Social and Personal Notes From Evening Mall Editor
Society editor notes numerous summer visits and gatherings in Washington County. Helen Miller prepares for Bennett School summer at her parents Victor and Mrs Miller home. Bertha Negley and Elizabeth Simmons visit from Blue Ridge College and St Hill. Louise Black named Miss Miller. other locals host or visit relatives in Hagerstown and nearby towns including Keller Funk Negley Cushwa and Worre. A. C. Carson visits Hagerstown and Victor Cushwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilsa Helen Miller
Bennett School
Victor Miller
West Washton Street
Misa Miller
Louise Black
Bertha Negley
Blue Ridge Lege
Samuel Ley
Randolph Avenue
Neg
Elizabeth
Dine Ridge Llege
Elizabeth Simmons
St. Hill School
Ation
South Pros Street
Marriage Licenses Jump Despite Heat Wave Amid June Rush
Marriage licenses increased with an unexpected spurt at the clerk’s office as a dozen couples applied for licenses. Names include Eshbach and Wader of Boyerstown, Grunden and Rhine-Smith of Hershey, Fortney and Overcash of Waynesboro, and several other couples from Pennsylvania and nearby states. The report also notes a Zion Lutheran Church missionary meeting in Wilport with officers elected and a social after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Eshbach
Beulah
Wader
Boyerstown
David R. Grunden
Elaine Rhine- Smith
Hershey
Karl W. Fortney
Mary
Waynesboro
George BH
Repp
Hazel B. Faith
Clarence L. Farling
Duncannon
Pauline G. Bowman
Millersburg
Paramount Festival Receipts Near Hundred Dollars
A large crowd attended the Paramount School benefit festival held last night at Paramount. The Shady Grove Band provided music and receipts totaled about $100. Teachers and pupils thank patrons and the festival committee for support. Children meanwhile face a possible Library children's room closure if cold weather persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Paramount School
Shady Grove
Knights of Pythias Lodge Reunion At Conomac Park
Hundreds of Knights of Pythias members and families gathered at Conomac Park Wit Mamusport for the annual reunion. Grand officials from Cumberland Baltimore and Frederick spoke at the Past Chancellors meeting. Athletic contests, band concert, a Hagerstown Orioles vs Martinsburg Hose Company baseball game, dancing and amusements followed a noon reception and picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Washington
Frederick
Conomac Park
Wit Mamusport
Neleon H. Russler
Cumberland
B. Mercer Hartman
Baltimore
Renoe. Harp
Hagerstown Orioles
Martinsburg Hose Company
Thomas E Ford marries nurse from Mt Airy
Miss Belva Virginia Tiahn daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Hahn Mt Airy Carroll County Md and a graduate of Washington County Hospital this year's class was wed to Thomas Earl Ford of 646 Potomac Avenue at St Marys Catholic Church by Rev Father Kerr The wedding was quiet with only immediate family and a few close friends After completing Mt Airy High School Miss Tiahn joined Washington County Hospital finishing her course this June Ford is employed by Hagerstown Light and Heal Co and previously worked for Hagerstown Sewerage Commission After the ceremony the couple drove to Ocean City for a honeymoon and will reside at 646 Potomac Avenue upon returning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva Virginia Tiahn
Chas
Hahn
Airy
Carrol County
Washington County Hospital
Thomas Earl Ford
Potomac Avenue
St. Mary's Catholic Church
City
Father Kerr
Miss Hahn
Mt. Wiry
Taln
Ford
Hegestown Light and Heal Co
Hagerstown
Coramleston
Ocean City
Southern Points
Miss Elizabeth King Weds Earl Camp in Chambersburg
Miss Elizabeth Lorraine Hing daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles H King and Earl Leslie Camp son of Mr and Mrs Charles B Camp were married Thursday at 11 am in First Lutheran Church Chambersburg Rev Henry Anstadt officiated The bride was given in marriage by her father and the couple then hosted a reception at Grand View Chambersburg They then left for a tour of the New England states Company B National Guard members are to meet at the armory at 2 pm tomorrow to attend Confederate Memorial exercises Captain Lane asks all company members to be present Twenty seven thousand gallons of water are contained in one inch of rainfall over an acre of ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lorraine Hing
