Miss Bruin Leads U D C Chapter in Hagerstown
Miss Bruin heads the Hud Douglas Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at Anne meeting held in the library. Officers elected include first vice president Dr. J. Forasy Young and treasurer Mrs. Harry Conrad. annual report praised for educational and community efforts. membership 101 with growth since organization four years ago. Founders Roll and Founders Day events noted along with donations and college scholarships. Delegates named for Maryland Division convention at Frederic in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Hud Douglas
United Dangsitery
Confederacy
Yenteriay
Migy Anne Battn Waa
Dra. J. Forasy Young
Mra
H. K. Powles
Ernest Darby
Ed Win C. Fockler
Thomas Hardinges
Harry Conrad
Aon. Smith
Franklin P. Canby
Migw Bruin
Te Chapter
Interia
U. D
Mra. Winn 'T. Marathon
Youung
Canby
Jefferson Davis
Confederate Stater of America
Rachel Shulenberger
Hagerstown
Paul L. Powles
Maryland
Young
Stone Mountain Memorial
Georgia
Fredericl
C. M. Wy
Winter
Mary Moward
Mira Rachel Sim Alenberger
Lee Molor
J. Barlaton Thrapy
J. DB. McLaughlin
Frank Bloupp
Roxana White
Mra. Canby
Inorty
Ferry Wai Farm
Oma
Henry Mina Gottio
Douglas
Clonrapring
Joby
Ryd Beechentaugh
Ferry Hill
Hanks
Fea A. Cobill
Stafford Wi Farm
Newspaper Work Is A Promising Field For Girls
Betty argues that newspaper work, once closed to women, is now opening for them though underpaid and demanding. She stresses innate talent, love of writing, humor, and social skills as essential. The piece extols the excitement and challenges of reporting, noting education is less crucial than intelligence and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Fehl
Chung
Martin
Ile
Oncaea
Urs Zeigler Addresses Williamsport Children’s Week Crowd
Mra Zeigler of Hagerstown spoke to a crowded Williamsport auditorium on Mothers theme as part of the fourth day of Children’s Week at Western Maryland College. Miss Virginia Rel read, a Lutheran quartet sang, and Frances Cottrill soloed. program included talks by Mrs. James Findlay and planned picnicking with ice cream for four hundred children.
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Mra
H. Zeigler
Hagerstown
Williams Fort
Mra. Zeisler
Virginia Rel
Maryland
Ollege
Lutheran Church
Mr. Bink
Willam Neard
Beard Miler
Homer Babylon
Mancha Duckey
Solog
Migs Frances Cottrilt
James Findly
Migerstown
League of Gand
Kottler
Plente
J. Grason Stoffey
The
Children'a Weak Coumilitae
Planning for Flower Show Preface at St Johns Gulheran
Edward Orwald leads preparations for a fall flower show featuring nearly 1000 zinnia and aster plants distributed through St Johns Gulheran Sunday School. Plants are available by request with participants expected to contribute efforts to the show slated for early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
Falara
Edward Orwald
St. John's Gulheran
Linnie
Agtora
Card Tray On the Hill Table For Every House
A note on household items urges a small sliver or car tray with a pad and pencil. It describes a folding pad that forms its own envelope to hold messages, emphasizing practicality and portability for everyday use.
Music at the Wedding of Hammer and Whitmore
Mrs R Paul Smith played Lohengrin wedding march at the marriage of Misa Ruth Hammer and Charles N Whitmore at St Pauls Lutheran Church Walkorayile in Lowlatown Frederick county.
Mise Jessie 2 Cook Weds John I Hammond in Frederick
Mise Jessie 2 and John I Hammond were married Wednesday at 11 am at the Lutherans parish in Frederick. The bride, a Shepherd College graduate and public school teacher in Washington county, and the groom, a machinist for the Babi Mors and Ohio Railroad, reside in the city.
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Mise Jessie
Shari
John I. Hammond
Lutheras Parsmeege
Frederick
A. B. Rupp
Shepherd College
Shepherdesotre
Washington County
Babi Mors and Ohio Railroad
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Mite
Francea Young
Ire I. Young
Bon Charles
Glenn C. Young
Washington
L. ©. Williamson
Iniaw
Milton D. Moore
Misa Esther Young
Holyoke
Mass
M. D. Moora
Misa Vera
Williama of
Grace Dodge Halal
Misa Lewise Reid
Washington Street
Harrieburg
Afra. G. DB
Alexandar
Mise Olive Hood
Mion
Mies
George Ro Bnexard
Funkstown
New York
Yeeres Fites
Potomac Strest
Bethlehem
Eawin Nihber
Broadway
Earl Fagett
Washingtontreet
Conecocheagut
Mr. and
Aire
Miller
Aave
Misa Mabel J. Farthynor
Reta Memorial
Richmond
Ind
John Pegamore
Robert Keepers
Greancantle
Fh, Ankenay
Near
Clearspring
Frank H
Anskenay
Cumberland
Margaret Carneys
Welliuz
Summit Avenue
Hag
Cumberlane
Nina Gertrate Skiles
Harrisburg
Roy Dantor
Oakhil
C. V. Routzahn
Wip Vanal
North Lotvstalreet
Routan van Mie
Mary Fridinger
John B. Wagaman
Buffalo
Fageratown
Deard
Wagnman
Wrohington County Hospital
Clinton Bheeley
Green
Cantle
Mrs
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Thuredey
Rocalis Shrouder
Battimora
Bennie Ankeney
Mlenraprizg
Harry Gow
Castello Hotel
Pen-Mar
George W. Siring
First United Brethren Church
Greencastle
Winona Lake
Inana
Mira Marie Smith
Tra
tiBlkle
Hmlthsburg
Gro
Synodical Luther League
Jaitley Placa Memorial
Luther Ghureh
E. Mise Mavor
Holle Haw
Smbtlsburg
Hi. M. Bebnebley
Clearapring
Agnes Gardener
W. I
Misa Sallie Annerenn
BON Ton
N. Potomac
W. Potonac $i
Oorset
Alice M, Weagly 2
Patomae Strett
Miss Bruin
U.D.C
Fred Brewer
Lacert, Ind
Harry Brewer
Glearapring
Saintol W. Sowers
Hageras Law, Thapenfiing Somehia
Miavkes Sowers
Chearapring
Madame X
R Brothers
Alba
Sha
Vate Lussone Mveka Sid Lmallon
DPM
Suarantes
Avery
Aughiisbaugh Beltine
Wabash Mu
Hane
Potomac
Franklin Streets
Daniel E. Downin
Urs
Zeigler
Williamsport
A. K. McGraw
Ponde- Wie
Horr) Hille
Anne Curth
Mrs. Carol Matingly
A. Sulor
Dagmar
J. L. Brumbaugh
Roanoke
Woman's Missionary Sociely
First Brethren
Antietam
Mulberry
Nrumbaugh
Maryland-Virginia
Ajax Tires
Asco
Asvel
Pride of
Killarney
Hidia Ceylon
Asco Coffee
Tropica
Victor
King Wheat Cereal
Dent of Ua Women's Societies of the Brethren
Church
Lydia E. Pinkham
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pinkham
Lawr
Anna Buri
Norwood Street
Lydia B. Linkham
Meredith
City
Mre
G. A. Gates
Homer Eastern Furnace CO
Kreps, Mgr
Franklin St
Cupid
Arreté
FABER
Franklin
Jonathan
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