Staged by Society Show At Hagerstown Dahlias
The June meeting of the Hagerstown Dahlia Society drew the largest Spring attendance yet. New members Ruth Weaver and Cora Jean Tosten were welcomed as President Kuhn led a show of Spring flowers judged on color, bloom, maturity, and foliage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Dahlia Society
Harry ©. Kuhn
Ruth Weaver
Misa Cora Jean Tosten
Koy Spickler
Roy Paulsgrove
Frank Dietrich
M. B. Keener
H. C. Kuho
Harold Wyand
Phillip Carper
Winchester
F. N. Eliott
Mary Ringer
Hagerstown
Homer Grove
D. A. Gossard
Herman L. Mills
Flowers
Oscar Moser
Mont Alto
Ada Hammond
Dora Byrum
Edward Garver
Virginia Grove
Misa Ethel Meredith
M. A. Gossard
Edna Grove
W. B. Worthington
Fred. Gable
Emery Nancer
Mary Danner
Lara Cox
Samuel Davidson
H. J. Mills
Mary Begmarly
Ida LeFevre
Charles Morrison
Efficient Communication Rules For Honest Chat
The text discusses how to respond efficiently and politely. It contrasts incorrect behavior such as constantly correcting others with the right approach of being concise and respectful. It emphasizes avoiding unsolicited advice and not nagging others.
WAVES entrant Della J Quinn begins basic at Great Lakes
Miss Della J Quinn recently entered the WAVES and started basic training at the Great Lakes Naval Training Base. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin F Quinn and a former Potomac Edison Company employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della J. Quinn
Great Lakes Naval Training
Dalla J. Quinn, SR
USN
USNTC
Great Lakes
Miss Quinn
Edwin F. Quinn
Potomac Edison Company
Gradale Sorority Sets Special Meeting for June 19
Mrs. Vivian Netkirk president of the Alpha Gradale Sorority calls a special meeting on Tuesday June 19 at 7 pm in the clubroom. Members are urged to attend as a vital question is presented. Plans for July pleats ban and August Braddock Heights dance will be made. A group plans a trip to Baltimore on Saturday June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Vivian Netkirk
Alpha Gradale Sorority
At & Pm
Braddock Heights
Baltimore
Bowling Team Honored Here in Pangborn League Event
Pangborn Girls Bowling League members gathered at St James Friday for an outdoor outing and a brief business session with prizes awarded. New 1951 52 officers were named led by President Virginia Myers and Vice President Pauline Daugherty.
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Phyllis Schamel
Pangborn Girls Bowling League
Pangborn Bowling League
St. James
Jean Smith
Helen Fisher
Virginia Myers
Pauline Daugherty
Ben Everly
Ruth Ausherman
Gladys Babington
Pat Kittell
Rachael Bridendorph
Jo Ann Glesner
Averare
Phylliss Palmer
Roberta Spangler
Madeline McNamee
Joyce Smith
Doris Wood
Vogue
Navy Mothers Invited To Attend Thursday Meeting
At 7 p.m. on Thursday June 14 the Navy Mothers will meet on the first floor of the 1.C.C.F. Temple to discuss plans for a picnic and a summer activity program. Mothers with sons in the Navy Marines or Coast Guard are invited to attend.
Births at Washington County Hospital Mark June Dates
Trail parents Mr and Mrs John J Clauser announce the birth of daughter Linda Kay on June 11 at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Clauser is former Miss Oralee Smith of Mapleville. Frederick Gilbert Jr born June 5 to Mr and Mrs Frederick G Reeder of 228 North Potomac Street. Mrs Reeder is former Miss Shirley Heit. Glenn W Magaha of Hagerstown Route 4 announces a son born June 21. Mrs Magaha is former Miss Pauline Domer. Stewart W Phillips and wife of Braddock Heights announce a son Doug tag s Stewart born at Washington County Hospital on Monday June Vk. Phillips are former city residents.
