Wedding Takes Place On Friday
Mrs. Ruth Jones of East Franklin announces the marriage of her daughter Alta F. Jones to Ancil Blalock of Granbury Texas. The ceremony was at the bride’s mother's home, conducted by Rev. Simon Kenny with few relatives present. The bride wore a pale blue suit and pink roses. maid of honor Louise Semler wore yellow linen with yellow rosebuds. Best man Victor Oliveira, a sergeant from Washington DC, is Blalock’s friend. A reception followed. The bride works at Fairchild Aircraft Division and Blalock is a private first class in the Army assigned nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Jones
East Franklin Street
Alta F. Jones
Ancil
Blalock
William C. Blalock
Granbury
Tex
Simon Kenny
Louise Semler
Victor Oliveira
Washington, D. C
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Army
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Cities
James R. Mason aged 21 from Buffalo with Winifred I. Wise aged 20 from Hagersburg. William M. Boyer 87 from itys burg with Viola Amos 24 from Hagerstown. Warren H. Harps 22 from Hagers town with Esther M. Fhirie 19 from Will Hamsporh. Earl I. Hull 35 with Catherine Mc Cusker 19 from Hancock. Floyd E. Hancock 18 with Moor 18 from Hagerstown. Homer I. Parker 20 from Sharps burg with Ruth A. Myers 16 from Sharps burg Route 2. William A. Hoopengardner 29 from Amaranth Pennsylvania with Mary A. Hender shot from Hancock. Preston R. Cook 40 with Anna R. Meengan 40 from Hagerstown. Henry Dawson 20 with Gladys Eavey 19 from Hagerstown. Charles W. Lewis 27 with Margaret E. Brown 25 from Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Mason
Buffalo
Winifred I. Wise
Hagers
William M. Boyer
Itysburg
Viola Amos
Hagerstown
Warren H. Harps
Will Hamsporh
Earl I. Hull
Catherine McCusker
Hancock
Floyd_E. Hancock
Gladys A Moor
Homer I. Parker
Sharpsburg
Ruth A. Myers
William A. Hoopengardner
Amaranth
Mary A. Hendershot
Preston R. Cook
Anna R. Meengan
Henry Dawson
Martinsburg
Gladys Eavey
Charles W. Lewis
Margaret E. Brown
Social and Personal News From Washington County
Mrs. Charles D. Carr of Augusta Georgia visits her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Buttolph on Forest Drive. Several locals plan trips and guests include Princeton Yale Army Air Forces students and military families visiting from Maryland Pennsylvania and New York with hospital visits and wedding notes Mention also Drew Field Tampa Fort Knox and comments on health and convalescence plus a local wedding at Catonsville annotated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Carr
Augusta, Ga
Inlaw
Lyman Buttolph
Forest Drive
Adware Cochran
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
J. Boward Cochran
North Potomac Street
James Cochran
Yale University
Pomona Grange Meets At Lappans Saturday
The Pomona Grange at Lappans held a Saturday meeting with Montsarada Grange as host. Dr F B Bomberger urged hard work to win the war and opposed County Commission actions to hire six public health nurses. Memorial services honored county agent D Moore and Mrs Albert Funkhouser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Bomberger
Pomona Grange
Lappans Parish
Montsarada Grange
Bomberger
University of Maryland
S Keller Shank
The
Grange
John L. Lewis
Pomona
Emory Kretzer
David A. Starliper
Ardella Lohman
Mabel Barnhart
Navin Barnhart
Mist
D. Moore
Albert Funkhouser
George Washington Carver
M. de Henesy
Ada Hammond
Kemp Kretzer
Margaret Lowery
Recreation
George Sites
Potomac Valley
I. Keller Shank
Leitersburg
William Leatherman
Montsarada
Furniture Sent To Army Camps
Furniture from city and county homes was sent to Army camp recreation rooms. Mrs. Edwin Darner, chair of the Camp and Hospital Service Committee, announced second hand items were at the training school and new pieces bought with cash and gardenia sale proceeds. Donations came from many individuals and groups including Mesdames R. C. Robinson and M. W Dutton, Harris Hiedwohl, W. R. Crinkleton, W. C. Nebring, R. E. Braus, James Elliott, Mark A. Grove, Daniel McClain, Thomas Leonard, Frank Lowe, Rose Goetz, Miss Nellie Hartle, Miss Edna Smith, Dr. Robert P. Conrad, Potomac Edison Appliance store, Miss Winters class, Christ Reformed Sunday school, Women's Club, Washington County Library, Montgomery-Ward, Home makers Club of Halfway, Hagerstown Paint and Glass, Academy and Maryland Theaters for display space, Hagerstown Gas Company windows, Lester Brothers curtains, Mrs. H. D. McLaughlin and Mrs. G. B. Darner for sewing, Caskey Baking Company for publicity, and Washington County Parent-Teacher Association for paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Darner
