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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1933

Page

10

Woods Meetings To Open Sunday In Hagerstown Woods

The annual Church of God woods meetings begin Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in Doubs Woods on the Downaville pike Hagerstown The Rev J H Gonso will preach with an amized quartet as guest musicians Services run Sundays through the week at 7 30 with church and youth society events also listed All are invited to attend this community spiritual event

Church, of God J. H. Gonso Mr. Gonso Hagerstown Church of God Tabernacle Summit Avenue Baltmmore St Gonso Doubs Woods Downaville Pike Young Peoples’ Christian Endeavor ‘Society

Two youths die in car fire near Glen Ferris

John Guy Jr. 18 and Harol Shepherd 18 of Powelton were fatally burned when their car scraped a wall and gasoline ignited after a crash near Glen Ferris. Guy died in the vehicle, Shepherd died hours later at Montgomery hospital.

Montgomery W. Va John Guy, Jr Har Shepherd Powel&on Glen Ferris Guy

Betty Brainerd Answers Readers Love Dilemmas

In letters from readers, Betty Brainerd counsels a young woman to heed her father and mother figures, warns against overly serious teasing by a longtime suitor, and advises a 23 year old contemplating marriage to a devoted partner. Brainerd offers guidance and signs off with her New York address for further help.

Betty Brainerd East 65Th St New York City N.Y

Spickler Letter Highlights July Social Visits and Local Names

Spickler notes July 5 visits from Abraham Ebersole of Baltimore to his brother C E Ebersole. Various local residents and guests from Carlisle, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Falling Waters are listed visiting family and friends, with several Hetzer family members featured. Thomas Lynch Jr of South Carolina is noted as the youngest signer of the Declaration at age 27.

Spickler Abraham Ebersole Baltimore C. E. Ebersole Wm. H. Grove Paul ‘Middleton Carlisle Chlo- Tene Kreps A. Hetzer Fred Lesher Renner Brewer St. James Wiliam Lawson Chiorene Kreps Keiffer Seibert David John Lewis Daugherty Carrie Walter Clark Eileen Martin Guy Grove William, Lawson Hubert Henneberger Alice Walsh Anna Glorius Frances Grove Geo. Fiiz Hagerstown C. KE. Ebersole Pearl Geraldine Ebersole Miller Grove Melchora Cowden Helen Mary Charles “Sanders Irene John J A. N. Hetzer Carolina Hetzer Jane Hetzer Bruce Shaffer Halfway Ernest Myers Paul Grove Charlton Jack Martin A. T. Hetser Catherine Bloom Falling Waters Ross Kreps A. T. Hetzer Anna Charles George Jacob Wharton M. Hetzer Hageratown Maude Catherine Hetzer Anna Hetzer Allen Jordan Thomas Lynch, Jr South Carolina

San Mar Orphans board meets. July plans and recent placements

At the regular monthly meeting of the San Mar Orphans board, President C Harry Keller presided. Seventy children were in residence. two returned to mothers, four placed in families, leaving 64 at the home. Some placements are summer only. two may become permanent. Resolutions thanked local musicians and donors. No July Auxiliary meeting. August 6 plans finalized for the 50th anniversary observance. Also noted, Curtiss Wright reported export orders totaling 2.6 million since January, including 100 ore airplanes, surpassing last year’s export total.

San Mar Harry Keller St. John’s Lutheran Church Hagerstown J. Atlee Young Mary C New York Curtiss- Wright Corporation

Boy Dies After Wagon Jolts Off Road in Pennsylvania

In Chambersburg Pennsylvania a 15 year old boy from Blue Rock near Waynesboro named John Rock was fatally injured when his wagon jolted after hitting a rut while leaving a field. He died of a broken neck.

Chambersburg John Rock Blue Rock Waynesboro

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