Social notes of area residents on travel and visits
Social page items record Mildred McLaughily departing for New York Boston and other cities, joining Miss Esther Houser in Baltimore. Numerous residents, including Mrs. Rich, Miss Blednor Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Raywond Miller, and Miss Margeret Bernaberg, visit relatives, attend funerals, or spend time in Washington and surrounding towns. Returning travelers include Miss Goldie Kapton, Pauline Tuner, and Mina Alice Hoover after trips to Pen Mar and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mks
Mildred McLaughily
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Portland
Esther Houser
Chambersburg
Baltimore
Mra. I We Rich
Learapring
Blednor Smith
Chicago
Fred J. Rich
Mrs. Rich
Mra
W. H. Chealey
Mechantesyliic
Story Hours At The Playground Attracts Children
The first story hours at Ingers lawn playgrounds draw large attendance from kids under the guidance of Miss Isabel Hurlbutt at the Washington County Free Library. Volunteers from the Girl Scout Camp near Baltimore plan to visit multiple playgrounds this summer and continue the program after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat
Ingerslawn
Childen
Isabel Hurlbutt
Washington County Free Library
Tetera
Migs Hurlbutt
Antiotans
Ereel
Aunmyer
Srouty Campy
Baltimore
Isit
Girls Camp at Big Pool Ready for Coming Week
County Home announces a week long girls camp at Big Pool directed by Miss Garberson. Sixty eight county girls will attend with instructors offering bread staking basketry sewing and swimming lessons. A delegation of New England club workers will join for discussions. Prof Rodertelli will lead singing lessons and a pageant titled Fair Woods closes the camp on Thursday evening with all girls participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readinges
Miss Garberson
Mms Garherson
Avery
Htness
Els Club
New England
Ihis
Rodertelli
Wark BO
Fair Woods
Dual Birthday Party Held At Marker Home
A surprise dual birthday gathering honored Mr Marker and Mr George Garnand at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Marker in Switchesburg. Guests included numerous relatives and friends with refreshments served.
Mrs Wahle to Sing at St Pauls U Church Service
Mrs Albert Wahle, noted vocalist, will sing at the morning service at St Pauls U Church. Her solo is Ged to Mure fu by Marleth. The Baltimore singer will also perform at St Pat's during the summer, expanding the church program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wahle
Albert
Dathwere
W. Oty Kline
Potonuts Ave
St Paul's U
Marleth
Battimore Dinger
St. Pat's Darine
Unclear OCR News Snippet With Mixed Fragments
The readable portion hints at church services and a community event. Names and places are garbled. no clear date or outcome can be established from the fragment.
North Pole flight tests marriage as pilot seeks pole
Lieutenant Miner Fullerton plans a 1600 mile Arctic flight from Alaska to Spitzbergen via the North Pole aboard Roald Amundsen’s era plane. His bride Avis waits at Point Barrow as telegrams promise news of success or tragedy. The couple met during the war while he was an instructor in England and she served as a nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Sinnott
Edmonton
Alberta
North Pole
Arctic
Miner G. Fullerton
Hig Bride Fullerton
Roald Amundgen
Alaska
Avis Fullerton
Avlater
Pointarrow
Clyitiza
Low
American
Fullerton
Spitbergen
Elmer
Ata Fuure
Jhier
Spitzbergen
Eastbourne
England
Canada
Montreal
Delightful Tea at Smithsburg in Honor of Guests
Mrs. Robert Towson and Misa Huy Werden hosted a tea yesterday at five o clock near Beelieburg to honor Mrs. D. F. Whitsell of Memphis Tennessee and Mrs. N. S. Deanan of Philadelphia. About forty guests attended with many from Hagerstown and Smithsburg area, including Mrs. Joseph C. Byron and Mrs. Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Towson
Misa Huy! Werden
Towson
Philadelphia
Henrietta Towson
Hazerstown
Joseph C. Byron
Hne Guest
Rice
Franklin 2
Cawby
Clue Ridge
Robert Wright
Winn
Post Duvall
Campau
Catzell
Apending Sho Guhimer
Birthday Party At The Binkley Home
An enjoyable birthday surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Blakley in Hamilton Bille yard for their daughter Margaret. A hay ride and straw ride were given, followed by refreshments. Attending were Margaret Binkley Miller Renneberg Helen Binkley Ruth Shiner Ruth Edelman Naona Gardner Leon Sowers Raymond Ritchie Merle Miller Charles Harp Chester Smith.
