Hindu Wedding Delights Church Social at Strites Home
About 55 members of the B Y P D from Longmeadow Manor and Downsville congregations gathered at Thelma Strite's home near Leitesburg for an Hindu social linked to missions study. Marshall Strite Jr led games, a Hindu wedding was staged by Longmeadow members with Mary Strite as bride, Laban Strite as groom, plus a priest and attendants. Refreshments followed, then a worship service led by Pauline Rowland to close.
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B.Y.P.D
Longmeadow
Manor
Downsville
Thelma and Laban Strite
Leitesburg
al Hindu Social
Longmeadow Group
Study of
Missions
Betty Lou Stitely
India
Marshall Strite, Jr
Mary Strite
Pride
Laban Strite
Mark Keener
Charles Byers
Ruth Hollenshead
Genevieve Rowland
Thelma Strite
The
Merry Maids
Martha Petre
Pearl Petre
Pauline Rowland
Eulis Strite
Quiet City Marriage Ties Mary Lushbaugh to Aubrey Taylor
Miss Mary Arlene Lushbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Lushbaugh and Corporal Aubrey Taylor son of James T Taylor of San Saba Texas married yesterday at 6 pm in Christ Reformed parsonage Broadway Fort Lewis station. Rev Harvey A Fesperman officiated in a small ceremony with close relatives. Bride wore light blue dress with red rosebud corsage. she works at the U S Post Office in Washington D C. Bride’s mother wore navy with white accents. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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Mary Arlene Lushbaugh
Lester Lushbaugh
Aubrey Taylor
James T. Taylor
San Saba
Texas
Fort Lewis
Wash
Christ Reformed Parsonage
Broadway
Harvey A. Fesperman
U. S. Post Office
Washington, D. C
Fresh Air children in beeeane
Beeeane Daily Mail redirects care of Mrs. P. M. Helmes for children in need. Public appeal notes mail contact for assistance and support.
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Herald-Mail
P. M. Helmes
Daily Mail
UAW President Praises Cargo Visit With Thomas in Hagerstown
UAW President praised cargo workers and urged voting as essential to democracy. Mayor Richard H. Sweeney welcomed the visitor, calling the city privileged and honored by his appearance. Thomas spoke at the Academy theatre after touring local war industries and addressing a public meeting yesterday afternoon.
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Thomas
Richard H. Sweeney
Hagerstown
Academy Theatre
Uaw-Cio
Money can’t buy faster acting aspirin claim
An advertising copy promotes St. Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at 10c and touts a 100 tablet size for 35c. The ad argues price and availability make it the best value and questions paying more for quicker relief.
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St. Joseph
Labor leader seeks postwar wage relief and jobs
The speaker warns against deflation and argues wage restrictions must ease to match living costs after V E Day. He praises organized labor for arming the nation and vows to secure veterans' jobs, citing GI Bill limits and gaps in government action. He notes area wages lag national average and cites organizing drives in Chambersburg and Waynesboro.
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Thomas
First Concert At Park Last Night
The Hagerstown Municipal Band drew a large crowd at City Park for its first full Sunday evening concert of the summer despite threatening weather. Dr Peter Buys conducted works including his Woodland Scenes Divertissement and Romberg selections, showcasing improved band precision amid a core of veterans and younger players. The program mixed marches popular tunes and ambitious pieces like Niobe and a Romantic Legend by De Robertis. rain briefly interrupted previous plans but not attendance.
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Hagerstown
City Park
Peter Buys
Dr. Buys
Romberg
de Robertis
Niobe
Nine Playgrounds Opening In July In Hagerstown
Nine playgrounds will open for the summer season on July 2 under Mrs. Lee R. Mullendyre. Elmer Poifenberger will direct boys athletics at nine sites including South Potomac Street, City Park, Broadway School, Washington Street, Winter Street, Wheaton Park, Woodland Way, Kemip's Park, and Harristown. Operate 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays in July and August with a trained staff and planned events. Panghorn Park staff not kept this year.
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Hagerstown
Lee R. Mullendyre
Woodland Way School
Elmer Poifenberger
Washington Street School
South Potomac Street
City Park
Broadway School
Washington Street
Winter Street
Wheaton Park
Kemip’s Park
Harrystown
Panghorn Park
Homemakers Club June Meeting Highlights At Parish House
Lappans Homemakers Club met at the Parish House with Vice President Mrs. Frank Barnhart presiding. Demonstrations covered refinishing picture frames and selecting mats and pictures led by Mrs. Harry Printz, followed by a nutrition skit from Mrs. Ernest Bowman and Miss Lilian Peyton. Mrs. Fay Cooper reported $300 in bonds and $12.20 in stamps sold. August 8 was set for the annual picnic.
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Frank Barnhart
Lappans Homemakers Club
Harry Printz
Ernest Bowman
Lilian Peyton
Fay Cooper
Lap pans Club Hosts Peace Meeting With Homemaker Groups
In July the Lap pans Club joins other Homemaker clubs for a peace meeting at the Museum in City Park South Pavilion will host the event with Mrs Frank Barnhart Mrs Nevin Barnhart Mrs Kenneth Harile and Mrs Dyson Kemp as afternoon hostesses at the gathering.
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Lappans Club
Frank Barnhart
Nevin Barnhart
Kenneth Harile
Dyson Kemp
Ration Round-Up
AP notes ration stamp values and validity dates for meats fats and other staples, with Book Four and Book Three stamps, gasoline coupons, sugar, shoes, fuel oil, and firearm safety guidance.
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Associated Press
OPA
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UAW
Pope's Beauty Shop
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Leiter Brothers
T. Z. Starling
John MetGuire
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WPRB
Champersburg
Waynesboro
Cio-Uaw
Starling
William ©. Stevenson
Competitiv Shop
Cio-Uayv
Detroit
Joseph Craig
Homemakers Club
Jock and Key
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pickhams
Harry M. Friedman
Harry's Loan Office
North Jonathan Street
Rudy
Hamilton Corner
I. L. Mills
Matce Crisco
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R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
Washington St
Fleisher
Shortalls
White
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