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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1921

Page

7

Social and Personal News Roundup from Hagerstown

Mrs. Robert B. Wright of Summit Avenue returns from two months with her daughter in Richmond Virginia after illness. Miss Annis McLaughlin visits in Hagerstown with grandparents while attending Fort London Seminary. Alma Lehman visits York. Leonard Wibberly family back from Harrisburg. Elizabeth Dorsey returns from Philadelphia. Mrs. C. B. Beard and daughter Lacille return from Newcastle, Pa. Lloyd Hoffman and daughter Maury travel to Baltimore for Goucher College commencement. Edith Hoffman plans to teach mathematics in New Jersey after graduation. Jost Welw noted in Tall district. L. T. Baxter leaves Keedysville for Path Valley. Edward Wooden solicits for Dokkie program in Frederick. Misa Rudge HR. Mills visits from Washington, DC to Big Pool. John Martin visit from Group Castle, Pa. M. L. Leatherman and Kenneth near New Silom. William Reed and families from Williamsport. Florence Perrott and Forsythe family near Fairview. Numerous visits to Mrs. Mary Shank’s home and sister Mrs. Cameron. Pauline McKee of 15 First Street ill with bronchial pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. McKinley of Lancaster weekend guests of Prof. Strauser and Mrs. Wiklam. Kathleen Hutman improves after illness. Melinda Geeling and Matilda Cipplager celebrate first birthday.

Lloyd K. Hoffman Maury Baltimore Goucher College Edith Hoffman Goucher Uirncles Hoffman Trenton N. J John Martin Groupcastle M. L. Leatherman Kenneth New Silom Bir William Reed Williamsport Florence Perrott Roy Forsythe Fairview Amania Shull Susie Davis Virginia Ave Hagerstown G. Cline Sam Preston Mangane Wing Lewly Shani Mary Shank J. Grove Maple Avenue Slater Mre L. Cameron Tong Island

Seniors Dance At The Country Club Event

Senior class of Hagerstown High School received diplomas then danced at the Country Club in a final class event. H Jay Schaff delivered a farewell address at 8 50 followed by dancing and a Junior performance during intermission. Maryland Orchestra provided music as the ballroom featured green white and purple decor.

Hagerstown Contec H. Jay Schaff Maryland Garden Orchestra Evlore Faoulties Simithy-burg High School

Graceful crepe dress offers sleek lines for short women

A detailed description praises a figured crepe gown as ideal for shorter figures. It notes the Jong silk tassels, plain crepe edging, and a snug hip fit that slimly contours the silhouette, highlighting the garment's stylish line and tailoring.

Gateway Inn Opens Thursday In Historic Weaverstown Site

Gateway Inn joins the wagon road from Baltimore to Wheeling returning to its original role as a tourist hotel. The long standing inn on the Conococheague bank, owned by IL L and A. K. Colman, has been fully rebuilt under Mrs. Harriet Hall and Mrs. Elste Sbachlett. It offers 22 bedrooms, a 160-seat dining room, and parlors with preserved fireplaces. Mrs. Hall plans weekly dances after dinner and will keep a coffee shop in Hagerstown.

Gateway Inn Baltimore Wheeling Harriet ‘Ha Elste Sbachlett Gateway Lon Conococheague IL L A. K. Colman A. K. Coffman

Big Collection Of Valuable Pitchers Displayed In Baltimore

Miss Henrietta Dickson of Baltimore hosts a special illustrated article in the Baltimore Sun about a 26‑pitcher collection from around the world on display at her Walbert Street apartment. The exhibit includes a leather chair associated with Marquis Lafayette, photographed for the Sun, and previously shown to Mrs. Crabbe during a visit. The piece notes English consumer tea per head per year.

Henrietta Dickson Baltimore Baltimore Sun William J. Crabbs Brown Avenue Miss Dickson Walburt North Charles Marquis Lafayette F. H. Dickson Charleston Lafayette United States Sun Crabbe

Pesky Bed Bugs Pest Control Claim Advert

An advertisement extols Pesky Devil PD Q as a rapid bed bug and pest killer. It asserts one female bed bug can produce many offspring in a year and promotes PD Q as the fastest economical method to stop generations of bed bugs roaches and fleas. It mentions a patent spout and claims retail availability at Warehain's City Pharmacy.

