Miss Wilson Weds Kenneth Moyes in Stanley Virginia
Miss Mary Louise Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs N George Wilson of Fairground Avenue wed Kenneth Moyes of West Washington Street at the Methodist Church parsonage in Stanley Virginia. The July 14 ceremony was conducted by Rev German H Tyler with a ring service. The bride, a 1931 graduate of Hagerstown High School, wore white crepe ensemble with white accessories. They plan to live in the 700 block of West Washington Street. Moyes works for the Western Maryland Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise
Wilson
N. George Wilson
Fairground “Avenue
Kenneth Moyes
West Washington Street
Methodist Church
Stanley
German HH
Tyler
Hagerstown High School
Washington Street
Western Maryland Railroad
Miss Carbaugh Weds Herman A Leedy
Mrs J E B Carbaugh of Concord street announces the marriage of her daughter Florence to Herman A Leedy son of Albert Leedy of Concord street The ceremony was performed by Rev G I Rider They will reside in the 700 block Summit Avenue and visit relatives after the wedding ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE Mrs Lottie Eichelberger announces her granddaughter Charlotte Eichelberger wed to Charles W Baker on May 22 at Rockville The ceremony was by Rev G R Mays at the Methodist Episcopal Church MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Dc R Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Rachel P Smith to Karl E B Hiller at Tyrone Pa on June 28 by Rev Leonard Owens of Altoona Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Carbaugh
Coftcord. Street
Florence
Herman A. Leedy
Albert Leedy
Concord Street
G.I. Rider
Summit Avenue
Lottie Eichelberger
West Washington Street
Mias Charlotte’ Eichelberger
Charles W. Baker
Guy E. Baker
Near This City
Rockville
G.R. Mays
Moethodjet Episcopal Church
Dc. R. Smith
Fawketown
Rachel P. Smith
Karl EB. Hiller
Tyrone
Leonard Owens
Methodist Church
Altoona
A. B. Miller
Church of the Brethren
Miller
East Northfield
Mass
Northfield
Dinner Party Honors Guests From Schofield Barracks Hawaii
Mr and Mrs Charles W Honmat Fountain Head Heights Avenue hosted a dinner party at The Club last night in honor of their house guests Captain and Mrs FH Poucher of Schofield Barracks Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Hon
Head Heights
Ave
FH Poucher
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Class Has Roast At Braddock Heights
Members of the Merry Maidens class of the First Brethren church and friends spent a pleasant evening at Braddock Heights Thursday. A Wiener roast was held followed by park amusements such as swimming and skating. Attending were Mrs J R Laughlin teacher Ethel Keplinger Roger Geaslen Kathleen Moats Preston Moats Ivan Rohrer Donald McCauley Leona Smith Lewis Bingaman Laura Smeak Robert Beachley Ruth Rover Helen Rohrer Norine Smith Maurice Strine Ada Bell Bingaman Emily Jane Myers and Virgene Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maidens
First Brethren Church and
Braddock Heights
J. R. Laughlin
Ethel Keplinger
Roger Geaslen
Kathleen Moats
Preston Moats
Ivan Rohrer
Donald McCauley
Leona Smith
Lewis Bingaman
Laura Smeak
Laura Smeak, ‘Robert Beachley, Ruth Rover, Helen Rohrer
Norine Smith
Maurice Strine
Ada Bell Bingaman
Emily Jane Myers
Virgene Coleman
Rosenberg Farewell Party for Sowers and Singer
Mr and Mrs George Rosenberg of Funkstown hosted a farewell party for Mr and Mrs George O Sowers and family and D W Singer as they prepare to move to East North Street on August 1. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rosenberg
Funkstown
George O. Sowers
East North Street
Maryland Parents and Teachers conference attendees noted
Mrs. Sylvester J Gower Mrs L V Crist and Mrs Cecile F Gute lus returned from College Park where they attended the second annual conference of the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers at the University of Maryland this week. Many others are listed visiting relatives traveling to Chicago Atlantic City Pittsburgh and Washington for conferences and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester J. Gower
