Miss Lowman to Lead YMCA Girls Summer Program
Miss Barbara Lowman of Williamsport will head the summer program for girls at the YMCA opening Monday and running through vacation months. She holds Red Cross senior life saving and water safety credentials and is a Maryland University alumna. Sue Fors assists. Ralph Lewis leads the boys program with Robert Feaster and Douglas Mork aiding. Activities include daily swimming in the new Vo pool, gym play groups, Tuesday camping, weekly trips, and crafts, under guard of Lowman and Fors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowman Hols
YMCA
Ite
Miss Lowman
Miss Fors
State Board of Health
Harrisburg Rotary Club Dinner Marks Fourth Anniversary
Local Rotarians attend the Harrisburg Rotary Club celebration at the Zembo Mosque Harrisburg Pa Monday evening with guests including Philip Lovejoy Rotary International general secretary and Glenn Mead former Rotary International president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Paul Smith
Paul &. Gruber
Odello Weiter
Eugene Iberts
Elmer N. Funkhouser
Frank Leiter
Jebn Miller
Harrisburg Rotary Club
Zembo
Harrisburg
Spraker
Philip Lovejoy
Rotary International
Glenn Mead
Cooking Hint for Tender Young Goose or Gosling
A cooking hint notes that a young ready dressed fowl such as a goose or gosling is best roasted. It praises its tenderness, pliable bill, and easily dented windpipe with a flexible breast. Oven roasting is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
rooRe
Gosling
Olive Branch Picnic by Keedynville Eastern Star Chapter
Olive Branch Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a Friday evening picnic at Shafer Memorial Park in Boonsboro. Gamen and prizes were awarded to Merk, Donald Gantz, Patricia Harnshaw, Jean Garnand, and Mary Ann Gantz. Magis acts were performed by Professor Zourant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Branch
Order of the Eastern Star
Keedynville
Shafer Memorial Park
Boonsboro
Merk
Donald Gantz
Patricia Harnshaw
Jean Garnand
Mary Ann Gantz
Magis
Professor Zourant
Raymond Kaentzel
Hugh Ford
David Rodex
Miss Hahn Weds Gilmore Stitely In Waynesboro Church
Miss Wanda Flain daughter of Mr and Mrs John Flain of Smiths Diy became the bride of Gilmore Stitely a Fleet Marine son of Mr and Mrs Jassie Stitely of Waynesboro Pa in a quiet Friday ceremony at St Pauls Methodist Church Oils effy Rev J Turnbull Spicknall officiated. The bride wore a white sheer dress with a white hat and a red rosebud shoulder corsage. Maid of honor Miss orig Wil Tide of Waynesboro appeared in a pink dimity dress with white accessories and pink rosebud corsage. David Hahn of Waynesboro acted as best man. The bride is a 19h graduate of Smithshore High and will work at The Arcade Theater in Waynesboro. The groom attended Waynesboro schools and recently left for California to join the Fleet Marines overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Flaln
John Sialin
Smiths Diy
Gilmore Stitely
Fleet Marines
Jassie Stitely
Waynesboro
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Pr J. Turnbull Spicknall
Orig Wil Tide
David Hahn
Hbridegroom
Ison
Smithshore
Convertible Costume Pattern Offer Amid Fashion and Oyster Decline
An advertisement for Convertible Costume Pattern No 3026 offers sizes from 1B to 20 with mail order form and special handling. The notice promotes patterns for spring outfits and vacation wear while a separate late item notes Chesapeake Bay oyster catches shrinking from 15 million bushels in 1884 to about 6 million today.
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le Art i
Tattern Bureau
Magerstown
Daily Mall
Chelsea Tathon
New York
SOY Pattorns
Fest Claes
Chesapeake Bay
Miss Lois Smith Honored Guest Before Wedding
Miss Lois Elizabeth Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs R Paul Smith Fountain Mead Heights is named an honored guest among this month brides elect. Her upcoming marriage to Mr Richard Kerrison son of Mr Lee R Tharrison and the late Mrs Clarrison will be held Saturday at Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church with a reception at Fountain Head Country Club. Mrs Richard C Willson and others hosted a miscellaneous shower in her honor at Willson’s Hamilton Boulevard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Elizabeth Smith
R. Paul Smith
Fountain Mead Heights
Miss Smith
Richard Keearrison
Lee R&r. Tharrison
Clarrison
Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Fountain Head Country Cilub
Harry Ramboof
Winchester
Cypress Street
lGruber
Mes
Thomas
Kaylor
Carol Sheldon
Edward Miller
Wilmington
Det
Don Russell
Lea Patton
Charleston
W. Va
Robert ,Logan
William Marsh
Doah Stoner
Washington, D. C
Henry Startzman
Baltimore
Janet Riverline
Poly Smith
George Gardes
Robert Wallace
Guy Ford
Marsada Yeakle
Myers Dawn Birthday Party Held At Charlton Home
The Myers residence lawn in Charlton hosted a Sunday party from 2 to 7 pm honoring Mrs. Ida Hawbaker of Ingers ton. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers and many locals who enjoyed floral decor, a lily pool fountain, a three tier cake, and a celebratory supper.
