Social and Personal Notes From Jeanette and Surrounding Towns
A roundup of local visitors and residents at home and traveling includes Mr. and Mrs. William H. Welch of Jeanette Pa visiting Mrs. Welch's parents Mr. and Mrs. J Frank Hetxer at Tammany Heights. Others spend time with relatives in Havre de Grace Md Coatesville and Pittsburgh. Several couples and individuals return home after visits with family in Atlanta Ga Durham and Atlantic Beach NC Virginia Beach and Washington. A note also records Lloyd T Fink of Williamsport Md earning a National Radio Institute diploma in radio theory and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Welch
Jeanette, Pa
J. Frank Hetxer
Tammany Heights
Lloyd T. Fink
Williamsport
Maryland
National Radio Institute of Washington
BD. C
DeMolay Celebration Plans and Local Social Events
A Frederick Chapter delegation attended the Hagerstown Chapter meeting inviting local boys to the tenth anniversary events from tomorrow morning to Wednesday evening. Activities include church Sunday, a Braddock Heights dance Monday, a Tuesday degree ceremony, and a Wednesday steak party near Frederick with entertainment and refreshments. Contact Fred Mowen for details. An enjoyable Wiener roast by the Smithsburg Volunteer Fire Department drew about eighty guests at Martin's Meadow with Dave Miller's orchestra, planned as an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Order of de Molay
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights Pavilion
Spielman's Delicatessan
Fred Mowen
Hilton Long
De‘Molay
Fred ‘Mowen
Smithsburg
Surprise Birthday Party For Minnie Ensminger At Rice Home
A surprise party was held Friday evening at Mrs. Marian Rice's house 349 South Catinton Avenue in honor of Mrs. Minnie Ensminger hosted by her card club. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Spalding, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nave, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kline, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lininger, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Weddles, Mrs. Mary Freed, Mrs. Marion Rice and daughter Lorraine, Margaret Saylor, Betty Jane Rolls of Silver Spring Maryland, Lois Keller, Minnie Ensminger, Cecil Keller and Guy Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Rice
South Catinon Avenue
Minnie Ensminger
Card Club
Gilbert Spalding
Charles Nave
Paul Kline
Clarence Lininger
Chester Weddles
Mary Freed
Marion Rice
Lorraine
Margaret Saylor
Betty Jane Rolls
Silver Spring, Md
Lois Keller
Cecil Keller
Guy Wolf
City Tax Discount Extended Through July
3 percent reduction on 1933 city taxes will be allowed for the remainder of July. Chas E. Fry serves as City Tax Collector and Treasurer. Advances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas E. Fry
Fascinating Dress to Make and Wear
A fashion feature describes a black and white printed chiffon cotton voile dress with cape ruffle and picot edged bows. It promotes a Summer Fashions book and a pattern, with sizes 14 to 38 inches and material details, inviting readers to order by mailing stamps or coins.
Miss Wagaman Weds Walter W. McPhail In Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Mary C. Wagaman became the bride of Walter W. McPhail at 11am in a ceremony performed by Rev Dr Scott Wagner at the bride’s home 1113 Oak Hill Ave. The couple, with best man John McPhail Jr., plan a motor trip through Canada after a family reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Wagaman
Walter W. McPhail
Scott KR. Wagner
Zion Reformed Church
Oak Hill Avenue
John McPhail, Jr
8. M.wagaman
Hagerstown
Mary Baldwin School
Staunton
John McPhail
Towson
Baltimore
Canada
Meridian Club Hosts Kitchen Shower at Nicodemus House
Mrs. Mason Seibert formerly Cecile Roach received a kitchen shower during the Meridian Club meeting at Nicodemus House Sharpsburg. A Blue Ridge bus tour past Antietam battlefield preceded dinner. Ardath Martin won a poem prize as guests including Mrs. Fisher and Miss Anna Brewer attended. The club endorsed hospital leaders in pursuing a new Washington County Hospital building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Seibert
