Social and Personal News From Frederick and Area
Social and personal notes recount visits and guests at households in Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Gardner Miles, Mrs Chester Adame, Dr D H Swope, Mr John Kilns, Miss Laura Trampower Ye, Miss Audrey Mullendore, Miss Lillianine, Mrs J Todd Stoops, the Troupe sisters, and others. Guests travel from Washington, Baltimore, El Paso, and beyond. News mentions hospital treatment for Bobby Harper, camping plans along the Potomac, a junior fire company meeting, and Garnett Trumpower returning from Hawaii aboard the U S Wyoming. The Victoria Mandolin Orchestra performed in Martinsburg and at the Central Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Miles
Clear Spring
Chester Adame Ant
Elizabeth
Wayneavore
D. H. Swope
Aneta
Massachusetta
John Kilns
el Paso
Tex
Daniel Kitna
Smithsburg
This Pretty Girl Defies Age Beauty Secret Revealed
An advertisement claims Howard's Nuttermilk Cream smooths complexions and erases wrinkles and roughness. It touts whitening effects on hands and arms, promises visible results, and offers refunds at Wareham's City Pharmacy with a money-back guarantee.
Mrs Sewell to Speak at Beavert Crack Farm Bureau Meet
Mrs Sewell, vice president of the Wisconsin State Farm Bureau, will speak at the Beavert Crack Community club meeting. The event, moved from September to secure her, includes a chicken dinner for about 250 guests at the county Farm Bureau regular meeting on August 12 at 8 o'clock. The featured talk is likely to be on why I am glad to be a farmer's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavert Crack
County Farm Bureau
Charles Sewell
Wisconsin State Farm Bureau Association
Farm Bureau
Pastor Walter Boyer to Wed Then Sail for China
The First Presbyterian Church bid farewell to Rev. Walter B. Boyer with a surprise entertainment and a monetary gift for his brief substitute pastorate. He plans to marry Miss Haag of Easton, Pa on August 5 and sail to China on August 31, to teach at the Nanking Language School in Hunan Province for a year. Boyer, a Princeton graduate, has drawn large crowds this summer and the congregation regrets his departure.
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First Presbyterian Church
Cpntor
Walter 8. Boyer
Mr. Boyer
Boyer
Bla Hétie
Easton
Miss Haag
China
Nanking
Hunan
Princeton
Sewing Circle Outing Along Conococheague Creek
The Ladies Sewing Circle of this city held an afternoon outing along Conococheague Creek with most members present. Several friends and husbands joined. Some swam and a delicious luncheon was enjoyed. Attending were George Hornbaker and wife Sue Ditto Mary Bell Bowers Fannie Leand Frederick Rose Knepper and others including B H Heckman Tau Gardner David H Condon and C Busord. Also noted Pignicking Today at Camp Warding for Han cork Presbyterian Sunday School picnic. Miss Iilie Rine returned home from Washington County Hospital after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hornbaker
Sue Ditto
Falling Waters
Mary Bell Bowers
Fannie Leand
Frederick
Rose Knepper
Mrw
B. H. Heckman
Tau Gardner
David H. Condon
Cr. H. Bus Sord
Funkstown
Reformed Churches Plan Annual Picnic
The Reformed charge at Clearspring including Closrapring St. Pauls and Dry Run church plans a picnic on Saturday July 26 at Dry Run schoolhouse. Dr Scott Waghor pastor of Zion Reformed Church Hagerstown will deliver the address. Friendship Band will provide music and children’s sports including baseball are planned. Joseph Selbert chairs arrangements with Allan Schnobly and John Farrow assisting.
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Reformed
Clearspring
Closrapring
St. Paul's
Dry Ran
J. Tush Strite
Dry Run
Houge
Scott R. Waghor
Zlon A Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Joseph A. Selbert
Allan R. Schnobly
John Farrow
Guy
Angle
George Mlearepring
Howard
Winter Concerts Announced By Club Music Section
The club outlines a winter concert schedule with two limited ticketed performances in the club auditorium. Mrs Henry Holzapfel Jr chairs the music section and has contracted Arthur Jibson to organize entertainment. Pianist Vita Gradova, born in Russia and trained in the U S, will open on November 16 to strong praise from critics.
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Aumoiur
Dhe
Plang
Wah Wee
Erica
Audllarkan
Tienry Holzapfel, Jr
Arthur Jibson
Minnager
Thray Amuaiclane
Clu
Wille
New York
Ita Gradova
Yough
Bor
Rugsa
Amterica
Misa
Gradova
Miss Hagerstown Beauty Contest Opens Early
Jacques France, manager of Miss Hagerstown, reports many eligible entrants in Hagerstown. August 4 at Willow Grove Park will select the local entrant who travels to Atlantic City next September to compete for Miss America. The winner earns $25,000 contract for a film titled The American Woman. Mr Pratee will travel to Frederick today then return Friday to share contest plans. entrants receive season passes to Willow Grove dancing pavilion.
