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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1936

Page

3

Hostess at House Party Brings Notable Guests to Springfield

Elizabeth Humric hosts a weekend house party in Springfield at her grandfather the late William Humirichouse's home. Guests include Margaret Woods Jane Parker Mary Lewis Mayer Hazel Sterret Samuel Woods and J A Sayler Jr. Others attend are James Woods Andrew Parker Ralph Parker and J A Sayler Jr. Mrs William D Byron plans a supper party and dance in Williamsport to honor the guests.

Mises Elizabeth Humcrichouse Springfield William H. Humirichouse Margaret Woods Jane Parker Lewistown Mary Lewis Mayer Philadelphia Hazel Sterret Hot Springs James Woods Andrew Parker Ralph Parker Samuel Woods Red*Bank J. A. Sayler, Jr Baltimore William D. Byron Williamsport

Martinsburg Girl to Give Recital at First Baptist Church

Mrs. Marie McCord Grantham of Martinsburg presents Dorothy Hoffman a young Isrie soprano at 8 o'clock Monday evening in a recital at Martinsburg First Baptist Church. Hoffman is among West Virginia’s promising young artists, under eighteen, who sang weekly on radio last summer and recently appeared as soloist in Hagerstown during Music Week.

Marie McCord Grantham Martinsburg Dorothy Hoffman Isrie Soprano First Baptist Church Miss Hoffman West Virginia Hagerstown

Birth Announcement for Richard Monros Crause Jr

Mr and Mrs Richard M Crause announce the birth of a son Richard Monros Crause Jr on June 2 in this city Mrs Crause is the former Miss Meda Mae Malott of Williamsport Visitation tonight The Queen Esther Chapter No 5 Order of Eastern Star will entertain state officers with a reception and program at the Masonic Temple at 145 PM

Richard M. Crause Richard Monros, Jr Crause Meda Mae Malott Williamsport Queen Esther Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Local Personal Notices Highlight Area Socials and Travel

Mrs C W Lindsay is slowly improving at 203 West Side. Mrs W T Jesson on Magnolia returns from Gasport NY with Miss Pearl Hillman as guest. Numerous residents travel to Baltimore Cincinnati Dallas and New England for visits and camps.

C. W. Lindsay West Side Avenue W. T. Jesson Magnolia Avenue Gasport XN. Y Pearl Hillman

Helen Spangler Whirlwind Shower Before Trinity Lutheran Nuptials

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Henneberger hosted a miscellaneous shower at Fairground Avenue in honor of Miss Helen Spangler. The groom elect Glen Hall and Miss Spangler will wed at Trinity Lutheran Church at 7 40 pm tomorrow. A large white umbrella hid gifts including a floor lamp from Hagerstown Shoe and Logging Company. Guests shared games refreshments and a huge wedding cake as the event concluded.

Alfred A. Henneberger Fairground Avenue Helen Spangler Glen Hall Trinity Lutheran Church Pauline White Ruby Keplinger Evelyn Johnston Louise Foltz Melva Nunamaker Louise Dellinger Isabel Myers Maude Martin Josephine McKee 0. W. Dellinger Lauren Potter Don Moats Glen Brown Kenneth Sinn Paul Lighter Donald Perry Beckler Spangler Altired Jr

Flower Show Held by Beaver Creek Homemakers Club

Members of the Beaver Creek Homemakers Club hosted a flower show at Mrs. H. S. Grossnickle’s home. Project demonstrators presented arrangements and prizes went to Mrs. C. R. Pallissrove, Mrs. H. S. Grossnickle, Mrs. H. K. Newcomer, and Mrs. C. J. Startzman. A picture study of Niagara Palis was shown and Mrs. C. H. Funk reviewed Anne Lindbergh’s North to the Orient.

Beaver Creek

Lawn Supper Draws 250 To Smith Home Garden Event

About two hundred fifty people attended the Women's Club supper in the garden of Mr and Mrs R Paul Smith at Fountain Head Heights. Tables were set outdoors with mixed flower decorations and colored lighting. Card tables hosted by Miss Edna Smith and led by Mrs Robert Carder featured doubles, while Mrs S B Riley and club committees organized the event.

R. Paul Smith Fountain Head Heights Edna Smith Robert Carder S. B. Riley

Young People Attend Lynchburg Religious Education Conference

Misses Onieta Crosswhite Elizabeth Adams Jane Fletcher Thelma Mauzans and Harlan Stine represent the Young people of the First Christian church at the Summer conference of religious education held at Lynchburg College in Lynchburg Virginia. This is the second conference for Crosswhite and Stine.

Onieta Crosswhite Lynchburg College Lynchburg Danville Gladys Clutter Mary Gravely Elizabeth Adams Jane Fletcher Thela Ma Mauzans Harlan Stine The First Christian Church Crosswhite

Growers Forecast Good Apple Crop in West Virginia

Martinsburg reports the West Virginia Horticulture Society expects an encouraging apple price outlook. Growers anticipate about BG carloads to be shipped this week as fellow transportants fetch about 3 12 dollars per unit. President Harry W. Miller Sr plans a August orchard visit to Hampshire county.

Martinsburg W. Va West Virginia Horticulture Society Harry W. Miller, Sr Paw Paw Hampshire County

Golf Victors To Be Dance Guests

The Cumberland Country Club and Fountain Head teams will face off in a weekend golf match then celebrate with a joint dance. This marks the twentieth meeting of the two neighboring Maryland clubs with an orchestra, dancing, and no subscription charge.

