Social Personal Notices From A Hagerstown Area
Mr and Mrs W Barrack of Hagerstown and Mrs M M Wilk of Lynchburg motored to the city and visit Mrs Barrick at West Franklin Street Mies Margaret Boyer of Washington visits Tylenos H Brandt of Brandt Cabinet Works leaves for High Point NC on business Misses Margaret and Laura Ramsay return from Pen Mar Mrs Hester and son visit Washington Mr and Mrs W H Romney at South Prospect St Miss Mary Lae Mauck visiting uncle and aunt Howard Ritesour Leister family news Leister and son in Toledo called by illness of father D B Leister Kieffer family visits to Baltimore Misses W Honneberger and Josephine Boinsbarger at Atlantic City Mrs E P Alexander of Hagerstown returns home Miss Elsie Chenoweth visiting Mr and Mrs John C Wagner returning from wedding trip Mr and Mrs Bishop guests at Smithsburg Mrs Rachel Witse Memphis visiting sister Mrs Towson at Smithsburg Mr and Mrs Warren of Boston leaving July 20 from New York for Europe trip The Wards visiting Misses Bishop at Smithsburg Mrs Toraythe and son from Ballistoxe summering at Smithsburg Mrs Wagner returning from wedding trip to Smithsburg We offer congratulations on the birth of a ten pound baby boy at the home of Mr and Mrs L L Rusack in Bassoard Mrs Sheward Alve of Baltimore visiting here Pregton Hadmnan M C A supervisor to Gatysburg with uncle Jet Warfel of Akron Ohio My Soyer now living at ertael Harre Pa while on business in the area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pregton Hadmnan
M.C. A
Gatlysburg
Jet Warfel
Akron
Ohio
Mrs. Bowers
Antietam Street
Bo M. Soyder
Toerly
Angerstown
My. Soyer
Ertael Harre
Word Learner Antidote Digest Worth Reading
A jumble of text introduces a daily word antidote with phonetic guidance and Latin origins. It mentions people from Clearpring attending a conference, a local home visit, and a library party with plans for July 18 at Homewood, plus a St Pauls church minstrel show and ticket sales details.
Surprise Party Honoring Mr. Pittenger at Home
A July Fourth birthday surprise for Mr. Thoa Thoa Pittenger, superintendent of the Washington County Home, featured a large gathering, food, music, games, and a cake with 50 candles. Guests included numerous Pittenger family members and local friends, with a late depart time and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoa
T. Pittenmer
Washington County
Mra
Thos
A. Pittenger
T. & Pittenger
0. Ditto
Herman Pittenger
Albert 5. Johnson
Mma Dowalo
J. Luther Furshe
Galvin Forsythe
F. T. Fiery
Joseph P. Fiery
Annis Fiery
Norman Sprechee
Frisby ‘Spickler
Katie R. Kennedy
Luther Fiery
Samuel Schuebly
Mra. Clinton
Guessford
Morr L. Schuebty
Clifton Shank
Mary
Spickler
Preston Cearmas
Josephina Pittenger
Maxwell Feary
Bessie Johnson
F. Z
Wery
Seichet
Pittengar
Stoger Fiery
Chios Anthony
Elna Horst
Roscoe Fiery
Irvin Pittenger
Joseph Wory
Nellie Pittenger
Edna Cearfoss
Lillian Morsythe
Mataline Fiery
Harold Jobusor
Lloyd Pittanger
Nelle Marie Frunho
Hazel Frushe
Gleen Frushe
Ruth Fiery
Victor Fiery
Lester Fiery
Hildat Sellers
Jack Schnebly
John Fiery Schnebly
Virginia Schnebly
Liyna Spiekler
Glenn Mary
Lola Foraythe
John Guesaford, Jr
Mr. Pillengerimgny
Prizes Won At Bridge Party By Local Club Members
At the Women’s Club card party yesterday morning, J J Doyle won the prize for 600 and Mrs Oscar Eurich won a prize for bridge prick. Thirty six attended four tables of bridge and two of five hundred. Dainty sandwiches and cocoa chocolate were served. A similar plate will be held next Tuesday morning with a 25 cent service charge. Beverly Coston organized the event. An evening card party with invited gentlemen and special refreshments is planned for Thursday night with prizes and attractions for the antic men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
