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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1963

Page

3

Amish Lancaster Visit Sparks Pride in Heritage

A travel writer group toured Lancaster Pennsylvania to study Amish history and local heritage. Guided by Vincent Tortora and joined by academics from the University of Pennsylvania, the trip highlighted Amish customs homes schools and family farms, including the Valley Store Museum and Beaver Creek area. The visit featured a film on the Amish and tours of historic sites like Hager's Department Store First Reformed Church and the Willows reception. The writers noted the Pennsylvania Dutch atmosphere and planned further reports on Wheatland and Landis Valley Farm Museum.

Lancaster Germany Pennsylvania Vincent Tortora Entleman Iklin and Marshall College Perugia Padua Haly Tortora Alfred L. Shoemaker University of Pennsylvania Frank W. Mish, Jr Robert Snyder Willis Physio Russell Hicks Beaver Creek Valley Store King Douglas Mr. Tortora Ares Wwe Jora Jacoby Ammon Switzerland Amelia Lancaster County Washington County Berms Hager's Department Store United States First Reformed Church Barbara Fritchie Tady North Locust Street Potomac Street Jacob Mildred Jordan Toter Pole Wheatland President Buchanan Pennsylvania Farm Museum Landis Valley

Fountain Head Ladies Triumph In Close Beaver Creek Match

Beav­er Creek Country Club hosted Fountain Head Ladies for an 18 hole match on Wednesday. Fountain Head won 13 to 9 with Mrs Richard Wants earning low gross and Mrs Allan Lester low net, while Beaver Creek’s Mrs Hubert Slocum claimed low gross and Mrs Samuel Schwartzman low net. Driving prizes went to Mrs Joseph Grossnickle and Mrs Hubert Slocum on Nos 12 and 14. A Stansbury Trophy round was won by Mrs Hubert Llewellyn and Mrs David Llewellyn, with next match set for Monday.

Beaver Creek Country Club Fountain Head Country Club Fountain Head Beaver Creek Richard Wants Low Gross Allan Lester Hubert Slocum Samuel Schwartzman Joseph Grossnickle Hubert Lledwn David Llewellyn

Chapelwood Club Plans and Workshop

Women in the Chapelwood Garden Club plan a second summer workshop at St. Mark's Parish House Cappans from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Co instructors are Mrs. Donald Cutehall and Mea Alvin Binan of the Garden Club of Halfway. Members bring flowers and containers as in the first session. Mrs. S. J. Gower of the Hagerstown Garden Club led the prior workshop with a morning study session, lunch, and floral arranging guidance.

Chapelwood Garden Club St. Mark's Episcopal Church Cappans Donald Cutehall Alvin Binan Garden Club of Halfway S.J. Gower Hagerstown Garden Club

Grams Reunion Planned at Gathland Park July 23

The 0th annual Grams reunion is set for Sunday at Gathland State Park. A picnic lunch is planned and will begin at one o'clock.

Gathland State Park

Fire Company Holds Its Family Picnic at Fire Hall

The Fire Camying of Hall way and the Ladies Auxiliary held their annual family picnic at the fire hall on July 2, with attendance over 135. Food, fetes, and prizes marked the event, highlighting long standing members and a large Maryland auxiliary membership.

Dallas Shoop Russell Horst Brenda Lynn Shoop Kenny Dotter David Gordon Margaret Chilleette Grayson Staley Jeavie Melecki Julie Wilson Cindy Starliper Charles Lonaberger Donny Dotter Elaine Lonaberger Norma Poole Maryland

Grandson Honored at Robbersville Birthday Dinner

Mr and Mrs Harold Poffen berger of Robbersville hosted a dinner party on Sunday July 14 to honor their grandson David Renner who celebrated his tenth birthday with family and friends in attendance.

Harold Poffenberger Robbersville David Renner

Harper Family Holds Reunion Last Sunday

The sixth annual Harper family reunion was held at Beaver Creek Community Hall with about seventy attendees. Robert Smith gave the invocation as games including horseshoes and peanut scramble entertained guests. gifts and door prizes were awarded. Robert Smith was elected president and Cody McClain secretary treasurer, with Stanley Stackslager and Robert Meletti invited to the entertainment committee.

Sth George Harper Beaver Creek Robert Smith Robert Melette Cody McClain Stanley Stackslager Robert Meletti Washington, D.C

Births Announced for Debra Rue Tay Melback and Jayne Flyn

Proud parents Tay Melback announce the birth of their first child, a daughter Debra Rue, on July 12. Mrs. Melback, former Cora Spickley, and Mr. Jack E. Barr announce their seventh child, Jayne Flyn, born July 1. Winston-Salem couple Sidney G. Sowers and Evelyn Fletcher Barr announce their first child, Gregory Preston, born May 13 at the US Naval Hospital in Beaufort, with Rebecca Ann Clopper noted as the mother’s maiden name.

