Fiftieth Anniversary of 1910 High School Class Reunion
Fifty year reunion of the Washington County High School 1910 graduates drew 24 of 36 members to the Cochran home and Fountain Head Country Club. Beside memories, the group reviewed life achievements, noted health, and honored faculty, with a formal dinner, class photos, and a song finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Fountain Head Country Club
William Buchanan
Washington County High School
J. Edward Cochran
N. Potomac St
M. Berry Doub
Wedgewood Room
Ireland
WCHS
J. Rowland Reichard
Emma Mentzer Middiekaufl
Efgin Unger
Boone Cast
John Beck
Sanmek Day Casts Light on 1910 School Pageant
A faded 1910 Sanmek Day program at Washughion suggests a young school pageant with students Beulah, Bertha, and Beatrice among graduates and a photo viewed at an anniversary. Mentions deceased and living staff including Dr Robert Whothaany, Beulah Mard drainer, and John Kain Contuany. Frank Meller directed the production and Zeigler Porter recalled a sentimental song about a summer shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefl
Bertha Thiyet Gaivet
Boeuc Cost
Pinta Meutee
Abe
Robert Whothaany
Dy Caentel
Calif
Pinte Zeigler Porter
Ralph Stauffer
Bait
Finst Dang
John Peale
Beulah Mard Drainer
Grangers Plan Dedication and Community Show Activities
Wacobu Grange members met to arrange travel to the June 23 national grange dedication in Washington with President Eisenhower as speaker. They scheduled a September show date and a June 22 covered dish supper at 6 30 pm, featuring an auction sale and photo display from past meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacobu Grange
National Grange
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
Cheryl Shank Feted on 4th Birthday
Cheryl Shank daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Sprankle 264 Frederick St was honored Monday on her fourth birthday at a party given at Hager Park A Disneyland cake centered the serving tables Games were played and prizes won by Rodney and Rey McLucas Carol Racey and Cheryl Shank Other invited guests included Mrs Golden Seal Glennie Sigler Terry Jerry Douglas Paul and Vickie Hose Nat and Peggy Smith Goldie and Donald Smith Stephen Shank Gene Sprankle Jimmy Racey Dickie Mikie and Susie Snyder Mia June Swope Ronnie Nebbie Cathy and Jeffrey Swope Timmy Seal and Mr and Mrs Ralph McLucas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Shank
Robert Sprankle
Frederick St
Hager Park
Rodney
Rey McLucas
Carol Racey
Golden Seal
Glennie Sigler
Terry
Jerry
Douglas
Paul
Vickie Hose
Nat
Peggy Smith
Goldie
Donald Smith
Stephen
Local Birth Announcements From Washington County Hospitals
Proud parents announce births with names and dates. Jay Eugene Starliper born June 7 at Washington County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Eugene Starliper. Elizabeth Ann Middiekauff born June 3 at Washington County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James R Middiekauff. Jeh Stuart Baker born June 1 at Annie M Warner Hospital Gettysburg to Mr. and Mrs. George E Baker. Gary Alan Harbaugh born June 6 at Washington County Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J William Harbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Eugene Starliper
W. Church St
Jay Eugene
Washington County Hospital
Starliper
Patricia Wishard
James R. Middiekauff
Hager St
Elizabeth Ann
Middlekaulf
Nancy Lee Burger
George E. Baker
York SL
Taneytown
Jeh Stuart
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Baker
Doris Kreps
Williamsport
J. William Harbaugh
Chewsville
Gary Alan
Nancy Hudson Graduates At Maryland
Miss Nancy E. Hudson daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton C Hudson of 800 Dual Highway earned a bachelor of science in ornamental horticulture at University of Maryland commencement. She held the highest scholastic average in the College of Agriculture and joined Pi Alpha Xi. Selected by Alpha Zeta as the most outstanding woman in the college, she also contributed to the university flower judging team with honors at the University of Oklahoma Stillwater. She plans graduate study at Pennsylvania State University. She graduated from Hagerstown High School and Hagerstown Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peale Bishop
