Social and Personal Items From Evening May
The Society Editor notes social events and personal visits in the city. Names include Mrs. Guy Shiffler, Minnie Pryor, and many locals visiting relatives, attending weddings, or traveling to Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington. Several residents recover from illness, and new positions or arrivals are mentioned among families and guests. The list includes touches of schooling, military returns, and regional movements with numerous named individuals and places.
Hagerstown Graduates Honored by St. Paul's Class
Nine graduates of Hagerstown High School connected to St. Paul’s Methodist Church and Monroe Ridgely from Dickinson College and Dr Jack Beachley from the University of Maryland were honored yesterday by St. Francis Women’s Bible Class. Rev Vernon Ridgely gave the address and flowers were presented to the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Monroe
Ridgely
Dickinson College
Jack Beachley
University of Maryland
St. Fai's
Vernon Ridgely
Miss Lemen Weds Hr Brokaw in Williamsport Home
Miss Jane Lemen daughter of Mr and Mrs Me Ross Lemen Williamsport and Mr George A Brokaw Jr of Miami Fla son of Mr and Mrs George A Brokaw Mount Vernon N Y were married Saturday evening at 350 oclock at the bride’s home by Rev R Vi Manley The bride wore white georgette and carried a bouquet of roses and lillies of the valley Her maid of honor Miss Jessie Trusse of Charles Town W Va wore rose georgette and carried snapdragons and orlkspur The little flower girl Miss Jean Surridge Alamene Cal wore yellow georgette and carried a basket of roses The best man Mr Whitehorst of Mount formerly of Norfolk Va Preceding the ceremony Miss Frances Cottrell sang and Miss Dorothy Lloyd played The house was decorated with cat flowers and ferns after the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Miami Florida The bride is a graduate and has been teaching in Williamsport Mr Brokaw a graduate works for Florida Power and Light Company and is a member of several engineering societies. Miss Louist Potts and Miss Nan Potts of Frederick were guests yesterday in North Potomac Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lamen
BE. Ross Lemen
Williamsport
George A. Brokaw, Jr
Miami
Fla
George A. Brokaw
Mount Vernon
N.Y
R. Vi. Manley
M. H
Georgette
Onor
Jessie FE
Charles Town
W. Va
Lorkspur
Jean Surridge
Alamene
Cal
Mr. Whitehorst
Munte
Norfolk
Frances Cottrell
Dorothy Lloyd
Martinsburg
Lohengrin
Maryland State Narnia School
Tawson
Brokaw
Bliss Eluclrival School
Fiorida Power and Light Company
American Institute of Wloctrieal Engineers
American Soietyal Englnes
National Lockle Light Association
Sind
Hancock
Priscilla Ridges
Winchester
Herbert Ramsey
Fowera
James Webster
George H. Bennett
Hagerstown
F. Wilbur Gridkes
Hagarstawn
Mary Virginia Beall Robeson
Florida
Mary Beall Bridges
Virginia Carmichael
Isabel Bridges
Misa Eleanor Hepburn
Annapolis
Misa
Willie Morris Snomffer
Berryville
Miss Carmichael
Miss Bridges
Eapburn
Suoulfer
Mary Ellen James
Otia Tobias
William Denny
Buallimore
Jack Bonehley
Angerstown
Tolas
University of Maryland
Albert Wridges
George Geare
Cumberland
Frank Beard, Jr
Yin
Tobias
Baltimore
Tadias Nievrue
Mera
Willm Bridges
Thomas Hardinge
A. H. Guntell
Bley Bridges
Washingston
Grace li Robossom
Ballinroe
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Gained 15 Pounds With Cod Liver Oil Praise
A reader reports gaining 15 pounds after taking cod liver oil. The note claims improved complexion and energy, crediting the product for filling out hollow cheeks and restoring fit clothing. The letter expresses gratitude to a parent for recommending cod liver oil.
The First Box Free To Skinny Men and Sickly Children
A garbled OCR page describes an offer for a free box aimed at skinny men, pale women, and sickly children. It mentions trials, treatment props, and various products with health claims, including powders and tonics, naming several individuals and places in a fragmented sales push.
