Local residents host guests and attend college events
Mise Letha Seibert and Rev. Dr. B. B. Knight of Mt. McGregor are weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Eakle in Hagerstown. Dozens of area people, including students and families, plan trips to Baltimore and Harrisburg for commencements and graduations at Hood College and the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Letha Seibert
B. B. Knight
Mt. McGregor, N
Homer W. Eakle
Oak Hill Avenue
Calvin Lum
Boonsboro
Baltimore
University of Maryland
Max
School of Pharmacy
Lyric Theatre
George Fitez
M. W. Fitez
South Potomac Street
J. Walter Layman
A. L. Keim
Hagerstown
I. M.zimmerman
Theodore Roose
Local Notes On Residents Ill and Visiting in Town
Allen Nesbitt is ill at his home in Clearspring. Miss Mary Williamson of Welch West Virginia visits Mr and Mrs Harris Hiedwohl. Grace Emmert returns from Roanoke Virginia after visiting sister Edith Moore. Mrs Moore and daughter Anne Emmert Moore and Mr Gray plan to stay in Hagerstown. Nurse Josephine Kiracofe is ill at home near Potomac and Fairground Avenues. Alice Edmonds leaves Friday for Lebanon Pennsylvania to visit brother J Howard Edmonds and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hartshorn
Atlantic City
Lakin Apartments
South Potomac Street
Hartshorn
Edith Barker
Mary Williamson
Welch, W. Va
Mrs
Harris Hiedwohl
Grace Emmert
Roanoke, Va
Edith Moore
Moore
Anne Emmert Moore
Mr. Gray
Hagerstown
Josephine Kiracofe
Potomac and
Fairground Avenues
Alice Edmonds
Lebanon
J. Howard Edmonds
Banquet Honors Mothers and Daughters at St James Church
A mother and daughter banquet was held Thursday at St James Brethren Church hosted by the W M S and S M M. A reading list featured songs and verses including Faith of Our Mothers Ruth 1 1 22 and The Old Fashioned Mother. A long table of guests followed the program with numerous named attendees and a reception in the Sunday school room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Brethren Church
Ruth
Margaret Lowry
Katherine Sensenbaugh
Katie Hutsell
Gladys Hutzell
Virginia Sensenbaugh
William Seeley
Elizabeth Shank
Louise Bloom
William Sheeley
Helen Hessong
Clara Reed
Lynch
Barnes
Metz
W. Greene
S. Shamel
F. Barnhart
D. Sensenbaugh
Davis
M. Bloom
Bessie Suman
E. Spielman
W. Sheeley
Beachley
B. Boyer
Edith Barnes
Elsie Speilman
Mrs. Lynch
Alice Lyne
Margaret Lowrey
Local Pairings Listed in Regional Notice of Pairs
A readable fragment lists multiple two person pairs with ages and hometowns across West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. The names include J Oscar Fraley Theresa Jones Frank Machamer Lila Wert Kenneth Adams Marjorie Miller Lorenzo Widmyer Hazel Swain Maurice Trump Grace Royston James Andrews Harriett Betts Elwood Rohrbaugh Lillian Trump Huber Coulson Irene Martin Oliver Good Arline Rohrer Arthur Garr and Mary Harris. The pairs show ages ranging from 16 to 32 and origins in Shepherdstown Harper’s Ferry Manchester Dayton Carlisle Weverton Mifflin and Berkeley Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oscar Fraley
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Theresa Jones
Harper’s Ferrey
Frank E. Machamer
Lila M. Wert
Harrisburg
Kenneth L. Adams
Marjorie A. Miller
This City
Lorenzo D. Widmyer
Hazel L. Swain
Berkeley Springs
Maurice E. Trump
Grace A. Royston
Manchester
James Andrews
Harriett Betts
Waynesboro
Elwood L. Rohrbaugh
Hanover
Lillian BE. Trump
Huber J. Coulson
Gardners
Irene L. Martin
Mifflin
Oliver Good
Arline Rohrer
Dayton
Arthur T. Garr
Carlisle
Mary Harris
Weverton
Mrs. Cahill Heads UD C Chapter in Annual Meeting
Mrs. Leo Cahill of Clearspring elected president of Henry Kyd Douglas Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. Officers include Mrs. Harding as first vice president and Mrs. Crabbs as second and third vice presidents. The chapter received gifts and a plaque for past president J B McLaughlin who attended illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Cahill
Clearspring
Henry Kyd Douglas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
James B. McLaughlin
Cahill
Thomas Hardinge
