Suburban Day Social News Highlights Local Trips
Social and Local News notes many residents traveling to Ohio Iowa and Boston. Edna and Ella Reichter visit Washington with sister Mrs George H. Roney while Lewis C Harbaugh moves to Missouri. Mrs Henry B Brand visits Williamsport relatives as Gardner family plans months away.
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Edna
Ella Reichter
Williamsport
Washington
Eorge H. Roney
Henry B. Brand
Harrisourg
E. E. Reichter
Social Calendar Outline for Rotary and Local Clubs
Calendar notices invite leaders to submit announcements for weekly Social Calendar. Wednesday features Rotary Club Ladies Night at C. O. F. Hall with a special program. Thursday includes a benefit performance of The Hurdy Gurdy Girl for YMCA funds by W C H 8. Saturday hosts the Junior Homemakers Clubs annual picnic in City Park.
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Rotary Club
1. C. O. F. Hall
Washington County
Encampment plans set for Mansfield Camp No 2 sons
Mansfield Camp No 2 Sons of Veterans set June 10 and 11 in Baltimore for Maryland Division encampment. Representatives include Past Division Commander William A. Keefanger and Post Camp leaders Earl W Hepperle Rev L M Dice George W. Mace William N Rohrer and delegates Charles A Giboney Edward W Fleming H L House Beck and Boughman. A separate note reports a Standard Oil Co truck struck by a West Washington street trolley at Prospect and Washington, causing gas oline leak and rear damage. Auctioneer Joseph Snyder offered 162 shares of Co-Operative Drug Company stock in front of the Court House with early shares at 2.25 each . par value 10.
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Mansfield Camp No. 2
Son’s of Veterans
Maryland
Baltimore City
Mansfield Camp
William A. Keefanger
Earl W. Hepperle
Rev. L.M. Dice
George W. Mace
William N. Rohrer
Charles A. Giboney
Eadward W. Fleming
H. L.house
Beck
Boughman
Standard Oil Co
Washington Street
Prospect and
Washington Streets
Jospeh Snyder
Court House
Co-Operative Drug Company
Governor supports creating Agriculture Department in reorganization
Governor Ritchie favors creation of a separate Agriculture Department in the proposed state government reorganization. The Chicago survey suggested 11 major departments plus an independent audit office, but omitted Agriculture. The Governor urged study of the plan by the commission and the people to ensure farmers’ interests and facilities are adequately addressed.
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Department of Agriculture
Ritchie
Office of Audit and Control
Commission
McMichael Delivers Pleasing Trinity Recital in Philadelphia
Maxwell McMichael, organist from Philadelphia, gave a pleasing recital at Trinity Auditorium last night. A Scherzo in D and an Allegro Giocoso were well received, with descriptive numbers on a Moller organ praised as rivaling any local selections. He plans a joint recital with his brother, Prof. R A McMichael, in late summer or fall.
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Maxwell McMichael
Philadelphia
Trinity Auditorium
McMichael
R. A. McMichael
Woodmen Circle Grove Grows with 10 New Members
Progressive Grove No. 14 of Woodmen Circle accepted 10 new applications at its latest meeting in the Forward Club rooms. Eva G. Clark of Baltimore presided. The grove, organized May 11 with 36 charter members, now lists 64. Insurance carried totals 46 000. A larger candidate class is to be instructed on June 21.
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Progressive Grove No
Woodmen Circle
Eva G. Clark
Baltimore
Progressive Grove
Woodcrett
Investment pitch for Hagers town Corporation attracts funds
A local business driven notice seeks $250 as expansion capital for a ready operating enterprise backed by banks and men of repute. It cites annual demand of over 30 million and contracts with major manufacturers, inviting readers to request full particulars by mailing a coupon.
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Hagerstown
Fountain Rock School Picnic Held by Leila Stine
The Fountain Rock School in Leila M. Stine’s class hosted a Wednesday picnic with a fine luncheon. About 60 to 70 attendees were present.
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Fountain Rock
Leila M. Stine
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Elizabeth Reed
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Porto Rico
J. B. Reed
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C. A. Gardner
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Caledonia
Blue “Ridge Summit
Boston
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Misa Dorothy Byron
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J. G. Bower
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Norway
William Singer
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Rolland Bower
Maryland Apartments
Rockcliff Cottage
Indian Springs
Laura Sawers
I ‘Siarsé
Washington County Hospital
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Middletown
Mary McLaughlin
Mason-Dixon
Clifton Anderson
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Edward Byron
Walter Byron
Atlantic City
W. C. Geeting
J. B. Wyand
Chas. Thomas
E. D. Keedy
B. F. Baker
Salem A. B. Church
Keedysville
Girls’ Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Beaver Creek
Ruth Gates
Winchester
Hartman’s Cash Grocery
Joseph Snyder
Derwillo
Farmers’ Dept
Woodmen Circle Grove
Oakland
Max Polwarth
East
H. V. Hart CO
West Antiteam Street
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Mary Price Abbott
John Mengel Abbott
Mary Mish
Abbott
Calvert Street
Frank Fehrs
News and Novelty
Elias 3B. Hartle
Joseph W. Wolfinger
Sewerage Commission
Frank Diffendafer
Lanvale Street
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Hagerstown Lodge
B. P
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the Daily Mail
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