Social and Personal News Highlights From Hagerstown
Social notes list visits and travel of residents including Miss Alice Jacques English from Mount Olive with the Jacques family in Smithsburg. Harvard bound Kieffer graduate John Spangler Kieffer is honored. Families from Baltimore, Washington and Frederick visit, travel to Cambridge for Harvard exercises, and attend weddings. Local clubs, church groups, and schools host picnics and dances as residents spend summer with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jacques English
Mount Olive
Lancelot Jacques, Sr
Smithsburg
Juin
Kieffer
Mies
Tua Kieffer
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
John Spangler
Unkept Hands Spoil Entire Effect Ad Page Note
An advertisement urges women to keep hands soft and white for a dainty appearance. It promotes a homemade lotion from squeezed lemon juice in Orchard White to refine skin and improve nail and hand appearance. The copy targets grooming as essential to social impressions.
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Teeloarsa
Dinner at Hagerstown Country Club for Miss Miller and Miss Miller’s Niece
A rehearsal dinner at the Hagerstown Country Club will entertain Miss Prances Miller and Mr Marvin McRadden. Guests include wedding party members and immediate families, with the dinner following the rehearsal.
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Ening
Hagerstown Country Club
Prances Miller
Mr Marvin
McRadden
Entertains Legion Auxiliary at Frederick Street Home
Mrs Carl McCreary hosted the American Legion Auxiliary gathering at her Frederick Street residence yesterday. Guests included Miss Mabel De cument and several others, along with a quiet wedding announcement for Miss Lillian M Tharpe and Robert M Grove of Martinsburg, wed yesterday afternoon at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl McCreary
American Legion Auxiliary
Frederick St
Mabel Decument
Miva
Harry Tarp
Reacher
Florence Breker
Luther Sweigert
Rudy Huhing
Nelle
Margaret McCleary
Neltie Hoover
Lillian M. Tharpe
Robert M. Grove
Martinsburg, W
GM. Hicks
Former Local Girl Heads Reid Memorial Hospital
Miss Mabel Forthman daughter of Mrs. Sarah Forthman of this city has been named superintendent of Reid Memorial Hospital in Richmond Indiana. She has five years with the hospital and earlier served with the Red Cross as a teacher during the war. After training at Washington County Hospital she graduated in 1920 and held posts in Altoona and Johnstown before joining Reid Hospital in 1923. She will assume duties on August 1 directing the nurses training school and hospital business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Forthman
Sarah Forthman
Reid Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Ind
Miss Forthman
Red Cross
Washington County Hospital
Altoona
Johnstown
Reid Hospital
Miss Tappert Weds in London to Morristown Library Leader
Miss Katherine H. Tappert of Morristown New Jersey formerly of Hagerstown married in London on June 2 to Mr Grinnell Willis of Morristown. Tappert was vice librarian of the Washington County Public Library years ago and Willis is president of the Morristown library board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tappert
London
AN J. Library
Katherine H. Tappert
Morristown
N. J
Hagerstown
Grinnell Willis
Tappert
Washington County
Willis
Lbrary
Bride to be given shower in East Baltimore
Miss Blanche Fahrney of East Baltimore was guest of honor at a no surprise shower at the home of Mrs. S. Dorsey Martin at corner Randall Avenue and Locust Street. About 25 guests attended. Miss Fahrney will wed Mr. L. E. Sellman of Hagerstown later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vernon
Washington
Sarah Mish
South Prospect Street
Prank Wy Mish
Blanche Fahrney
Dorsey Martin
Baltimore Street
S. Dorsey Martin
Randolph Avenue
Locust Street
Martin
Tager Dansberger
Asher Edelman
Thelma Matsack
Miss Fahrney
L. E. Sellman
Hagerstown
Silhouette Artist Bellamy Demonstrates Cutting Art
Silhouette expert Marion Bellamy travels from Norfolk to Portland with three children teaching the art of sight and proportion. He claims rare skill in cutting a profile behind his head and says the practice trains rapid facial recognition used in policing. Bellamy, a Virginian veteran of the Spanish American and World Wars, is to display at Rudy's Drug Store before heading to Seattle for a conference.
