Quiet Wedding in Trinity Lutheran Church Tonight
Miss Emma Strole of this city will wed Sterling L. Levie of Baltimore in Trinity Lutheran Church at seven. Rev. Harold Crouse will perform the ceremony. A reception follows at the bride’s parents on Oak Hill avenue. The couple plan a northern motor trip and will reside in Baltimore after return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Strole
Sterling L. Levie
Baltimore
New Orleans
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold Crouse
Oak Hill Avenue
Strole
Charles F. Strole
Hagerstown High School
Beaver College
Jenkinstown
Levie
Edward J. Levie
Maryland Institute
Wedding at Sunny Dale Couples Elizabeth Eshelman Norman Martin
Miss Elizabeth Eshelman daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ira Eshelman Greencastle Route 1 and Norman H Martin son of Mr and Mrs Abram Martin Hagerstown Route 4 were married Thursday at 6 pm by Rev J B Burkholder at his Sunny Dale residence A reception followed at the bride’s home Both work for J J Eshelman and Sons Greencastle The couple will honeymoon in Atlantic City and Washington and then live with the bride’s parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Eshelman
J. Ira Ephelman
Greencastle
Norman H. Martin
Abram Martin
Hagerstown
J. 8. Burkholder
Sunny Dale
Mr. Martin
Columbia Business College
This City
J. J. Eshelman and Sons
Atlantic City
Washington
Musical program in Mercersburg features McMichael and Campbell
Entertaining program to be presented by Professor Roy Alexander McMichael with Merritt Campbell, bari tone, Sunday at 4 PM in Mercersburg Pennsylvania. Selections include Wagner Lohengrin Prelude, Dreams by McAmis, Finlandia, It Is Enough from Elijah, Largo from the New World Symphony, Liebe traume, and Fanfare. Advertisement mentions a Children's Haircutting Specialty at Seibert's 1st National Bank basement, price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Alexander McMichael
Merritt Campbell
Mercersburg
Wagner
McAmis
Finlandia
Sthelius
Elijah
Largo
Dvorak
Liszt
Commens
Fountainhead Ladies Handicap Tourney Plans Set
The Fountainhead Country Club ladies midsummer handicap golf event is scheduled for Tuesday July 18 at 1 PM. Pairings include Mrs Welles Little with Mrs Russell Zentmyer and several other matchups, with no further notices and subsequent rounds to follow after two or three day intervals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountainhead Country Club
Welles Little
Russell Zentmyer
Mark Landis
Hugh Full
Stanley ‘Owings
W. R. Moore
Cliff McKimmie
Lync Brumnback
W. J. Clapp
Emma Geiser
A.’ C. Spurr
B. C. Reed
Aldine
Lakin
R. B. Nor‘ment
Willis Altenderfer
L. W. Manners
County Rally of 4-H Clubs at Hagerstown Park
The Washington County 40 Council will hold a county rally and picnic Thursday July 20 at City Park in Hagerstown. About two hundred 4-H Club members and families from across the county are expected to attend with Miss Dorothy Emerson state Girls 4-H Club leader of Washington present to assist. The afternoon program begins at 2 30 featuring songs demonstrations a style review of dresses created by sub members talks on 4 H Club work recreation and games. An evening program following a Dinit supper includes a vesper service a campfire program and a candlelight service. The event is directed by Orville Ernst Cleargpring Mr and Mrs Walter Bromley Edgemoor Fred Wintermeyer Williamsport Elizabeth Livkey Halfway Miss Ardath Martin county home demonstration agent and M D Moore county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County 40 Council
