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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
6
Social and personal notices celebrate guests at the Beadley Vista Hotel and Wells, announce honeymoons, visits, and arrivals, name new births, campus trips, and engagements, and log outings and club events in Williamsport area society life. Messages include guests from Hagerstown, Martinsburg, and Hagerstown, with several attending the State Druggists convention and university courses.
Miss Mildred Fogle and Lewis A. Kline, both teens with local roots, married at 6 AM in St. John's Lutheran Church. The groom, a Western Maryland Railroad clerk, and bride, daughter of Roy and Mrs. Fogle, began their life together after years of high school romance. A small reception followed at Hill Crest Apartments before a motor honeymoon departure.
Miss Bernaline Zombro married Rev Edward Voorhees at St Mark's Lutheran Church in Xenia Ohio. The groom is from Bloomington and the couple will reside in St Louis Missouri after a brief wedding trip. Attendants included Miss Elizabeth Zombro maid of honor and ushers from Hagerstown Gettysburg and Baltimore. The bride previously lived in Hagerstown and worked with the Washington County Library.
This item traces Lyilia E. Pinkhan’s Vegetable Compound made on a kitchen stove in 1881 and highlights three generations of women relying on the tonic for various ailments. It notes widespread demand across the United States and foreign countries, underscoring its perceived dependability.
An enjoyable surprise party was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ross 647 North Mulberry street honoring the birthday anniversary of their daughter Margaretta. Guests included Naomi ga Grange Paden Catherine Zentmyer Dorothy Huine Jane Baker Gladys Hartman Loretta Houck Anita Rucheitl Larene Ross Lorraine Hoover Ned Hoover Herman Rasy Earsel Houck Uys Fy Rasal and Mrs. John Ress.
A musical program was given last night at the home of Mrs. Charles Gibner West Side avenue by the Grave Class of Grace U C Sunday School for the benefit of the new church fund. Refreshments followed and all joined in chorus playing. A silver offering was taken at the door. Performers included Grace and Vivian Mateer, Mary Rider, Harold Rider, Mrs Albert Snyder, Lawell M Broamatt, Carrie Jones, and Mrs Chas Gibney with readings and solos. The Backward School staged a comedy.
The Women's Club International Garden Fete at Tammany lists a full day of events. Booths will offer snacks and crafts, with dances and the Pageant of the Nations headlining. Participants include Daughters of Parabontas and Red Men, plus numerous local figures and performers.
A charity card party last night at the library hall hosted by local residents featured many games and prizes. Winners included Miss Pali Heese in Five Hundred, Mrs. Rutert Towata for consolation, Peak Suter took first in Five Hundred, and Miss Cavarine Hiren earned the calculation prize. Guests from Ungerstad joined the lively event with Mrs. Miller and others in attendance.
Miss Anda Miller led a May night event after the rehearsal on Summit Avenue for the upcoming wedding of Miss Nadene Zombro and Edward A. Vorhees. The table was decorated with pink roses and yellow carnations. a large wedding cake lit by candles complemented bridal designs in ivory. Guests included bridesmaids Grace Sperow and Elaine Mitziekanft, ushers Robert Beck and others from Baltimore and Indiana.
Mrs J Edward Weller and children Pearl Aliee James and Milo with Mee Wittina Niel return home in this city after a two week motor journey through the flooded districts of Obie and Almole. They visited friends and relatives in Rockford and Getta Town. Mrs James Causher accompanied them and remained with her sister. Pred Ribneh of Rockford, Un.
Glories of Leiler Joy store plans a pieme w at Conomie Park Thursday evening while Clerks of Hays book store host an outing there Friday evening. Miss Lovine Myerty, nurse at Woman's Hospital, Baltimore, visits her sister Mia at Charlea Unite dal, North Prospect St.
Potomace Lodge No 41 hosts Grand Lodge of Maryland officers led by incoming Keanet Master from Baltimore. Talks, parade plans, and facility preparations for July 26 Brederich trip and Ketlows Home dedication dominate as committees organize lodging and reservations. visitors from York and Cleveland attend.
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