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Count Murillo
Louly
Academy
Marion S. Bellamy
Mr. Bellamy
George Washington
Pacific Coast
Norfolk
West
Mortland
Ore
Tellamy
Denver
Reb Tumy
Castello
Rudys
June weddings near a record set by license tally
June marriage licenses total 127 this year versus 107 a year ago, with couples listed as 21 with 3, 22 with 19, 23 with 21 and more from Smithsburg Martinsburg Roanoke Pittsburgh Turbotville Hughesville Millville and Shamokin plus Waynesboro and Harrisonburg. Local clerk notes Cupid’s strong bid to break monthly records.
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Dan Cupid
Lester Rutherford
Mary Shutler
Smithsburg
James H. Kirby
Charles Town
W.va
Daisy Brackett
Millville
W. Va
Robert F. Grove
Lillian M. Thrope
Martinsburg
Eugene H. Bing
Pittsburgh
Bessie M. Wills
Roanoke
H. LaRue Reynolds
Turbot Tvile
Ruth Gildine
Hughesville
John Bulgoeis
Hazel Myers
Carl Thomas
Myersville
Ethel M. Miller
Newville
Cecil M. Datin
Mary E.talley
Waynesborn
Wirly G. Law
Ruth MM. Lam
Warrisonburg
Sydney Y. Price
Fay Vv. Huber
Shamokin
John’s Episcopal Church Picnic At City Park
John’s Episcopal Church will hold its annual picnic in City Park Thursday afternoon. A number of games and contests have been arranged by the program committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Lutheran
St. John's Episcopal Church
City Park
Never Let Your Ghile See Fear On Your Face
Olive Roberts Barton argues parents should shield children from fear to prevent lifelong cowardice. She warns against exposing infants to fear through neglect or harmful ideas and emphasizes early mind development shaping responses to danger.
How to raise a fearless child without fear tactics
The passage argues a child should not be punished with fear or isolation for reactions to loud noises or danger. It warns against exposing children to grotesque, malicious, or crime driven stories and against scaring them with imaginary threats like a witch or rag man. It favors gradual, nonpunitive guidance.
Camp Peekaboo Summer Swing in Williamsport News
HM R Whipp, secretary, promotes Do You Recall 20 Camp Peekaboo at Spring Culvert. Charley Maloy is vegetable cook. D K Hull and C W Bower returned from 187 mile Philadelphia trip. Ed Herrmann logged 330 miles without a puncture. HH Meredith marks 20th anniversary as a druggist. A O Murray and S O Neikirik named to plan Fourth of July events for Williamsport. Miss Edna May McCardell wed Frank Scott Leiler at Zion Reformed Church with Laura Darling of Boston as maid of honor and John Dunn as best man.
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D. K. Hull
Charles W. Bower
Philadelphia
Ed. Herrmann
Edna May McCardell
Q. D. McCardell
Frank Scott Leiler
Zion Reformed Church
Laura Darling
Boston
John Dunn
Rev To T Spangler Recalled As Greek Professor
Rev T Spangler of St Pauls B Church is recalled to a Greek professorship at Lev ADO Valley College. The article lists local residents and students including Bert Towers and a band event at Mike High School with prize winners and several names.
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T. Spangler
St. Pauls
B. Church
Lev Ado Valley College
Cochisges
Mike High School
Swere
Heb Oay Dieing
Fein Prank Bank
Charles Markell
Lougie Meredith
George Myers
Benjamin Newcomer
Hide Stortlemser
Willaamt Boaehles
Joe Hilde
Emory Brown
Leeuw Dayhonser
Carl Monk
Edgar Starer
Garreld Sint
Harry Schwinter
Rank Ry
Chautauqua Opens July 7 at Slanerstown
Arrangements for Slanerstown’s annual Chautauqua were set at a YM meeting. Tickets largely distributed with Miss Charlotte Helen chairing sales. Program features Henry Goddard Leach lecture, Jacksonville Boys Band concert, a play starring Miriam Everts, a ventriloquist, and other speakers.