Blossom Queen Weds Saturday In Hancock Maryland
Miss Priscilla Bridges, famed Winchester Apple Blossom Queen, married Dr. Herbert Ramsey Taglab at the Presbyterian Church in Hancock. The ceremony featured roses and family gowns, with bridesmaids in pastel taffeta and a flower girl in pink chiffon. The couple planned a Baltimore residence after a secret wedding trip. many Hagerstown guests joined the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Bridges
Dr. Herbert
KL Tobias
Hancock
Officers Elected at Twentieth Annual Gra Temple Meeting
The Gra Temple of Maryland Pythian Sisters adjourned at Longcining to meet in June at Hagerstown. Officers named include Paat grand chief Mrs. Jane Dussell Midland and grand senior Mrs. Mildred Senary Haltimores Mud. Others: grand protector Mrs. Jimiy Allstetter Oakland, grand guard Mrs. Jane Kentall Hagerstown, district deputy Vial Sitler Arapswicke, plus press correspondent Mary McGregor Kroatburg. Mrs. Toy Smith and attendees left for Westernport Md to attend a celebration for her parents Mr. and Mrs. James M. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gra Temple of Maryland
Pythian Sisters
Longcining
Hagerstown
Paat
Jane Dussell
Midland
Erne Greenhorn
Longconing
Mildred Senary
Haltimores Mud
Elizabeth Dogers
Trosthburs
Rand
Vannie Larriere
Nevill
Grand Missions
Moille Weimmerian
Trederick
Jasper
Biggs
Cumberland
Grand Protector
Jimiy Allstetter
Oakland
Grand Guard
Jane Kentall
Grand Ley
Mary Rowbray
Darton
Mary —McGregor
Kroatburg
Distriet
Vial Sitler
Arapswicke
Does Your Skin Look Greasy A New Beauty Ad
An old style advertisement promotes Mebs LOGO SIitone a facial preparadion claiming to remove excess oil reduce pores and soften the skin. It touts a brand from Loltor Bros and presents a glossy cosmetic claim using period-typical marketing language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellogio Sktelane
Loltor Bros
Attendance At Wayside School
The following pupils of Wayside school were present every in dine toy the school year. Names include Phyllis Snyder, James Krude, Jane White, Yvonne Calhoun, Chas Watkins, Katherine Brandenburg, Julia Over, Charles Maurer, Annie Draper, Eugene Henninger, Pearl Anthony, James Adame, William Stevenson, Marvin Jacobs, Bertha Jenkins, Caroline Reed and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside School
Phyllis Snyder
Michard Conley
James Krude
Racerd
Beekie God Pride
Aunt Janes Fry
Jack Sanin
Jane White
Charlotte
Yvonne Calhoun
Chas Watkins
Postels Urkholder
Cronise Barr
Richard Mankhouser
Ana May Leiler
Alberts Remisburg
Lagards — Bunith
ih = Humburs
Ralph Zen
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Jeary At Martins N Buar Home
A birthday dinner was hosted at the home of Br and Mrs Martin N Buar on Virginie Avenue honoring Mrs Jeary on her seventh late birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Miller of Utton Pa, Mr and Mrs Truman Diller and daughter Pauline, Mary Stahl of Mercersburg, Mr and Mrs William Strite and daughters Margaret and Helen, Miss Helett Shiulenberger and Mrs H D Melavighii of Hagerstown, Mrs IL Frankforter Key Apartments, who leaves today for Cleveland for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin N. Buar
Virginie Avenue
Jeary
John Miller
Upton
Truman Diller
Pauline
Mary Stahl
Mercersburg
William Strite
Margaret
T Helen
Helett Shiulenberger
H. D. Me
Lavighii
Hagerstown
Who Is Your Skinny Friend Ethel
A promotional note urges readers to give McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets to slim friends to gain five pounds in 80 days. It claims the sugar coated tablets avoid fishy taste and promises refunds if not satisfied. The ad targets men, women, and children, highlighting improved health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy Laboratories
New York
McCoy
Aughinhagh and
Knelsley Drug Store
McCoy's
Birthday Party Hostess Hosts Frivolous Evening
M Rolmet C Reno entertained a number of friends at her home 940 Sunil Avenue Wee tay evening in honor of her birthday anniversary. The guests included Albayirs Curtis Williams Pittabyreh Pas Me and Mrs. William Miley Berle Springs We Vag Rev. and Mire. Bebod Mr. and Mrs Chester Mr. and Mrs Jot Shillings Campbell Mr. and Mrs veratein Mr. and Mrs Wiener My. tin Aldoura and Mrs. Mehard Johnson Philadelphia Pas Mrs. Buel Pom roy with Dr S M Weaver. Miss Beanie Landis of Staupton Va is the guest of Mrs Wiehard Cat ett Hamilton Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rolmet
