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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1951

Page

3

Wedding Is Announced At Lutheran Church Cobleskill NY

A local wedding at the Lutheran Church in Cobleskill NY joined Miss Dorothy Lauree Samuelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Mauritz Samuelson of Howes Cave NY to Edward Stephan Pulchlopek son of Mr and Mrs Peter J Pulchlopek of Plainsfield NJ. The Rev Walter Bock officiated with Howard Carpenter as organist and Donald Dessich singing. The couple plans a Canada honeymoon and will reside in Bloomfield NJ.

Pulchlopek Dorothy Samuelson Edward Stephan Pulchiodpek Peter J. Pulcehlopek Plainsfield Walter BE. Bock Howard Carpenter Donald Dessich Charles S. Jacobs Thrington Long Island New York Betty Doehne Drexel Penna Mildred Zetterlere Philadelphia Jessie May Jacob Theodore Siewarga Perth Amboy N.J John E. Samuelson Cableskill Country Club Courie Canada Bloomfield N. J Pulehlopek Haverstown Cobleskill High School Upsala College East Orange The National Savings Bank Albany N.Y Ile Kaiopean Dimont Television Company Clifton, N. 1

Antietam Chapter Hosts Picnic And Readings

Members of the Antietam Chapter of Dale Carnegie International and guests enjoyed a supper at the picnic grounds along Western Pike. Dr. Harold Winder led a program with readings and talks. Mills and Donnelly urged members to recruit new graduates. Next meeting is Tuesday July 3 at the YALC.A.

Antietam Dale Carnegie International Western Pike Harold Winder Dr. Winder Dale Carnegie Hunton P. Mills J. W. Donnelly Yalc.a

Bazaar Ideas Gleaned for Christmas Bazaar Plans

Mrs Frank Wachter and Mrs John Colton visited the June 14 Country Fair at the Church of the Redeemer in Baltimore. St Johns Episcopal Church will hold its annual Christmas Bazaar in November. Wachter chairs the Novelty Table. Colton handles publicity. Rateert Draper co chairs.

Frank Wachter John Colton Church of the Redeemer Baltimore St Johns Episcopal Church Wachter

Brides-Elect Given Shower by Sigma Rho Grad Club

Members of the Sigma Rho Gradate sorority hosted a shower in the Rose Room of the YMCA for two brides elect. Betty Gray will wed Irving R. Easterday on June 21 and Virginia Hook will marry Charles Marker on June 30.

Sigma Rho YMCA Betty Gray Irving R. Easterday Virginia Hook Charles Marker Earth Betty Ginny Jawyer Hurst Phyllis Brewer Phyllis Sehamel Eva Dell Scott Marlene Warden Connie Wastler Jean Roth Nancy Pope Joyce Russell Delores Miner Pat Hebb W. M. Sehamel Sorority Gray Iank

Wedding Present: Choose Bride’s Flat Silver Pattern

Advice urges buyers to match the bride’s chosen flat silver pattern before purchase. It counsels avoiding gifts in an unselected pattern and stresses selecting items that align with the bride’s preference.

Picnic Menu Ideas by Miss Ardath Martin

Summer picnic planning with Miss Ardath Martin Home Demonstration Agent offering menus and prep tips. Recipes include Kabobs Cheese-bobs and baked potato corn on the cob plus Twisters and fruit desserts. Advice covers safe transport of salads and avoiding potato salad spoiling.

Ardath Martin

Emma Jew Downs Leaves Lewes for Vermont Camp Counselor

Miss Emma Jew Downs, a Lewes resident and bridesmaid at a Lindenstall wedding, departs Friday for Vermont to serve as a counselor at Keenwaydisa Camp. The item notes various local visits, hospital news, and social calls among families in Maryland, Virginia, and nearby towns.

Emma Jew Downs Lewes Del Lindenstall Nancy Lee Vaughn Clarence Frederic Sturgis Miss Downs Vermont Songadeewin Keenwaydisa Camp Willoighby Gake Barton

Class Picnic Staged by Church Group Draws Large Attendance

The Personal Workers Class of the Church of the Hrathren held a picnic at City Park last evening with a large turnout. Attendees included Pauline Haulich Mary Sue ter Halen Martin Julia Chambers Maudie Woltrith Alma Doffy Miledred Bromwell Ellen Kline Betty Samler Viola Kauffman Harriett Kauffman Myrtle ayes Bertha Wilhide Lida Wards Viola Grady Alice Bittinger Alma Bowser Grace Mullendore Mina Lowry Sherry Gay Richwine Richard Kauffman.

