Social and Personal Items in Evening Mall
Ella Mumma ill at her home on Walberry avenue Iva. Howard Miller back from Harrisburg and New Cumberland visit. Mae Brinton visiting friends in Harrisburg. Nessie Snyder and James Pember have returned from a motor trip to Hunderland. Fred Henneberger, Howard Bernath Phillips return from a week camping at Hart's Club House. Numerous local residents visiting relatives in Chatlin Greenle and Winchester. Mary Lakin to visit father Charles Lakin in BosMase for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Henneberger
Howard Berna Bernath Phillips
Hart
Amondell
Guild Outing Planned by Otterbein Church
The Otterbein Guild of St Pauls U B Church will hold an outing at Dem No 4 on Thursday evening July 30. The guild plans a marshmallow and hot dog roast and will serve free ice cream. Swimming and other sports will be enjoyed.
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Otterbein Guild
St. Paul's U. B
Dem No. 4
MISS BROWN WEDS TODAY AT ST MARYS CHURCH
Miss M Rozella Brown daughter of Chag W Brown and Benjamin Zepp of Martinsburg W Va were married at St Marys Catholic Church by Rev C Kerr in a quiet morning ceremony The bride wore a tall ensemble suit with a contrasting hat The couple will honeymoon in York PA and other Pennsylvania cities and reside at the Castello Hotel after the wedding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rozella Brown
Chag, W. Brown
Benjamin &. Zepp
Martinsburg
W. Va
St. Mary's Catholic Church
C. Kerr
York
Pennsylvania
Zepp
Castello Hotel
Card Party at Fountain Head Country Club
Thirty two guests attended the first afternoon card party at Fountain Head Country Club on Saturday afternoon. Progressive games ran with Mrs Norman Bentz winning the top prize for highest score and light refreshments served. The guest list includes Mrs Willie Altenderfer and many local residents from Waynesboro and Williamsport. A later surprise birthday party for Mr Herbert Klipp took place at 616 West Church Street with games dancing and refreshments and many presents for the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Willie Altenderfer
Norman Bentz
Wm. T. Haxsett
Charles M. Harris
Henry Black
Samuel Emmett
Edwin C. Hook
William Eynst
Charles Harmov
Charles Danzer
Charles A. Little
8. B. Coston
Edward Cochran
Charles Powles
J. Earlston Thropp
Frank Barnett
Waynesboro
George Funkhouser
Misses Beard
Wiliamsport
L. T. Manners
Warren Miller
Herbert A. Klipp
W. Church Street
Mr. Klipp
Klipp
Herbert Klipp
William Klipp
Howard Wibberly
John Hamelsine
Elmer Houck
John Whitmore
Joe Haines
Charles Lowery
Harry Warner
Leon Burger
Olive Whitmore
Leona ‘Klipp
Dorothy Wiles
Geraldine Laudere
Helen Frock
Rex Klipp
Doris Klipp
Herbert Klipp, Jr
Harry Warner, Jr
Harold Wibberly, Jr
Leon Burger, Jr
Vivian Wibberly
Billy Klipp
Doris Lowery
Inna Lowery
Winton Burger
Billy Humelsine
Marriage Licenses Issued Across Several States
William C. Altmyer and Mary L. St. Claire from Vandegrift Pennsylvania. Herbert B. Rudy of Lewistown Pennsylvania and Alice B. Quinn of Neff's Mine Pennsylvania. Charles R. Logan Burnham Pennsylvania and Sarah P. Pennypacker Lewistown Pennsylvania. Bruce H. Light and Martha Hessen Martinsburg West Virginia. Leslie P. Hade and Nellie Kling Waynesboro Pennsylvania. Breckenridge Evans New Haven Connecticut and Henrietta Marie Kolipinski Syracuse New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Altmyer
Mary L. St. Claire
Vandegrift
Herbert B. Rudy
Lewistown
Alice B. Quinn
Neff's Min
Charles R. Logan
Burnham
Sarah P. Pennypacker
Bruce H. Light
Martha Hessen
Martinsburg
W. Va
Leslie P. Hade
Nellie Kling
Waynesboro
Breckeinridge Evans
New Haven
Mesopotamia Queen Defies Custom With Modern Wardrobe
Cynthia Grey notes a Mesopotamian queen visiting Bagdad in western style dress while her husband Feisal remains away. She joins English friend Miss Gertrude Hell for shopping, then declares she will travel openly, reflecting shifting gender norms. Zane Grey cites millennia of male authority, hinting at women’s growing rebellion.
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Fessal
Mesopotamia
Bagdad
Feisal
Mosul
Orient
Gertrude Hell
Felisal
America
James of
Sheba
Solomon
Zane Grey
Patagonia
Eskimo Women Left Home as Explorer Plans Return
The passage notes the warning and law making while men stay home to care for babies. It ponders the state of mind of explorer Mac Millan upon returning to polar Eskimo country this summer and how the women will be faring in his absence.
