Musical Toy Shop Fete At Shank Home June 21
The Homemaker Clubs present a public Music Fete titled The Musical Toy Shop on Tuesday evening June 21 at the Shanks home in Smithsburg with light refreshments. If rain, program shifts to June 22. Performances include Stars of the Summer Night and a reading by Mrs. Fred Crawford with a lineup of songs by various clubs and choirs. Mrs. Bina Baker accompanies. refreshments by the committee chaired by Mrs. H. P. Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
William Shank
Smithsburg
Katharine Baker Bromley
Rohrersville
Kentucky
Cave‘town
Keedysville
Fred Crawford
Beautiful Dreamer
Halfway Club
Mountain Song
Billy Boy
Lappans
Dry Run Clube
Little Bo Peep
Three Little Kittens
Greensburg
Leitersburg Club
4-H
Bina Baker
H. P. Rowland
Local Women Are Elected To Offices In Veterans Auxiliary
Mrs. Minnie McClain of this city was elected vice-president of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Auxiliary at the department encampment held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore. Reno Post auxiliary members elected included Mrs. Hattie Chrissinger as chaplain and Miss Alta Kretzer as council member. Attendees from Reno Post included Mr. and Mrs. William Bender, Mrs. Laura Henson, Mrs. Mary Hines, Mra. Rama Neimyer, Mrs. Mollie Hall, Mrs. Georgia Davison, Mrs. D. J. Grove, Mrs. Carrie Murray, and Misses Anne Garlock and Gladys Grove. MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED. Mrs. Laura H Blair announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Heater V. Blair to Mr. Junior A. Stevens of Cearfoss, performed June 15. Stevens is son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McClain
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Auxiliary
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Reno Post
Hattie Chrissinger
Alta Kretzer
William Bender
Laura Henson
Mary Hines
Rama Neimyer
Mollie Hall
Georgia Davison
D. J. Grove
Carrie Murray
Anne Garlock
Gladys Grove
Laura H. Blair
Route 2
Hagerstown
Misa Heater V. Blair
Junior A. Stevens
Cearfoss
Mr. Stevens
Clarence Stevens
Social and Personal Notes From Hagerstown
Social and personal items recount visits and travels of residents and visitors to Hagerstown including Julia Holzapfel Fenner returning to New York, R A Wiebel from Charlottesville visiting ill sister Melvin Stenger, Col and Mrs Yearsley back from Florida, and many others attending events, trips, or awaiting weddings and celebrations across Maryland New Jersey Ohio and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Holzapfel
Ronald Fenner
New York
Mrs
Henry Holzapfel
Oak Hill Avenue
R. A. Wiebel
Charlottesville
G. L. Wiebel
Franklin Street
Melvin Stenger
Mercersburg
Washington County Hospital
Boy Scouts Head to Camp Snoquipe for Three-Week Session
Forty-five Scouts depart this weekend for Camp Snoquipe at Pearre opening tomorrow. The three week program is led by A. S. Bendell Jr., Washington County scouting executive. Listed are the first week registrants across troops 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 12, and 16, including Robert Boyle Jr., Mike Chasman, Vernon Davis, Harry Foreman, Tom Nichols, Robert Bohman, Ben Conrad, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinoquipe
Pearre
A. S. Bendell, Jr
Washington County
Robert B. Boyle, Jr
Mike Chasman
Vernon Davis
Robert Dixon
William Duffey
Harry Foreman
Jack Garrett
Francis Glick
Tom Hardinge
James
Joseph Hesen
Franklin Hoover
Robert
Ronald Keller
John A. Martin
Charles R. McGinley
Martin McGuffin
Harry McPartland
David Broay
Tom Nichols
Charles Buser
Robert Bohman
Phil Brewer
Kenneth Plummer
John Powles
Robert Baker
Raymond Crawford
Ben Conrad
Asher Edelman