L. V. Crist
Cecile F. Gutelus
College Park
Maryland Congress ‘of Parents and Teachers
University of Maryland
Milt D. Moore
Raymond A. Pearson
Announcement Birth of a Daughter in Man apeaker Home
Mr and Mrs Richard Man apeaker of 631 Frederick street announce the birth of a ten pound girl born at their home on Friday evening. The Cheerful Helpers Class of the First Baptist church met at Mrs Doris Stitzel's home on West Washington street for a monthly gathering. A wiener roast followed the business session with attendees Delores Wageley Louise Seal Rose Baughen Della Phillips Della Miller Wageley Gladyn Holsinger Clyde Wright, and Mr and Mrs Stitzel and their son Eddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Manapeaker
Frederick Street
The
First Baptist Church
Doris Stitzel
West Washington Street
Maryland P T A delegates honored with perfect attendance certificates
Twenty delegates from the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers received perfect attendance certificates at the University of Maryland closing session. Dr Willard S Hall attended as Education College dean and a gift was presented by P T A members. Recipients hailed from Baltimore Annapolis Hagerstown and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
University of Maryland
Willard S. Hall
Education College
John. Wroten
G. L. Chenowith
Ross ,Coppage
Lida
Annapolis
H. 3. Price
Salisbury
S. M. Ride
Riverdale
J. Gower
L. V. Crist
Cecile F. Gutelius
Hagerstown
Fred H. Cook
Maryland ‘Congress
Ahe
A. C. Watkins
Parent- Teacher, Congress
Mary
Daphne Davis
United States Office of Education
Garden party and porch dance honors Miss Margaret Simmons
A garden party and porch dance at Raven Heights last night hosted by Mrs Gary Porter and Miss Electa Ziegler honored their niece Miss Margaret Simmons of Oklahoma City Oklahoma. Japanese lanterns lit the outdoor area as a three piece orchestra played for eighteen couples with guests from Philadelphia Baltimore and Smithsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raven Heights
Gary Porter
Electa Ziegler
Margaret Simmons
Oklahoma City
Okla
Olwyn Lewis
Philadelphia
Nancy Keener
Martin Router
Baltimore
Carolyn Kohler
Smithsburg
Dinners Given at East Avenue Home by Mr and Mrs Grove
Mr and Mrs Clyde Grove entertained several friends at their East avenue home on Thursday evening. Guests included Prof and Mrs Arthur Ray Spessard with son Dwight of Westerville Ohio Miss Cora Elizabeth Grove of New York City Mr and Mrs Marshall Fitez Mrs Harry L Wood Miss Frances Grove of Columbus Ohio and Paul Fitez and Mary Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Grove
East Avenue
Arthur Ray Spessard
Dwight
Westerville
Cora Elizabeth Grove
New York City
Marshall Fitez
Harry L. Wood
Frances Grove
Columbus
Paul Fitez
Mary Grove
Marriage Licenses List Couples in City and Nearby Areas
Ernest W. Martin 21 Mangansville and Mantie Irene Mentzer 23 City. Herman Leedy 21 and Florence Carbaugh 21 City. Ralph Clayton Myera 28 Mont Alto and Evelyn B. Lehr 20 Waynesboro. Harry Anderson 22 Shamokin and Ethel Bingraman 18 Sunbury. Morris Clark 21 and Catherine Fine 19 Sunbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Martin
Mangansville
Mantie Irene Mentzer
This City
Herman Leedy
Florence Carbaugh
Ralph Clayton Myera
Mont Alto
Evelyn B. Lehr
Waynesboro
Harry Anderson
Shamokin
Ethel Bingraman
Sunbury
Morris Clark
Catherine Fine
Combs Condition Improves After Atomic Day Injury
Earle Combs, Yankee outfielder, was reported gradually improving in hospital after a fly ball collision at Sportsman's Park Tuesday. He had a fractured skull and broken collarbone from the incident, with initial fears the injury would end his baseball career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Earle Combs
New York Yankee
Yanks
St. Louis Browns
Combs
Wants good bad ball players in Camden Jersey