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Myr
Roy BR. Myers
Charlton
Ars. Ldn
R. Hawhaker
Mgerstawn
Tohildren
Ida J. Stawbaker
William
Tedvick
Edna BK. McAllistey
J. Karl Miles
Victor P. Clark
Christopher B. Hawbaker
Roy KE. Myers
Ray McAllister
Mike
Belly Louw Hawhaker
David Miles
Judy Miles
Earl Hawhakey
Roger Miles
Miss Grove Is Honored Queen at Job’s Daughters Installation
More than 100 people attended a ceremony at the Masonic Temple last evening to install new Job’s Daughters officers. Retiring queen Sally Warner helped install corps officers. JoAnn Greve named as honored queen, with Joan Lee Ruffle and Patricia Schmidt among the new officers. Moonlight cruise to Baltimore set for Friday June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job's
Panehters
Masonic Temple
Sally Warner
Corp Asi
Paide
Norma Jean Pearce
Nain Saylor
Patricia Mimerson
Barbara Lowin
Fmior
JoAnn Greve
Joan Lee Ruffle
Patricia Schmidt
Joycee Kietzel
Barbara Lumin
Sue Ellen Cushen
Coleen Bryans
Dorothea Carbaugh
Nadine Wolfe
Jownne Creh
Jean Griffith
Pat Pearson
Betty Potter
Rny Younkins
Russell Urich
Robert Carbaneh
Albert Warner
Reno Powell
Ro Schmidt
Werbert Schlodterbeck
Thayerstown
Baltimore
Women Golfers Win Brassies At Fountain Head Course
The club women golfers held a two flight 18 hole match at Fountain Head Country Club yesterday. Mrs Mowen led the first flight with ten points and claimed the Brassies prize while Emerson Thomas and Mia Niplicks tied for second with 21 points. The Nihlicks and Brassies totals shifted standings as Mrs Richard Wantz won the Maronic Temple prize by bus at 6 o clock in the evening. The next day Cumberland Country Club will host a bus departure at 7 am for an away match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Emerson Thomas
Roy Mowen
Mowen
Love Tha Oo Nata Ennui Uta Tae
Fountain Head Country
Whayne Funk
Edward
William By
Rocha
Thomas
Brassies
Richard G. Wantz
Robert Harper
Hrassien
Mra. Harper
Brasaion
Niblicke
Cumberland Country Club
Hospital Release Lists Local Discharges From Washington County
The article lists discharged patients from Washington County including Wilda M. Miller Betty J Kiino and Mrs Rusell L Wetzel among others with addresses on Guilford Avenue Went,Sida Avenue Medway Road Summit Avenue Virginia Avenue and a baby. It notes about 40 carloads of paint to cover the quin Mary project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Heapétat
Wilda M. Miller
Masgepeville
Craig
Gregory NeCivat
Jean Guilford
Betty J Kiino
Sida Avenue
Myre
Paul J
Candlaang
Lofantaoa
Guilford Avenue
Ruasall L. Wetzel
Infant, Son
Medway Road
Edward T. Schindal
Summit Avenue
Edward W. Arthur
Virginia Avenue
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Barbara Lowman
Willamsport
Ingocial Ymca
Man
Mano Swartz
the Style Shop Public Square
Miss Hahn
Marty
Potomac Street
Great Britain
Elizabeth M. Grimes
Mh V. Tauver
Hamilton Boulevard
Scotland
Britain
London
Harrison-Smith
Hagerstown
Myers Dawn
Miss Grove
East Side
New Weston
Georer Sithr
Gradlualion Feillws
Breyers
Havor
Hale Gallon
Holt
Wirkhaim
Moller Ave
Hagerstown, Md
Edwin W. Enelis
Mra. R
GRAND
Rug
Tria
Af Hh
Enhard mMetrres
Andres Noi
Fiudppes
Ares Clareene Myers
WIA
Shnnel Primi Ps
Dr Wat OK
Werald
Maewen Furniture CO
South Potomac Street
VO Oicht
Diane Dich
Elas
Potomac ST. Hagerstown, MO
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