Eugene Marlowe
Albert Powell
Alvey Smith
Miller Smith
Doub Stoner
William
Robert Thomas
Bill Altenderfer
Joe Byron
Charles Danzer
William Howjard
Fred Knapp
George Scheck
Robert Ballentine
Donald Brey
Emmett Lowery, Jr
Children to Present Rainbow Over the Heart Cantata
About two hundred children will perform Rainbow Over the Heart at St John s Lutheran Church Children s Day service replacing the morning worship. The program directed by Mrs Robert Cartee and Mrs George Reynolds features Sunshine Rainbow Butterfly Playtime Work Love and Service with Ralph Garver as Sunday School superintendent sponsoring the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Lutheran Church
Robert Cartee
George Reynolds
Sunshine
Rainbow
Butterfly
Ralph RK. Garver
Miss Lucille Barn er Weds Edward Frost Dennis in Baltimore
Miss Lucille Barner of Baltimore marries Edward Frost Dennis son of C Edward Dennis of Martinsburg and Huntsville. Attendant is Hilma Jean Barner. The couple plan a trip through northern states then reside on East Burke Street in Martinsburg. Miss Barner is a Towson State Teachers College graduate and Antietam School faculty member. Dennis works with his father at C E Dennis Watercress company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Chapel
Baltimore
Lucille Barner
Edward Frost Dennis
C. Edward Dennis
Martinsburg
W. Va
Huntsville
Ala
Hilma Jean Barner
Burke Street
Miss Barner
D. Herman Barner
East Washington Street
State Teachers College At
Towson
Antietam
Dennis
C. E. Dennis Watercress Company
Deaconess to be honored at tea by Women’s Club
Mrs. J. A. Long, president, and the club board host a tea on Monday afternoon June 20 at 4 o'clock at the club to honor deaconess Elizabeth D. Boorman who will soon spend time at her Warrenton Virginia home. Boorman has long served the club, especially tending the garden beside the building, and has been a member since the group began seventeen years ago. All club members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Long
Women's Club
Elizazabeth D. Boorman
Warrenton
Iowa Wedding Of Local Interest In Ames
Miss Jane Bossert and Henry F Long were married at Collegiate Presbyterian Church Ames on June 11 The bride wore white lace empire gown with a blue aquamarine lavaliere The maid of honor was Betty Bergman Best man was Alfred G Karleen Ushers were Carl Venzke and Walter Venzke The couple planned a reception at the bride’s home The bride a ISU graduate taught home economics in Gilbert School The groom an ISU dairy science graduate worked in the dairy department Longs will visit the East before returning home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Jane Bossert
Marie Williams Bossert
Henry F. Long
David L. Long
Cearfoss Pike
Betty Bergman
Alfred G. Karleen
Carl Venzke
Walter Venzke
Iowa State College
Gilbert School
Weddings Across Generations Recalled by President's Mother
In Nahant Massachusetts on June 18, 58 years after James Roosevelt's wedding, Sara Delano Roosevelt, 83, watched her grandson John marry Anne Lindsay Clark. Past brides from three generations appeared in three distinct gowns, from 1880s brocade to 1938 organdy, as Rev Endicott Peabody assisted at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahant
Mage
James Roosevelt
Meg
Delano
Hyde Park
Union Church
Sarah Delano Roosevelt
John
Anne Lindsay Clark
Boston
Endicott
Groton School
Alsatia Club Holds Remodel Meeting Monday Night
The Alsatia Chub will meet Monday at 8 p m with President Rex D Gaver presiding. Two door prizes to be awarded. Remodeling completed for the meeting includes hardwood floors on the first floor and papered rooms. Plans may be announced for an open house with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex D. Gaver
