Social And Personal Notices In The Eventing Mail
Social editor notes visits and travels of many residents. Vivian McClain returns from Roanoke after two weeks while LaRue Bahn remains ill at 20 Winter street. Baltimore guests Louis Stigler Ruth Barnes stay with Emma Gostard. Families from Ohio Pennsylvania and Maryland visit relatives and attend funerals. Several locals plan trips to Atlantic City Niagara Falls and Sanada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian McClain
Winter Street
Bng
Roanoke
LaRue Bahn
Louis Louis Stigler
Ruth Barnes
Baltimore
Emma Gostard
Fairview
River party at Dam No. 4 hosts and guests
Mr and Mrs Marlin Thurmond hosted a Friday river party at their Dam No 4 clubhouse in honor of Miss Rowena Roach a Baltimore nurse. The event included a wienie roast watermelon party and dancing on the veranda with attendees from Baltimore Gettysburg Hagerstown and local communities plus several traveling visitors and weekend excursions to Atlantic City Watkins Glen and Niagara Falls thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Thurmond
Dam No. 4
Frances Ridenour
Thin Advice From Janet Gaynor
MABEL DUKE reports Janet Gaynor advises underweight girls to seek medical checkups if very below normal. For slight underweight, adopt light digestion friendly meals with fruit and vegetables, two extra light meals daily, gentle exercise, and nine to ten hours of sleep, including afternoon naps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Duke
NEA
Janet Gaynor
Campers and travelers visit Hagerstown area notes
Misses Helen Curfman Frances Grimes Irene Middlekauff Edna Netkirk of Hagerstown and Frances Wagner Cumberland and Charlotte Helm Hagerstown are camping at Helms club-house on Snyder's Landing. Mr and Mrs Norman Sampsell of Front Royal VA spent days with Mr Sampsells parents in Baltimore. Mrs Julia Stouffer People’s Drug Store and Mrs Lora McCartney Washington return from Ocean City. Naomi Klinger Clayton Ave visits Bay Shore. Jesse Elder and Leon Potter South Locust St yesterday in Washington. Linwood Martain Richmond VA will make his new home at 105 South Potomac St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Curfman
Frances Grimes
Irene Middlekauff
Edna Netkirk
Hagerstown
Frances Wagner
Cumberland
Charlotte Helm
Helm
Snyder's Landing
Norman Sampsell
Front Royal
Mr. Sampsell
A. G. Sampsell
Baltimore Street
Julia Stouffer
People’s Drug Store
Lora McCartney
Washington
Ocean City, Md
Linwood Martain
Richmond, Va
South Potomac Street
Do You Recall Little Virginia Rohrer voted most popular baby
Do You Recall today that Little Virginia Rohrer daughter of Mr and Mrs Wade H Rohrer of South Mulberry street was voted the most popular baby in the Temple Theatre contest. Years ago the Hagerstown Fair was scheduled for October 13 14 15 and 16 with racing purses of 7200 the largest in the Pen Mar circuit. Walter B Manherz Waynesboro and Sarah Ann Wot this city and Rudolph Witmer Clearspring and Mary M Wantz Hancock were among the newlyweds. The Hagerstown club in the Tri City league was known as the Peaches. Fifteen thousand people jammed Battery Park New York to see Harry Houdini escape from a box thrown in the river in one minute. Years ago Rural mail carriers sought 120 pay raise per year on routes over 24 miles. Nora Munson entertained friends at her West Franklin street home with Misses Bertha Ludwig Bessie Middlekauff Mary Davis Pauline Conner Mary Keiffer Christina Heist Roy Gibney Wm Wooden and Max Mongenson present. The barn on John Bawmat farm near Conococheague Island owned by Hiram Miller burned along with crops. Exes were up to 18 cents wholesale and chicken prices high. mid-summer retail usually 10 to 12 cents. J Marbours Keenly was appointed prosecuting attorney for the Panama Canal Zone. 4 amp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Virginia Rohrer
Wade H. Rohrer
South Mulberry Street
Nora Munson
West Franklin Street
Bertha Ludwig
Bessie Middlekauff
Mary Davis
Pauline Conner
Mary Keiffer
Christina , Heist
Roy Gibney
Wm. Wooden
Max Mongenson
John Bawmat
Qonococheague Island
Hiram Miller
Return from trip by Mrs Truman Johnson and Mrs A W Thomas
Mrs Truman Johnson of Gilford Avenue returned home after a three week visit in Georgia with sister Mrs J E B Wooten. Accompanied by Mrs A W Thomas, the pair went on to Hagerstown New York and Niagara Falls. Mrs Thomas returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Johnson
Gilford Avenue
Georgia
J. EB. Wooten
A. W. Thomas
Johnson
Hagerstown
New York
Niagara Falls
Ten Herbs Promises Relief From Wide Range Of Ailments
A widespread claim in favor of a natural medicine named Ten Herbs describes its ten herbal ingredients as treating stomach, liver, kidney and bowel disorders, gas and indigestion, headaches, backaches, nerves, and rheumatic issues. Customer testimonials from Norristown and Hagerstown praise drastic health improvements after fair trials, urging public use everywhere in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira Knapp
Chestnut Street
Norristown
Hagerstown
