Marriage of Miss Amy Fahrney and Malcolm Long
Miss Amy Fahrney daughter of Dr F D Fahrney and Malcolm A Long son of LD Melvin Long were married yesterday afternoon by Rev A B Miller. Mrs Clinton Travinger and daughter left for Pen Mar to occupy their cottage for the summer. Miss Marion Fiery has returned to Hagerstown after Pratt Institute graduation and will take post graduate course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy L. Fahrney
F. D. Fahrney
Hamilton Boulevard
Malcolm A. Long
Melvin Long
A. B. Miller
Marion Fiery
Hagerstown
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
Municipal Band to Perform Mid-Week Concerts at City Park
Mrs. A Roy Phillips of Greencastle visits parents Mr and Mrs D A Sneckenberger in Paramount this winter. James R Wheelock directs the Municipal Band and the first mid week concert at City Park is set for this evening.
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Mrs
A. Roy Phillips
Greencastle
D. A. Sneckenberger
Paramount
James R. Wheelock
City Park
Hagerstown Beats Shippensburg 6 to 0 in Opener at Athletic Park
Franklin Phreaner, Gear and Joseph Newcomer, with Sidney Miller, started in a canoe from Williamsport to Harper's Ferry. Walter Doub returns to Beaver Creek from Washington and Lee University. Reward offered for James Hammond, 16, apprentice tailor, last seen after fleeing the subscriber. Williamsport area warned to beware harboring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Phreaner
Gear
Joseph Newcomer
Sidney Miller
Williamsport
Harper's Ferry
Hagerstown
Shippensburg
Athletic Park
Walter Doub
Beaver Creek
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
James Hammond
Mrs Parker to Speak on Music Appreciation at Shepherd College
Mrs Florence Williams Parker, an accomplished musician, will give a talk on music appreciation and render several solos at Shepherd College in Shepherdstown West Virginia on Wednesday morning. She has recently given recitals in Washington and Baltimore. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Williams Parker
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Parker
Washington
Baltimore
RosS S Gordon hosts dinner in Greencastle area
Greencastle June 20 Ross S Gordon entertained twenty five friends at his south of town home. Mrs John Henneberger and infant daughter returned from Waynesboro Hospital to East Baltimore street. Miss Mary MacPatton of Philadelphia plans Europe summer travel. Virginia Shook wed Robert Moon at La Cartes Texas. They will reside Fort Riley Kansas City Missouri. Mrs Helen G Raby dies at 31, survived by husband six children and parents, funeral at Waynesboro First VB Church and interment Green Hill Cemetery.
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John Henneberger
Waynesboro Hospital
East Baltimore Street
Mary MacPatton
Philadelphia
Town
Europe
Virginia Shook
Robert Moon
LaCartes
Texas
Shook
Ralph Shook
D. Z. Shook
Fort Riley
Kansas City
Helen G. Raby
Stephen W. Staley
South Carlisle Street
VU. & Church
Waynesboro
V. B
Green Hill Cemetery
Luther Bible
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
William Bowman
Fairmont
W. Va
Bowman
Virginia Pensinger
West Madison Street
Eighth Annual Commencement at Hagerstown High School
Fairplay graduates received certificates at the Eighth Annual Elementary Schools ceremony held at Hagerstown High School. About five Fairplay students were admitted to high school with remarks by Dr. W. S. Hess and Supt. B. J. Grimes. Chas Snyder accompanied the group. many May participants were listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
Hagerstown
New Hagerstown High School
Fairplay School
W. 8. Hess
Supt
B. J. Grimes
Bernice Mumma
Mildred Thomas
Jane Trone
Leona Marmaduke
Helen Davis
Chas. H. Snyder
Welby Hennesy
Rosemary Burtner
Wanda Miller
Coolidge vows continued aid for disabled veterans
President Coolidge writes to the Disabled American Veterans to thank the group for aiding wounded veterans and pledges ongoing government compensation and support. He sent the message for reading at the national convention in El Paso Texas on June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Coolidge
Favor Shipway From Great Lakes To Atlantic Sway
A committee of business and public interests in six New England states endorses constructing a shipway from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic via the St Lawrence river, aiming to link inland shipping with ocean routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
United States
Canada
Great Lakes
Atlantic
St. Lawrence River
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Rest Haven Cemetery
Stw
Washington St
New York
Vyvomen
Emerson
Merson
Schindel-Rohrer & Co., Inc. Wholesale Distributors
Studebaker
Custom
Fa. B
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Oak Hill Avenue
Gluyas Williams
Ross S. Gordon
Gardner Moats
Gardner 8S
Moats
Fred Judd
Leonard Showe
Carl Smith
Jack Hernesy
Gerald Miller
Viola Moats
Virginia Showe
Glen Davis
Wyatt Moats
Roger Sprecher
Eddie Berger
Norman Emmert
Towson
State Normal School
Ethel Emmert
McClellan Long
Fred Long
Hershey
Charles Zeigler
Funkstown
Brown Long
Raymond
Blanche
Omer
Lawrence
Downsville
Clellan Long
George Smith
Lee
Anna’ Mary Drury
Howard Drury
Wagerstown
Emmert Sperow
Martin Cramer
Lillie Emmert
William Rohrer
George Baker
C. D. Coffman
Coffman
Rowland Reichard
Frank Davis
Harry Davis
Mnalike Aths
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Fairplay
Clorox
Monty
Hagerstown Motor CO
E. Washington St
Firestone
OPP
U. S
P. Co
Ime
Ma Buzz
Aan
Rosa Rassa
Giacomo Rimini
Rosa Raisa
Chicago Civic Opera Association
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