Camp and Hospital Service Committee
Defense
Gardenia
Mesdames R. C. Robinson
M. W Dutton
Harris Hiedwohl
W. R. Crinkleton
W. C. Nebring
R. E. Braus
James Elliott
Mark A. Grove
Daniel McClain
Thomas Leonard
Frank Lowe
Rose Goetz
Nelle Hartle
Edna Smith
Robert P. Conrad
Potomac Edison
Miss Winters
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Women's Club
Washington County Library
Montgomery
Caskey Baking Company
Washington, County
Parent-Teacher Association
Parties Held For Graduating Nurses In Washington County
Social activities for the graduating nurses of the Washington County Hospital Nursing School concluded with a picnic on East Lincoln avenue hosted by Mrs. Katherine Robinson in honor of her niece Lorraine Robinson. Thirteen graduates attended along with family and friends. Betty Lee Long, honored at a buffet, was celebrated by her mother at Homewood Road. The class colors blue and gold were used in flowers and decor, with miniature keepsakes and a poem attached to yellow ribbons as a centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Bjorlee
Maryland
Washington County Hospital
Katherine Robinson
Lorraine Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
East
Lincoln Avenue
Janet Benedict
Betty Fager
Harriet Warter
Arlene Moses
Josephine Seibert
Catherine Deal
Katherine Hagerman
Betty Long
Anna McDonald
Mar Shinham
Mildred Stouffer
Margaret Mullen
Sara Johnson
Anna Marshall
John Long
Leslie Robinson
Evelyn Robinson
Roy Robinson
Betty Lee Long
Homewood Road
Nell Pilson
South Americans adjust to early Hagerstown dinners
South Americans living in Hagerstown for months found North American dining hours hard to accept, preferring late meals in their homeland. A letter from Mrs. Osvaldo de Croquevielle notes Chile now dines at 7 pm due to scarce maids, reflecting shifting domestic norms as locals adapt to work schedules and cheaper labor trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Osvaldo de Croquevielle
Santiago
Chile
United States
Alicia de Croquevielie
Tent Meetings Under Salvation Army Sponsorship
The Salvation Army in Hagerstown will hold tent meetings from June 6 to June 27 in the 500 block of George Street. Evangelist Rev. Gillis Partin, a Bob Jones College graduate, will lead three weeks of services, with nightly meetings except Saturdays at 8 p.m. He comes well recommended from cities across Maryland and West Virginia and will assist with the Daily Vacation Bible School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
George Street
Gillis Partin
Bob Jones College
Cleveland
Tenn
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Wheeling
W. Va
Parkersburg
Fairmont
Cumberland
Birthday Surprise At Moser Home Mapleville
A surprise party honored Mrs Bruce Moser on her birthday at the Moser home in Mapleville. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edgar Shoop and their son Robert, Mr and Mrs Harry Martz, Mr and Mrs Roger Martz and son Roger, Mr and Mrs Les Haunt, Mr and Mrs Jonas Moser, Mr and Mrs Richard Gigeous, Mrs Clara Martz and Mr and Mrs Weaver Moser with daughter Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Moser
Mapleville
Edgar Shoop
Robert
Harry Martz
Roger Martz
Roger
Les Haunt
Jonas Moser
Richard Gigeous
Clara Martz
Weaver Moser
Mary
Miss Peabody Engaged To Robert Emlen Of Philadelphia
Mrs. Cora Weld Peabody of Milton Massachusetts announces the engagement of her daughter to Robert Lukens Emlen of Germantown Philadelphia. Miss Peabody studied at Milton Academy and Vassar College. Mr. Emlen is a Dartmouth graduate and member of Phi Kappa Phi now with the Fairchild Aircraft Division in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peabody
Milton, Mass
Cora Weld Peabody
Robert Lukens Emlen
Philadelphia
Aed
George W. Emlen
Germantown
Miss Peabody
Milton Academy
Vassar College
Emlen
Dartmouth College
Phi Kappa Phi
Philadelphia City Cavalry
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Mary Lou Burkholder Hosts Second Birthday Party
