Miss Hilliard Weds Officer Milhouse In Lutheran Ceremony
Miss Claudia Hilliard daughter of Mr and Mrs B M Tilliard of Columbia Tennessee married Lieut William M Milhouse son of Mr and Mrs William Milhouse of East Avenue in Trinity Lutheran Church ceremony led by Rev Dr Wilson P Ard. Bridesmaid was Mary Frances Rauth and best man Ray Stephey. Reception followed. Milhouse a recent graduate and Fort Benning commission now stationed near New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Hilliard
B. M. Tilliard
Columbia
Tenn
William M. Milhouse
Wiliam
Millhouse
East Avenue
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wilson P. Ard
Mary Frances Rauth
Ray Stephey
Forrest High School
Chapel Hill
Columbia College
St. Milhouse
Hagerstown
Fort Benning
New York
Local Encampment Plan Social Affairs
The annual strawberry and ice cream feed of Gilead Encampment No 6 1.0.C.F. will be held in the social hall on Thursday, June, at p.m. Many patriarchs from the surrounding valley will attend, also the Grand Encampment officers of the Grand Encampment of Maryland, who will be there in a body. On Friday, June, Gilead Encampment will visit the Widows Friend Encampment at Wayneshop, Pa, in a similar affair. All G ratrharts are urged to attend both of these functions. The committee in charge has the following members: Elmer D. Miller, chairman, Clever Reynolds, John Beck, A. B. Bowman and Clarence Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Maryland
Wayneshore
Local Personal Notes Include Military Moves and Hospital Admissions
Mrs. Elmer W. Poffenberger joins her husband at Camp Hulen Texas while Lt. Cpl Gregorio Marquez and family visit Stafford Hall. Families host weekend gatherings across Hagerstown and Keedysville as area residents plan celebrations and moves. New hospital admissions include patients from Hagerstown Williamsport and Martinsburg with various injuries and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer W. Poffenberger
Cpl Poffenberger
Camp Hulen
Tex
Poffenberger
Formiss
Phyllis Gorman
Reception Planned by Kappa Xi Beta Sigma Phi Chapters
Kappa and Xi chapters of Beta Sigma Phi host a reception at Hotel Hamilton Thursday night at 8 oclock. Mrs. Esther Lewis of Kansas City will be guest speaker. Local officers Mrs. Crown O Dick Miss Helen Hebb and Miss Mabel Zentmyer welcome guests. Jana Alexander plans cultural program with Mrs. R L Rowe and Miss Martha Schnebley congress. The sorority song Friendship will be sung by Miss Hebb. Mrs. Lewis will discuss aims of the organization founded thirteen years ago with about 15 900 chapters and 35 000 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Hotel Hamilton
Esther Lewis
Kansas City
Crown O. Dick
Helen Hebb
Mabel Zentmyer
Jana Alexander
R. L. Rowe
Martha Schnebley
Hebb
Lewis
United States
Canada
Hiawaik T
Alaska
Eve Curie
Osa Johnson
Emily Newell Blair
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Marjorie Wilson
Swimming Classes Open At Y M C A In Hagerstown
The Hagerstown YMCA offers Learn To Swim for boys and girls ages up to 15. Classes run Monday June 12 through Saturday June 24 with no charge. Registration closes June 10 with forms available at schools, the Y M C A desk, or by clipping the newspaper coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Donald W. Klopfer
Meeting enjoyed by Ladies' Aid at First Church of God
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Church of God held its regular business and social meeting at the home of Arr and Mrs. John Mummert on 921 St. Clair street. After the business session refreshments were served to a long list of members and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weller Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gossard Mr. and Mrs. John Mummert Mr. and Mrs. Louis Collins Mrs. H C Goffee Mrs. Nora Rodgers Mrs. Norman Reeder Mrs. Hazel Beard Mrs. Mary Working Mrs. Pauline Dirks Mrs. Rhetta Carty Mrs. Willbur Royce Mrs. Laura Moore Virginia and Mary Lon Sostar Billy Gosserd Constance and Larry Royce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Church of God
Arr
John Mummert
St. Clair Street
Roy Weller
Edgar Gossard
Louis Collins
H.C. Gonfee
Nora Rodgers
Norman Reeder
Hazel Beard
Mary Working
Pauline Dirks
Rhetta Carty
Willbur Royce
Laura Moore
Virginia
Mary Lon Sostar
Billy Gosserd
Constance
Larry Royce
Groffs Kendles Entertain Guests in Hagerstown Home
Mr and Mrs William H Groff and Mr and Mrs Robert E Kendle and their sons Robert Jr Derry and James were entertained Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Roger R Simntsen of Hagerstown Route 1 Miss Anna Catherine Hoover The Emerson spent the week in Washington DC visiting her there Miss Zanerian FE Funk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Shindledecker
