Social And Personal News Recovers From Trips And Visits
Mrs. Samuel HE Carbaugh and Miss Laura Smeak return from six weeks in Seattle. Mrs. Charles Neikirk comes home from North Locust after visiting Mildred Neikirk at Johns Hopkins University. The Slutzkers head to New York for three weeks. Hurley returns home from Cumberland after a brief visit. John Smith returns from Pittsburgh after five weeks. The King and Boney families visit in Washington and Baltimore. Hibernia Billmyer visits East Franklin Street daughter J S Murphy. Murphy and Billmyer family camp at Dam No 4. Hila Sigler visits Anna Hollingsworth in Smithburg. McCauleys visit Baltimore. Katherine McCauley returns from Beaver Creek. Bessie Sterling spends week in Indian Springs. John Wagner returns from Carlisle. Elizabeth Hartle visits Janice Hoover in Cannon Avenue. Thelma Scott and Mazel Downin spend weekend with parents Vincent Kale in Waynesboro. Kale visits Mrs Mao Arts on Mulberry. Glendine Reed accepts a job at I and W Grand. Ruth Weller spends week in Niagara Falls. Ava Leo Kyode spends two weeks in New York. Edward Ridgely has tonsils and adenoids removed at Washington County Hospital. James Bennett family return from Baltimore. Catherine Castle spends her time visiting Salisbury, North Carolina.
Lovely skin key to screen stardom say directors
Hollywood voices affirm Lux Toilet Soap as essential for beauty with Pathé leaders and stars backing its use. The feature notes 442 top actresses rely on Lux, praising its white fragrance and smoothing effect. Numerous travels and visits by industry folk fill the page, listing destinations and personal movements alongside how Lux shapes studio dressing rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Howard Higgins
Pathé
Lina Basquette
Pathéatar
Lux
Moong's Emerald Oil Promoted for Varicose Veins
A historical advertisement touts Moong's Emerald Oil as a home remedy for varicose veins. It claims quick pain relief, leg strengthening, and reduction of swollen veins, with testimonials including a woman from Oregon praising the product after 38 years of suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moong
Wareham Drug Co. Cauffman
Rudy
Oregon
Wnally
Oregon Journal
Alsatia Club Announces Mid-Summer Dance at Braddock Heights
The Alsatia Club will host a large mid-summer ball at Braddock Heights on Thursday night July 25 from 8:30 to 12:30. Al Hollander's Orchestra of York PA will provide music. The event is expected to be a major success, with committee chair L. L. Stouffer and members B. J. Baumgard W. L. Wlery and Harry T. Fridinger in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club
Braddock Heights
al Hollander
York
L. L. Stouffer
B. J. Baumgard
W. L. Wlery
Harry T. Fridinger
Birth of Anna Ray Gossard in Williamsport
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gossard announce the birth of an eight pound daughter, Anna Ray, at their home in Williamsport on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Gossard
Anna Ray
Williamsport
Local residents return from visits and outings in Elkhart area
Flapper Fanny notes many Elkhart visitors returning home from Hamilton and Harrisburg trips. William Oster and Lewis Heist accompanied by Mrs Oster came back to Elkhart while Philadelphia visitor Charles Gruber returned to his home. Numerous Grimm family members hosted and attended picnics at Hershey Park and in Harrisburg with extended visits from Washington D C Hartford Conn Hagerstown Md and Conn residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oster
Randolph Avenue
Lewis Heist
Elkhart
Ind
Oster
Walter
Grimm
Virginian Avenue
William
Walter L. Grimm
Florence
Walter L. Jr
Hagerstown
Sarah Wiles
Washington, D. C
Homer
Cloma Singer
Local aviator weds Monday in Hagerstown
Miss Lydia Stouffer of 615 N Mud Berry Street and C C Moler of 19 West Washington Street were married yesterday at 2 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church parsonage by Rev J S Simon. Both work for Potomac Edison. Moler, a distribution engineer and pilot, once flew while an instructor repaired a plane. The couple will reside in Hagerstown after a two week trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Stouffer
N. Mudberry St
C. C. Moler
West Washington St
Sne Parsonage
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. S. Simon
Charles
Moler
Winchester
Hagerstown
A L Auxiliary Picnic At Conemack Park Williamsport
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a picnic for Legion members and friends at Conemack Park Williamsport on Thursday July 18. Supper is served at 6 pm followed by music and contests. The park manager promised an orchestra for evening dancing. Miss Blanch Gry of Greencastle visited Miss Nevin Hagaman over the weekend. Mr and Mrs H D Rayner returned to North Locust Street after a day in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Conémack Park
Williamsport
H. D. Rayner
North Lo
Baltimore
Wienie Roast Held Saturday in Ballston VA
