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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1933
Page
2
Names of families and individuals travel or visit relatives from Pennsylvania to Atlantic City and beyond. People such as Ralph Mallott, Miss Alice Malott, Miss Bculah Streeley, Mrs. Nellie S. Hiedwell, Cameron Younkins, Miss Peggy Schnepfe, and many couples are noted visiting sisters, parents, or spending vacations in Chicago, Milwaukee, Winchester, Atlantic City, Hershey Park, and other locales.
Mrs. Frank Reed of Deer River Minnesota reports a dramatic 14 pound loss using one jar of Kruschen. She claims relief from gas pains and improved energy after taking the product, offered with a money back guarantee from Courtman's Cut Rate Store.
Dalby Stonebraker known as Rosalie Mortle will broadcast Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Eastern Time over WOR Newark New Jersey. The former Newark resident is a noted singer and this appearance marks a local return.
The Smithsburg Community Volunteer Fire Company will hold its annual Wiener Roast on Thursday July 20 at Martins Meadow near Bowman's Mill. Proceeds support fire company operations and community safety.
Announcement reports the marriage of Samuel Wachter formerly of Hagerstown to Lois G. Smith of Toledo Ohio on May 20 in LaGrange Indiana. The couple resides at 2159 Scottwood Avenue Toledo Ohio. Samuel Wachter is the son of W P Wachter and a young attorney, educated at Hagerstown High School Class of 1924 and University of Maryland Law School 1929. He has worked with Maryland Casualty Company in multiple cities and now heads the claim division in Toledo. His father is a noted Hagerstown lawyer and county commissioner’s attorney.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Lightner returned home after a stay in New York City. He traveled there on business. They were entertained on Long Island at The Lido by Mr and Mrs S Dalby Stonebraker and Saturday night attended by James A Fulton at the Atlantic Beach Club. Fulton leads Home Life Insurance Co of New York. Both Stonebraker and Fulton are former residents of this area.
Dainty blue chiffon print edges this summery evening dress with pink chiffon, jet sleeve cape, and a full hem. Pattern No. 2751 fits sizes 14 to 40. fabric needs 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch material plus 3/4 yard contrasting. Includes fashion book offer and ordering details.
Mr and Mrs James Allen hosted a pleasant surprise party near Williamsport honoring Miss Thelma Ramsburg. Guests included Rev N B Thomas and family Mrs M L Engle Mrs Georgia Cristwell Robert Engle and many others. Music by the Jong Novel Teers provided entertainment.
The Christ Reformed church group from the Young Ladies' Bible Class met at Fern Wood the summer cottages of Roy A. Mowen at Dam No. 4. They swam danced and played games in the evening followed by a wiener roast. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Mowen and daughter Mr and Mrs Richard Troxell and children Mr and Mrs Albert Brandenburg Mr and Mrs Ed Stout and son Mrs Margaret Hoffman Mrs Genevieve Sprankle Mrs Elda Staber Miss Ruth Bowman Blanche Gluck Hilda Brown Mabel Draper Madelin Brewer Blanche Levi Mrs Margaret Porterfield Harry Mabbans and Cari Schmidt.
Miss Belle Sanders daughter of Mrs J J Wilhide Waynesboro and Herman E Ross son of Mr and Mrs John Ross this city were married on Sunday afternoon at First Christian Church The Rev William M Norment performed the ceremony The groom graduated from Hagerstown High School in 1830 and works at the Hagerstown Shoe and Legging factory They left for Washington after the ceremony and will reside in a new North Church street apartment Waynesboro later this week
Schedule for the annual Presbyterian Sunday School picnic tomorrow at Brewer’s along the Conococheague. 2 PM depart church in a body, 4 PM swimming supervised by guards, 5 PM games, 5:30 PM cars leave for grounds, 6 PM supper by Sunday school ladies, 7 PM ball game and Bible class, junior department campfire and toasting marshmallows.
The Bykota class of St. Pauls Evangeli cal Sunday school held its July meeting at the Delauter place on the Cavetown pike. Activities included swimming and games, with a brief business session. Members listed include Ethel Daubert Kenneth Sinn Peggy Con red Isabelle Stone Julia Hogan Naomi Hogan Robert Hogan and several others along with guests Ruth Kiel and Mary Maxfield among others.
Edwin Hoch and his aunt Misa Charlotte Conrad celebrated birthdays with a wiener roast at City Park. Guests included Svend and Ida Sheppard, Harold and Babe Myers, and many Conrads among others from Annapolis.
The Mountain District Young People's Department of the Church of the Brethren will hold its annual picnic at Poffenberger's on Friday afternoon and evening. Speakers will address attendees and a meal will be served at 6:30 PM.
The John Spangler Bible Class of Zion Reformed Sunday School sponsors a colorful operetta Misas Regina Feigley Toy Symphony Orchestra and choir members. It will be staged Wednesday July 19 at 8 oclock in the Sunday school auditorium Raymond Heckman is general chairman promising an entertaining evening. The Buay Bee Class of St Pauls A B Sunday School holds its annual picnic July 18 at Row Parks with games stunts and a bus arranged for transportation from the church leaving at 415 sharp.
Betty Brainerd counsels a reader to be cautious about a fiancé with tuberculosis, urges medical checks, and advises staying faithful while maintaining secrecy about affection. She also suggests pursuing writing to earn pennies and hints at later marriage while stressing patience and prudence.
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