Hagerstown
Dorothy Emerson
Washington
Orville’ Ernst
Cleargpring
Walter Bromley
Edgemoor
Fred Wintermeyer
Williamsport
Wilizabeth Livkey
Halfway
Ardoth Alartin
M. D. Moore
Mrs Shipley Given Party By Railway Conductors
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors held a birthday party for Mrs. Charles Shipley in Berkeley Springs yesterday afternoon. Mr. Van Hanna with Miss Katherine Cornell provided tenor banjo music. a dinner followed in the park. Attendees included Mrs. Shipley and numerous members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies” Auxiliary
Charles Shipley
Berkeley Springs
van Hanna
Katherine Cornell
F. J. Schultz
F. £. Carbaugh
Clarence Smeak
F. D. Shank
E. B. Bender
George Roach
H. C. Barnhart
James Henry
Flossy Schultz
Hazel Rhodes
Maria Henry
Mary Jane Roach
Fanny Shank
Laura S. Meak
Irene Gage
Evelyn Socks
John Gordon
Clarence O. Smeank, Jr
Carrol Smeak
Geo. Roach
Woman of 621S Married Here
Mrs. Frances E. Kalbach a widow of Camp Hill Pennsylvania married Bernard A. Kelly of Camp Hill at Zion Reformed Church parsonage by Rev. Dr. Scott R. Wagner. Kalbach 62 Kelly 38. witnesses Mrs. Harry Little and Lambert Kelly. Kelly worked 15 years for McMullen Bros. Cumberland and plans menswear business in Harrisburg around Sept. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances E. Kalbach
Camp Hill
Harrisburg
Bernard A. Kelly
Cumberland
Zion Reformed Church
Scott R. Wagner
Kalbach
Kelly
McMullen Bros
Harry Little
Lambert Kelly
Oklahoma Legislature Votes for Repeal Bill Vote
Oklahoma City July 14 1933 the Legislature passed a resolution to hold a vote on repealing the eighteenth amendment Senate approved 26 to 14 and House 17 to 25 it goes back to the House for minor amendments tomorrow Governor Murray is not required to sign the measure and the election will be at the first general election next year unless a special election is called after district conventions on December 8 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Senate
House of Representatives
House
William H. Murray
Murray
Girls Give a Wiener Roast at July Marsh Run Social
Misses Pauline and Gladys Cook hosted a lively Wiener Roast last Thursday evening near Ray Tom's meadow along Marsh Run. Guests listed include Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morris, and many local residents plus the Jolly Novelteers who provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Gladys Cook
Ray Tom
Marsh Run
Novelteer
Maurice Strine
Brayden Thomas
Donald Martin Aid
Guy ‘ Cook
Alvey Cook
Ralph Morris
Walter Swisher
Viola Baumgard
Ner
Margaret Carbaugh
Miriam
Martin
Ruth
Koons
Lois. Beachley
Marie Swisher
Williama
Phyllis: McCoy
Richard Honedel
Charles Barnhart
Ivan Shaffer
Charles Hut
Kenneth Shanner
Grason Bowman
Clarence Cook
Harold Davis
Harold Swope
Robert Myers
Roy Daugherty
Thomas Clipp
Otto Mundey
David Miner
My Beauty Hint for Natural Lipstick Application
A beauty tip notes pressing lips together on tissue to blot excess lipstick. By transferring surplus to the tissue, the result appears natural rather than heavy. This technique helps remove visible excess while preserving color.