Yortkown
Paul Shindledecker
South Canton Avenue
William H. Groff
Robert E. Kendle
Robert, Jr
Derry
James
Roger R. Simntsen
Hagerstown
Route 1
Anna Catherine Hoover
Emerson
Washington
DD. C
Zanerian Fe, Funk
Diary of Jacob Horn to feature Washington County photos
The first volume of Jacob Horn’s diary, published this month, includes four photographs of Washington County and details 18th century life across Maryland and Pennsylvania. The diary, held by the Greene County Historical Society, traces Horn’s links to Jonathan Hager and Elizabeth, his moves to Snow Ridge Virginia, and plans to found a town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Horn
Washington County
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Jonathan Hager
Hagerstown
Elizabeth
Mrs
Frank Mish
Zontians Meet At Dr Luke S Home
Dr Evelyn Luke hosted a Zonta Club supper at Beavercrest on Beaver Creek Pike with Miss Katherine Schmidt presiding. Past presidents named included Katharine Healy Bertha Negley Electa Ziegler Pauline Blackford Helen Hoffmeier and Dr Althea Shadrach. The group noted the International Zonta convention in Chicago June 22 23 and 24 and the next meeting is July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Luke
Zonta Club
Beavercrest
Beaver Creek Pike
Katherine Schmidt
J. Alvery Long
Katharine Healy
Bertha Negley
Electa Ziegler
Pauline Blackford
Helen Hoffmeier
Althea Shadrach
Dottie McGraw
Nancy Ramacciotti
Alice Edmonds
Madeline Dermody
Cecelia Luther
Alberta Mobley
Eunice Rachanan
Margaret Edmonds
Burtner
Nee Clopper
Mesdames
Clopper
J. Gratton Mason
James Simmons
Bruce
Helen
Stubborn Constipation Cure Promoted by All-Bran
A fan letter from Frank Lowe of Des Moines praises Kellogg's All-Bran for curing his long term constipation. He credits daily All-Bran intake for 40 months without laxatives and urges others to try the product, noting it regulates digestion rather than acting as a purgative. The ad explains All-Bran as a source of dietary cellulose aiding colonic flora and recommends ample water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lowe
Frank Lowe
S. W
St. Des Moines
Towa
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Bishop Emeritus Helfenstein Speaks at Brownsville Church
Fifty years after preaching as rector in Brownsville Edward Trail Helfenstein Bishop Emeritus of the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland visited St. Luke's Episcopal Church to confirm a class. He recalled Civil War damage to the building and noted the church now stands in immaculate condition as the congregation enjoyed a post service lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Trail Helfenstein
Episcopal Diocese of
Helfenstein
T. A. Whitney
Tors
G. T. Brown
Brownsville
St. Luke‘s
Fitting Of Dresses To Be Theme Of Forums
A series of meetings on making dress forms is set this week in Washington county Homemaker clubs. Demonstrations by 14 clubs show how a paper dress form can be made in about an hour. Meetings include Bridgeport, Downsville, Clearspring, and Beaver Creek clubs with designated hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Bridgeport Homemakers’ Club
D. A. Wolfinger
Downsville Homemakers’ Club
George Weaver
Clearspring Homemakers
Beaver Creek ‘Homemakers’ Club
Clarence Leo
Large Collection Totals Reported For City County Drive
The Boy Scouts of Hagerstown collected 1714 tots of waste power and old rags during the fourth city and county-wide collection last Saturday. Officials corrected earlier figures noting 121% ton was published in error. County troops expect reports this week. City troops gathered 34,980 pounds of paper and rags on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Hagerstown
Local Women Enlist In WAC At Hagerstown
Two local residents active in Girl Scout work join the Women's Army Corps announced by Lt Jameson Dawdy of the Hotel Patterson recruiting station. Dorothy Byers Bussard of Route 4 Hagerstown and Betty Lucille Martz of East Franklin street graduate from Hagerstown High and business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magerstown
Women's Army Corps
Pit
Jameson Dawdy
Army
Hotel
Patterson
Dorothy Byers Bussard
E. Wil Ibur Byers
Hagerstown
Army Air Forces
Howard H. Bussard
Bussard
Fairchild Aircraft Division
Hagerstown High School
Hagerstown Business College
Young People’s Society
St Paul's Tnitad
Betty Lucille Martz
Lucy E. Martz
East Franklin Street
Fairchild
Statistical and Finance
Air Forces
Miss Martz
Births Reported for Semler and Legget Families
Mr and Mrs Paul E Semler of Boonsboro announce the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital on June 5 A son was born to Rev and Mrs William H K Legget of Boonsboro Route 4 at Washington County Hospital on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Semler