C. Reno
instant bunion relief with Ameraid oil cure claim
A claim that a penetrating antigentic Ameraid oil provides instant relief from bunions and corns. It suggests applying drops to inflamed joints to reduce pain and swelling quickly, with Wareham's City Pharmacy advertising its availability to foot sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham
Cily Pharmacy
New Rules for Divorced Families at Weddings
Cynthia Grey argues about handling a divorced father walking the bride down the aisle and managing sensitive family dynamics. She outlines options such as the father giving away the bride, the stepfather accompanying the mother, and while complex relations are ignored by guests, care must be taken to avoid embarrassment at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Grey
Slepragher
Gond
Prile
Marriages Listed for Various Couples Across States
Marriage licenses issued for Willis H Lessley and Flora A McQuain of Staunton Virginia Marlity Hathanan and Dorothy Peters of Clearfield Pennsylvania Engenon and Mamie White of Amherst Virginia George F Sale and Jelen G Price of Slawlstanz Pennsylvania Daniel B H Calloway and Etta B An fers of Hagerstown Charles O Marmison and Minnie Weber of Pittsburgh Alvin C Mouseknecht and Virginia M Green of Coningham Pennsylvania John N Cleland of Enhuot Pennsylvania and Beatrice V Celgler of Steclion Pennsylvania
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
H. Lessley
Flora A. McQuain
Staunton
Marlity Hathanan
Dorothy Peters
Clearfield
Engenon
Mamie White
Amherst
George F. Sale
Jelen G. Price
Slawlstanz
Daniel BH. Calloway
Etta BP
Anfers
Hagerstown
Charles 0. Marmison
Minnie Weber
Pittsburgh
Alvin C. Mouseknecht
Virginia M. Green
Coningham
John N. Cleland
Enhuot
Beatrice V. Celgler
Steclion
Cumberland Meeting Plans for Women Missionary Society
A sectional meeting of the Free District Women's Foreign Missionary Society convened at Urace Methodist Episcopal Church in Cumberland Maryland. Delegates from Berkeley Springs Martinsburg Frederickton and Cumberland attended. One speaker was Miss Alice Iningboury from Cling. The meeting will reconvene in Hagerstown in September to elect the new office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Free District Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Urace Methodist Episcopal cl
Berkeley Spring Rostburg
Fledutont, Well
Migg Hose Alice Iningboury
Cling
Hagerston
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Phaye
Guy Shiffler
This City
Minnie G. Pryor
East
Allentown
Pathetam Street
Harry Tl. Eavey
Blackstone Military College
Blackatone
Eavey
Jarguse Sutter
Thouws. Witeren
Leonard Shanwugh
Wsillamaport
Charles Stambaugh
Big City
L. W. Stambaugh
South Locusttreet
Mr. T. Cameron
Edward
Paris
Mrs. Cameron
C. A. Newcomer
Cedar Street
Mes. I. Grave
Morton Harger
Hichmond
GM. Moore
South Boulevard
Misa Catherine Hastings
Hoferstown Shoe and Tegging Company
Buckenstaff
Buckenstaffs
Rownshoro
Fittsburgh
Tennessee
William Bayley
Washington
Marian Clark
Margaret Glace
Orlando, Fla
Tevens Guess
Ww O
Henze
South
Fotamac Street
T. H. Suffer
Philadelphia
Nelson Shifflay
Richard Ringer
Catherine Stehl
Dro
W. BR. Stehl
Tw Wah Moore School
Taltimore
Edith Nowser
William Spoyt
SmMilhsbore
As. Baker
Trea Baltimage
Rriday
Merchants and Minoes
Boston
Mass
Charles Slengman
Smithsburg
Miss Lemen
HR. Brokaw
Bride
Louist Potts
Nan Potts
Frederick
Mes. OG. TN
North Potomac Street
Ieee
Calin
Lenis
Bron
Hood Amd Peeve
Troy Aoadee
Mies
Pete Hapekea
Jek
Mike Geee
Toy Smith
North Prasqwet
Westernport
James M. Morris
Mrs. IL
Frankforter
Cleveland
Ethel
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the Fair Store
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Chas. M. Stieff
Eugene Bickford
Mgr
S. Potomac St
Beanie Landis
Staupton, Va
Wiehard Catett
Hamilton Boulevard
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Turkish Bath
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