Delightful Picnic At Potomac Edison Hagerstown Office
About fifty employees of the Potomac Edison Company at the Hagerstown office enjoyed a delightful picnic at their Williamsport riverfront clubhouse. The event featured games, swimming, horse shoes, and refreshments provided by the employer as entertainment and relaxation after work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Company
Potomac River
Williamsport
Enjoyable Evening with The Lucy Seven Club
The Lucy Seven, a young girls club, held an enjoyable evening at Miss Gladys Smith's home at 410 North Cannon Avenue on Thursday. Dancing and cards were enjoyed and refreshments served with attendees including Gladys Hartman Kitty Lapole Melya Ridenour Anita Rudalli Audrey Weaver Emily Wiggeniton and Gladys Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Seven
Gladys Smith
North
Cannon Avenue
Gladys Hartman
Kitty Lapole
Melya Ridenour
Anita Rudialli
Audrey Weaver
Emily Wiggeinton
Legion Picnic at Brewen's Clubhouse An All Day Affair
The American Legion Post plans an all day picnic tomorrow at Brewen's clubhouse above Kemps with a large crowd expected and lunch prepared. Eagles members are urged to meet Sunday at 1:00 PM to travel to Wil Hameport. Fraternal Order of Eagles members needing a ride should call the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post
Brewen
Kemps
Eagles
Eagles Baseball Club
Wil ‘Hameport
Order of Eagles
Union Prayer Meeting to Highlight Broadfording Church
Broadfording July 14 union prayer meeting announced for Sunday evening at the Church of God with special music by Mrs. Carrie Cunningham and Leslie Shinham. Local residents note multiple visits, moves, and family gatherings including the Bloyers near Washington, the Shanks at Rockdale, and families from Cearfors and Dry Bill. A dairy-farm job relocation is reported for Cramer Barnhart and family near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadfording
Church of God
Carrie Cunningham
Leslie Shinham
John Bloyer
Near Washington
C. C Holtzman Farm
Thurman Thurston
Hagerstown
Emma Gossard
Lester
John Wolf
Gertrude
John
Fairview
John Hyde
Miller
Walnut Point
Bruce Shank
David Hamby
Rock ‘Dale
Rhuie Bloyer
Washington County Hospital
A. Bowers
Preston Myers
S. A. Harnish
Edna
Flot France
Cearfors
Anna McKenna
Madalene
Louise
Mary Bear
Woodpoint
Luther Rubeck
Merle Rice
Mary
Sarah
Blanchie
Resh
John Resh
Glen Spickler
Cramer
Barnhart
Washington
Presbyterian Annual Picnic Planned for July 19
The Presbyterian church Sunday school picnic will be at Brewer's clubhouse along Conococheague Creek on July 19 with a rain date July 20. The event features swimming and water sports supervised by guards, transportation from Prospect Street at 3 PM, grounds games and a men’s Bible class vs boys baseball finale, and free food. Indoor-outer menus advised. committee members include Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Snively, Charles Slick, Paull S. Shields, Herman E. Ross, Belle Sanders, Paul Violet, Kathleen Rice, Charles Crouse, Flora Croun, Joseph DeMichele, Florence Mongello, Paul Sanders, Margaret Lutz, Moffett Wise, and Margaret Bearden, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Brewer's
Conococheague Creek
Huyett’s
Greencastle Pike
Kemp's
Prospect Street
William
Hess
Norman Snively
Charles Slick
Paull
Shields
Herman E. Ross
This City
Belle E. Sanders
Waynesboro
Paul E. Violet
Kathleen £.Rice
Rohrersville
Charles E. Crouse
Braddock Heights
Flora Belle
Croun
Frederick
Joseph A DeMichele
Florence V. Mongello
Washington
Paul E. Sanders
Margaret Lutz
Palmyra
Moffett
P. Wise
Baltimore
Margaret M. Bearden
Rockingham
Roman M. Statler
Anton M. Brill
The Gold Diggers Closes Today in Maryland
The Gold Diggers closes today at the Maryland theater in Hagerstown. Warner Bros. film features Hollywood stars and 200 of the world’s most beautiful girls with five new songs and seven settings. Showtimes are 2 to 11 pm. The program includes The Down Swing and Maryland Movietone News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Old Town