F. D. Shupp
J. W. Crabbs
Samuel A. Suter
John W. Feldman
Edmund Foster
United States
Local Art Students Show Oil Paintings at Institute Exhibit
Two Hagerstown students at the Maryland Institute of Fine Arts in Baltimore, Miss Marcella Cox and Henry Brenner, displayed oil paintings and sketches in the annual students exhibit. Cox showed still life oils and costume model class sketches, Brenner several oil portraits and compositions. Three students contributed to the Fate of Lights costume ball event. the school counted 220 graduates this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Maryland Institute of Fine Arts
Baltimore
Marcella Cox
Henry Brenner
Cox
Institute
Dagmar Hotel informal opening announced
Mr and Mrs J Boyd Henri announce an informal opening of the Dagmar Hotel this evening June 4 from 7 to 10 pm. The event features orchestra music and refreshments for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagmar Hotel
J. Boyd Henri
Potomac Grove No. 28 Installed In Brunswick
Su preme Forest Woodmen Circle members from Hagerstown attended the installation of Potomac Grove No. 28 in Brunswick on Tuesday night. Eva G. Clark and Julia Stewart established the new chapter, which initiated 26 new members and hosted a banquet afterward. Attendees from Hagerstown included Mrs. Katherine Williams, Mrs. Bertie Wallace, Mrs. Ella Moulden, Mrs. Pauline Lesher, Mrs. Agnes Lucas, Mrs. Charles Stewart and Mrs. Catherine Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Eva G. Clark
Julia Stewart
Potomac Grove No
Katherine Williams
Bertie Wallace
Ella Moulden
Pauline Lesher
Agnes Lucas
Charles Stewart
Gatherine Carpenter
Seniors Guests at Dance of Juniors
Members of the graduating class of Hagerstown High School were honored guests at the junior class annual dance held in the school gym last night. The event featured dancing from 9 to midnight with entertainment, stunts during intermission, and refreshments. The gym was festively decorated in class colors under Miss Mildred Saum, with Wilbur Eichelberger, Doris Draper, Lois Helm, Eleanore Harbaugh and Millicent Draper leading the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
Dagmar Castillians
Mildred Saum
Wilbur Eichelberger
Doris Draper
Lois Helm
Eleanore Harbaugh
Millicent Draper
Community Visitors Share Sunday at Walnut Point Homes
Social rounds fill a Walnut Point weekend with short visits and gatherings. Family groups from Green Castle Hunt ington Hopewell Williamsport Kemps Spickler near Dry Run and Maugansville spend Sunday with Boward Martin Burgan and Sprecher households as well as at a St. Pauls Church youth event and a Brethren church institute. Multiple relatives travel and host across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mowen
Greencastle
Charles Endress
Charles, Jr
Huntington
Ray Mowen
Frisby Mowen
Hopewell
Wm. Boward
Clinton Rhodes
Williamsport
Mason Renner
Near Kemps
Wm. Martin
Thomas Smith
Robert Schmidt
Spickler
R. E. Burgan
Oscar Kite
Shenandoah Va
Lee Travinger
Emma Schnebley
Clearspring
Lillian Angle
Baltimore
M. W. Warner
Bertha Sprecher
Sallie Sprecher
Albert Chariton
Kemps
Preston Sprecher
Niagara Falls
Reformed Aid Society
Milton Forsythe
Dry Run
R. B
Burgan
Almeta
St. Paul's Church
J. A. Seibert
Daniel Mowen
Wm. Brewer
Maugansville
Bow
Honor Students Named At Hagerstown High School
Miss Margaret Dora Hart and Richard Snyder were named valedictorian and salutatorian among 30 honor graduates at Hagerstown High School. Principal John D. Zentmyer announced the list including Jane Elizabeth Bible, Mary Augusta Bing ham, Mildred Lorraine Bingham, Harold Edgar Bloom, Ruth Marguerite Bloyer, John R. M. Burger, William Parson Campbell, Estella Adelaide Chesley, Melvin Wallace Cohn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dora Hart
Richard Snyder
John D. Zentmyer
Hagerstown High School
Miss Hart
Mr. Snyder
Jane Elizabeth Bible
Mary Augusta Bingham
Mildred Lorraine Bingham
Harold Edgar Bloom
Ruth Marguerite Bloyer
John R. M. Burger
William Parson Campbell
Estella Adelaide Chesley
Melvin Wallace Cohn
Walter Davis Delauder
Frank Luther Fiery
