Social and Personal News Highlights from Evening Mail
Local social column lists visits and travel among residents and relatives. Mentions Martha Tombaugh and Guy Toms hosting in New York, travels to Chicago Scranton and Clifton Forge, new baby for Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, plus numerous visits to and from Hagerstown, Williamsport, Norfolk, and Baltimore. Also notes about Mrs. Coolidge era friend Doitha Thompson and Cocoanut oil fact.
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Martha Tombaugh
Guy Mr
Austin Toms
Way‘Windley
ngEkste Avenue
Dorothea
New York
Bloomery
W. Va
Bible Class Entertains in Garden Meeting at M. E. Church
The Helping Hand Bible Class met at Mrs. Jacob Day’s home on Cleveland Avenue for its monthly session. An evening program featured readings, solos, and talks by Rev. Showacre and Mr. Burger, with attendees listed including numerous local families and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Byrd, and Mrs. Kinsey among others.
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M. E. Church
Jacob Day
Cleveland Avenue
Leah Coopler
Harp
Showacre
Burger
Trinity Chapel
J. H. Hesson
Virginia Glover
E. J. Burger
C. R. Burger
Himira
Amanda
Blanche Creek
Leah Cooper
Ilene Baer
Freda McLaughlin
Margaret Brerly
Arthur Day
Lewis
Harrison
Byrd
Kinsey
Semier
Dusong
Baker
Messrs. Barr
Beachley
Updegrove
Sweeney
Violet Sweeney
Lawrence Glover
Paul Burger
Emmanuel United Brethren Sunday School Picnic at City Park
Several hundred members gathered for the annual outing featuring a full day of entertainment for children and adults. Winners in ladies and men's contests included Nail driving, sack racing, peanut scramble, hoop rolling, and popcorn eating, with prizes awarded to multiple participants.
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Emmanuel United Brethren Sunday School
Edward Kuhlman
Pegey Byers
Roy Stoner
Joseph Stouffer
Grocer Brusha Switches To Cash Basis
In Racine Wisconsin Mike Brusha returns to cash only sales after writing off about seven thousand dollars in debts He advertised to customers to bring in old grocery bills and mark them paid The move drew a long line of patrons at his shop and many small accounts were canceled.
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Racine
Wis
Mike Brusha
Brusha
Pindar Cockroft as Irving's Salmagundi nom de plume
The article notes that Pindar Cockroft served as the nom de plume used by Washington Irving in the periodical Salmagundi.
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Pindar Cockroft
Washington Irving
Estonian Fli er to Dare Ocean Boonsboro Youth Weds
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Elmer Stevens Cumberland notes the marriage of their daughter Mary Jane Stevens to Lloyd Sterner of Boonsboro. The ceremony occurred July 18 in Rockville. Both attended Shepherd College last year. The couple will reside in Boonsboro with Mis sterner’s parents soon after visiting Baltimore.
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Elmer Stevens
Cumberland
Mary
Jane Stevens
Lloyd Sterner
Boonsboro
Rockville
Shepherd College
Sterner
St. Joseph’s
Martinsburg High School
Baltimore
Miss Sterner
Remembrances and notices from local and world events
Do You Recall years ago today wheat rose six cents to 2.22 a bushel. M M Horst reports 35 loads timothy hay from 17 acres at 21 tons per acre. Mary Miles Minter and Marie Doro starred in theater attractions. Dr Ira M Zimmerman in Williamsport was ordered to Fort Oglethorpe Georgia as a first lieutenant. Leland Worthington and Katherine Dorsey wed. groom a son of the Worthingtons and a First Regiment member. Beard Brothers store in Smithsburg ransacked for hundreds in merchandise. Three years ago newlyweds included B Stouffer Hessong Wm Ernst and Dollie Hull. E A Pry ships Greensboro peaches to New York at 2.25 a bushel. Auctioneer Jacob Fisher sold Warr stock for 31 dollars, a record price. Pearl Westfall Brill Minnie Richards awarded state normal school scholarships. Maurice Chevalier and Yvonne Vallee seek divorce by mutual consent at Palace of Justice Paris. J A Mollison and Miss Amy Johnson wed at St Georges Hanover Square London.
Brethren church services announced in St James
July 31 preaching by Rev W S Baker at the Brethren church in St James with an evening sermon by the same pastor at Tilghmanton. Local residents visited relatives and hosted guests from Hagerstown and nearby towns across multiple households this past week.
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Ot. James
The
Brethren Church
W. S. Baker
Mr Baker
Tilghmanton
Elizabeth Sheeley
Hagerstown
William Sheeley
Guy Zeigler
Marry Bowers
Surprise Party For Mrs Kretzer At Home
A pleasant surprise party was given for Mrs Wilmer Kretzer at her home last night by her children and friends. Refreshments were served to Mr and Mrs J O Kretzer Mr and Mrs Lambidotti Mr and Mrs Elmer Miller Mr and Mrs Markwood Hines Mr and Mrs Grason Doornberger Mrs Fockler Misses Lydia Kine Ruth Kline Allan Kretzer Helen Powel Juniata Hines Helen Lambillotti Belle Kretzer Esther Lambillotti Lorraine Kretzer and George Lambillott William Kretzer and Richard Miller.
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Wilmer Kretzer
J. O. Kretzer
Lambidotti
Elmer Miller
Markwood Hines
Grason Doornberger
Mra
Fockler
Legion Festival Opens With Drum Corps Benefit
The American Legion Drum Corps festival opened near Broadway and Potomac street drawing a mild crowd and promising a larger turnout tonight. The event benefits the Drum Corps with a free vaudeville show to entertain attendees. Members plan to attend the State convention in Ocean City next month.
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American Legion Drum Corps
Broadway
Potomac Street
Ocean City
Intolerable Cruelty in Divorce Defined by Temperament Change
A judge grants a divorce on intolerable cruelty not for specific blows but the incompatibility of lifetastes. The husband is a conservative country gentleman and the wife, younger and restless, cannot fit into a tranquil married life. The ruling hinges on enduring temperament rather than acts, suggesting no lasting cruelty if both parties cannot adjust. Do You wish advice? Write to Betty Brainerd.
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Seevere
Betty Brainerd
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