Cecile Roach
Meridian Club
Nicodemus
Washington County Hospital
Pleasant Event At Fridinger's Club
The Misses Isabel Fridinger Kathryn Nicely Vida Ludwig and Elizabeth Hammond entertained friends and former classmates at Fridinger's club house Snyder's Landing. A day of tennis and swimming preceded an evening dance with music by Robert Freigh and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Fridinger
Kathryn Nicely
Vida Ludwig
Elizabeth Hammond
Fridinger
Snyder's Landing
Robert Freigh
Isabel’ Fridinger
Evelyn Schroder
Jane Cooper
Fredericka Stone
Nancy Widmyer
Surprise Birthday Party at Dry Run Honor Husband
A birthday party for Mr. Trumpower was held at Mrs. Ernest Trumpower’s Dry Run home. Guests, music by the Chaney orchestra, games and a twenty one candle cake filled the celebration with many presents and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Trumpower
Dry Run
Trumpower
Chaney Orchestra
A. L. Shipp
Moss Elliot
Allen Tosten
Dan Tressler
Abram Robinson
James Faith
Lester Kayser
David Kershner
Walter Mills
Karl Trumpower
Lesbil Hawbaker
Lewis Forsyth
Tim Chaney
Fred Robison
Lloyd Clark
Janet Toasten
Ruth Hawbaker
Marie Myers
Viola Cunningham
Myrtle Vetter
Jane Trumpower
Mildred Faith
Pauline Forsythe
Catherine Faith
Anna Bleyer
Charlotte Faith
Mary
Me. Lanathen
Cornelia Robison
Eva Tressler
Mary Janet Hawbaker
Helen Robinson
Ravena Forsythe
Jane Robinson
Jean Munson
Edith Keishur
Mildred Keisher
Dottie Ha
Local figures named in historical roster list
Harry Vetter, Guy Hawbaker, Junior, Tosten, Chase Chaney, Lee Harnish, Lloyd Treasler, Carl Forsythe, John Kayser, Glen Munson and Richard Mills are identified in the readable segment as individuals connected to the event or organization. The fragment preserves the names without additional context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vetter
Guy Hawbaker
Junior, Tosten
Chase Chaney
Lee Harnish
Lloyd Treasler
Carl Forsythe
John Kayser
Glen Munson
Richard Mills
N and W Shopmen Picnic at Shenandoah City Park
The first annual Norfolk and Western Railroad shops picnic at Shenandoah Virginia drew about 400 attendees. A special train brought employees to the city and returned in the evening. Henry C Reynolda of Hagerstown aged 95 was the oldest guest, with R G Long 77 another former worker. L Wysone Shenandoah Shops foreman attended with his family. V P Parll led the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Shenandoah
Henry C. Reynolda
Hagerstown
Washington County
Shenandoah Railroad
R. G. Long
L. Wysone
Thin City
V. P. Parll
Outing at the Reynolds summer home along the river
Members of St. John s Lutheran Church choir and friends enjoyed an outing yesterday evening at the Sycamores the summer home of Mr and Mrs George D Reynolds Snyder s Landing A schov ing party preceded a piente supper on the lawn Asher Edelman and Atlee Young led the arrangements with a large group of guests named in attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Victor Stine
Snyder's Landing
John Dunn
St. John’s Lutheran Church Choir
Sycamores
George D. Reynolds
J. Allée Young
Eda Rowland
Dorothy Kounts
Anna Katherine Krotzer
Ruth Rhodes
Aleda Cook
Helen Harp
John Ernst
H. L. Rinehart
John Miller
Horace Fogle
Alvin Morganthal
J. Atlee Young
Asher Edelman
Fred Mowen
W. C. Cantner
Roger Co. Harp
Jack Hart
Bridge Breakfast Plans by Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter
The Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy plans a bridge breakfast at The Club on Thursday July 27, starting 10 30 A M with a 12 46 o clock break. Over forty tables have been reserved and reservations close by July 24 through Mrs Almira Darby Mrs Walter Stebl and Mrs Edward Oswald. The event lists a large committee roster and duties with hostesses and servers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry, Kyd ‘Douglas
Unite Daughters of the ‘Confederacy
Ake
Almira
Darby
Walter B. Stehl
Edward
Oswald
Harry M. Conrad
Walter Byron
Stebl
Wm. J. Crabbe
Almira Darby
