Hareratown High School class 1928 reunion
More than 100 attendees marked the 26th annual Hareratown High School class reunion held at the Hotel Alexander on Saturday evening. Invocations, greetings, and prizes highlighted a program honoring alumni and spouses with multiple guests and officers listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareratown High School
Alexander
BK. Russell Hicks
George J. Fisher, Jr
Fred McSherry
Innes Royer
Mary Fleming
John D. Zoutayer
K. Russell Hicks
L. Keller Shank
Paul Raenhart
Joseph Wyand
Genevieve Splehnan
Eimima Ensminger Price
Ruth Ridgely Briddell
Esther Strite Marlow
Marguerite Bowman Boyer
Paul Barnhart
Fred MeShervice
Catherine Miller Coffman
Mae Angle
Raymond Schwinger
Lucille Barner Dennis
Clask
Mac Angle
Dala M. Baer
Mix
Paw Barnhart
Frederick K. Beachley
Doin F. Keplinger
A. Carson Thornburg
Frieda Kiracafe
HB. Geary
Lorraine, Kouitz
And
Aire
Spencer G. Lindsay
M. Kenneth Long
and Myre
Glenn C. Harbaugh
Margaret Marteney
Harold F. Carhbaugh
Thelma Margin
4-H Girls Stage Meeting for Achievements Day
The Huyetts' 4-H Club girls met at the school to finalize plans for Achievements Day on July 17 and 18. A committee was appointed to arrange their fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyetts
Orphanage Saxophone Quartet To Perform Tonight
Ten girls and three boys from the Rvan gelical Orphanage Lew isburg Pa will present a saxophone concert this evening at 8 oclock at Mount Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church in Cearfors directed by Luther W Albert. The same group will play at St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church in Big Pool Wednesday at 8 oclock. The ensemble tours through Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rvangelical Orphanage
Lewisburg
Mount Zion
Homemakers Hear 25th Short Course Reports
Miss Florence Mason of the University of Maryland Extension Service visits Hagerstown with Miss Ardath Martin and Mrs. E. G. Gunderman to plan demonstrations on window treatments for county Homemakers' Clubs. All 16 clubs meet to hear delegates’ reports from the University of Maryland Short Course attended by over 100 Homemakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mason
University of Maryland
Final Program Staged In Keedysville
The Keedysville Community School held closing exercises and a handwork display at the Keedysville School. Rev. Donald R Stonesifer opened with prayer. Students from beginners to intermediates performed Bible stories, songs, and a large world map on Christian missions. Certificates were awarded to 52 students. enrollment was 74 with 63 average attendance. funds raised to aid Korean children totaled 32.78 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville Community School
Ita
Keedysville
Donald R. Stonesifer
Karl J. Varner
Hirle
Mary Kefanver
Jesup
Teruy
James Murfin
Constance Noris
Judy Rohrer
Rely Jane Renner
Donna Clipp
Jean Garnand
Careroll Rohrer
Patsy Earnshaw
Stevie Wyand
Joan Edleblute
Zacchaeus
Jesus
Nicademus
Allen Kline
Elaine Rohrer
Beverly Wapner
Patsy Line
Patsy Farnshaw
Mary Edleblute
Joan Adteblute
Harry Remsburg
Leroy Burtner
Philip Swope
David Livingston
Hisfield
Nornan Kdlehlite
Robert Campbell
Donald Lawman
David Wrand
Warner
Stonesifer
James Raechtel
Jo Ann Waters
Clyde Huntzberry
Patsy Hammond
Howard Renner
Roger Burter
George Snively
Lee Garnand
Keedysville Community
Achao
Free Crochet Pattern Catalog Offers Perk and Mail Order
A vintage advertisement invites readers to order crochet and embroidery patterns from The Hagerstown Daily Mail Household Arts Department. It asks for name, address, zone and pattern number with twenty cents, announcing illustrated patterns and a free pattern brochure. The oddly placed line about a revolving wheel is noted as a literal fact about geometry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Frame
Rockabye
Hagerstown
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Landy Plays Key Role in Washington Bridge Hand
In a national Capital trip Landy clocks a pivotal bridge hand. He declines a heart lead, forces West to shift, then deftly handles diamonds and clubs to fulfill the contract and win the trick set. His tournament-building work shines beside his on-table finesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Landy
Landy
Washington
West
Declarer
South
East
Sandy
West Stich
Heart
Ron O
Hospital Discharges List From Washington County Hospital
