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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1926
Page
10
Society editor reports a flurry of visits and engagements as ailing residents travel for summer breaks. Local students from Johns Hopkins and the University of Pennsylvania return home for vacation while families in Hagerstown and Williamsport welcome relatives and plan weddings.
Announcement from the school board lists commence exercises for Wish Schools in Williamsport Baanshoro Hagerstown Hancock Clearspring Sinihisburg and other towns, with dates June 7 to June 11 at various times. H Monroe Ridgely, son of Rev. Dr and Mrs Ridgely, will graduate at Dickinson College Carlisle along with eight others. Charles Windemith wins highest senior award.
The first year of a progressive art course in Trugerstown schools ends with exhibits in all city schools. The aim is to dovetail knowledge of art into daily life. Public invited to view this week's schedule including Washington and Winter BL, Howard St, Surrey, Wayside and Broadway, and Antietam schools with general subjects and art displays on show.
Leslie M. Cox hosted a bridge party in Wisconsin in honor of guest Miss Helen S. Unoley of Kingston Ontario. Prizes went to Mrs. Rollins and A. Crook of Baltimore. A Ministerial Association picnic was postponed due to weather. A long list of marriage licenses was recorded including Newell H. Stollemyer and Anna Hafler in Harrisburg and many other couples across Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia.
Cynthia Grey shares reader letter about a wife who resents her husband’s smoking and business, arguing she should mind her own affairs while he pursues his work. The column notes the tension of personal choice versus marital control and advises the wife to focus on her own concerns.
Seventh grade pupils at Winter Street School displayed sketches from a Colonial study and antique shop visits. The exhibit, directed by Mrs Mary Helen Chrigainger, opened yesterday with many parents present and will run for several days through multiple locations in the area.
Two Washington county women are listed among speakers at the National Farm Education Conference in New York this week. Mrs J Howell of Fox-deceived Dairy and Mrs Lea A Cahill of Stafford Tall Pur were named and invited to address on the production and marketing of Grade A milk. Mrs Lowell rose to national prominence through Montloceivad Dairy, near Ha awit, while the other woman was described in an interview in Certified Milk Producers' Magazine. Illness and family duties may keep one attendee away. she was appointed a Maryland defense post months ago.
In a sensitive situation the conference contends with whether the wife can depart on time to deliver her address. If she cannot leave by Thursday, he will substitute for her on the program.
Nineteen children were cared for at the Day Nursery last month according to a report presented at yesterday's directors meeting. Contributions were acknowledged from May and Mrs. W. S. Miller, Walter Rubin, Mrs. Ketner, Mrs. Thornty Maton, Mrs. Woods, Henry Ryd Tombs Chapter U. D. C., Mrs. Franklin Pp, Canby, Mrs. Fre Peters, Mrs. Charles Eyerly, Mrs. Prayk N Mott meter, Mrs. John S. Warelun and Eyerly's Grocery Department.
The Ladies' Circle of the Presbyterian Church will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs John Wolf 605 North Perry Street.
Dorothy Mayo of We men and several local students will assist in displaying final projects at the International Correspondence Gehl exhibit held at 45 Pole Yt. AWC. Owena of the Th Co Bu will attend Flagerstors meet. Weaselst the TC. 8. students. Mew Avit Wier and J. C G. Monat oversee local schools.
Mr and Mrs Otis Twitley left Philadelphia to visit the Seagule VIll exposition in New York and later tour Europe including Glasgow. Mrs Shervin travels from New York to Scotland and plans to visit England Belgium the Netherlands France Switzerland and Italy with a return on the Berengaria September 1. Beaver Creek Community Club meets Thursday evening for a community blessing and a girls play demonstration while the Boys and Girls Poultry Club also gather at the yamn Linte.
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