Charles H. King
Earl Leslie Camp
Charles B. Cump
Lutheran Church
Chambersburg
Henry Anstadt
Dr. King
Hagerstown
William E. Markell
Randolph Avenue
National Guard
Lane
Graduates to Hear Address by Rev Stehl at St Johns
The Mageretown High Schools graduating classes will hear Dr Walter Byron Stehl deliver the baccalaureate sermon at St Johns Episcopal Church tomorrow evening at 7 30. Bishop Murray will confirm a large class at 11 00 in the morning. Music includes They That Trust in the Lord and Magnificat with Milton Lyon as violinist accompanying organist Prof Roy McMichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mageretown
Utey
Walter Byron Stehl
Joan Gardner Murray
Diocese of Maryland
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Broadway
Surrey
Parrish House
St. John’s Church
Steh
Murray
West
Lord
Derwald
Gloria
Mozart
Milton Lyon
Rgy McMichiael
Stems of Interest From Greencastle
Greencastle June 6 J W Homer and Ellworth Cline left for Florida to establish homes Mrs P Whitmore Waynesboro and Mrs Nan Harding Boston visited J W Ebbert East Baltimore street Dr J G Broad and wife South Fork Pa guests of Dr C B Card East Baltimore street The Senior play Miss Cherry Blossom at Gem Theatre last night drew large audience. Henry Chritarman Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia home for vacation Mrs Alice Noble ill on East Baltimore Street Postmaster Warren R Grove and family left to spend June at Dorothey Perkins Cottage near Connococheague Organist visitor Mrs Quitman Beckley Washington DC attended St James School commencement Guy A Kline pupil Mrs Beckley griet of Mr and Mrs W C Kline FE UE TO HOLD FESTIVAL Strawberry festival and Tom Thumb wedding at Y M C A Friday June 19 Girl Scouts Straglers Club assist Ladies Auxiliary There will be treats to raise funds for Y W C A Camp Frances Matthews of Hagerstown graduate at Shenandoah Valley Academy Winchester Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
J. W. Homer
Ellworth Cline
Florida
P. Whitmore
Waynesboro
Nan Harding
Boston
Mass
J. W. Ebbert
East Baltimore Street
J. G Broad
South Fork
C. B. Car
Dorothey
Conncocheague
Quitman Beckley
Washington, D. C
Cleverstown
St. James School
Guy A. Kline
Beckley
United States
Haperstown
W. Cuy Kine
Kline
Nixon's Academy
St. Paul's VU. PB
FE UE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Straglers Club
Local Pupils Give Concert in Hagerstown School Program
Four hundred sixty five students from Hagerstown public schools and friends attended the third annual concert directed by Miss Erecta Zeigler. The program honored the memory of Herman Freund and featured performances by the Shenk sisters, Helen Harp, the Boys Glee Club, and several grade groups with pipe organ accompaniment and stage numbers from each school. The event reflected community grief yet showcased local talent across vocal, instrumental, and choral segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Erecta Zeigler
Boys’ Glee Club
Herman Freund
Avrec
Letitia Shenk
Elapay
Teresa del Kiezo
Miss Shenk
Virginia Shenk
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Helen Harp
Buseh
Kohler
Howard Street
Wappy Miller
Eli Arther Sullivan
Garliff
Sucrey
Thamas Morey
Edna Kouitz
José
Pageant at Beaver Creek by Otterbein Guild
A pageant titled The Challenge of the Cross will be presented by the Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church Myersville at the Christian Church Beaver Creek Sunday evening June 28. Participants include Helen Cline Naomi Keller Margaret Houpt Susie Miller Viola Brandenburg Maury Sehroyer Morty Ektridge with solos by Frances Horine and accompaniment by Ming Katherine Horine and Elmer Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren Church
Myersville
Christian Church
Beaver Creek
Chewsville
Frederick County
Oliver Sinouse
Helen Cline
Naomi Keller
Margaret Houpt
Susie Miller
Vicola Brandenburg
Maury Sehroyer
Morthy Ektridge
Frances Horine
Ming Katherine Horine
Elmer Harp
Card Party for Alsatia Program
Alsatian Nite card sharks will have a chance to display skill Monday night June & when the club holds a mammoth five hundred bid bridge party on the lawn behind the clubhouse. Electric lights flood the lawn with artificial moon glow for the event.