Elliott Haines, Jr
Merle G. Kaetzel
Jane Huyett Keller
Julia Elizabeth Kershner
Henry Folts Long
Thomas Lycett Loy
Catherine Victoria Middlekauff
Cedric Voy, Miller
Joseph Gordon Nichols
George Byson Northern
Lottie Virginia Parks
Camilla Modatine Rolerer
Julia Belle Shenk
Letitia Shenk
Olive Ruth Whitmore
Charlotte Ida Wilson
Eugene William Young
Outing 15 Held at Taylors Landing
Fourteen couples from the ex-Hi Y Club held an outing at Minnicks' club house near Taylor's Landing last night. Despite rain the event was a success with supper, open fireplace, get acquainted games, tug of war and other outdoor diversions. Officers present included Max Fiery, president, and Howard Fahrney, secretary. outings will continue through the summer to supplement regular Y meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Carder
Harry E. Wolf
Minnicks
Taylor’s Landing
Max Fiery
Howard Fahrney
Religious Education Emphasized at Potomac District Institute
The Potomac District Evangelical Church annual Sunday school and Christian Endeavor Institute met at St Pauls Evangelical Church Big Pool with 100 delegates including twelve from Hagerstown. Key speakers were Rev J F Spangler Rev L M Dice and Dr W B Weffley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Regional Institute
Potomac
The
Evangelical Church
St. Pauls
Maryville
W. B. Weffley
Evangelical Sunday School Literature
J. Ollie Biggs
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Hagers
Town Presided Over Evening Session At Church
Town officials presided over the evening session as the church filled for all sessions.
Mrs Winters entertains for Mr Winters birthday honor
Mrs. A. W. Winters of Smithsbur hosted a birthday gathering for her husband at their home. Prof. Har presented a musical program during the evening. Guests included members of Cavetown Reformed Church consistory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Winters
Smithsbur
Army general retires. Grig General Lutzwall to succeed
The Jutant General of the United States Army retires and will be succeeded by Grig General Lutzwall. Major General Robert G. Davis, 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United State Army
Grig
Lutzwall
Robert G. Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mise Grace Wheeler
New York City
Simms Jamison
Washington
James Findley
South Prospect Street
B. F. Lushbaugh
East Washington Street
W. Price Ambrose
S. M. Funk
Hood College
Zyanerian Funk
William K. Derr
Moller Apartments
Margaret Adams
Marshfield, Mass
Nellie Smith
Mrs. W. Hamilton Smith
Terrace Court Apartments
Henry D. Gilmer
Richmond, Va
Lena Grey Ramsey
Thelma Arthur
Harrisburg, Pa
Kathleen Harbaugh
Robert Martin
Gettysburg Academy
Virginia Ankeney
Goucher College
Herbert A. James
West Washington Street
Virginia Avenue
Charles M. McCauley
E. Luberoff
New York
Moller Organ Company
Dagmar
Nina Myers
Fleisher Company
Caledonia Park
Earl Leggett
Madison Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Clarence Edward Beck
Franklin and Marshall College
West Franklin Street
C. Morris Downs
New England States
James Downs
Andover
Mais
Ethel Fauver
East Antietam Street
D. S. McClain
Winter Street
Roanoke
Anna Diehl
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
W. K. Diehl
A. M. Dixon
East
Washington Street
Elizabethtown, Pa
Louise Beachley
Irvin Avenue
Juniata College
Edith Hartman
Donovan Beachley
Hamilton
Boulevard
Mary E. Shank
Lynchburg
Lynchburg College
Stone Harbor
New Jersey
Great Channel
Hereford Inlet
Bureau OF Information
Leak
Stone Harbor, N. J
Nad Ta
Mrs. J. Boyd Henri
Cor
Sufimit and
Antietam
Sts
Allen Nesbitt
St. James
Coooraien
Manu
the Herald
Grey Gables
Beauty Parlor
Arcadia
Nixon
Academy Sodal
Dankirson
Washington ST
Flapper
Fanny
Rnta
Walnut Point
Hagerstown School of Music
North Potomac Street
C. H. Roderick R. A. McMichael
Taylors Landing
Tom Boy
Bailey
W. P. Beard CO
Big Pool
Royal Electric Cleaner
Martz Electric CO
Talking Machine Shop
Potomac St
H. W. Eakle’s
W. H. Eakle
America
Wedgewood Chocolates
Bar Harbor
Yreeze
Rustic
Potomac Street
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