Mrs Grace A Riggins seeks two good bad players for her baseball team in Camden New Jersey They must be bad to reside at the county detention home as explained to Judge Garfield Pancoast The judge said he would aim to catch a catcher and bag a first baseman who aren t too bad to be good
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Grace A. Riggins
Garfield Pancoast
Make Your Own Sheer Cotton Frock At Very Little Expense
Editorial notes a Paris trend coal caped shouldered frock for youth and thin fabrics like voile and linen. It teaches a pattern with size ranges 16 to 46 inches bust, outlining fabric needs and trimming, and promotes ordering pattern No. 2987 from Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mall New York with a 15 cent pattern price and 25 cent book pattern combo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hagerstown Mall
Fifth Ave
New York City
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress Adage on Water Intake
A screen actress extols simple beauty by drinking water daily. She asks how many glasses of water readers drink, praising hydration as an excellent aid to complexion and overall skin health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jawa
August Park Reunions Draw Statewide Families
The City Park hosts numerous family reunions and picnics in August with events from the Darlington Schindel and First Christian Sunday schools to many named reunions including Kuhn Williamsport Shiffler Oberholtzer Snavely Nigh Ausherman Martin Fahrney Myers Neikirk Marion Wells Mullendore Warrenfeltz Smith Wolfinger Dennis Angle Grimm Minnich Farm ers Grosh Elbow Lady Harsh and others. Each Sunday features a Municipal Band concert and many private gatherings fill remainder of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Schindel
Jay
First Christian Sunday School
Kuhn
Lutheran Sunday
Williamsport
Flist Christian Church
Thalima
Shiffler
Harbaugh
Grove
Bingham
Oberholtzer
Rorce
Snavely
Emmanuel A. B
Nigh
Ausherman
Martin
Fahrney
Myers
Neikirk
Marion
Shank
Crinkleton
Stockslager
Hoffman
Washington County Christian Endeavor
Wells
Mullendore
Warrenfeltz
Smith Family
Wolfinger
Dennis
Angle
Grimm
Minnich
Farmers
Grosh
Elbow
Lady
Harsh
Sensenbaugh
Sheffler
MEET POSTPONED FOR WEATHER AT MUNICIPAL POOL
The swimming meet scheduled for last evening at the Municipal Swimming Pool was postponed due to threatening weather. It will be held on Tuesday night, July 31. Many entries have been filed and those wishing to enter should register at the pool office by 5 o clock Tuesday afternoon. An all-star Green Castle group seeks a game with any top Washington County team tomorrow, contact Kenneth Martin in Greencastle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Washington County
Kenneth Martin
Betty Brainerd
New York City
Fire Chiefs Convention Slated For September In Hagerstown
The upcoming Eastern Association convention in Hagerstown is set to be one of the largest. Officers from Philadelphia New York and Baltimore lead the group with plans for parades contests shows and a battlefield trip. Committees include executives from Baltimore and Hagerstown with James Mobley Maurice Domenic and John Corderman among organizers and prize coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Eastern Association
Ross B. Davis
Philadelphia
John J. T. Walden
New York
Edw. H. Warr
Baltimore
Richard Lee Smith
Pittsburgh
F. E. Soule
Coatesville
Charles H. Fisher
Supper for Mr Klipp Brought Birthday Cheer in Mason and Dixon
A birthday supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Burkett Mason and Dixon Pa honored Herbert Klipp. The white and pink color scheme set a festive tone. Guests danced after the meal with a long list of attendees and music by the Mountain Rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Burkett
Mason and Dixon
Herbert “Klipp
Hagerstown
Donald Myers
Junior Myers
Tricia Myers
Deyona Mullenix
Maynard Burkett
Herbert Klipp, Jr
Tricia Rice
Ernest Daley
Dolly Meyers
Othelia
L. Meyers
Alvin Hicks