J. J. Doyle
Prisa
Oscar Eurich
Beverly Coston
Mona Lisa Smile Wins 3500 Proposals in Arkansas
Edith Mae Patterson, a Pine Bluff schoolteacher, has received about 3500 marriage proposals after winning a $1000 prize in a state beauty contest and a later $2600 first prize in an international competition. She plans to marry only when the right man comes and continues teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Blufy
Ark
Edith Mae Patterson
Miss Patterson
Mona Fisa
United States
Misa Patterson
Ittls
Pine Bluff
Bigs Patterson
Atnhes
Edith Mah Patterson
Arkansas School
Thacher
Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Stouffer in Harrisburg
A birthday surprise for Mrs. W. C. Stouffer was held Saturday at 209 Jaffer son Street with relatives and friends attending a fine supper and enjoyable evening. Guests included Henry Hull, W. C. Stouffer, R. Sisuller family, Atdeen Stouffer, James Trut family, Perry, Mary Yaraythe, Henry Everett, Bruce Hu family, Roger and Lorada, Maud Biershing, and many others. The note ends with a separate line about 2,000,000 miners needed for coal production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Stouffer
Jafferson St
Hovor
Henry Hull
Wm. C. Stouffer
R. Sisuller
Haied
Wayne
W. Stouffer
Atdeen
Newton
Joan
Samuel Smith
Randolph
Mildred Miner
Smitheburg
W. Wi
Entertained Family Guests At Centurial Event
Sunday gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. Me centered on welcomes for Brown Long and his family, Glier High-1 hanger and two children Harry and Blanche, Lait Thomas and daughter Lorriine, J. C. Cline and family, Susi Koechand, McLong, Miss Mary Slifer and Milas Lillian Ripple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ME
Centerui
Brown Long
Eamily
Harry
Blanche
Lait Thomas
Lorriine
J. C. Cline
Tom d'Isiiaa
Susi Koechand
McLong
Mary Slifer
Milas Lillian Ripple
Miss Alexander Sings With Bob's Orchestra at Willow Grove Park
Miss Alexander will sing several popular numbers with Bob's Orchestra at Willow Grove Park this evening. Attendees include automobile parties from Waynesboro and Martinsburg. A large crowd is reported at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdha Alexander
Bob
Willow Grove Park
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Park
Junior Light Brigade to present evening program at Trinity Lutheran
Twenty boys and girls will take part in a special entertainment tonight in the Sunday school room of Trinity Lutheran Church. The program features piastre and recitations and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity, Lutheran Church
Unusual Folk Seeks Hotel Financing System
Eidison v. Hockenbury of Harrisburg P s conducts the only community hotel financing organization in existence. Hockenbury directs a wartime style campaign to raise 4 700 000 dollars for a Seattle hotel. The system has helped start 22 community hotels across the country as cities winterize to attract tourists and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Eidison v. Hockenbury
Harrisburg
Hockenbury
Tents for Good Soap and the Neap Paper Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tents and a malformatted discussion of soap, water, and paper, mentioning a possible neap and a blue turning paper. The text is garbled, with references to household items and an unclear public note.