Helped Through Change of Life in Baltimore
Mrs J Ginaricit of Baltimore credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her Change of Life symptoms and improving overall health after trying other medicines. She says the remedy sustained her through the critical period and aided her daughters in bearing children, recommending it for nervousness and hot flashes. The notice urges middle aged women to use the product for relief from strain and related symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. J. Ginaricit
N. Gilmor St
Prizes Awarded as Big Attendance Expected
An event promises a large turnout with many prizes to be won. Organizers anticipate exceptionally high attendance and prepare accordingly.
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Arthur L. Murray
Baltimore Street
Washington Countospstel
Hias Ormia Gaver
Povac Street
Idol
Washington |Unty Hospital
Jarry Bock
Jiss
Va Keller
Hood College
C. Harry Keller
Vincent Colling
York
John W. Feldman
Virginia
Joseph Rowe
Murdock Avenue
Washington County
Jordon Byler
Laoydsville
Mr. and Y
L. EF. Blennard
Avalon Avenue
Ity Loulke Funk
Old College
Mrs. J. Kieffer Funk
Franklin Street
Roy A. Lailer
Lewis and Allen
Adelphia
Reading
Harrisburg
Isn Ghulve Spyder
Sweet Hriac Ioe
Stmmer Vacar
B. Bane Snyder
Snyder Avenues
H. Harrison
South Potomac
Anoth
Georgia
J. Cover
Rhoda Bowers
Hood Col
Mr. and I
Charles Bowers
Hamilton Burrard
Lesle M. Cox
Williamsport
Atlantic City
Knickerbocker
Raymond Werre
A. C. Carson
Supreme Court of the
Phillipine Islands
Victor M. Cushwa
Greenwalt Electric Supply CO
West Antietam Street
Milton Kohler & Sons Gruen
West Washington
Storage CO
Chas. B. Bowers
Charles M. Deivert
Helen J. Smith
Sunbury
Harry D. Kelley
Quantico
Eva D. Stone
Harry Maxon
Bloomery
Eva Mason
Slockeysville
Repaiue D. Lightner
Summerville
Lena M. Heverling
Steclton
Liyod E. Wade
Ruth FT. Pletz
Linglestown
William E. Beck
Lena
Anspach
Palmyra
Irwin R. Long
Jalysburg
Edna M. Everett
Danville
Courtland V. R. de Hart
Minniea. Vwinelsine
William Mier
Elizabethtown
Belly Meseimer
Surmmnerdale
Mortimer FE
Pahmer
Edith ©. Reeves
Warrisburg
Woman's Missionary Society of Zion Iackeran Chuirch
WilPameport
John Gruber
A. G. Hoffman
Oftcera
H. F. Bink
George W. Taylor
C. Norris Downs
C.D. Bell
Nellia le
Paramount Festival
Conomac
Conococheague
Sister
Mother
Iktes Shoe Shop
M. Potomac St
Haserstewn
Thomas E. Ford
MT. Airy
Miss King
Potomac Edison Company
E. Washington
Cauffman & CO
Ohle
Dee Word
Apec- Martz Electric CO
Potomac Sf
Court Place
Malone
Stehl
Frances Matthews
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester
St. John’s Lutheran
St. Paul's U. B
Mildred Sinnihsen
George Yontz
Misa Mary Marr
H. 8
Sells
Florida A
Adelman
Gloucester
Merchants and Miners’ Line
Jacksonville
Fla
Lydia E.pinkham
Everhot Electric Cooker
Everly’s Dept. Store
Grey Gables
Alice M. Weagly
Patomas What
Treet
Hagerstown School of Music
Roderick
Roy Alex. McMichael
N. Potomac
General Motors
Dayton
Ohio
Bower & Coffman
Jonathan Street
Frigidaire
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