Cumberland Country Club Fountain Head Maryland Carl Stonebraker Fountain Head Club George S. Humphrey Cumberland

Cow injures man amid milking in Hinton

P Pot of Hinton West Virginia was shot when his cow backed into a sunlit area causing the animal to discharge a weapon. Pot reports the wound is not serious and the incident occurred during milking.

Hinton W. Va P. Pot

Marriage licenses listed for multiple couples across several towns

The marriage license notice lists numerous couples with ages and residences including Alvin S. Myers and Katherine E. Reed from Sharpsburg and Hagerstown respectively, Merle B. Henry and Eleanor M. Ward from Huntingdon and Harrisburg, plus others from Freeport, Neville Island, Coraopolis, Minerva, Mt. Jackson, Orkney Springs, Harrisburg, Williamsport, and more, reflecting a broad regional record.

Alvin S. Myers Sharpsburg Katherine E. Reed Hagerstown Burton C. Spielman Freeport Hdna M. Forsythe Merle B. Henry Eleanor M. Ward Huntingdon Clinton Spickler Joseph Glenn Minerva Rodgers Harrisburg Roy L. Sigler Mt. Jackson Helen E. Funkhouser Orkney Springs Harry Gruber Jeanette A. Stone Henry B. Stains Richmond Furnace Hazel M. Jones Chambersburg Jess W. Brown Ella M. Straitiff Williamsport

Surprise Birthday for Ethel Jenkins in Sharpsburg

Mr and Mrs G C Jenkins hosted a surprise party at Sharpsburg pike in celebration of their daughter Ethel’s 14th birthday. Guests included Misses Jean Kershner Fern Kershner Martha Joyce Hoffman Alta Peyton Ivy Mumma Myrtle Mumma and Leona Jenkins.

G. C. Jenkins Sharpsburg Pike Ethel Jean Fern Kershner Martha Joyce Hoffman Alta Peyton Ivy Myrtle Mumma Leona Jenkins

Lawn Wedding This Afternoon at The Terrace

The wedding of Nancy Lee Norment and Winton de Ruyter Woods will be held at 4 30 this afternoon on the Norment lawn The Terrace with Rev Dr Scott R Wagner officiating The couple will reside at 3028 Porter Street N W after a trip to New York and Connecticut Nancy is a University of Maryland graduate and Woods an attorney in the Department of Agriculture.

Richard B. Norments Nancy Lee Winton de Ruyter Woods A. F. Woods Berwyn Scott R. Wagner Zion Reformed Church Kenneth Stone Baltimore Joan Norment Mary Cornelia Keller Washington, D. C Janet Cartee Mark W. Woods New York Connecticut Porter Street N. W Washington Norment University of Maryland Woods Southeastern University Department of Agriculture

Picnic Marks Local Anniversary Celebrations

A picnic at the swinging bridge near Lappans celebrated the thirty-eighth, thirty-fifth, thirteenth, fifth, and third wedding anniversaries of local couples. Guests from Hagerstown Keedysville Sharpsburg and Baltimore attended, with games boating and a dinner and supper.

F. W. Bell F. L. Fales H. 8. Munson Milo Cc. Fales Raymond Bell Swinging Bridge Lappans Black Rock Sharpsburg Milo Fales H. S. Munson Albert Wolfe Hattie Hutchings Paul Fales May Ridenour Severn Fales Isabella Woods Clark Fales

Reunion and Party Held by Slicks on Father's Day

A family reunion and party was hosted at the Slick home near Beaver Creek to honor Elmer Slick. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Slick and numerous relatives from Waynesboro and Baltimore, such as Charles Slick, Roger Slick, Charles Sprecher, William Slick, Claude Slick, Stanley Scadden, Peter Cole, Hattie Swope, Elmer Hor mer, Ellsworth Sprecher, Raymond Sprecher, Robert Slick, Helen, Donald Scadden, and Mary Sprecher.

Slick Beaver Creek Elmer Slick Charles Slick Roger Slick Waynesboro Charles Sprecher William Slick Claude Slick Stanley Scadden Peter Cole Hattie Swope Baltimore William Smith Elmer Hormer Charles. Ellsworth Raymond Sprecher Robert Slick Hellen Donald Scadden Mary Sprecher

Kiwanis Hear Talk On Better Business Standards

R W Test of the Better Business Bureau of Baltimore spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in Hotel Alexander. He urged truth in advertising, warned against high pressure schemes, and outlined standards for fair practice, dispute settlement, and public information.

Kiwanis Club Hotel Alexander R. W. Test Better Business Bureau of Baltimore Test Starple

Class Reunion Held Yesterday at Beaver Crest

Dr Evelyn Luke hosted the 25th anniversary reunion of the High School class of 1911 at Beaver Crest. Maroon and gold decor, a Lest We Forget program, a memorial by the Meson quartet, vocal by Helen Braly Cavanaugh, and a decorated dining room staffed by Mrs Hugh Babcock, Miss Lois Helm, and others marked the event.

Beaver Crest Evelyn Luke Meson Mesdames Carrie Barnhart Hoffman Bertha Corby Schamel Lena Nekstine Eiler Lela Hildebrand Grossuickle Ciara Hockman Karn Ruth Kemp Butler Rose Knepper Bower Ruth Warner Reed Dorothea Miller Schaff Ruth Middlekauff Buchanan Cecil Fockler Gutelius Bettie Lyons

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