Seabreeze Dayluna Fla Hotela Rall Rond Warehain

600 Manners Looks at Lady In Every Form of How

A formal etiquette note explains the proper gaze in bowing to a lady. It contrasts respectful attention with casual looks and describes posture with heels together and a formal standing position.

Listing of Names Amid Marriage Notices in Public Ledger

The record lists individuals including Harry Ridings of Strasburg Virginia and Jessie P Ambrose of Middletown Virginia along with Edward L Rebsame of Sunbury Pennsylvania and Margaret Mohr of Turbotville Pennsylvania James Albert Bell of Herpers Ferry and Dora Wolfe of Millville West Virginia Clifton Shoop and Florence Moo Blair's Mills Pennsylvania.

Harry Ridings Strasburg Jessie P. Ambrose Middletown Edward L. Rebsame Sunbury Margaret Mohr

Mason And Dixon Pleases Dancers At Willow Grove

The Mason and Dixon Orchestra appeared at Willow Grove Purk near Antietam in Funkstown for a dance night drawing several hundred dancers. Brought by Prof. Frank Stouffer who runs the park, the ensemble was engaged for a return engagement on June 13 at Willow Grove.

Mason & Dixon Orchestra Widlw Grove Frank Stouffer Antietam Funkstown Archeatras Willow Grove

Vineland Woman Praises Mentha Pep The Grand Stomach Tonic

Mrs Fanny K Hollis of Vineland New Jersey reports relief from a weak stomach headaches and nervous provitation after using Daves Mentha Pepstim. She says it entirely freed her from pain and made her feel stronger and better overall recommending it by name at local pharmacies.

Fanny K. Hollis Vineland New Jersey Dave Dare Wareham City Pharmacy Central Drug Co

Baltimore machinist relieved of troubles

After malaria left him weak W F Weaver of Hollins Bend Baltimore reports Tanlac restored his appetite digestion and energy. He praises Tanlac and Tanlac Pills for curing constipation and fatigue and says he now eats sleeps and works with renewed vigor. He notes over four million bottles sold and urges acceptance of no substitute through local druggists.

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Robert GB. Wright Summit Avenue Anarley Moore Richyond Annis McLaughlin Winchester, Va Mrs. J. By McLaughlin C. W. Steele The Y. M A. Jett Misa Alma Lehman North Locustrest Mrs. Nelfer York Snd Leonard Wibberly Joyce Harrisburg Mire Tiizabeth Dorsey West Waxbhigton Street Ian Philadelphia C. B. Beard Oangster Larcille Newcastle Mica Rudge HR. Mills Washington, DC Mrs Win. M. Milly Big Pool Pauline McKee Ira McKee Mra. McKinley Lancaster, Penar Prof. Straaser J. A. Wiklama Charles Street Kathleen Hutman John LD. Hutman Breathadsyilie Irat Zimmerman Fairplay Melinda Geeling Matilda Cipplager Wister Keedysville A. W. Seigman W. Ifrnahann Alice M. Weagly Patomi Street Hogentown Bate Potomas Vanity Fair Bentz& Dunn Hankey’s Public Square Yial East Baltimard St Attejolcing GC. E. Carl Braddock Meighte Grey Gables Beauty Parlor Sticif Chas. M. Stieff, Inc, Bose South Potomac Sire Ruby's Rexall Pharmacy Hamilton Corner R. M. Patterson WEA Mitchell Caskey Mason and Dixon Shiloh U. B Fleer Milton Kohler & Sons West Washington St Emmert’s Washington St W. H. Mowen Jon St Opp Court House W. F. Weaver Hollins Baltimors, Md Tanlac Bickle Haderstown Polly Mythia Maitin Madame Jess Ley cD Ete BY Cliff Sterrett Eran
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