Tortora Myron Glaser Lancaster United States Tay Melback Potomac Sr Debra Rue Melback Cora Spickley Jack E. Barr Beaver Creek House 1 Jayne Fiyelyn Barr Evelyn Fletcher Sidney G. Sowers Winston-Salem N.C Gregory Preston US Naval Hospital Beaufort D. C Sowers Rebecca Ann Clopper William C. Clopper Hagerstown

Mothers Game At Halfway Softball Event This Saturday

Mothers from the Minor and Little Leagues at Halfway prepare for an annual softball game on Saturday at 6 30 p m while husbands and sons sit on the bench. A supper starts at 5 30 p m at the field and the public is invited to both the supper and game.

Local residents attend Civil War minstrel at Cliffside amphitheatre

Miss Chris Cline, from The Terrace 1707, remains a patient at Washington County Hospital in room 303. The July 12 performance of Honey In The Rack drew numerous visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kilne of 194 Baltimore St. and Mrs. D. H. Williams, Mrs. Mazzie Myers of Clear Spring Route 1, and Mrs. Hennie Ditta of Sunset Ave. Also in attendance were Darlene Forrest of Chewsville visiting grandparents in Jamaica Plain Mass and Guy Bromley returning to Alhison Kansas after visiting in Rohrersville. Mrs. Jack Sites and two sons of Cleveland visited Ruth Thomas at 344 South Potomac St. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howard and daughter Twatta from Waynesboro Pa. Dennis Smith and Meredith Fouche of Hoher sville spent the week at 4 H1 part Algowa in Garrett County. Carolyn Meyers of Sharpsburg camped at Mur-La-Ridge with Keith Meyers. Robert Ensore and son Shawn returned to Fort Lauderdale Fla after visiting Mrs. Alex Poffenberger in Sharpsburg.

Charles Kilne Baltimore St Cliffside Amphitheatre Grandview Park Beckley W. Va D.H. Williams Ity Guy Bromley Alchison Kansas L. 7. Rohrer Alice Trvitg Rohrersville Jack Sites Cleveland Ohio Siles Ruth Thomas South Potomac St

Presbyterian Choir Camp Opens Next Week

The seventh Presbyterian Choir camping session uses Mt Aetna facilities. Boys attend July 21 to July 26, girls July 26 to July 31, with staff led by Reverend J Hussell Butcher and committee chair Wiliam Clowser. Enrichment includes Bible study, music, opera rehearsals, and handbell rehearsals at Mt Aetna High School.

Presbyterian Choir Dictotor Mt. Aeina J. Hussell Butcher Wiliam I. Clowser Tan Raymond K. Holliger Doing, McKenzie, Sr Haymond K. Hollinger Darleen Yonkers Paul bfcCoy Romayne Beyard Allen Secor Mardie Moser Bell Mt Aetna High School Tesday William Heady Louis Lestat George Willams Russell Butcher David Fleston Jane English Day McKenzie, Jr Bruce J. Fairchild John R. Fleagle, Jr Norman Lee

St Peters Class Meets At Lowe Home In Keedysville

July meeting of the Royalty Class of St Peters Lutheran Church, Keedysville, held Tuesday at Mrs Harold Lowes home. Mrs Lowes led the program with devotionals by Mrs Rachael Wagner and others. Refreshments followed and Mrs Enter won the door prize.

St. Peter’s Litheran Church Keedysville Harold Lowe

Thrivers Class Park Picnic Held at City Park

The Thrivers Class of St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church held a Tuesday evening picnic in City Park south pavilion. Arthur Zimmerman won the bean guessing game and games were led by Mrs Lorraine Mossi and Miss Linda Rohrer. The invocation was given by Lester Kantsmad. Picnic committee members were Mrs A W Newman, Mrs Carl Higgs, Mrs Lester Snyder, Mrs Gladys Bawder, and Mrs Gelia Sefton.

St. Paul's Evan Elicst United Brethren Church City Park Arthur Zimmerman Lorraine Mossi Linda Rohrer Hey Lester [Kantsmad A. W. Newman Carl Higgs Lester Snyder Gladys Bawder Gelia Sefton

Sitdown dinner hostess serves guests with shared portions

A hostess at a sitdown dinner serves a small portion to a guest who also takes the gerandsand, and notes that the guest does not eat alone.

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Libbie Powell John Kennedy Byler Zonk Sch- Tourcker Stevens House Hamilton Intercourse BCCC Chapelwood Club Grams Fire Company Harper Family Jan Mothers Jwiler Chris Cline Yterrace Washington County Hospital Mazzie Myers Clear Spring Hennie Ditta Sunset Ave Fannington County Hospital Darlene Forrest Frank Forrest Chewsville Wallace Price Jamaica Plain Mass Thomas Howard Twatta Waynesboro, Pa Allen Geass R. T. Unward Sharpsburg Dennis Smith Merediith Fouche Hohrersville Algowa Garrett County Carolyn Meyers Keith Meyers Jefferson Robert Ensore Shawn Fort — Lauderdale Fla Alex Poffenberger St. Peter's Lowe RAUP Industra Merlin Raup Camera Center Hotel Alexander
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