Charles H. Adams
Annual Graduates Service at St Pauls Methodist Church
A Sunday evening service at 7:30 honors 49 church members now in college with guests invited from 125 other church youths. Prof. John D. Zentmyer presides as program includes Katherine Beachley address on The Finest Thing in Education and Octavia Miller violin Reverie with James L. McLain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Church
John D. Zentmyer
Katherine Beachley
Octavia
Miller
Vieuxtemps
James L. McLain
McLain
Cantata Tomorrow At Washington Square Church
The annual children’s day service takes place tomorrow at 10 15 am in Washington Square M E church. A cantata titled Rainbow Over the Heart will be performed by a large group of children and young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Square M. E. Church
Coming Events Schedule for Hagerstown Area
A compiled list of upcoming community events including airport dedication on June 19, DAR Plenic on June 20, Alsatia Club meeting, June 20 21 joint meetings and Hayles Convention, playground institute at YMCA, reunion banquet for Hagerstown High School class of 1918, final concert by Trinity Lutheran Sunday School orchestra, cafeteria supper by Presbyterian Women’s Service Guild, Hagerstown Racing Meet, Ells Convention, and a reminder to submit dates to the Chamber of Commerce for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.A.R. Plenic
Old Fort Frderick
P.m
Hayles
Business & Professional Womens Clubs
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Playground Institute
Coordinating Council and
Playground Board
Presbyterian Church Women's Service Guild
Oak Hill Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dr Herman to Preach at Boonsboro Trinity Church
Dr Theodore F Herman of Theological Seminary Lancaster will preach at Trinity Reformed Church Boonsboro Sunday 10 45 am. He is among three surviving professors who helped train Rev Addison H Groff. Herman speaks at Mt Moriah Church 9 30 am and Christ Church Sharpsburg 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Herman
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Trinity Reformed
Christ Church, Sharpaburg
Miss Sprecher Marries Baltzley In Trinity Lutheran Church
A June wedding will be held at 4:30 PM in Trinity Lutheran Church as Miss Jane Keller Sprecher becomes Mrs. Albert L. Baltzley. The ceremony features Madonna lilies, organ recital, and a vow exchange watched by relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jane Keller Sprecher
Omer D. Sprecher
Albert L. Baltzley
O. F. Baltzley
View Street
H. A. Fesperman
Simon
B. G. Miller
Goonsboro
Charles Cassel
Hono
Elizabeth Norris
Annapolis
Louise Fiery
Janet Baltzley
Annette Reynolds
Katherine
Fesperman
Marvin Jacobs
William Schlosser
Daniel Sprecher
Roderick Reed
Rustell McConnell
Salem Avenue
Sprecher
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore and Beavers College
Jenkinstown
Antietam Street
Baltzley
Maryland Theatre
Community Center Outing Plans Summer Activities
Members of the Mt. Briar Community Center held a recent outing atop Washington Monument on South Mountain. They planned summer events including a Friday playground period from 1 to 6, then indoor activities of singing and games, with Mrs. Taylor the director in charge and many attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Briar
Weiher
Washington Monument
South Mountain
Chester
Melvin
Betty
Katherine Smith
Olle Perkins
Austin
Chauncey Rohrer
Pegey Miller
Mary
Gerald Metz
Leon
Lance Abbott
Ernest
Harold Ferguson
Garfield
Louise
Gladys
Catherine Holmes
Gwendolyn McCoy
Elizabeth
Josephine
Frances Farrie
Garland
Maxine
Robert Abbott
Bertha
Theda