Remodeling Day Nursery Reveals Major Upgrades at Historic Facility
The Day Nursery board announced completion of extensive remodeling at one of Hagers Town's oldest institutions. A new heating plant, interior repapering, electric lighting replacing gas, and enlarged storage and school space mark the improvements. 25 children, youngest 10 months, enjoy updated rooms as Miss Nancy Doyle and Mia Boyle oversee activities. Visitors invited to view the work and the yard remains shaded for hot mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Nursery
Hagerston
Nancy Doyle
Charles A. Little
Mia Boyle
Unusual Folk in Washington Bachelor Cook and Chief
In Washington July 11b, Dr. Langworthy chief of the Bureau of Home Economies is presented as a top baker and culinary expert. The feature portrays him as a bachelor with hobby recipes and a knack for solving pastry problems, claiming he can bake a cake for social occasions and advise on fat content in pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Capital
Bureau of Home Economies
Langworthy
Men Girls Love By Laurel Gray
Article discussing evolving notions of romance and gallantry, arguing valor appeals to women when men show genuine affection. Highlights shift from old flirtations to modern tender expressions, urging men to reveal their courage and sincere interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Gray
Laurel Gray Les
Valorious
Romince
Raven
Milady
W C T U Meeting At Keedysville
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its regular monthly meeting at Keedysville on Tuesday evening July 11. The program centered on Christian Citizenship and Peace with prayers, poetry, readings, and a county convention report from Hagerstown. A special musical program included Mrs Louise Martin and piano duets by Mrs George W Burton and Mrs E B Knadier. The August meeting will be on the lawn at Mrs BE Bavey's home with a playlet by the young folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christac Temperance Union
Keedysville
Ikeynote
Fannig Hunteberry
Mary Nicodemus
Hagerstown
Louise Martin
George W. Burton
E. B. Knadier
BE. Bavey
Volunteers of America Progressing Here in Town
Public invited to regular Thursday and Sunday meetings of the Volunteers of America at Franklin and Alexander street. Captain M A Rudisill, officer in charge, reports a new branch advancing with a special service tomorrow night at 8. They welcome old clothing for the poor. send a card or letter to Captain Rudisill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Volunteers of America
Franklin and
Alexander Sheet
M. A. Rudisill
Rudisil
Rev Norment To Speak At The Park
Rev Norment of First Christian Church delivers the second sermon in a Met Association Bible Class at City Park on Sunday evening July 34 at 646 oclock. A quartet will sing and Charles Cassel will solo while Mrs Cassel accompanies. After services the Municipal Band directed by Prof Buys performs a concert from 7 20 to 9. George Pullen is the pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiiliam BL Norment
First Christian Church
Met
City Park
Zona Hall
Wmn. Milter
Heloré Lowman
Charles M. Cassel
Charles BM. Cassel
Peter Buys
Electra
George
Pullen
jJasue
the Herald
Young Officer Goes to Camp Meade
Roy Metzar, English teacher at Baltimore Polytechnic School, vacationing in Williamsport, left yesterday for Gaithersburg to spend a few days. Next week he will go to the officers training camp at Camp Meade. He holds the rank of second lieutenant and previously instructed in training camps during the late war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Metzar
Baltimore Polytechnic School
Williamsport
Yestern
Gaithersburg
Can
Meade
Het’ Ylzer
Motor party from West visits Murdock kin
Mr and Mrs Robert Murdock and three children from Oregon traveled by motor to visit Mr Murdock's mother Mrs Elizabeth Murdock and other relatives in the city and county. The party motored here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Robert Murdock
Oregon
Samuel Reo
Pittsburgh
Murdock
Elizabeth Murdock
Marriage A La Mode Among Indian Tribes of South America
A quirky note explains a tribal marriage practice where relatives are notified and men bring hut materials to build a home. The women contribute fish bread and other provisions. The arrangement secures temporary home and support, though a few men may miss old comforts.