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John J. Clauser
Dewey Avenue
Linda Kay
Washington County Hospital
Clauser
Oralee Smith
Mapleville
Frederick G. Reeder
North Potomac Street
Frederick Gilbert, Jr
Glenn W. Magaha
Hagerstown
Washington’ S County Hospital
Stewart W. Phillips
Braddock Heights
Doug Tags Stewart
Washineton County Hospital
Callo
Phiflips
Thin City
Leo Miller
West Irvin Avenue
Dan EF
State University, of Iowa
Iowa City
Dan
Birthday Dinner for M F Powell In Maryland Home
A birthday dinner for Mr. M F Powell took place Sunday June 16 at Rolling Green Acres near the Dual Highway. Guests included Russell and Carol Sue Anderson from Stephenson Virginia and William Rochel from Catonsville plus Lester Carpenter Jr and son Lloyd from Baltimore and the Powell and Keplinger families with Beverly Janet Paul Jr Robert and Alice from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Powell
Paul Kepsinger
Rolling Green Acres
Beverly Keplinger
Russell Anderson
Carol Sue
Stephenson
William Rocal
Catonsville
Lester Carpenter, Jr
Lioyd
Baltimore
M.F. Powell
Wanda i Powell
Paul Keptinger
Beverly
Janet
Paul
Robert
Alicey
The
City
Meridian Club Plans Activities
Mrs. Donald Reed presided at the Meridian Club business session. Plans were made for a picnic at Hagerstown City Park on August, a nominating committee was appointed for the September officer election, and a membership committee was named. A birthday dinner committee was also formed for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Reed
Meridian Club
Hagerstown City Park
Jaycees Dinner Dance Planned at American Legion Home
The Jaycees announce a Monday dinner dance at the American Legion Home on Northern Avenue with dinner at 6 30. New officers will be installed with retiring president Dr Phil Lawrence presiding, and Roland G Hebb will become president of the Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce. Ralph Goldman leads arrangements with a selected orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Northern Avenue
Phil Lawrence
Roland G. Hebb
Hageratown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Io Play
Ralph Goldman
Swisher Family Holds Fourth Annual Reunion in Greencastle
The Swisher family met for the fourth annual reunion June 10 at Jerome R. King playground Greencastle Pennsylvania with 55 members in attendance. A noon picnic followed by a program included singing readings monologue and contests. Officers elected for the coming year were Charles Wetzel president Ross Swisher vice president Mrs Ross Swisher secretary Bruce Swisher treasurer and Robert Swisher assistant treasurer. Plans for the next reunion will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swisher
Jerome R. King
Greencastle
Charles ‘Wetzel
Patsy Swisher
Robert
Ross Swisher
Don Minnick
Karl Leckrone
Don Wetzel
Charles Wetzel
Bruce Swisher
Robert Swisher
Paul Miller
Russell Hollingshead
Earl Leck- Tone
Max Izer
Virginia Wetzel
Picnic Luncheon Attended by Wash Square Class Group
The Washington Square Methodist Church Men’s Bible Class held a Monday evening picnic at City Park with Messrs Bennett De Launey and Hahn as the entertainment committee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Heeney Bennett Mr and Mrs Norman Stone Mr and Mrs Roy Wharton and Peggy L R Voris and others. The water power turbine was invented by Uriah A Boyden in 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Square Methodist Church
City Park
W. Fanta Sr
Aaron Stunibaueh
Charlen DeLauney
Lloyd Halin
Engagement of Miss Batty Hollinger Announced
Miss Batty Jane Hollinger of St Petersburg Florida, daughter of Professor and Mrs Raymond K Hollinger, and Paul Roth will marry in September at the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church in St Petersburg. Hollinger has served as minister of music at Seminole Methodist Church and assisted at First Presbyterian. Roth served two years in the European Theatre in World War II and works in the cattle business with his father in Williamsport. He is president of the Hagerstown A Capella Choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batty Jane Hollinger
Raymond K. Holinger
St. Petersburg
Fla
Miss Hollinger
Paul Roth
First Presbyterian
Walf
Seminole Methodise
First Presbyterian Church
Roth
Williamsport
Ian
Hagerstown
Neikirk Clan Plans Reunion
The Witch reunion of the Neikirk family will be held at the South Pavilion of the City Park on July with a luncheon from noon to 1. The program begins at 2 p.m. and a group photo will be taken. Music by the Christian Volunteer Quartet of Warysheare, Pa. Fred Netkirk is president and Pauline G. Trumpower is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neikirk
Christian Volunteer Quarter
Warytesheare
Fred Netkirk
Pauline G. Trumpower
Class of 1926 To Hard Reunion Nears
Final plans for the 25th reunion of the Hagerstown High School class of 1926 were set at a meeting at Paul Barnhart’s home. Reservations are high and the deadline moved to Saturday June 16. The event occurs at the Hotel Alexander on Saturday evening June 23.
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Hagerstown
Paul Barnhart
Hotel Alexander
Community notices of visits and graduations across multiple families
Local residents report returning from trips to Boston Cambridge and Virginia Beach. Families greet relatives from Pittsburgh Clearfield and Orlando while some attend graduations at MIT Bridgewater College and the State University of Iowa. A student earns two degrees and a service member takes a 20 day furlough.