Mary Lou Burkholder celebrated her second birthday with a lawn party at her South Cleveland avenue home. Pink and white refreshments enhanced the themed setting. Guests included Estelle Shepperd of Baltimore, A B Fell of Trenton New Jersey, Mary Sparklin, Carrie Johnson, James Wales, Aldene Middlekauf, Jake Rudy, Eugene Bowers, Donald Donegan, David Baughman, Jack Rudy, Steve Bowers, Dennis Donegan, Breton Baughman, Saundra Middlekauff, and William Sparklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Burkholder
Cleveland Avenue
Estelle Shepperd
Baltimore
A. B. Fell
Trenton
N. J
Meadames Mary E. Sparklin
Carrie M. Johnson
James Wales
Aldene Middlekauf
Jake Rudy
Eugene Bowers
Donald Donegan
David Baughman
Jack Rudy
Steve Bowers
Dennis Donegan
Breton Baughman
Saundra Middlekauff
William A. Sparklin
Local girl wins Warfield scholarship at Wilson College
Miss Mary Elizabeth Troup daughter of Mr and Mrs J Earl Troup of Virginia Avenue received the Ethelbert Warfield scholarship from the Wilson College Alumnae Association at a vesper service. The award honors the incoming senior with high academic standing and influence, chosen by the college president dean and alumna. Troup, an English major with Latin, was active in the Classical and French Clubs and served as junior yearbook editor. She will be senior editor of the Billboard next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Trown
John M. Cratty
Paul Swain Havens
Mary McElwain
Warfield
Miss Troup
Conacocheague
Billboard
Havens
Hagerstown
Davises welcome daughter at Washington County Hospital
Mr and Mrs Robert F Davis of 349 Ridge Avenue are parents to a daughter born today at Washington County Hospital. The infant's birth adds joy to the Davis household as relatives await to meet the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Davis
Ridge Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Canning Demonstration Tops Keedysville Club Meeting
Keedysville Women’s Club members attended a demonstration on home canning of rhubarb and asparagus led by Mrs. Jowise Burtner and Olive Remsburg at Mrs. 4. H. Snively’s home. The program included singing, a poem by Mrs. Irene Hammond, and a parliamentary roll call by Mrs. M. B. Thomas. Anita Snyder reported on the Washington County Homemakers Council annual meeting. The next gathering is set for June 25 at Mrs. Mary Genang’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville Women's Club
Jowise
Burtner
Olive Remsburg
4. H. Snively
Irene Hammond
M. B Thomas
Anita Snyder
Washington County Homemakers Council
Alice Baker
Mary Genang
Keedysville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Jones
Mr. Blalock
Lydia Pinkham
Ted
Pinkham
Ishel
Women’s Hats
L. & B. Hat Shop Northeast Cor. Public Square
Hill & Dale Bikte
Sox
Haderitown, Me
Fleisher
Rogers Jewelry Co
House of
Washington Bt
Hoffman’s
Reba
Franklin Street
Gale
Frederic
W. Washington St
A.M
Jack Wise
Tennessee
Memphis
Jackson
Knoxville
Willis Altenderfer, Jr
Princeton University
Willis Altenderfer
R. P. Klinger
Westminster, Md
Hubert Slocum
Magnolia Avenue
Jack Diehl
Fort Eustis
Crown O Diehl
Terrace
Paul W. Shank
Paramount
J. Harry Martin
Willis Black
Fred Koontz
Mrs
John Bible
North Locust Street
Kitzi Blair
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wis
H. Edwin Blair
Betty Jane Hollinger
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Altoona
Raymond K. Hollinger
South Prospect Street
Bruce McGraw
New York
Martha McGraw
James K. Harman
Keyser
James E. Harman
Emory Harbaugh
Arlington, Va
Mark Jennings
Brownsville
Drew Feld
Tampa
Fla
Signal A. W. Bn
Stanley bey _H. Williamson
North Mulberry Street
Frank Brumback
Lynn Brumback
John R. Craft
New York City
Richard Troup
West Washington Street
Robert Diehl
Fort Knox
Barbara Riley
Clemens Gaines
Catonsville
Robert H. Riley
S. Robert Fowler
Hollidaysburg
Pomeroy Diehl
Irvin Avenue
Robert Cross
Benjamin E. Weller
Fort Benning, Ga
Leslie B. Lakin
John Evans
Burlington
Roger McCarren
Virginia Avenue
Boyvd Reed
N. Mulberry Street
Ruth Westwin
Clearspring
Blaine Goshorn
Greencastle
Oscar Busey
Armstrong Avenue
Milton Burgher
E. Washington Street
Edith Burgimia
Chestnut Street
Daniel Chandler
E. Antietam Street
Floyd Strine
Oscar Mullican
Frederick
Lappans
Helen Morris
Red Cross
Helen
ParthaWaaks
Glenn K. Campbell
S. A
Rev. Gillis Partin
YulTere
Help & Fo Ture Peat
Liama
America
Mr. Emlen
Mary Elizabeth Troup
Wilson College
Glick
Glick’s Shoe Store
West Washington
Pompadour Chelton of
Leiter Brothers
Millinery Department