Circle Plans Picnic for Mothers Circle hosts meeting at church
The Mothers Friendly Circle of the Church of the Brethren met in the church recreation room with hostesses Violet Bachtell Edith Brewer and Margaret Foltz. Members discussed child care topics led by Mrs Mullendore Mrs May and Mrs Neikirk. Refreshments were served to numerous members and three visitors. The circle plans a City Park picnic in June inviting all members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Violet Bachtell
Edith Brewer
Margaret Foltz
Freda Mullendere
Grace May
Mary Neikirk
Evelyn Richards
Mary Robinson
Ruth Snyder
Frances Stoulemeyer
Goldie Thompson
Lola Witmer
Naomi Witmer
Viola Reed
Kiwanis Club Exchange Visit From Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Springs Kiwanis members visited the Hagerstown Club for a luncheon program at Hotel Alexander. The exchange included Kathleen Potter piano and accordion, Jean Ayers and Betty Johnson tap dances, Mickey Potter West Virginia hoe down, and Louise Hinkins piano. Berkeley Springs guests included Superintendent Price E. Clark, Charles Trump, Dr. H. E. Willard, Clark Johnson, and Willard Braithwaite.
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Berkeley Springs
Price E. Clark
Morgan County
Clark
Charles Trump
H. E. Willard
Clark Johnson
Willard Braithwaite
Planning Group Meeting At Gordon Home Near Gapland
The Rohrersville Planning Group in South met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gordon near Gapland with full attendance. The program opened with group singing and a reading by Mrs. Hayes Mullendere followed by a talk by Bernard Jennings on What Housewives Should Know About Price Ceiling. Refreshments were served to numerous members and their spouses, including John E. Grim, Bernard Jennings, Max Haynes, Garland Gordon and Austin Hatcher, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rohrersville
South
Clarence Gordon
Gapland
Hayes Mullendere
Bernard Jennings
Charles Wirts
James Smith
George Jennings
Phil Hatcher
Wilbur Jennings
Laura Fouch
Stanley Haynes
Charles Bealer
D. D. Mullendore
George Bealer
Hayes Mullendore
John E. Grim
Max Haynes
Garland Gordon
Austin Hatcher
Simple Play Clothes To Make For Young America
Pattern advertisement for children's clothing patterns No. 2945 and No. 3421 with sizes from 6 months to 4 years. Describes yardage for dresses and rompers, applique, and budget fashion advice. Offers Summer Fashion Book and pattern orders from The Daily Mall, New York, with copy instructions and prices.
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America
The
Daily Mall
West 19Th Street
New York
N. Y
We Women by Betty Brainerd
Betty Brainerd advises a 17 year old girl facing dating pressure from an 18 year old boy. She urges dating others, resisting kissing, and maintaining faith. The columnist questions the impact of a short courtship on future happiness and warns against changing worship for a romance.
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Betty Brainerd
Pansies for Next Spring Should be Sown Now
Pansy plants grown in a cold frame from late summer seed thrive with shaded seed beds or flats. Sow thinly in fine soil, mix sand to prevent overcrowding, and transplant as seedlings form. Keep light and air, water regularly, and protect from mid day sun. Plant 4 inches apart in rows and 6 inches between rows to harvest early blooms after tulips.
Dr Kinsolving Delivers Blessing at St James School
Rev Arthur B Kinsolving rector of Calvary Church Pittsburgh gives a baccalaureate sermon to St James School graduates in the chapel. He lauds Jeremiah as an optimist who spoke against evils of his time and urged youth to build up and plant, stressing honesty and constructive change. Invocation by Rev James Q Carson. John Jones at organ. red roses and candles accent the service.
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Arthur B. Kinsolving
Calvary Church
Pittsburgh
St. James School
Dr. Kinsolving
Jeremiah
Kinsolving
James QO. Carson
Dr Stehl to Speak at Baltimore Confederate Memorial
The Rev Walter Byron Stehl rector of St John s Episcopal Church will speak at memorial exercises by the Maryland Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Loudon Park cemetery Baltimore. Attendees from Henry Kyd Douglas chapter Hagers town are expected. Stehl will read an original poem and graves of Confederate soldiers will be decorated followed by a short address from division president Mrs Washington Irving Bowie.
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Walter Byron Stehl
D. D
St. John’s H Episcopal Church
Maryland
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Loudon Park Cemetery
Baltimore
Henry Kyd Douglas
Hagerstown
Stehl
Washington Irving Bowie
Engagement announced for Mary Myers to Richard Izer
Mr and Mrs Jesse Myers announce the engagement of their daughter Mary L Myers to Richard FE Izer son of Mr and Mrs Harry E Izer of Waynesboro Route 2 The wedding is planned for June in the near future for the couple.
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Jesse Myers
Mary L. Myers
Richard FE. Izer
Harry E. Izer
Waynesboro
Memorial Service Held by Leitersburg Grange for Deceased Members
A memorial service for Leitersburg Grange deceased members was held Wednesday at the hall with Master R Karl Shank presiding. The secretary read the roll as roses were laid on the altar and remarks were offered. Robert L Hartle spoke as Shank gave a Memorial Day history. Next meeting set for June 17.
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Leitersburg
R. Karl Shank
Master Shank
Robert L. Hartle
Governor Proposes 250000 Hospital Expansion at Spring Grove
Annapolis Md June 5 Governor O Conor announced a 250000 building program for Spring Grove State Hospital to add 242 patient spaces. Twelve cottages will house employees now in hospital buildings and a partially completed building will be finished to expand capacity.
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Annapolis
Spring Grove State Hospital
O'Conor
Alaska Delegate Represents State in Congress Without Vote
Alaska is represented in Congress by a nonvoting delegate who can participate in debates and committees but lacks a final vote on legislation. This unique status leaves Alaska with a voice in policy discussions yet no rolled ballot in lawmaking.
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Alaska
Winning Your Wings previews at Maryland Theatre
Preview night showcases Lieut. James Stewart in Winning Your Wings as a patriotic Army Air Corps film. The screening travels through a bomber crew, flight training, and air force depictions with the Civilian Pilot Training School at Hagerstown Airport attending June 11 free for local youths and international cadets.
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James Stewart
Army Air Corps
Maryland
Stewart
U. S. Army
Air Corps
Hagerstown
South Amerca
George Payette
League Wants Licenses Cut
WESTMINSTER Md June 5 The Anti Saloon League of Maryland urges restricting liquor licenses where sentiment exists within communities and near churches and schools. Delegates report League focus shifts to Army Navy camps urging action against beer canteens and nearby brothels. Dr Nicholson notes a membership rise and debt reduction, while Bishop Leonard and Wright address chaplains roles and conference attendance reporting.
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Westminster
Anti-Saloon League of
Maryland
Baltimore
The
Methodist Church
R. ¥. Nicholson
Anti- Saloon League
Army
Wright
H., M. Burgan
BE. C. Berry
W.C. Scott
William F. Wright
Alaska Living Costs and Wages Compared to U S
In Alaska both pay and living costs average somewhat higher than in the United States. The report notes elevated expenses for housing utilities and groceries while wages show a regional premium to offset the higher price level. Local industries and remote geography influence the cost structure and compensation patterns.
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Alaska
United States
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West Washington St
Furniture Mart
L. Beller Garver
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John D. Myers & Co
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WE Women
Dr. Kinsolving School
St. James
Cauffman
Washington Street
League
Crane
C. P. O. “Factory
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
Caskey’s
Caskey Baking Co
Jantzen
Lester
Dimity
Batiste
Malin
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