Maryland
Warner Bros
Holywood
Maryland Movietone
New Serial Opening at Henry's Theatre
A brand new Universal serial starring Tom Tyler in Clancy of the Mounted opens at Henry's Theatre with a kiddies matinee. The program includes Deadwood Pass a Tom Tyler feature and a new Touchdown Mickey cartoon, all repeating throughout the day alongside the serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal
Tom Tyler
Clancy of
the Mounted
Henry
Deadwood Pass
Clancy
Great Northwest Frontier
Tyler
Tom
United Artists
Little Mouse
Henrys
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Letter
Teen girl aged 16 writes to Betty Brainerd about a 19 year old jealous fiancé who pressured engagement. She seeks guidance on ending the engagement and dating others while avoiding hurt feelings, with Brainerd advising frank honesty and a gradual disengagement. Betty offers a calm plan and invites further questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Geo O'Brien At Colonial Theatre Ride Again
George O'Brien stars in Life in the Raw at the Colonial Theatre, returning after a six month break with a Western romance tale of a young woman among primitive western dwellers and a series of daring riding feats. Also showing is the third episode of The Three Musketeers with John Wayne and local juvenile acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O'Brien
Judge
Fox
Colonial Theatre
O Brien
Europe
Nooner
O'Brien
Zane Grey
the Three Musketeers
John Wayne
Vivien
Steinmetz
Tha
Leaf Clover Four
Bill and
Billy
Barbara Stanwyck Birthday Wire At Maryland Theatre
Barbara Stanwyck sends a birthday wire from New York to Maryland Theatre owner Frank Boucher. The star notes Sunday is her birthday and requests a birthday present of audience enjoyment of Baby Face, which opens Monday and runs through Wednesday with free admission for all ladies born that Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stanwyck
Frank Boucher
Maryland Theatre
Miss Stanwyck
Higeratown
New York
Frank Fay
Baby Face
Miss Stanwycks
Maryland
Attendance and proof rules for show attendees
A fragment notes attendees must be present Monday and submit proper proof of birth date between 2 and 3. The text is incomplete but indicates a requirement for proof of birth date as part of entry or attendance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
Hugh Frusti
St. Paul's
Russell Trumpower
Frank Williams
lPottaville, Pa
Louis Fahnestock
Hill Crest ‘Road
Edgar." Bush
Morgantown, W. Va
Miss
Annie Bush
Carl H. Franz,Jr
Maryland Genfeat Hospital
Pen
F S Diffenderfer
Landvale
Kington County Hospital
Elizabeth Humrichouse
Wil
Witan Gibson
Moyen
Joseph J. Wyand
Boston
C. J. Wyand
Potomac Avenue
Cora Mariz
Washingtonvenue
Franklin Taylor
Grand Forks
EN. Dak
Mrs. J. Myers
Lorna. Lee
Ralph Villano
New York City
Lee
Sprother-inlaw
Amos Harper
R Street
Baldwin
Jack Morrigan
Lexington, Kentucky
Walter Peterman
Clear Pring
Samuel Emmert
Terrace Court
Hotel Dennis
Charles ©. Hines
Virginia
Milford
Grove
Leo Helnts
Philadelphia
J Joshua
R. Messersmith
Summit Avenue
West Point
Clyde Worth
Lianerch
Georges W. “Green
William Andrews
Pett Atreet
Chicago
David L. Berkson
Lloyd A. Hoffman
Sm. Oak Hill Avenue
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Robert Fridinger
Ralph, Fry
Mrs
T. W. Summer
Fort Worth
Texas
Formarly
Old Hagere Town
Jerry Harp
Boe
Seibert's
Nat'l
S. Potomac
Fountain Head
O. R.C
Municipal Band
Peter Buys
American Bandmasters Association
Miss Grace
Washburn
H. W. Harp
I Dean
Cornet
G.’B. Middlebaufy
Hagerstown, MD
OUR
Washburn Baluist
Ponchielli
Friml
Joanne Alcorn
Ponca City
Okla
A. P
Ayuth
Legion
Kline Bros. Best
Presbyterian
Henry’s
S & B Hat Works
East Washington
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Bartley No
NUT & Stove
J. W. Rohrer
WE Women
65Th St
N.Y
Geo. O’brien
Kool
Mickey Mouse
Thur
Eddie Cantor
Bobby Jones
Baby
George
Brent
Warner
Warner Bros. Colonial
Thes
George O’brien
Three Musketeers
Mae
the Sage
Mae Vivien Strinmere
William Powell
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