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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
3
Justice Bitmer in the Police Court awarded Clyde Daugherty a verdict of 28.34 against H H Harbaugh, automobile dealer. Testimony showed Daugherty was hired as a salesman to earn a commission on all automobiles sold.
Farmers prepare for harvest as blackberries ripen and the June crop dips. City residents host and visit across Sharpless West Virginia and nearby towns. Notables include Isadore B. Lyon’s Dickinson College prize, Belgian visitor Susanne Denis, and several locals traveling for education, medical care, and conferences.
Social Calendar details a Friday recital by music students under Prof R C Harp at East Antietam Street residence at 7 o clock, a Willow Grove Park pageant with 100 children under Prof Frank B Stouffer, and a Catholic Daughters festival at St Josephs School lawn. It also notes various society travels and visits across Lancaster, Haverford, Dana Hall summer holidays, and local hospital recovery.
Thirty-one pupils of Mrs Hannah Down Ingram performed a piano recital at Steiff's Piano showroom last night. The program displayed high order training and hinted at many young artists in the making with a varied selection pleasing to all.
A birthday party was held at 821 West Franklin Street Tuesday evening in Miss Frances Middlekauffs honor. Guests included Miss Middlekauff and Mr and Mrs Middlekauff Pearl Hogan Hilda Hull Katherine Dice Edith Brewer Mildred Hogan Anna Williams Rayetta Hoch Mary Conrad Louise Humelisine Austin Hoch Carl Shephard Raymond Greene William Startzman Edwin Hoch Albert Williams Jessie Powell Carl Warner and Clyde Nalley.
A surprise party was given for Margaret Kerns at her Williamsport home last night by about 20 friends. Refreshments were served and the celebration honored her birthday.
Mr and Mrs Victor Neikirk and daughter Irene of Huyett visited in the homes of several Neikirk families including Mr and Mrs J B Neikirk and Mr and Mrs A Neikirk. Mrs G W Lantman and Mrs Lula Lantman spent Thursday with the Millard Wards. Georgia Rohrer of Cleveland Ohio visited G C Crilley. Mrs Wm Mitchell and son Howard of Baltimore visited F E Mitchell. Mrs Perry and daughter from Hagerstown visited Wi Jacobs. Vincent Sprecher and son Edgar visited the Sprechers at Huyett. G Co Crilley visited Brown Delig at Upton Pa. Mrs Harry Lefever visited friends in Hagerstown.
The Moller pipe organ at St Pauls M E Church will be dedicated Sunday with special choir selections and the organist showcasing its powers. Recitals follow: Monday by W A Goldsworth from St Andrews New York, Tuesday by Prof R A Michael with Mrs Watkins and male chorus, and Wednesday Bishop W F McDowell of Washington will address Methodists. Admission is free.
Miss Ida White hosted the Kinsington Circle of Greencastle at her Hagerstown area home yesterday. A luncheon was served featuring snip dragons and sweet peas. Attendees included Mrs. J C Craig, Dr and Mrs John Kauffman, Mrs Mary Kreps, Miss Ida Brenasbolz, Mrs George B White, Mrs Harry Strickler, Mrs William Ofland, Mrs Poe and Miss Mary and Ruth Poe of Lestersburg.
County Commissioners opened bids for the county funds with The First National Bank again named depository. The bank offered 4.276 percent interest, while all other city banks except Maryland Surety and Trust Company bid 2 percent. Last year The First National’s bid was 4 percent.
Mrs Robert Campbell resigns the captaincy of Team A 1 of the Y M C A drive organization. Mrs Edwin C Fock Jer is appointed to succeed Mrs Campbell. A baby boy weighing nine pounds was born to Mr and Mrs C D Summers at the local hospital.
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