Church of the Hrathren Grace Mullendore Mina Lowry Sherry Gay Richwine Richard Kauffman

Civitans Stage Picnic At Camphalls Summer Home

The Flagerstown Civitan Club held an evening river picnic hosted by president Thomas Campbell at the Camphallsummer home near Dam No 4 on the Potomac River. Activities included canoeing boating and horseshoe pitching with plans for a box social on June 21 at Washington's Monument led by J Franklin Shank. Donald Tanner was welcomed as a new member.

Flagerstown Civitan Club Thomas Campbell Camphall Sniummer Dam No. 4 Potomac River Cirds Washingren’s

Has Lead Pictured in Jennie Kissed Me at Mountain Theater

Robert Drew is the juvenile lead in Jennie Kissed Me opening the Mountain Theater season tonight. He brings strawhat circuit experience and TV work with Phiten Playhouse and Academy Theater. Reprising faces Eunice Wheston Chloe Pollock and Richard Woods join the company. The 11 week season ends September 1 with Wednesday to Saturday performances. Season tickets are available at Schindel's Ping Store.

Robert Drew Jennie Drew Summer Stack New York Phiten Playhouse Academy Theater Eunice Wheston Chloe Pollock Richard Woods Schindel Ping

Athletic Club To Honor Women Of Good Will Auxiliary

The Women's Auxiliary of the Good Will Athletic Club at 335 Hiberty Street to host a Thursday evening picnic supper for female volunteers who aided the May carnival. The event celebrates their ticket sales and cake duties supporting the Little League Balk Club fundraiser on East Avenue and Mulberry Street.

Good Will Athletic Club Hiberty Street Good Will Little League Balk Club East Avemue Mulberry Street the Mesdames Doris Stevens William Smith Women's Auxiliary Walter Wittingens Jane Kline Winnie Harbaugh Ruth Huntsbury Ralph Funkhouser Virginia Jones Mertie Youns

Navy Mothers Plan Picnic and Hospital Fund Drive

Navy Mothers Club No. 333 outlines a July picnic at Mrs. Meallie Hall Taylorson Farm and a hospital project fund drive. Members and new recruits urged to call Mrs. Iva Lindsay or Commander Mary Ambrose. June 27 meeting hosts updates. A rummage sale and altar cloth dedication are planned, with war time hospital work resumed.

Navy Mothers’ Club No Mra Meallle Hall Taylors I.andins Iva Lindsay Mary Ambrose Winter Street Navy Marine Coast Guard Jelub Rohlj Iya ‘Hindsay Leameander Marie Garver Chapitain Mollie Hall

Birth notices for Sharon Way Shipp and Douglas Park Wetzel

Mrs Shipp announces a daughter Sharon Way born at Martinsburg City Hospital on June 1. Mr and Mrs Wetzel announce a son Douglas Park born at Washington County Hospital. Vivian Ryker was the first Confederate state to adopt secession on December 26, 1860.

Flarman Shipp Martinsburg W. Va Sharon Way Martinsburg City Hospital Russell Wetzel Midway Road Douglas Park Washington County Hospital South Carolina

Dear G C and Jill Split Echoes of Past Cruelty and Hope

A reader asks how to handle Jill the Glamour girl who separated a marriage and now pursues Tom while seeking a new alliance. The adviser explains two problems: Jill’s insatiable vanity and the reader’s buried anger. The guidance urges direct, firm limits and professional help to untangle emotions.

Ban Be O Ben Shim Mve Jit Jai Dill Tom Manta Ous Hushwid Tiaeh Pam Deri Marty Geal Teasy Fiat Jill Sem Tome Lairy Jvs Oro Doran Goa G. C Fly Aires Rens Foven Ostereh Tory Iar

Magnet on Vacuum End Picks Up Tiny Metal Bits

Readers are advised to attach a horseshoe magnet to the vacuum cleaner wand to collect stray metal objects such as paper clips and nails. Sucking them up risks damage. magnets offer a safer, quicker method to clear debris along the path of the cleaner.

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