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MacMillan
51st Reunion Presby terians Next Thursday Pen Mar
The largest Presbyterian reunion in this area is planned for Pen Mar on Thursday with attendees from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Western Maryland Railroad runs trains from Hagerstown with schedules and a return service after the program featuring Rev Walter J Ingle of York Pa and tenor James McKinsey Rose. An annual Harbaugh reunion follows Saturday Aug 1 at Pen Mar with speaking and entertainment for all connected to the Harbaugh line.
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Presbyterian Church
Pen-Mar
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Western Afarylind
Hagerstad
Walter J. Ingue
First Presbyterian Church
York
James McKinsey Rose
New City
Pen Mar
Motor trip to York with local residents
The following motor party to York, Pas yesterday included Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Johneson, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Johnson, Mrs. Hess Sprecher, Mrs. Alice Sellers, Misses Lelia Shank Hilda Sellers Mary Martin Nellie Kendall and Mes sies Paul Sellers Charles French and Harald Johnson. In York they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stouffer. Mrs. Cornelius Snively of Benevola was a recent caller of Mrs. McClellan Long. Mrs. George Lang spent a few days with McClellan Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Pas
A. J. Johneson
L. R. Johnson
Hess Sprecher
Alice Sellers
Lelia Shank
Hilda Sellers
Mary Martin
Nellie Kendall
Messie
Paul Sellers
Charles French
Iarold Johnson
Richard Stouffer
Cornelius Snively
Benevola
McClellan Long
George Lang
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Iss Ella Mumma Ie
Walberry Avenue
Iva
Howard Miller
Broadway
Rela 3
Harrisburg
New Cumber
Iss Mae Brinton
Iss Nessie Snyder
James Pomb
Vernon Adams
Rles Nickle
Ellis and
Arthur Ad
Chatlin, Wa
Iss Grace Smith
Greenle
Chester Stine
Howard and Dick
Arge Johnson
Hilda
Ernest Lechrone
Fred
H. Kremer
Ae Elizabeth
Hamilton Boyle
Roberta Derr
Potomacqne
Winchester
C. K. Ringer
Jes
Robert
A. Zitzman
Betty
West Side Avenue
Toshington
Mary Lakin
East Antietameet
Bos. Mase
Charles Lakin
Florence and
Mary Cowen
Washington
Richard Rose
Kiry
Moser
Sunset Avenue
Braddock
Mary Elizabeth Held
Cumland
Regina
Semary Carbine
Summit Avenue
Louis Foreman
S. Kearns
Cumberland
City
Harvey Swandel
Wamsport
Virginia Feldman
Big Pool
Mountain Lake Park
Virginia Avenue
Charless. Biggs
Elizabeth Biggs
Baltimore
J. G. Steffeys
Williamsport
Mamie Ardinger
Mrs
Florence Wilson
Jean Ross Moser
Louise
Madeline Bast
Wm. F. Bast
Boonsboro
Mollie McKinley
Hancock
W. G. Zimmerman
Clearspring
Beulah Schnebley
Mrs. H. M. Schnebley
Harry Baker
Wilmington, del
D. F. Baker
Keedyaville
Sarah B. Prosser
D. ‘T. Lesher
Wilt ,Hamaport
Mesurs
W. P. Beard
John E. Wagaman
Taunton
Mase
Ray Beard
Atlantic City
Ballimore
John Zeigler
Slaughter Carol
Beulah N. Cummings
Philadelphia
Mrs. Palmer
W. Franklin Street
B. H. H. Shields
Flemmington, N. J
Hagerstown
George S. Hykes
Shippensburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bam
Dam No. 4
J. F. Feigley
Thelma Springer
Ruth Feigley
Bobbie
Touls Feeley
L. K. Long
George T. Watts
Helen
Lucllie Watts
Genevieve
Erle
Jeanette
Geraldine
James Feigley
B. Milburn
Clarence Domer
Hilda Domer
Mia
C. R. Feigley
C. A. Linder
Christine Braggs
Henry Linder
Walter Metz
Shendan Shackleford
Grey Gables
A.B. C. Elec
Red Star
Ex Furniture Co
North Potomac Street
Biko
Fountain Head
Alfonso
Trini
Spain
Ings
Seville
Cynthia Grey
Suburn
Aughinbaughs
Knessleys Drug Store
Peoples Pharmacy
Corset
Enor
Alice M. Weagly
Potomac Street
Kagerstont
Impérial
the of All Ke Creame
Mick
Sagle
Beauty Shoppe
Q. J. Sagle
J. D. Aramago
Marcel Waving
Madrid
Edmonds
Jonathan Street
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