A picnic Wienie roast and swimming party was held along Conotechesque creek above Kemp's Mill Saturday evening honoring Mr and Mrs Kelsie Springser and son Russell of Ballston Virginia. Numerous Springer relatives and friends attended including William Springer Sr and families D A Springer George Springer Roy Springer Mae Springer Ira Pike and children Gladdys George Winnie John Koogle Harry J Powell and son Kenneth from Joplin Missouri Evelyn Smith of Baltimore Flora Nicodemus of Boonsboro Paul Lighter and son Donald Halfway Martha Duncan Bernadetta Springer Helen Fox Anna Fox and others visiting Mrs A M Mowen 358 View Street after visiting Lenoir North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conotechesque Creek
Kemp's Mill
Kelsie Springser
Russell
Ballston
William Springer Sr
D. A. Springer
George Springer
Roy Springer
Mae
Ira Pike
Gladdys
George
Winnie
John Koogle
Harry J. Powell
Kenneth
Joplin
Evelyn Smith
Baltimore
Flora Nicodemus
Boonsboro
Paul Lighter
Donald
Halfway
Martha Duncan
Bernadetta Springer
Helen Fox
Anna Fox
Charles Snyder
Daisy Box
S S Class Has Outing Sunday
The Busy Builders and Hustier Classes of the First Christian Sunday School held an outing at Henson's Club House near Funkstown with swimming outdoor games and a picnic. attendees included Helen Clarke Phea Poole Mary Feiser Ruth Hershner Margaret Taylor Clara Fouke and many others along with families Mr and Mrs John Conrad and several Snavely and Henson relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Sunday School
Henson
Funkstown
Helen Clarke
Phea Poole
Mary Feiser
Ruth Hershner
Margaret Taylor
Clara Fouke
Ethel Baker
Ethel Bowers
Nina Cooper
Mabel Coffman
Vada Stouffer
Gladys Grove
Eloise Henson
Pauline Garret
Doris Kregle
Bruce Miller
Harry Snavely
F. F. Henson
Fashion Plaque Details On French Tailleur Belt Arrangement
A description notes a wraparound skirt tea bag worn with a tuck-in blouse and a belt arrangement. Marriage licenses list Ernest Post and Martha Legley of Hancock. Edward Heller and Evelyn Hill of Berwick. Charles Moler and Lydia Stouffer of the city. Charles Suler and Mable Via of Harrisburg. Thomas Gordon of Cove Gap and Evelyn Little of Fort Loudon. Mrs Ieia Swartz of the Ruby Jackson Shoppe is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Post
Martha Legley
Hancock
Edward C. Heller
Evelyn C. Hill
Berwick
Charles Clyde Moler
Lydia A. Stouffer
Charles M. Suler
Mable W. Via
Harrisburg
Thomas Gordon
Cove Gap
Evelyn Little
Fort Loudon
Ieia Swartz
Ruby Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel HE. Carbaugh
Broadway
Laura Smeak
Seattle
Washington
Charles Neikirk
North Locust Street
Mildred Neikirk
Johns Hopking University
Isaac Slutzker
Maryland
New York
John L. Hurley
Cumberland
John Smith
West Franklin Street
Pittsburgh
M. 1
King
Robert Martin
Mulberry Avenue
Clarence H. Rohrer
Irvin
Hibernia Billmyer
Shepherdstown
W. Va
J. S. Murphy
East Franklin Street
Margarita Billmyer
Ha Berstown
Dam No. 4
Hila Sigler
Philadelphia
Anna Hollingsworth
Smithburg
William Mmccauley
Clarence McCauley
Beaver Creek
Katherine McCauley
William McCauley
Bessie Sterling
West Frank Try Street
Indian Springs
Tohn Wagner
Bell Apartments
Herman Mortis
Carlisle
Izabeth Hartle
Smithsburg
Janice Hoover
Cannon Avenue
Thelma Scott
Mazel Downin
Franklin Street
Waynesboro
Vincent
Kale
Mao Arts
Mulberry Street
Glendine Reed
Guilford Avenue
I. and W. Grand Store
Ruth Weller
East North Street
Niagara Alls
Ava Leo Kyode
South Potomac Street
Edward Ridgely
Washington County Hospital
James Bennett
Luther Bennett
Renner Bennett
Catherine Castle
William Sport
Salisbury
N. C
Hos
Ivory
Leroy Brewer
Hamilton Boulevard
Atlantic City
Jane Nigh
Evelyn Schlotterbeck
W. E. Bailey
George Wassler and Family
Salem Avenue
Mildred Weber
Knoxville
Emma Grams
North Mulberry
E. R. Sneckenberger
New Castle
Mrs
William Sneckenberger
Cearfoss
Bruce Wilson
J. J. Newberry
Bedford, Pa
Frederick Beachley
Summit Avenue
Mr. Beachley
Weatona Hind
Martinsburg
G. C. Rind
West Side Avenue
Leroy Stotler
Ceatfoss
Grumbine
Mart Lease
Clara Minnich
Edna Kretsinger
Virginia Avenue
Valeri Lightner
C. ¥. Helmrich
Hamton Boulevard
Asheville
N.C
Atlanta, Ga
Mary Sollenberger
Detroit, Mich
Hager Hart
Julia Marr
Sollenberger
L. A. Whyte
Zella Board
Man
Lucille Powell
Sharpsburg
Ray Rowe
J. Benjamin Edmonds
J. R. Edmonds
Joseph Miller
Potomac Avenue
Shippensburg
Mrs. H. C. Funk
Norfolk
Mrs. Funk
Melcher Garver
Hast Avenue
Grace A. Anders
Rudy M. Yost
Charles Jessop
George Webber
Adelbert
York, Pa
George, Smith
David A. Sollenberger
Detroit
Mich
Flapper
Fanny
Charles Gruber
Lee B. Gruber
Helen Cloppery
Bellevue Avenue Avenue
A. Gruble
H.L. Greiner
Priscilla Greiner
7. H. Clopner
SL. & Kretsinger
Stanley
Mary Kretsinger
Ralph Strevig
Jane
Howard Miller
Pen Mar
Ridgely Longnecker
Rey Longnecker
Lester Kefauver
Elmer Longnecker
Chewsvill
Rex Gaver
North Street
Meading
Helen
Anders
Isabelle M. Frost
Joan Kreater
Logan
James Bachtel
Edgar Bowers
Virginia Ave
Pinehurst
Grey Gables
Silk Shop
Franktin St
Portland
Ore
A. L. Auxiliary
Blanch Gry of
Greencastle
Nevin Hagaman
Cloverbloom
Leiter
Leiter Brothers
Marcell
Smith’s Beauty Shop
Cora Smith
Mulberry
S.S
Women’s
Garden Party
E. W. Gans
Fountain Head
East Washington Street
Hagerstown, Md
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