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Hagerstown
Jacques
France
Tna
Herald-Mail
Ty Wanks
Gurial
Pratee
Frederick
Willow Grove
Srance
Three New Members For Halfway Club
At the regular meeting of the Halfway Woman's Club held Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. B. B. Sefton, three new members were welcomed: Mrs. C. G. Pardee, Mrs. Harry Roy, and Kira Vernon Parker. The club discussed plans to fund the scholarship drive. Miss Smith, County Home Demonstration Agent, spoke on color combinations and interior decorations. Also noted, Misa Lorraine Magruder became a Red Cross Senior Life Guard after competing in the Santor Life Saving Contest at Hig Pool under Miss Nellie Draper.
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Halfway Woman's Club
Mra. B. B. Sefton
Virgula A Gamue
Mra. CG
HL. Pardee
Harry Roy
Kira
Vernon Parker
Misa Smith
Misa Lorraine Magruder
Randolph Avenue
Yosterday
Nellie Draper
Hig Pool
Red Cross
Boy Scouts Camp Opens July 2 Near Shepherdstown
Kini Aeraigerents are being made for Camp Molomar near Shepherdstusy in Anil while will be opened by tenon No. of Hey Bruits of Hageratawe on Sunday, July 2h. About 3h boys will be in camp with two schools, main body wielding Sunday morning. Scoutcraft, Arat alt, woollcraft, shine thing, athletics will occupy the boys time. The equipment barled to site by Danzer Mei Works, how to be taken down by Thrader Bros and W. K. Landenslagen. Each tent under a cageable teacher, responsible for the boys. Parents Day will be held Sunday, August 2, with parents urged to attend. Meals served and scout demonstrations in the afternoon. The dump in charge of Seoul master WLP Chaney, ex-avants jGeorgi Visiter, Vernon Mem, Willan Bayder, Willan Shrader.
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Kini
Molomar
Clyer
Shepherdstusy
Anil
Tenon No
Hey Bruits
Hageratawe
Samp
Seoul
Wlp
Chaney
jGeorgi
Scontoiastyra Vernon Mem
Willan Bayder
Willan Shrader
Amateur Club Gives Pleasant Entertainment in Funkstown
The Aquateur Dramatic Club of Funkstown staged a successful entertainment last night under Miss Flora Meredith of Haweraawn and Miss Warrentelts of Funkstown aided by Miss Seredith, an experienced director. The performance of Trouble of Satterlee featured Joan Lomivail, Mildred Keller, Margaret Marteny, Mary Rohrer, Virginia Uninet, Ursa Head, Madison Troxell, Gladys Baker, Maynard Vieminger, Louis Rober, William Rohrer, Ellis Stettey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquateur Dramatic Club
Funkstown
Flora Meredith
Haweraawn
Warrentelts
Miad Thatnsburg
Mildred Keller
Margaret Marteny
Mary Rohrer
Virginia Uninet
Ursa Head
Madison Troxell
Gladys Baker
Maynard Vieminger
Louige Rober
Wiliam Rohrer
Ellis Stettey
Lions Picnic Brings Lions Club To Gateway Inn
Forty members of the Lows Club toured to the Jungle yesterday evening for a picnic at Gateway Inn. Lions formed two baseball teams and cavorted on the diamond while Lionesses played nearby. A dance followed the dinner as James J. Shirey was welcomed as a new vendor at the picnic.
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LIONS
Lows Club
Gateway Inn
James J. Shirey
Marriage Licenses in Pennsylvania and Nearby States
John C G Kidd of Frederick Maryland and Florence I Fout of Washington DC wed at Fasnacht Temple in Pennsylvania. Irene Mehlbaum of Allentown PA married Foster Shores of Lewistown PA, and Marjorie Stoner of Mercersburg PA.
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John CG. Kidd
Frederick
Florence I. Fout
Washington, D. C
Temple
Irene Mehlbaum
Allentown
Foster Shores
Lewistown
Marjorie Stoner
Merceraburg
Harding Girls Attend Camp At Big Poot For Week
A group of a dozen girls will spend a week at Big Poot attending a girls camp this afternoon. The trip is organized to provide activities and instruction during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Big Poot
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Fulkstown
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Trego
Lillianine
Washington County Hospital
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Charles L. Snyder
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Wayalde Avenue
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J. Albert Rhodes
Cow Galt
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Splokiers
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Roy Harper
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W. C. Geeling
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Washington
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Misa Ida Pennell
Sharpsburg
Washingon County Hospital
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GLU
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Rohreravilla Giela' Club
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Potomac
Mr. Weagley
Junior Fire Company
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Sweet Georgia Brown
Talking Machine Shop
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