Miss Yelton Weds Mr Fearnow In June Ceremony
Mrs. Elmer Yelton of College Park announces the marriage of her daughter Helen Isabel Yelton to Dwight D. Fearnow of Williamsport. The double ring candlelight service at St Andrew's Episcopal Church College Park featured Rev Nathaniel Acton. Bridesmaids wore pink and blue gowns. reception followed at the bride's home. The couple honeymooned at Lake George New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Yelton
College Park
Helen Isabel Yelton
Dwight D. Fearnow
L. C. Fearnow
Williamsport
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Nathaniel Acton
Elmer Yellen
Snr
Bretin
Irvin Spelman
Schnecoach
N. Y
Homer
Frank Kantner
Bax Rirschensteiner
Theo
University of Maryland
United States Public Reaith Service
Baltimore
Pearrow
Colivee of Engineering
University of Marylend
Lake George
N.Y
Reading Club Registration Closes for Washington County
Over four hundred boys and girls have joined the Flying Book Club at the Washington County Free Library. Registrations will close Wednesday June 30. The summer project offers awards to city school students who read ten books by August 25, with special awards for fifteen and twenty five books. Certificates will be presented August 28. The Children's Room is open weekdays 9 am to 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flying Book Club
Washington County Free Library
Children's Room
Local Personal Notices and Hospital Admissions
Miss Barbara Joan Johnson of Germantown Md visited Mrs M Wertz Broadway. Mrs John H Reeder was admitted to Washington County Hospital for a fractured hip. Benjamin F Conrad III leaves Thursday for Franklin and Marshall College to study pre medical under the Navy V 1 program. Clara Gearhart returns home from Washington DC. Racel Gearhart of Smithsburg returns from visiting relatives in Washington and Baltimore. Elmer R Mullen a private at Camp Edwards Mass is on furlough with his mother. Leo H Miller in Richmond Va studying federal taxation and practice. Doris Greenwald and Estelle Greenwald leave for Crystal Lake Camp Roscoe NY. Harry Mimnall returns to Bainbridge Naval Training Station after furlough. Lt John Kelley stationed at Columbia DC visits Broadway. Charles E Frantz Jr and John Cartright of the Navy spend weekend at North Locust. Pfc George Lambiotte of Camp McCain on ten day furlough. Margaret M White WAAC officer returns to Bronxville home after training at Camp Lee. Mrs J A Gashorn and daughter Peggy move to town with parents on Broadway. Hospital admits include Mrs Frank Dickey Kenneth Sokalski Miss Mary Kuhn Miss Patricia Reisner Ronald Poole Blaine Kerlin Harry Draper. Mr and Mrs Benjamin H Balliday Jr and children visit Sherwood Forest. Corporal Richard S Phillips to report for active duty at New Cumberland then OCS Fort Benning. Mrs Howard Wilkens of Baltimore visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. White
WAAC
Mary Louise McDearman
South Prospect Street
Fort Des Moines
Lt. White
Camp Lee
Bronxville
Bridal Shower Held For Mrs Gross By Montgomery Ward Staff
The Montgomery Ward office force hosted a Friday evening bridal shower at Miss Virginia Charles home on South Potomac Street to honor Mrs James H Gross former Miss Gertrude Hilton. Refreshments and games followed. guests included Mrs Gladys Pound Mrs Richard Munson Mrs Polly Morris and Misses Opal Bishop Virginia Knode Marguerite Schmidt and Gladys Baker.