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South America
You Are Well Bred Emphasizes Calm Courtesy On Phones
A piece extols patient behavior when misdialed, urging politeness and restraint. It highlights apologizing to the other caller for the interruption and not hanging up in anger, underlining mutual consideration in everyday communication.
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Miss Mirabell
Eroupe
Guy K. Angle
Buos, Selbuxt
Raywond Miller
Orville Ebersole
J. B. Reet
Caroline
Mulberry Avenue
Clambiersburg
Mra. Heed
Mrs. Ebersol
Gerald Horlie
Blue Ridge Summit
Charles Mook
Polly Cosgrove
Wallace
Lotternburg Pike
Rebecca Kauitman
Webbie
Rheumatiam
Misa Margeret Bernaberg
Sharpsburg
Eays
Misa Mary Garher
Atyoet
Dighimore
Goldie Kapton
Pauline Tmler
Pen Mar
Rens Kapton
Sadie Summers
Tore
Kinter
Oak Hill
New Castle, Pa
Brown-Hamilton Company
Jack Brewer
Clyde Brewer
Ruth
Charles Beover
Blue Ridge Sumuilt
Nuon Downs
Hallway
Honey
Milas Mary Brewer
Blue Wdgs Summit
Mr. Loyd Translar
Milas Miunis Tressler
Fairfield
Meg
Chas
B. W. Hively
York
W. BE. Henze
Potomac St
Mina Alica Hoover
North Potomac Street
New York City
Amos Harper
Misa Badin Alexandaris
Dob
Willow Grove Park
Bob
Anus Harper
Ivan
Chas. E. Marker
Swithhsburg
Mr.Marker
George Garnand
Charles 5. Marker
Statton Rowe
Charles
Barkdoll
George Hoover
David M. Ridenour
Frank Barkdoll
George Newcomer
Wally Shockey
Join Hoffman
Jon Martin
Ant
Wes. Marker
Mark W. Garnand
Guy Lowla
James Miner
Misgy Myrtia Minor
Carrie Mowan
Susie Protzman
Charles Protyman
George Martin
Iran Martin
Arthur Marlin
John Ridenour
Junior
Ridenour
Eugenia Mowen
Misa
Aina Barkdoill
Dawint Marker
Misa Irene Bhockay
Edgar R. Marker
Edith Marker
Earl Shockey
Cyrus Builth
Gavon Garnand
Isabel Garnand
Ada Newcomer
Ralph Shockey
Misa Naot Marker
Pauli Smith
Dorothy Marker
Emmett Hoover
Alverda Hofman
Charles Hoover
Maya Marker
Stanley Barkdoll
Helen Barkdoll
Lloyd Shockey
Ruth Rowe
Mabel Hoffman
Catherine Rows
George Rowe
John Martin
Mark Ridenour
Detroit
Pride
Miss Mrancey
Min C. Matharwa
al BO Paul's
Sandiyasarnlig Sarvies
Beans Multveuw
Birdman
Pullerton
Tur
Elmer G. Fullerton
8Hh
Smithsburg
Binkley
Spnsttval
Renee Boutner
Oper
Saklmon
Ree Toke
Nesta Cornet
Putten
Red Mill
Herbert
Jostive Mach
Alamo
Ftuda
W.C.T.U
America
Rts
Chas. M. Stieff, Inc, L. D. Gore, Meg
He Olomac
Norment
Hmeade
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