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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

28 Jun 1939

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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1939

Page

3

Miss Entlers Wedding Tonight at Trinity Lutheran Church

An elegant wedding unfolds this evening at 7:30 in Trinity Lutheran Church as Miss Phyllis Irene Entler, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Hook, marries Mr. William A. Copley of Baltimore. The ceremony features a ring rite, floral chancel decor, and musical preludes by Miss Helen Unseld and Miss Helen Hebb. The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, wears a white net gown. bridesmaids, maid of honor, flower girls, and a large guest list accompany the couple toward a reception at the Enchanted Barn and a wedding trip to the New York World’s Fair and Canada. They will reside at 404 N. Centre Street, Cumberland.

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Trinity Lutheran Church Phyllis Irene Entler Carl B. Hook William A. Copley Ambrose O. Copley Baltimore J. S. Simon Helen Helen Hebb Barbara Ann Kitty Lou Hook Kate Greenaway Moses Paul Cooley Tallimore William L. Gower Williamsport Clifton M. Bachtell, Jr Hook Canada Centre Street Cumberland Hagerstown High School McCrory Stores Corp Havre de Grace Milton School of Pharmacy Peoples Service Drug Stores, Inc J. E. Mamilton Ell Mamilton Clinton R Mary . Mose George A. Mose Alfred G. Mose B. A. Harrington Mary Louise Shreve Bernard Shreve Elizabth Smithdeal Catherine Pullman Fred Thompson John Mooney Alfred H. Thomas Frank Macabuy Lena Riley Leonard Grymes Nina Ector 8. M. Jacobs Washington, D.C John Mose Orville Mose Alexanderia L. M. Rust Boyd Antler Walter Butler Leslie Butler Edythe Albright Dorothy Rust Harry Lee Rust A. Q. Coaley Thesses Margaret Olive Coaley William Bloom Franklin Coaley Mary H. Daniels Woodley C. Pyles T. Kenton Hopkins Richard M. Hopkins Arthur G. Hopkins Amos H. Cooley John D. Cooley Ralph Cooley Ralph Cooley, Dr. and Mrs. H. Griene Wilson W. Cooley Riese M. Giebert Donald Crahz C. Gilbert Conley Wm. L. Hopkins Graeme Hopkins Riese Gibert Frederick Lee Cobourn Judy M. G. Bright
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Gospel singers from Bryan University visit Dayton Thursday

Dean Geary Edward Paul Forrest Ford and Ty Pray represent William Jennings Bryan University of Dayton Tennessee in a Thursday June 29 gospel program at Church of God Summit and Baltimore streets corner. Admission free. The article notes the university’s Scopes trial heritage and Bryan’s vision.

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William Jennings Bryan University of Dayton Tennessee Dean Geary Edward Paul Forrest Ford Ty Pray Church of God Summit Avenue Baltimore Street William Jennings Bryan Univer
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New Camp to Open July 1 at Camp Greentop

Camp Greentop in the Catoctin Recreational Area near Thurmont opens July 2 for use by the Maryland League for Crippled Children with up to 100 children accommodated. Salvation Army, Kiwanis, and American Legion groups aid, site developed by National Park Service, public picnic grounds available, and July brings dozens of Hagerstown children plus others statewide.

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Greentop Catoctin Thurmont Hagerstown Maryland League For Crippled Children WEA Salvation Army Tite Site Health Department Kiwanis Americsy Legion and Auxiliavies National Park Service Kiwanis Club
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Damaged windows, fireworks found at Halfway school

Sheriff officers report 18 windows shattered and fire crackers scattered after Fourth of July celebration at Halfway school. Six youths identified and to be sent to Juvenile Court amid signs of explosions in multiple rooms.

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Drowning After Six Pound Bass Excitement at Lake

In Wisconsin on June 28 William Evans a 51 year old Chicago man known as Dutch Evans drowned after landing a six pound bass caused him to lose balance and fall from his boat into 15 feet of water at Butternut Lake his body later recovered. Dr Frank M Carroll Seattle city health commissioner comments separately on laughter as a sign of good health rather than an aid to health.

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Europe Australia United States Dayton Bryan God Wis William “Dutch” Evans Chicago Butternut Lake Evans Frank M. Carroll Seattle City
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WE WOMEN By BETTY BRAINERD

Betty Brainerd responds to a reader letter from a young optimistic woman and advises on matters of male attention versus female independence. She emphasizes genuine interest over money or status, praises varied literate women, and reiterates policy on pen names and confidentiality. Betty Brainerd, 680 Madison Ave., New York City, signs off.

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Betty Brainerd Hay Dale Carnegie Madison Ave New York City
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