Isaac Shupp
Rachel Shulenberger
Edward Webb
Walton Osborne
J. Forney Young
Leo Conil
Mra
H. M
Conrad
Prises
Harry Knowles
Samuel A. Suter
Edward Oswald
George Funkhouser
Thomas Hardinge
Robert A. Stott
Mise
Mary Stuart Conrad
W. H. Daniela
Lucy Howere
Edward Foster
Winifred Campbell
James Webb
Virginia Carmichael
Elizabeth Irvin
Alice Cahill
Tempe
Glenn Young
Betty Darby
Elizabeth Hummehouse
Betsy Stuart Webb
Margaret Conrad
Dorin Aday
Laura Catherine. Roulette
Catherine Stehl
Mra. K.A. Dotter
Tanac Shupp
Alice Gehr
Catherine Bowman
Eleanor Hiedwohl
Carolyn Holzapfel
Catherine Baechtel
Mary Strite
Jeanne
Florence
MacMichael
Western Maryland nine war leading in Industrial Baseball League
Carmen peaches plentiful at city market five pound basket priced at 15 cents. German Crown Prince army reported in full retreat. Alice Joyce in The Business of Life and Margarita Fister in The Primitive Women shown at the Colonial. Red Sor and Cube leading major leagues by comfortable margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland
Industrial Baseball League
Carmen
Alice Joyce
Margarita Fister
Colonial
Red Sor
Cube
County legislators from 1851 and early city roles
Edward W Mealey Wilfred D McCardell George Strause George Cushna and John Wolf represented the county in the 1851 state legislature. Augustus Heimel Frank Massack and Rufus Hays were named a committee to arrange the First Base celebration. City Clerk J Oncar Beard was named acting manager of the city light plant. School Board awarded scholarships Nellie Warehem to Maryland Institute Roy TL McCarvell St Johns College and Mary Weller State Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Mealey
Wilfred D. McCardell
George Strause
George Cushna
John Wolf
Angustus Heimel
Frank Massack
Rufus Hays
J. Oncar Beard
Nellie 3
Warehem
Maryland Institute
Roy TL. McCarvell
St. John’s College
Mary Weller
State Normal School
We Women by Betty Brainerd and Advice Page
Advice column fragment discusses marriage and jealousy. It urges a wife to grant her husband social freedom, avoid nagging, and invite others to joint events. The tone promotes balanced social boundaries and open communication to prevent resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE Women
Betty Brainerd
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Hershel Myers
Ben. Hurton
Havre de Grace, Ma
4. C. McCormick
Paramount
Ree
Mary, McCormick
Robert, McCormick
Frank Shupp
Detta
Bryan Cormick, Jr
Clara Kimble
Charles Fischer
Warren Fischer
Lemoyne
H. E. Wiberty and Sons
Donald and
Harold
Starstown
Campbell Dickson
Eugene McCreight
Count Boyd
Virginia Glenn
Fred Fisher
Pittsburgh
Ira Pratt
Charles
Coatesville
T.‘R. Jenking
Fry Avenue
George A. Hoffman
Atlanta, Ga
Misses Oulse “Funk
Laure Bell Kaylor’ ‘and
Doris’ Aday
Margaret” Hart
Vivian Monath
James. McAdams
Mountain Lake Park
Clarke
Abner Gearhart
Evelyn
Durham
Atlantic Beach
North Carolina
Mount Royal Apartments
Virginia Beach
Mabel Miller
Marthe Renner
Emory Moats
Paul Burgan
Washington
Clen Echo Park
Johnnie Burger
E. W. Warlow
Easton
J. 8. Hinde
Hamilton Boulevard
J. A. Warlow
Guilford Avenue
Lloyd Gibbs
Frances Reese
Upton, Pa
H. A. Fesperman
Missionary Conference of the Reformed Church
Hood College
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N-Potomac St
Kline Bros. Best
Bartley Wo
J. W. Rohrer
S & B Hat Works
East Washington
Hagerstown de Molay
Myrl Smith
Raymond E. Beard
St Agnes Church
Woodlawn
Ignatius Fealey
Pauline Smith
Norman Fearnow
Mire, H.C. Halt
Teted Senn
Letteen
Renton Presniog Deets
Helen Williams
Daily Mail
Hagerstown Mall
6Th Ave
New York City
Miss Wagaman
W.w.mphail
KAY Jewelry CO
Ernest
N. & W. Shopmen
Peter Buys
The
American Bandmasters’ Association
Amos Harper
HAYS
City Park
Hagerstown, MD
Washington Grays
Lorising
Romberg
Amor Harper
Country Gardens
Grainger
Midshipmen
Naval Fantasie
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Horlick
M. Hays
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridge
U.D. C
Mame
Actics
Jean
Harlow
Gable
Warner Brew
Coty
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