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Misa Lilajean Davenport
N. B Rowe Han
Dent
University of Rich
Virginia Avenue
Mont
Vialt
Virginial
West Virginia
Beach
Milas Annanamatia
Women's Night Plans by Churches and Groups
The Women’s Society of Emmanuel Evangelical and United Brethren Church groups host a Women’s Night tonight at 7:30 in the children’s chapel of the church. Mr and Mrs Howard Burtner and Mr and Mrs George Miller will attend. Roger Burtner, a Keedysville farmer’s son, will lead. Gratton Mason will conduct discussion. The event follows a Maryland agriculture college note about America's discovery by Spain costing about $7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women'a Society of World
Howard Burtnoer
Emmanuel Evangelical
George Miller
United Brethren Church
Keedysville
Children’s Chapel Ofversity of
Maryland
Roger
Mirrfin
jBurtner
Bible School program and leadership plans announced
Hundreds of children start Daily Variation Church School work, continuing mornings through June 22. A June 24 city park program marks the 6th anniversary of Patty Vacation Church School. Carl Boer named Dean of Leadership Training School, six Mondays Oct 1 to Nov 19, with teacher corps and visual aid demonstrations planned in Washington County to aid churches in leadership development.
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City Park
Patty
Council of Churches
Committee On Christian Education
The
Carl Boer
Washington County
Optimist Club Dinner Dance Marks Anniversaries
The Optimist Clubs of Hagerstown and Frederick held a joint dinner dance at the Hotel Alexander to mark the fifth and fourth anniversaries respectively. About 100 members from Hagerstown Frederick and Cumberland attended with spring flowers on tables and music by Mary Donevan Howe. Guests included district leaders, Kiwanis and Rotary officials, and club presidents and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speencer Lindsay
Optimist Club
Amane
Uests
Carry James
Optimist International
James Tanner Farley
Farley
James Dudley
Dudley
Walter Daniels
Kiwanis Club
Daniels
Charles Wagaman
Rotary Club
Mra Wasamin
Joseph Doupnik
Fredrick Optimiat Club
Ploupnik
Miss Slocum Recital Plans at Washington County Museum
Miss Marian Slocum will present her piano students in a recital on Thursday at 7 30 PM at the Washington County Museum. Participants include Sally Lyon Judy Strite Dianne Noel Francis Price Woody Noel Cheigtine Noel Fanny Byron Anna Lloyd Rohrer Ruron Morton Suzie Wells Barbara Rokrhback Betsy Hoffman Susan Hradford Patty Jamison Wendy Jamison Pergie Sue Kaet zel Carolyn Snider Patty Lindsey Susie Miller Doris Plummer Roger Miller Ronnie Yujuko Wendy Yujuko Judy Horn Jimmie Baker Susie Roessner Christine Hatcher Sherry Lindberg and John Slocum. Paper money was first issued in the United States by the colonists in 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Slocum
Washington County Museum
Sally Lyon
Judy Strite
Dianne Noel
Francis Price
Woody Noel
Cheigtine Noel
Fanny Byron
Anna Lloyd Rohrer
Ruron Morton
Suzie Wells
Barbara Rokrhback
Betsy Hoffman
Susan Hradford
Patty Jamison
Wendy Jamison
Pergie Sue Kaetzel
Carolyn Snider
Patty Lindsay
Susie Miller
Doris Plummer
Roger Miller
Ronnie Yujuko
Wendy Yujuko
Judy Horn
Jimmie Baker
Susie Roessner
Christine Hatcher
Sherry Lindberg
John Slocum
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Pangborn
Navy
Trail Parents
Ace Castile
Laco
Castile
Jaycees
Uriah A. Boyden
Dad
Jan Peerce
RCA Victor Record
Nad
Vaughn Monroe
Gen. MacArthur
Congress
Athim
Music Store
Potomac Street
Troth
Betty Jane Hollinger
Neikirk Clan
MM. G. Heatwole
Pittsburgh
Roy ‘M. Ceiter
Fountain Head Heights
Edwin J. Smead
Boston
Howard V. Smead
Maassachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mr. Smead
M.lt
Beverly Beard
North Locust Street
Joanne Mary Roulette
VPI
Macksburg
H. J. Stroud
Glenwood Aves
Nne
Lincoln
Neh
Misa Hilda
Hrotchkiss
New York City
Bryan Place
Henry Wolf
Jane Marie Wolf
Orlando,Fla
Mrs
Lee [Wolf
West Wilson Boulevard
Betty Bertsch
Marianne Brish
Magnolia Arena
Miss Bertsch
Miss Brish
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
Virginia
Joseph FA. Reynolds
Weat Irvin Avenue
Fucape
Mediterranean Countries
Malcolm L. Norment
Anunciou
Paraguay
Iopar
White Swan Indian Mission
Yakima
Waash
William M. Norment
Meatey Parkway
Normant
Wallington
Bethany College
Bethany
W. Va
Keeley Long
J. Alerie Bowman
Bridgewater, Va
Bridgewater College
Homer (Shug) Lacy
Hy J .Lacy
Salem Avenue
Albuquerque
New Mealon
America
Spain
Bible
I Spinet Pianos
Winter & Co
Guidante
Syop IK
Cmoller
United States
L & B Hat Shop
Public
Nunng Nyme How
Bentz and Dunn
North Potomac
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