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
William H. K. Legget
Fewer Forest Fires In State Reported
ANNAPOLIS Md June Forest fires in Maryland declined by 70 percent from the three prior years and total acreage burned dropped 90 percent in the recent spring fire season State Forester Joseph F Kaylor told Governor O Conor The governor credited safety regulations by the Commission of State Forests and Parks under the Forest Conservancy Districts act to the decrease
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Maryland
Joseph F. Kaylor
Kaylor
O'Conor
Commission of State Forests and Parks
Forest Conservancy Districts
Annual BPW Picnic Set For Next Monday
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its annual picnic Monday evening June 12 at Mrs Lynn Keller's Powmac clubhouse near Sharpsburg. The program includes swimming games prizes and a supper followed by a short business session. Helpers include Mrs Krenekah Stonebraker and Mrs Kenneth Sinn. Members should reserve supper and transportation with Mrs John Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Unu Professional Women's Club
Lynn Keller
Powmac
Sharpsburg
M Keller
Krenekah Stonebraker
Kenneth Sinn
John, Dunn
Smithsburg Library Begins Record Reregistration Effort
Smithsburg Library starts re registration to update records and improve service after reports of rising circulation at the Smithsburg branch over the last two months. Adults and children are asked to visit the library with records. summer hours run 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays. Displays include a war food program exhibit with books on canning gardening and vitamins. Miss June Allentesg is custodian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
Washington County
Smithshoro
June Allentesg
Junior Hi Graduates Honored At Dance
The South Potomac Junior High School honored its graduates with a semiformal dance Monday evening. About 175 guests enjoyed a pink and white decorated gym, rambler rose, and a ten piece orchestra. Refreshments followed. arrangements were by the faculty advisory committee led by Mrs. Ruth Truesenberry with several Misses and Mr. Wicks listed as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Potomac
Graduathius Hiss
M O
Ruth Truesenberry
Chai Sman
Rosemary Etrtrer
Ruth Cahtll
Lottie Fesperman
Catherine Futterer
Ena Long
Rebekah Stonebraker
E. Russell Wicks
William ©. Diens
Restore Teakettle Shine With Vinegar Boiling Trick
Keep porcelain enameled tea kettles sweet by boiling a solution of one cup of vinegar to a quart of water in it occasionally to remove stains and mineral buildup while preserving the kettle’s finish.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Hilliard
Tennessee
Fleisher’s
Dept
Hoffman
Prines
Helene Curtis
Anthony
Arta
Cpl
Gregorio Marquez
Leo A. Cachill
Stafford Hall
Clearspring
H. R. Long
Keedysville
M. C. Fates
West Franklin Street
W. Howard Roney
Broadfording
Philadelphia
Frank Massack
Don HM. Revell
Louisville, Ky
Revell
Uniontown
Reynolds Metal Company
Flem ‘Ing
Williamsport
Paul McFarland, Jr
George l Day
Sterling Dorsey
Michael Ha’ Gash
W. P. Barnett
Richard Snyder
Laure Ann Snyder
Ellis Bowers
Mercersburg
Janet Sue Bowers
Cherry Run
Nancy Rice
Marie Natley
Martinsburg
Preston Boneprake
Waynesboro
Lynn Bowers
MaeConnesburg
Morris Pritchard
D. C
Virginia Dagenhart
Knoxville
F. W. Cruckshanks
St. Girls’ School
St. Mary's City
Maa
Barbara Cruickshank
Geraldine Schaffer
William C. Schaffer
Oak Hill Avenue
Goucher College
Baltimore
Lord Malrfax
England
Jane R. Bowers
Jefferson Street
Barbara E. Goodrich
Leroy Street
John E. Baer
Roustersville
Payladia S. Wheatley
Mary
Dand Avenue
Norman Pensinger
M. Elizabeth Roane
North Mulberry Street
Irmanf
Summit Avenue
W. F. Hicks
D. F. Revell
Allen and
Eddie
Ti. P. Rowe
John F. Zimmerly
Wigwamsport
N.A.S. Vero Beach
Fia
MR Eyer As
de A Ee
America
Clorox
Hubert E
Slocum Optometrist
Haberstomn
H. L. Mills Oor
Hill & Dale Bible
Women’s Hats
L. & B. Hat Shop Northeast Cor. Public Square
Jean LeBeau
Gen. Doubleday
Potomac
Horn
Half Moon Bend
Thomas Cressap
J. Forney Young
Zontians
Dr. Luke
Glick’s
Kreider & Ephrata
Washington St
John D. Myers & Co
Faomus “Jockey” Underwear
ARROW
Stetson
Musey & Evans
West
Washington Street
Gale’s Pei
Vonette
Empire Ind. Spe
Florence Oli Ware
West Washington Street
WAC
Mrs. Bussard
A.A.F
Ooms
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Caskey
Caskey Baking Co
Shockey’s
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
S. Potomac St
Arthur Dorsey
Locust & Randolph
Gude
Racal
Lechler
Lechter
Generone
Enonpit
Leiter Brothers
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