Corrine Mutenix
Herbert Kipp
Mountain Ranjb Jers
Wiener Roast Celebrates 18th Birthday for Marjorie Clopper
In observance of Marjorie Clopper's 18th birthday a wiener roast was held on Thursday evening at Saunder's Landing. Guests included Marjorie and Hilda Clopper, Charlotte, Harriet and Irma Gosnell, Lee Gosnell, Huldah Easton, Arthur Easton, Barline Thomas, Lillian Thomas, Bessie Saunders, Richard Saunders, Francis Saunders, Jane Ridenour, Roy Ridenour, Martin Ridenour, George Oline, Carl Oline, Dorine Norris, Paul Norris Jr. and many others including Samuel Buck, Marvin Buck, Preston Buck, Phyllis Wade, Shirley Willman, Margaret Mills, Dudley Reynolds, Sanford Keedy, Olin Byrd, Leon Rohrer, Glann McGill, Blair Beauchamp, and the D. K. Ridenour and H. P. Bovey families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Clopper
Saunder's Landing
Marjorie
Hilda Clopper
Charlotte
Harriet
Irma
Winfield
Lee Gosnell
Huldah
Arthur Easton
Barline
Lillian Thomas
Bessie
Richard
Francis Saunders
Jane
Roy
Martin Ridenour
George
Carl Oline
Dorine
Paul Norris, Jr
Samuel
Marvin
Preston Buck
Phyllis Wade
Shirley Williman
Margaret Mills
Dudley Reynolds
Sanford Keedy
Olin Byrd
Leon Rohrer
Glann McGill
Blair Beauchamp
D. K. Ridenour
H. P. Bovey
Rosalie
Susan E. Clopper
Nellie Buck
J. F. Clopper
Three Army Flyers Take Off Today
Three Army fliers launched a massive balloon craft amid a crowd of about 30 000 at a flight camp. Ground crew of 120 inflated the balloon under floodlights, with a ton of instruments secured beneath it. Weather was clear for a long ascent as planes trailed the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepner
Pretty Soft Rescue Under Heat Warped Comic Scene
In Torrington Connecticut on July 28 two young men and two women faced a flat tire near a heat wave scene. A passing driver saw two distressed women and fixed the tire. The youths walked away muttering that the driver’s action was “pretty soft.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington
Conn
Dear Betty Brainerd on life after loss and purpose
A middle aged man writes of retirement, dwindling funds, and doubts about his future. He asks for a disinterested view and wonders whether death could be a justifiable end to his and his wife’s hardship. Betty Brainerd urges courage and caring for his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B
Betty Brainerd
Montreal pitcher named in 5000 dollar assault suit
John Myers of Baltimore files a $5,000 assault suit against Freder Thompson a Montreal baseball pitcher claiming the collarbone was broken in three places during a ball game here last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fred Thompson
Montreal Baseball Pier
John Myers
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Miss Wilson
Stanley, Va
Miss Carbaugh
Spangler’s Pet Store
W. Franklin St
Blue & Gray Shop
J. W. Rohrer
Balte, &T
Earle M. Renner
Peggy and
Beverly
Mrs. Renner
Washington
Ellaworth Carter
Barbara
Ann
Catonsville
Carter
Harry McCrory
East Franklin Street
C. H. Spangler
J.S. Wagner
Ellen Wilson
Roger Claggett
Julius Einbinder
Atlantic City
Chicago
Anthony Scharza
Junior Scharza
Frank DeLauney
M. B. Osborne
Dr. Osborne
Grace Miller
Jane Benchoff
Canton
Dorothy Cent
Moller \Apartments
Patrick . Scott
Dorothy M. Myers
Potomac-Edison Co
York, Pa
Martin Rofthrback
James Nelson
Marlin Thurmont
Deep Creek Lake
Mary Anderson
East Washington Street
Harrisonburg
Philip H. Mathias
Negley
Clarkadurge
W. Va
Miss Simmons
Exetlient Monte
Jerry Bary
Bie
Rogerstown
Pwlightfolly
Ferandas
Teachers College
Columbia University
Trewholme
Franklin Street
TIF
Earl Neikirk
Kali Line
Catt & P. Wholesale & Artail J
R. D. McKee
Ooera Hig Repository Service
Mason & Dixon
Hone
Betty ‘Brainerd
Fabre
Spider
Maeterlinck
H ‘Piness
Fortune
Phoke
Careen
John D. Myers & Co
N. Potomac ST
Stone Water Coolers
Harry S. Myers
KAY Jewelry CO
W. Waaningten
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
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