A list of patients discharged yesterday from Washington County Hospital includes infant and adult cases: Mrs. David Ridenour and infant daughter Smithsburg. Mrs. Edward Buracker and infant son. Mrs. Edward White of Route 5 Hagerstown. Mary G. Hollar of 835 Florida Avenue. Mrs. John A. Pentz of 829 Lanvale Street. Nancy Lee Pennabaker of 227 Summit Avenue. Mrs. Eugene F. Wood and infant daughter of Thurmont. Mrs. Anna Orcutt of Clear Spring. and Mrs. Charles Milliran and infant daughter of 411 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
David Ridenour
Smithsburg
Edward Buracker
Spruce Street
Edward White
Hagerstown
Mary G. Hollar
Florida Avenue
John A. Pentz
Lanvale Street
Nancy Lee Pennabaker
Summit Avenue
Eugene F. Wood
Thurmont
Anna ©. Orcutt
Clear Spring
Charles Milliran
Weat
Washington Street
Art Clinic to Open at Shepherd College This Week
Miss Lillian Nunn an art consultant from Binney and Smith Company New York arrives Tuesday to assist in an art clinic at Shepherd College The clinic runs today at 1 p m and concludes Friday Latest techniques and materials will be demonstrated RIE types of art studied Mrs Mary J Scanton associate professor of art coordinates sessions June 26 to 29 from 1 to 4 p m in Snyder Science Hall recreation room for ARL 318 one semester hour credit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Nunn
Binney and Smith Company
New York
Shepherd College
Shepherd
Mary J. Scanton
Snyder iSclance Hall
Optimists Hear Film On Courtesy And Club Activities
Fred Shaffer of Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company spoke on telephone courtesy at the local Optimist Club luncheon. President Spence Lindsay announced a board meeting for Tuesday July 3 at 7 20 p m and invited members and wives. The Optimists scheduled junior league game vs Boys Club at City Park Wednesday 6 p m and a bowling match against the Bankers at Panthorn Park Thursday 6 30 p m. Dr L Stephen Noel attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shaffer
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Optimist Club
Hozel Alexander
Charles Rouzer
Spence Lindsay
Charles Henry
Optimists
Boys Clit
City Park
Ed King
Bankers
Panthorn Park
L. Stephen Noel
N. F. Osborne
Yeater
Grange in Maryland Debates National Defense Act Impact
The Grange meets near Lestersburg with 240 members and discusses the National Defense Production Act now under congressional review. Master Van myre presides as U. S. Senators from Maryland and Rep J Glenn Beall are notified. A literary program features music and a fathers and sons talk by Professor B Russell Hicks and Mrs Crickenberger with Crick benberger family guests. The next meeting is set for July 4 at the Meyers home Old Forge Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve Lestersburg Grange
National Grange
Congress
Master van [Myre
Maryland
U. S
J. Glenn Beall
B. Russell Hicks
State Grange
J. R. Crickenberger
Crickenberger
Grange
Clarence
Mildred [Meyer
Old Forge Road
County Teachers Attend Meeting of Maryland Retired Teachers
Washington County delegates returned from a recent Retired Teachers Organization of Maryland meeting held at the YMCA in Baltimore. Attending were Allen Poffenberger president Susan Kershner vice president Emma Burber secretary Lilah Rose treasurer Bertha …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retired Teachers Organization of
Maryland
YMCA
Baltimore
Washington County
Allen Poffenberger
Mise Susan Kershner
Misa Emma Burber
Mise Lilah Rose
Misa Bertha
State President Resignation Accepted and New Election
Miss Ellen Logan's resignation as state president was accepted and E. Houghton of Gurrberland elected to fill the vacancy. Each county chairman will receive a copy of the minutes to be read at the next county organization meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumma
Mia
Lucy Ditto
T. B. H. Bowner
Ellen’ Logan
E. Houghton
Gurrberland
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Landis Coffman
Wilbur G. Stouffer
Olive Myers
Edwin Newcomer
W. Norman Reed
Samuel E. Gordon, Jr
Kreten Reid
C. Orville Briddell
Ruth Ridgely
Pauline Rowland
Max C. Flory
Elsie Sener
John R. Sheiss
Charles W. Sodergren
Coffman Lumber Co
Prospect Street
Meee
Jacoby
Ea&t
Hospital
First Christian Church
Conrad McDonald
Wacus
Naval Eun
James W. Davis
Fairplay
Phyllis Davis
Pfe
William H. Wagus
Edward Wagus
Cumberland
Mamet
Teendatt Benne van. Pres
Scrts
Ater
Studebaker
Bhara
Fleigh Motor Corp
Oak Hill Ave
Tarmil Temp Filser de Chiat
Marper
Ante
Besa Crowe
Tris Mile Pictores
Chicago
Bi-Waakly
Cheyenne Mountain
Biltmore Bowl
Banff
Canadian Rockies
Sarner
U.S
Otvien
Valuss
Rca
Middlekauff
Drug Store
Potomac St
Miller Lumber CO
Wmps
Williamsport
Wetter
Oteiter Brothers
Tec
Amos
Helen Hayes
Hattie Carnegie
Westarn
Claudette Colbert
Fannie Hurst
Schmidt's Blue Ribbon Bread
Alan Karas
Amer
Maget
Tate
Aad
Teleriges
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