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Slanerstown
Whch
Franwk Woffmeier
Ry Paul Smith
Vf A Thilllinas Web
Schhindeldecher
Weinie Roast Held At Summers Home
A wetnie roast was held at Mrs Dicks summer home near Funks town. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Franklin Mr and Mrs Dicks Mr and Mrs Harry Young Mr and Mrs Lechrone Mr and Mrs Ayeshire Mr and Mrs J W Myers Mrs Brad ies Mr Heck Hazel Weller Renner Ritter Mildred Churcher Daniel Mose Mildred Bradley Bruce Heck Martha Hines Paige Ritter Ethel Bingaman Frank Earnhart Margaret Thompson Carroll Griffit Edna Bingaman Mary Isnede and others. Mr and Mrs Merritt Campbell and Mrs Russell Campbell traveled to Philadelphia Sunday. Mrs Merritt Campbell will stay for several weeks.
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Funkstown
Franklin
Are
Harry Young
Lechrone
Ayeshire
J. W. Myers
Bradies
Mr. Heck
Hazel Weller
Renner Ritter
Mildred Churcher
Daniel Mose
Mildred Bradley
Bruce Heck
Martha Hines
Paige Ritter
Ethel Bingaman
Frank Earnhart
Margaret Thompson
Carroll Griffit
Edna and Margaret Bingaman
Mary Isnede
Infanta Beatrice Possible Entry in Handicap Event
A new picture of Infanta Beatrice, daughter of King Alphonse of Spain, suggests she may enter the handicap for the hand of WW. I. TF, the Prince of Wales.
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Tuner
Beatrice
Alphonse
Spain
WW. I. TF
Prince of Wales
Miss Eloise Douglas Weds George Hmlin Graham
Miss Eloise Douglas of Washington D C niece of Dr OQ Thew Ragan of Hagerstown married in Washington on Saturday June 18 to George Hmlin Graham of Washington They visit Dr Ragan in Hagerstown now Mrs Graham daughter of John Wyeth Douglas and well known in Hagerstown She is Holton Army School graduate Their home is in Colorado Springs They will reside in Washington
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Eloise Douglas
Washington
D.C
Thew Ragan
Hagerstown
George Hmlin Graham
Graham
Dr Ragan
John Wyeth Douglas
Holton Army School
Miss Edith Fulde Hosts Cards At Terrace Home
Miss Edith Fulde daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Fulde entertained at dinner and cards at her home on The Terrace Her guests included Misses Dana and Alice Miller Mar Diehl Heilman Maris Altenderfer Pegsy Hess Paula Kieffer and Martha Moller John Wolfinger of Leitersburg underwent surgery for utensil removal performed by Dr R McDowell at Keedysville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Fulde
J. C. Fulde
Tho ‘Terrace
Dana
Alice Miller
Mar. Diehl Heilman
Maris Altenderfer
Pegsy Hess
Paula Kieffer
Martha Moller
John Wolfinger
Leitersburg
R. McDowell
Keedysville
Javanese Noble’s Six Weddings Prompt Outsized Costs
A nostalgic aside notes a Javanese noble marrying five daughters and one son in a single ceremony while lamenting the social and financial ripple for families here. The writer jokes about the burden of weddings, caterers, florists, and entertainment, imagining the pagoda lit by porch swings during April moonlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Java
Enjoyable Social at Maugansville in honor of birthday
An enjoyable party at the home of Arv and Mrs Raymond Buterbaugh near Maugansville celebrated Arv Buterbaughs birthday anniversary. Guests included Nettie Buterbaugh Harry Black Ira Buterbaugh Elgin Ross Ethel Buterbaugh of Chambersburg John Buterbaugh of Greencastle Rankin Buterbaugh Lantz Md Roy Detrich Raymond Buterbaugh and their children Rhoda Alvirta Osella Irene Heldis Lena Mary Esther Detrich Lorraine Junior Ross Jay Harold Buterbaugh. Announced yesterday that Bundle Day for Near Hast Relief would be held Tuesday June 28 with garments collected by truck and collection at the Y.
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Arv
Raymond Buterbaugh
Maugansville
Ar. Buterbaugh
Nettie Buterbaugh
Harry Black
Ira Buterbaugh
Elgin Ross
Ethel Buterbaugh
Chambersburg
John Buterbaugh
Greencastle
Rankin But
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