Entertain at Berkeley Pool in Berkeley Springs
A weekend entertaining pool party at the indoor Berkeley pool in Berkeley Springs West Virginia featured several couples of young married folk. The event began with swimming followed by picnic games and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Earl Brewer Mr and Mrs Wayne Fernsner Mr and Mrs John Trav inger Mr and Mrs Ross Calliflow er Mr and Mrs Ned Brewer Mr and Mrs William Moore Mr and Mrs Guy Neikirk Mr and Mrs Hearon Mr and Mrs George Smith Mr and Mrs Byron Grove Miss Phyllis Hearon Jack Travinger and Edwin Neikirk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Earl Brewer
Wayne Fernsner
John Travinger
Ross Calliflower
Ned Brewer
William Moore
Guy Neikirk
Hearon
George Smith
Byron Grove
Phyllis Hearon
Jack Travinger
Edwin Neikirk
Miss Shatzel Hosts Farewell Party in Youngstown
Miss Annie Shatzel of Youngstown Ohio, visiting Mrs 8 Shanner on North Potomac Street, entertained friends at a farewell party Friday night. The evening featured dancing and games with guests Miss Stella Fagan Miss Dorothy Hamilton Miss Vivian Shirley and Messrs William Mentzer Merle Ketzel Oliver Heil Joseph Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Shatzel
Youngstown
Ohio
Shanner
North Potomac Street
Stella Fagan
Dorothy Hamilton
Vivian Shirley
Messrs
William Mentzer
Merle Ketzel
Oliver Heil
Joseph Nichols
Miss White Is Bridge Hostess
Miss Eleanor White hosted a bridge luncheon at 1004 The Terrace on Saturday afternoon with yellow and green decorations. Prizes were won by Miss Dana Miller Miss Alice Miller and Miss Louise Porter. Guests included Miss Paula Kieffer Miss Dana Miller Miss Alice Miller Miss Louise Porter Miss Caroline Holzapfel Miss Edith Fulde and Miss Virginia Middke kauf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor White
Dana
Alice Miller
Louise Porter
Paula Kieffer
Caroline Holzapfel
Edith Fulde
Virginia Middkekauff
Fashion Plaid and TWO-PIECE pajama interesting utility
Fashion notes describe a dotted white dimity two piece pajama that serves as undergarment or sleeping wear, featuring a white dimity jumper cut low in the back. The text then lists several marriage licenses with names and ages from various towns, followed by a bridge party in Sharpsburg honoring visiting Misses Addie and Martha Shealey, and a notice announcing Pope's Beauty Shop closing for the week of July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
E. P. Early
Sharpsburg
Addie
Martha Shealey
Batesburg
D. C
Howe Shealey
Pope
John D. Myers & Co. Clothings Store Ad at Potomac Street
A compact ad announces John D. Myers & Co at 25 27 North Potomac Street selling clothing and furnishings for men young men and boys. Emphasizes fine quality at conservative popular prices from The Store Of Fine Quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Myers & Co
North Potomac Street
Rev Stehl Helps Unite Davis and Watson in Baltimore
July wedding officiated by Rev Dr Walter Stehl of St John s Episcopal Church. Lieut Paul W Watson USN wed Miss Helen L Davis at 11 30 am at the Davis home Park Avenue and Center Street Baltimore. Bridal party included Miss Nancy Davis maid of honor and Lieut William Ruth USN best man. An altar indoors and a reception followed the ceremony with Mrs Stehl and Miss Sara Holmes Stehl in attendance. Dr Davis was a former parishioner of Stehl on the Eastern Shore who baptized the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Byron Stehl
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Helen L. Davis
Paul W. Watson
U. S. Navy
Horace M. Davis
Park Avenue
Center Street
Nancy Davis
William Ruth
U.S. Navy
Stehl
Sara Holmes- Stehl
Davis
Outing Guests Enjoy Picnic by Poto mac at Dam No. 4
Misses Edith Carbaugh Sathel Musey Clara Musey and Messrs Harris Cauffman Herbert Sprecher joined Robert Parks for a Sunday outing along the Potomac at Dam No. 4. Games were played and a picnic lunch enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennjoy
Edith Carbaugh
Sathel Musey
Clara Musey
Messrs
Harris Cauffman
Herbert Sprecher
Robert Parks
Potomac
Dam No. 4
McCoy's Tablets promise weight gain and health
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets for thin men and women claiming rapid weight gain. It alleges a 15 pound gain in five weeks and offers an ironclad guarantee: after four boxes for sixty cents or two dollars, if no at least five pounds gained and improved health, the druggist will refund the purchase price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
County Girl Emma Burtner Recital At Mt Olive
Miss Emma Burtner of Keedysville visiting Mt Olive gave two recitals at the Methodist Church. The Goldaborough News notes her Psalms, a one act play Tatters, The Heavenly Guest Tolstoi selections, and That Doctor's Biggest Fee based on Dr Grenfell. She is a graduate of the National School of Oratory in Philadelphia and sister of Mrs W E Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Burtner
Keedyw Yilie
Mt. Olive C
Mt. Olive
Goldaborough News
Miss Burtner
Tolstoi
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