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Montgomery Ward
Virginia Charles
South Potomac Street
James H. Gross
Gertrude Hilton
Gladys Pound
Richard Munson
Polly Morris
Opal Bishop
Virginia Knode
Marguerite Schmidt
Gladys Baker
Country Club Dance Next Saturday Night
Fountain Head Country Club members will ride bicycles and hay wagons on Saturday night, July 3, for a Independence Day dance from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Red McCarthy's Orchestra from Harrisburg will provide music. The event is informal per Ralph McCoy, social committee chair. Engagement: Mrs. Russell Miller of Virginia Avenue announces Miss Gertrude L. Poole engaged to Mr. Clarence Y. Simmons, Morgantown, W. Va. Wedding planned for late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Red McCarthy
Harrisburg
Ralph McCoy
Birth Announcements and Social Visits Stream in City
Announce births for a son at Washington County Hospital. Housing and local names reflect a parade of visitors including Miss Konno of Honolulu and Cadet Elmer Baker Jr. Stationed Army Air Corps. Brethren, relatives, and tourists from Philadelphia to Baltimore travel through the Terrace and Pocomatic avenues as families welcome new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keora
Konno
Honolulu
Hawaii
Elmer E. Baker
Hamilton Boulevard
Emerson College
Boston
Mass
Donald
Birmingham
Ala
Elmer Baker, Jr
Army Air Corps
Nashville
Tenn
Local Man Elected President of Moose Conclave
Jacob Schultz of Hagerstown won the Moose Association presidency in Cumberland succeeding Albert M. Smith of Frederick at the conclave closing session. Milton W. Hanson of Columbia Lodge Washington re elected secretary. Officers re elected include Samuel E. Wade and Glenn Jenkins. District supervisors named for five districts. The group set its eleventh annual conclave for Wilmington Delaware next year with the baby lodge hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schultz
Hagerstown
Albert M. Smith
Frederick
Maryland
Sam Canatella
Baltimore
Leslie E. Hagan
Washington
Roy A. Thomas
Wilmington
Del
Baby” Lodge
Miss Everline Weds Dr Jump In Simple Zion Ceremony
Miss Elizabeth E Everline and Dr John A Jump wed at Gelock Zion Reformed Church in a 2 PM ceremony. Rev Scott R Wagner officiated as relatives watched. The bride, a teacher, wore a white silk suit, red rosebud corsage, and the couple plans to reside at 212 Sunset Avenues Jeffersonville Indiana after a Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelock Zion Reformed Church
Elizabeth E. Everline
George Everline
Virginia Avenue
John Austin Jump
Easton
Scott R. Wagner
Eva Shulenberger
Louisville
Kentucky
John W. D. Jump
Ned Gerber
Trenton
John Cooper
Frostburg
Emily Wilson
Rawlings
Elizabeth Hayes
Betty Tarbell
Washington, D. C
Jessie Bryant
Hancock
Milford Evertine
Belair
Robert Stone
U. S. Army
Texas
Sunset Avenues
Jeffersonville
Indiana
National Federation of Business and Professional Women Convenes in Reduced Gathering
Streamlined convention plans reduce attendance from about 12 000 delegates to 65 due to wartime transport constraints. Dr Minnie L Maffett president Dallas Texas says July gathering at Sagamore on Lake George will include only board members and committee chairs with state federation presidents. Full convention canceled at the request of the Office of Defense Transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Minnie L. Maffett
Dallas
Tex
Sagamore
Lake George
Office of Defense Transportation
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Fragment
Two readers Joyce and Nancy seek dating guidance in a Dear Betty Brainerd column excerpt. The responder urges dating broadly, warns against entanglement, and advises breaking engagement if trust is missing, with caution about remarriage after earlier marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bra
Joyce
Nancy
Rose
Betty Brainerd
Connie Crone Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Miss Connie Crone marked her sixth birthday at home on Lexington Avenue with guests Bonnie Bragum ier Barbara Keplinger Carol Ann Unger Becky Clapper Kennett May Bill Poffenberger Donald Kreh Roney Crone and Mrs John Kreps along with Mrs Dale Crone in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Crone
Lexington Avenue
Bonnie Bragumier
Barbara Keplinger
Carol Ann Unger
Becky Clapper
Kennett May
Bill Poffenberger
Donald Kreh
Roney Crone
John Kreps
Dale Crone
Business College Graduates Receive Diplomas At Commencement
Thirty seven graduates received diplomas at the semi annual commencement of Hagerstown Business College held Friday evening at St Marys Parish House. The program honored outstanding scholars with eight special degrees from the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. A list of graduates spanned multiple departments and included numerous names and later enrollees from the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Business College
St. Mary's Parish House
Accounting Department
H. Marcellus Swain
Donald Zitzman Wagner
Helen Grace Summers
Julia Elizabeth Brown
Jane Summers Dellinger
David Smith Hollenshead
Norma Mary Lilmyre
Mary Catherine Repp
Helen Virginia Lawton
Margaret Elizabeth Palquer
Mary Catherine Shatter
Pearl M. Benner
Jayne Eakle Jessop
Dorothy Mae Keebaugh
Rhea Thomas Kincaid, Jr
Josephine Eben Adams
Julia Estella Baker
Winifred Murray Baechtel
Frances Lucille Barkdoll
Lois Geneveve Brown
Virginia Donlean Brown
Jane Virginia Collina
Mary Elizabeth Drury
Aldena Lee Foltz
Ruth Morris Forsyth
Ethel Marie Fr
Dry Run Homemakers Club Hosts July Meeting
The Dry Run Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Joseph Firey’s home with Mrs. Joseph Seibert presiding. Members sang, conducted roll call on peace topics, and discussed better English lessons. Ardath Martin demoed pressure canning methods and the group planned to meet Miss Nell Boyd in July. A piano recital by Miss Helen Anseld’s pupils is set for Tuesday at 7:45 pm in St Mark’s Lutheran Church social room with St Mark’s Junior and Intermediate Choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Run Homemakers Club
Joseph Firey
Joseph Seibert
Clark Seibert
Frank Boyd
Ardath Martin
Nell Boyd
Helen Anseld
St Mark's Lutheran Lchuch
St. Mark's
Wiener Roast Held Along Antietam Creek
A Friday evening wiener roast was held beside Antietam Creek with attendees including Mr and Mrs Harald Grean and son Ronald Mr and Mrs Clarence Sunian Mrs Russell L Green and Mrs Hubert Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietami Creek
Harald Grean
Ronald
Clarence Sunian
Russell L. Green
Hubert Harrison
Plans for Funkstown Hill Post Outing at Harp Residence
The Funkstown Hill post spotter group will host an outing at Charlie Harp's residence opposite the post on Wednesday evening, June 3 at 7:30. Activities include soft ball, horseshoes, tennis, and croquet, with a weiner roast to follow. officers for the coming year will be elected at the meeting. If rain cancels, the cutting will be held the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown Hill
Charlie Harp
Jwai
Fire damages Ciro's nightclub in Hollywood on Sunset
Fire gutted Ciro's popular venue on Sunset Boulevard early Sunday after patrons left. Capt Harold Davis of the fire department said the blaze may have been started by a cigarette dropped in an upholstered seat. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. The Army Quartermaster Corps has developed a featherweight folding can opener weighing only one fifth of an ounce.