Velma
Pauline
Margaret
Richard
Grimm
Martha Eaton
Preston Buck
Margaret Louise
E. S
E. L. Myers
Neil Fales
Gene Younkina
Austin Reynolds
Augustine
Louise Schildtknecht
C. H. Winter
Keneth Smith
Hazel
Crystal Shower Honors Mrs. M. W. McClellan Bride
Mrs. M W McClellan, formerly Miss Catherine Rodgers, is honored at a crystal shower hosted by Mrs Kenneth Smith and Mrs Gerald Bast in Boonsboro. Guests include Mrs Robert Ecker, Mrs Elizabeth Stuart, Mrs John Benedict, Mrs Dewitt Bowen, plus several Misses and Mrs Lawrence Holter of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Kenneth Smith
Gerald Bast
Boonsboro
Evelyn Fritz
Catherine Pryor
West Side Avenue
M. W. McClellan
Catherine Rodgers
Bridge
Robert Ecker
Elizabeth Stuart
John Benedict
Dewitt Bowen
Doris Martin
Helen Sandower
Madaline Fisher
Ivy Fisher
Evelyn Rodgers
Lawrence Holter
Frederick
Baltzley Sprecher Wedding Dinner Held Before Rehearsal
The Baltzley Sprecher wedding party was entertained at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Omer D Sprecher of Salem Avenue the evening prior to the rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer D. Sprecher
Salem Avenue
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Segaie
Misa
X-Ray Rikte
WN. E. Gov. Public Square
Women’s
L. & B. Hat Shop
Arrow's
Arrow Shoe
Hagerstown Bakery
Fenidtews
Medeos
Mighty Abeorbent
Leiter Brothers
Mrs. R. A. Schellhase
Washington
Col
R. L. Yearsley
Florida
Grey Gables Apartments
George A. Bell
North Potomac Street
Springfield
Julia Schindel
Broadway
C. M. Huddle
Smithaburg
England
Scandinavia
Italy
Europe
A. K. Baskette
G. B. Alexander
Pennsylvania Avenue
Daniel Gurney
Fountain Head Heights
Jamestown,n
Kieffer Hall
Gertrude Skiles
Jane Annan
Ruth McLean
Pemaquid Point
Maine
Myle S. Downey
Teader
J. Spangler Kieffer
Elizabeth Kiemer
John Everhart
Patsy Schindel
Lorraine Hamburg
First Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Hood College
Orville France
Camden, N. J
Mrs. Thurman L. Lindsay
Mrs. Granville B. Jacobs
Short Hills
N. J
Johanna Schuster
Rosa Schuster
West Washington Street
South Prospect Street
Donald Haugh
Clearspring
Western Maryland College
Westminster
A. J. France
West Church Street
A. M. France
Parkton, Md
Harry T. Brewer
Hamilton Boulevard
David Brewer
Cincinnati
Mins Innes Boyer
Potomac Avenue
Thomas W. Baldridge
Winchester
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Oakland
Calif
Harvey H. Heyser, Jr
Yale University
New Haven, Conn
Jean Tenney
Margaret Kohler
Margaret Witherup
Mary Murray
Cumberland
Mator
University of California
Berkley
Tenney
University
Frank Ryan
New York City
Prto Rico
Hugh N Garver
Summit Avenue
A. D. Rowland
Fred Brumgraber
Freddie
Newark
X. 1
John Mills
Fairplay
Willie Ridenour
Nan Kerlen
Fred H. Kremer
William A. Tanner and Son
Chappaqua, N. Y
Mrs. C. Titus Mentzer
North Mulberry Street
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Callanan
Roanoke, Va
D. 8. McClain
Winter Street
Leo H. Miller
Edwin Miller
Allen Myers
Aaron H. Horst
International Kiwanis Club
San Francisco
George Cripts
George
Cleveland
Ohio
Cripts
P. L. Russell
Oliver B. Gordon J
Peggy
New Haven
Anna Hawlett
Helen Sprankle
Broadfording
Harold Johnson
Chicago
Carl K. Calhoun
Bryan Place
Ralph Weighbarger
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
Constantine Economon
Peter N. Samios
Glenn S. Wieland
Bobby
College Park
Joshua Messersmith
Fort Hill, Okla
J. W. Messersmith
Sidney Ulfelder, Jr
Mexico City, D. F
Alexander
Boy
Camp Snoquipe
Baltimore Church
University of Maryland
Department ‘of
Dairy Industry
Iowa State
Long
East
Alsatia Club
Dr. Herman
Mr. Baltzley
Trinity
Columbia Bualesa College
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