Indoor Picnic Promises Novel Community Event
A Baltimore church plans a series of Thursday and Friday evening indoor picnics to promote its new Sunday school building in Surat. Activities include a farmer themed decor, a brass band parade, choir performances, instrumental and vocal numbers, and free admission with proceeds aiding the Building Fund. A note mentions Brazilian rubber plantations being planted with cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Harp
Mise Rinehart
Misa Little
Mr. Campbell
Prof. Cassel
Mise Herman
Miss Breguoier
Misa Maisack
Scouts Outing at Camp Big Poot
Mia, Elsie Bridges and a troop of Girl Scouts plan a Sunday morning outing at Camp Big Poot, with activities and travel details outlined in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Elsie Bridges
Haneker
Girl Scoute
Big Poot
Marriage as a Mode and Endocrine Trends in Society
Fragmentary OCR mentions dieting among American women and marriage norms in orientalist contexts. It notes women using diet and beauty practices to improve matrimonial prospects, with phrases about mothers feeding daughters couscous to promote weight and allure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Maya
Cuscus
Well Bred Courtesy in Courtship Advice
The excerpt advises against pressuring a young man to call after a first meeting unless there is genuine common interest and mutual desire. It states that a girl who invites someone and is refused should not extend the invitation again, as repetition would lack propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caanal
Radio adventure sparks dramatic rescue aboard Bacchante
In a sunken shipyard tale, Dick Garrick and Ruth seam a daring escape as Ruth, pursued by bootleggers aboard the Seavilla, nearly blows the caper. Vira and Glenn relay crucial clues while Dick tests a telautomatic hydroplane to chase the "Bacchante" and recover the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nite
Ruth
Luy
Vira
Glenn
Garrick
Ruthie
Carle
Seavilla
Unt ‘Bae
Toith
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W. &. Barrack
Hagerstown
Mies
Margaret
Boyer
Washington
Tylenos
H. Brandt
The
Brandt Cabinet Works
High Point
North Carolina
G. Be Jotinaton
Princeton
W. Va
Johns Hopline Hospital
Laura Ramsey
Lomeele
Pen-Mar
Hester
W. H. Romney
South ‘Prospect Strest
Migs
Lae Mauck
Martiniburg
Mrs
Howard Ritesour
Leister
D. B. Leister
Baltimore
H. Frank Lelster
Tandly
Toledo
Mr. Leister
BG. Leister
Mre
J. Spangler Kieffer
de. Richard Kieffer
Mee. W. Honneberger
Lawrazcu
Josephine Boinbarger
Boonsboro
Atlantic City
Eima Hoover
Waynesbord
Cous
Neomt Hoover
Smaithsburg
Mra. Ghurios
Osborne
New Rochelle
N. Y
C. F. Osborne
Rachel Witste
Memphis, Tenn
Robert ‘Towson
Smithsburg
Mrs. Warren
Boston
Bishop
New York
Mra Warren
Toraythe
Ballistoxe
E.P. Alexander
Hageratown
Elsie Chenoweth
John C. Wagner
Margaret Lewis
Wagner
Wengiey
Jiageretown
Norps Potomac
Mra. Rusack l
Basaaard
Swehard H. Alve
Tuin City
Buaine
Felix Peck
Migees
Ethel
Carmen”. Widingur
Clearapring
Hood College
Fraderick
Titsweal
Raymond Kulagamans
Dover
Solomon Helssr
Nea
Joseph Seibert
Clearepring
EB A. Warsham
Hag Raturnei ‘Frau Allantic City
He Smithaburg Library Club
Homewood
Robert Towson
Hagerstowh
Smitligburg Library
Reedier's Grove
Wolfinger
Apna Hendarson
Jason Gelaer
Lillian
Alice Barkdoll
Epworth Laague Sf
St Paut's M
Epworth League
Mr. Pittinger
Monterey Inn
Karl Bretusman
Vorce Vulture
Cohacochesque Union Sundinyshan
Blonterey Inn
Piano Fund
Mrs. Stouffer
Morepan
Miss Alexander
TAH Housewifi
Dakger
Brazil
Dan
Arthur B. Reeve
Mr. Darling
Stonyb Rook
Tetowa
Glano
Passiai
Cama
Cama, Was Pack: Asd
Asepsta
Mrarriplad
Dilek
Isata
Mowat
Stnal—borg
Denis
Mount Sinai
Alotgalda
Gjenn
Lortie
Brock
Wire Nolan
McKay
Nita
Aduats
Defoe
Telautomatica
Ln Biond
Wira
Nita Walden
Southold
Tenn
Lsten
Nite Walten
Myers Tims
Praner and Vit, Ae Close To ‘Glan. “the Fight To Sravile Ayaa
Darkiess
Seaville
Sirvey
Roslin
Bacekanta
Mhauted
Tian Witis Brasa
Bia Choat
Dick Gianasdi
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