Henry Triester
Buchanan
Old Academy of Music
Pennsylvania and Western Maryland
M. L. Keedy
Uncle Sam
Alumni Association
Hamilton
C. Edwin Carl
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Bob Hoffman
Ralph Stauffer
William Preston Lane
Lane
Nancy E. Hudson
Clinton C. Hudson
Dual Highway
University of Maryland
Misa Hudson
College of Agriculture
Hudson
Pi Alpha Zi
Alpha Zeta
University of Oklahoma
Stillwater
Okla
Miss Hudson
Pennsylvania State University
Hagerstown High School
Hagerstown Junior College
Corderman Family Reunion Held At Hager Park
Last Sunday about 144 descendants of Michael Corderman gathered at Hager Park for the 11th annual reunion. A business meeting games and a picnic lunch filled the day with activities. Invocational remarks were given by Robert Kline and Rev Lawrence Strunk spoke informally. Music included selections by Mrs Joh Carty Mary Carty and Judy Smith with group singing led by Jack Swarts. Recognition went to Elizabeth Herbert longest attending, Douglas Eugene Gearhart infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Gearhart and the youngest Corderman Roy Corderman traveling from Winston Salem NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kline
Lawrence Strunk
Joh Carty
Mary Carty
Judy Smith
Jack Swarts
Elizabeth Herbert
Douglas Eugene Gearhart
Robert Gearhart
Roy Corderman
Winston Salem
N.C
Braddock Heights Hosts Weekly Square Dances at Park
The Hilltoppers Square Dance Club sponsors dances each Saturday night through September 2 at Braddock Heights Park in the dance pavilion. Dancing runs from 8:30 to 11:00 p.m. Caller for the Frederick event is Bill Millhouse. All square dancers are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltoppers Square Dance Club
Braddock Heights
Park
Frederick
Bill Millhouse
Angle Family Has Reunion Here Sunday
The Angle clan held its annual reunion at Pangborn Park with an evening supper and day-long festivities. Glenn W. Angle chaired the meeting and officers were elected: president Glenn W. Angle, vice president Roger Zimmerman, secretary Henry Huosberger, treasurer Dean Faust, historian Roy F. Angle, and program chairman Carl Faust. Gifts were given for oldest woman and man, furthest traveler, most recently married, youngest member, and largest family. Attendees came from Greencastle Chambersburg Waynesboro Mercersburg St Thomas Pa and this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angle
Pangborn Park
Glenn W. Angle
Roger Zimmerman
Henry Huosberger
Dean Faust
Roy
F. Angle
Carl Faust
Emma Angle
Ethen Angle
A. Ray Faust
Janet Angle
Tracy Angle
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Mercersburg
St. Thomas
Circle of St Pauls Meets Tuesday at Church Parlor
Members of the Ruth and Naomi Circle of the Women s Society of World Service at St. Paul s Evangelical United Brethren Church met Tuesday in the church parlor. Mrs James Madison led. Mrs Lester Kauffman opened. Program chairman Mrs Carl Banzhoff announced the theme Laury Is Our Job and members Mrs Donald Harbaugh and Mrs Harold Rohrer participated. Louise Wagner spoke on a new library corner for WSWS members. Nellie Potter summarized a York Pa convention. Next meeting July 13 in the parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth and
Naomi
Women's Society of World Service
St. Paul's
WSWS
York
Nellie Potter
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lulu Lewis
Edward Hasbinger
Lasalla
Robert ¥. Hoffman
Carmel
Joseph Sitter
Port
Washington, N.Y
Beulah Ward Gainer
Chico
Chester Stouffer
Cochran
L. Keller Garver
Arthur Crosson
W. Geary Porter
Albert Long
Betty Doub
Eston Fox
Edward Cochran
University of Virgin
Hashinger
United States
University of Kansas
Ramacciotti
Wareham's
St John’s Lutheran Church
Kohler
William Buettanan
T. B. Cushna
Rowland Reichard
Chester M. Stauffer
Richard Heard
Allentown
Augustine S. Mason
Eddings Foint Camp
Beaufort
8. C
Guidantingen
Clave of Fate
Washuggion
Cabe
Ek Academy
Misi UN Bees Washaiphan
St. Asa
Tox
Jace
THE
Potomac St
BON Ton
Cinderella
Nancy Hudson
Maryland
Corderman
Michael Corderman
L & B Hat Shop
Sunner
Tawest
L&b HatShop
Club
States
Braddock
Angle Family
Circle of
Lowrey Holiday
Easy Terme
Machen Music Studios
Panwa. Ave
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