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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
3
Thelma D Davis and Donald A South wed May 27 at First Christian Church with Rev William Norment officiating. Attending were family and friends. reception followed at the church. couple to reside in Hyattsville Maryland after a brief wedding trip.
Mrs Rhae Myers announces the marriage of her daughter Jeannette Myers to Cal Richard N Wolford of this city. The ceremony was performed September 26 195M at Centennial Memorial Church Frederick by Rev John H Ness. Attendants were the bride’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Samuel Gentry. Jeannette is a 1951 Hagerstown High School graduate and Wolford serves in Korea with the 5th Infantry Regiment.
The Friendly Circle Class of the First Christian Church postponed their meeting to Tuesday June 12. The change affects all members and the event will be held at the same church location with the same agenda now rescheduled.
The Potomac Edison district office women employees hosted a reception in Boonsboro honoring Mrs Hewes Davis Kelley the former Miss Marian Schildknecht at the company home service room on North Potomac Street About sixty people attended the reception followed by a dinner at the Frederick Country Club hosted by Thelma Carjbaugh Cal eethe Hartle and other hostesses.
Pasavants Jack Hose of Long Beach California and his family spend time with friends in this city. Jack G. Miller a military instructor and Roy supervisor at the Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick joins a summer visit with his parents on South Cannon Avenue. Noel Gleinger and family of John Street visit Argenta Illinois for a week. John Stauffer returns to the University of Maryland Medical School in Baltimore after a weekend with his parents on West Irvin Avenue.
The American Legion Auxiliary Post 42 Morris Frock Unit will meet on Thursday June 7 at the new Legion House at 8 p.m. No business meetings are planned for June July or August. A series of parties are planned in honor of Miss Jo Ann Milling Beachley bride elect of James Conrad Kilcher with events scheduled June 7 through June 14 and a reception at Fountain Head Country Club after the wedding.
Mrs Hugh N Garver and Mr and Mrs B Franklin Conrad return from Providence A I to attend the wedding of Susan Garver Schellhase. Severn School students Derek Schoen and Ton Reaver spend summer with parents in the city. Emma Willard student Martha Stauffer relishes summer with Dr and Mrs Ralph Staufer. Audrey Ridgely and H Monroe Ridgely Jr enjoy Dickison College break in Carlisle Pa. Margaret Potts visits a cottage near Sharpsburg with Barbara Jo Wetzel. Mrs Howard Buck returns to Hartford after visiting relatives. Lewis Spessard and parents host in Bethesda after a Chicago move. Henry L Tressler detours home via Philadelphia and New York then to Broadway. Lt Col Henry Miller and family depart for Panama from New York after Baltimore, visiting Victor D Miller. Catherine Beachley and Mrs John Zentmyer motor to Northampton Mass, with Yvonne Beachley staying summer at home. Mrs Wilson P Ard flies to Los Angeles for death in the family Courtland Richardson. Agnes Baker and James Baker join Jean Huyett and Patricia Huyett in Shepherdstown WV for Shepherd College commencement. Richard Main and spouse relocate to 1013 Fairview Road Shippensburg Pa. Main to remain organist at Memorial Lutheran Church until Sept 1.
Pack 36 staged an outdoor circus at Lincoln School on Saturday June 2 led by Cub master Clyde Topper. Den chiefs and clowns performed while awards were given for bear and silver arrow badges and various den prizes. A magician Mr L R Hoover entertained as ponies and acts delighted attending children.
Mrs Olive Miller Lewis hosted a family gathering at City Park with all children present. Attendees included Bernard Miller of Bainbridge Melvin Miller of Annapolis Arthur Miller of this city and their spouses and children along with Jatin Lewis Mrs Mary Haynes Mrs K Dosflemyer Mrs Carlton Dehart and two daughters and Sonja Hartle.
Mr and Mrs Leon Alfred Brunner welcome a son Leon Alfred Jr born at Washington County Hospital on June 2.
Mrs. George Robert Earle Jr formerly Miss Darce Mae Trumpower daughter of Mr and Mrs David Trumpower of Clear Spring married Friday evening in a double ring ceremony at St. Pauls Lutheran and Reformed Church Western Pike. The groom is Karl Karle son of Mr and Mrs George R Karle of Waynesboro Pa.
The annual St Marys Alumni Association banquet will be held at St Marys School dining room on Monday June 11 at 430 pm. Officers Edwards N Henson president and Mrs Fred Slick secretary treasurer lead arrangements with Mrs C L Gibbons chairing serving and Miss Margaret Luahbaugh overseeing table decor. A brief address by Rt Rev Monaignor J Francis Leary and Rev Fr Joan V Ballard will precede dinner followed by dancing in the parish house.
A large crowd is expected for a dance at Fountain Head Country Club on Saturday June 9 with Addie Sawyer and his orchestra providing music. Cocktail hour is 9 to 10 p m and dancing until 1 a m.
Discharges from Washington County Hospital include Mrs. Donald Newkirk and infant, Miss Mary Leitz, Mrs. Clarence Sheesley and infant, and others. The bride elect works as a nurses aid at the hospital while Cpl Hayes serves at Fort Meade. no wedding date set. Nebraska is cited as a pioneer state in an April observance note.
Mary Unworth counsels readers on how to overcome feelings of inferiority tied to foreign accents. She argues democracy is about liberty and equal rights, not language polish, and urges self respect, tolerance, and civic care. Letters are submitted via the Hagerstown Daily Mail.
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