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Hollywood
Ciro
Sunset Boulevard
Harold Davis
Fre
The
Army Quartermaster Corps
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Reading Club
Women’s Hats
L. & B. Hat Shop Northeast Cor. Public Square
Reba
Franklin Street
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Hest Haven Chapel
Hill & Dale Bible
Sive
Gale
Barbara Joan Johnson
Germantown
M. Wertz
Broadway
John H. Reeder
Washington County Hospital
Benjamin F. Conrad
Clara Gearhart
Big Pool
Washington, D.C
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Smithsburg
Elmer R. Mulien
Camp Edwards
Nellie Mullen
Fairview
Leo H. Miller
West Irvin Avenue
Richmond
Practicing Law Institute of New York
Virginia State Bar Association
Doris Greenwald
Estelle Greenwald
Terrace
Crystal Lake Camp
Roscoe, NL
Harry Mimnall
Bainbridge Naval Training Station
Paul B. Mim- Ball
Highland Way
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Army Air Forces
Columbia, D. C
Earl Hofman
Charles E. Frantz, Jr
Jonn {. Cartright
U. S. Navy
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George Lambiliotte
Camp McCain, Miss
South Mulberry Street
J.A. Gashorn
Peggy
W. H. H. Needy
Frank Dickey
Key Street
Kenneth W. Sokalski
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mary M. Kuhn
Patricia Ann Reisner
North Javenne
Ronald Poole
Clearspring
Iblain A. Kerlin
Greencastle
iHarry
Benjamin H. Balliday, Jr
Hillcrest Road
Eugene T. Eichelberger
Sherwood Forrest
Richard S. Phillips
Samuel
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Fort Benning
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Yan Ane
Vonette
Empire
PN Weee
West Washington Street
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John Dallas Wise
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Glenside Avenue
Buffalo
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Country Club
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Dunn Irvin Drive
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Philadelphia
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Cedar Hurst, L. I
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Spartansburg
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J. S. Brooks
Hotel Hamilton
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Army Air Forces Ferry Command
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John Werth
Bluefield
W. Va
Kerth
Walter M. Daniels
Potomace Ayenne
Moose
Miss Everline
Dr. Jump
Regard Boy
Mr. Right
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Betty Brain Erd
Madison Ave
New York City
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Business College
William C. Huddle
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Doris Barber
Betty Black
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Wm. G. Iseminger
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F. C. Krebs
Bethyl Kiize
Irene Myers
Mary Mumma
Mary Methven
Earl Wi. Musser
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Lucille Miller
Helene Marrone
Maxie Lou McNally
Blanche Miller
Marguerite Joan McNeal
Dorothy McCullough
Anna Nixon
Belle Clask
Vivian Paugh
Mildred Perham
Blanche Resh
Margaret Robertson
Betty Lee Strader
Louise Spielman
Marguerite Strite
Fulvia, Starcher
Josephine Smith
Elizabeth Hope Stottlemyer
Pauline Speidel
Ruth Souders
Anna Single
Dorothy Stoner
Mary Jane Sterner
Grace Tewart
Florence Troupe
Esther Warner
Julia Whitlock
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Rebecca Lois Vowell
Mary Jane Zook
Ruth Walsh
Ayds
Samuel Ellis
Leiter Brothers
Frederics New
Anthony's Beauty Rooms
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