Navy Medical War Exhibit At Washington County Museum
The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts displays Naval War Medicine in a World War II documentary exhibit. It features Kerriby and Hirsch scenes like Spinal Anesthesia and Sick Bay, with plasma use, Jungle and beach hospital imagery, and Irwin Hoffman’s Doctors Train Too. The exhibit runs daily 10 am to 5 pm except Monday, through July 14.
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Washington County
Abbott Laboratories
Kerriby
Joseph Hirsch
Irwin Hoffman
Hagerstown
Picnic By Christian Youth At Gettysburg Scheduled
The Christian Youth Association of Smithsburg plans a Sunday outing June 30 to visit the Gettysburg Theological Seminary chapel and battlefield, followed by a picnic at Spangler's Springs. Members meet at Union Church Ringgold at 1 30 p m. bring picnic lunch, as no outdoor cooking is available. rain date July 4.
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Christian Youth Association of
Smithsburg
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Spangler’s Springs
Union Church
Ringgold
John J. Porter Set as Vesper Speaker in City Park
John J. Porter will be guest speaker at the Vesper Service in City Park Sunday at 8:30 PM CST. The service, sponsored by the Council of Christian Laymen of Washington County, features call to worship Isaac S. Wampler scripture reading Paull S. Shields and prayer E N Funkhouser. The council also runs radio program Victorious Living on WIEJ at 6 30 PM daily except Sundays, prepared by the International Council of Religious Education. The Hagerstown Chapter Order of the Molay held a picnic at Great Cacapon Park West Virginia with swimming and dancing. another similar event is planned for July 28.
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John J. Porter
Council of Christian Laymen
Washington County
Issac S. Wampler
Paull S. Shields
E. N. Funkhouser
Council
WIEJ
International Council of Religious Education
Hagerstown
Order of the Molay
Great Cacapon Park
West Virginia
Lt. Porter Brings Worldly Keepsakes Back Home
Lt. William Porter Jr returned from Casablanca with a varied collection of reptile skin items including shoes and cigarette cases, precious jewelry pieces from Nigeria and Tangier, calendar watches, a mother of pearl bracelet, and exotic curios. He toured Africa and Egypt aboard a B-17 and pondered whether to stay in the Army or return to civilian life. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W Geary Porter.
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W. Geary Porter
Ravenswood Heights
William c. Porter, Jr
Casablanca
Africa
Egypt
Porter
Ivory
Gold Coast
Mediterranean
Nigeria
Tangier
Whirling Pinwheel Needlework Pattern 7014
Pattern 7014 offers a whirling pinwheel design for a 14 inch square in bed spread cotton. Send twenty cents to Hagerstown Daily Mail Household Arts Dept in New York for directions and stitches. Also available 14hh Needlework Book edition for fifteen cents, with 104 illustrations of crochet embroidery and home decor patterns.
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Hagerstown
Dail Mail Household Arts Dept
W. 4Th St
New York
N. Y
Tempting Lamb Aspic Cheese Puffs And Fruit Parfait
A recipe heavy article by Charlotte Adams outlines lamb aspic cheese puffs with carrot sticks and a fruit parfait using lemon gelatin lamb green pepper olives and a two dessert method. It also notes a social event honoring Barbara Artz with family and friends attending at Downsville home.
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Charlotte Adams
Homemakers Feted by Bridgeport Club at Chewsville
Bridgeport Homemakers Club members gathered at president Mrs. P. W. McClain’s home near Chewsville for an afternoon of entertainment and a special business session. Plans were finalized for an August City Park picnic with cards, games, group photos, and a lawn supper for members and guests including several named ladies.
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Bridgeport Homemakers Club
P. W. McClain
Chewsville
Mesdames
Henry Lehman
John Fisher
H. E. Bohrer
Myers
Malcolm Yeakle
Earl Hoffman
Hubert Toms
Bruce Elliott
Earl Becker
William Worthington
Howard Couchman
Ralph McClellan
Gertrude Mcclaim
Sensel
Miller
Picnic to Replace Scheduled DeMolay Meeting
The DeMolay Mother's Circle cancels the regular meeting on Tuesday July 2 and holds its annual picnic on Wednesday July 3 at Hager Park on Frederick street. President Mrs W A Deny ers invites past presidents to attend. A country store auction follows the picnic with members looking forward to the event. The Romans widely wore false teeth.
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Mother's Circle
Hager Park
Frederick Street
W. A. Denyers
Two Seek Post In PE Group
Hagerstown employes of the Potomac Edison Co. have been nominated for president of the Potomac Edison Employes' Association in the annual election. Carroll S. James of Hamilton Park and Edward H. Norman of Chewsville are the nominees, joined by others for vice presidents and treasurer roles across the system associations. The group is a social and entertainment body coordinating local PE associations.
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Hagerstown
Potomac Edison Co
Potomac Edison Employes’ Association
Carroll S. James
Hamilton Park
Edward H. Norman
Chewsville
James
Norman
System Association
John P. Cobrent
Lester B. Feaga
Frederick
Ira C. Campbell
Charles Town
L. V
Milton
Martineburg
Charles
Stuckey
Berkeley Springs
Joseph M. Freeland
Frostburg
E. Wade Thomas
Keysville
Charles C. Wolf
Cumberland
H. Virginia Lawton
Ann K. Smith
Waynesboro
Elizabeth J. Sullivan
The
Potomac Edison
Boonsboro Luncheon Hosts Bridge Event and Wedding News
Mrs E G Miller hosted a luncheon in Boonsboro with miniature vases and lilies decorating the table. Afterward honors went to Mrs William Donaldson Mrs Theodore Pottenberger Mrs Chas Bast and Mrs Jacob Myers in bridge. Nearby, Miss Geraldine Marie Barranger and Mr Joseph Lee Donnelly wed in Towson with breakfast at Hotel Belvedere. Simms A Jamieson to attend.
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E. G. Miller
Boonsboro
William Donaldson
Theodore Pottenberger
Chas. Bast
Jacob Myers
Louise
Madeleine Bast
Washington, D. C
Howard Grove
John Hetzer
Williamsport
E. L. Eavey
Keedysville
Charles Pyles
Charles Bast
Hancock
J. Elmer Baker
Edward Ditto
M. E. Hammond
Raymond Stillwell
Hagerstown
Vernon Harp
Gerald Bast
Harry Hartman
Myra Nyman
Geraldine Marie Barranger
Henry Barranger
Baltimore
Joseph Lee Donnelly
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Towson
Hotel Belvedere
Miss Barranger
St. Mary's Catholic School
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Donnelly
School Age Girl Desires NYC Return to Live With Psychiatrist Aunt
DESA MARY HAWORTH column recounts a New York native girl unable to adjust to her town. She longs to return to Manhattan to finish high school and stay with her aunt the psychiatrist. The aunt agrees to help but parents resist. Haworth advises social integration and normal teen behavior over prolonged isolation.
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New York City
Desa Mary Haworth
Father
Mother
Ent
New York
Parenta
Bagdadon
the Hudson
Atary Haworth
The
Daily Mail
Washington Port
King Features Sys- Ateate. Inc
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Moline Rubber Tire Farm
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E. Franklin St
Southern Dairies
Arthur Dorsey
Locunt
Randolph
Rudy
Hersheys
Cauffman
Washington
Fountain Service Patent Medicines — Sundries Cosmetics — Magazines
Ralph
W. Franklin Street
Joseph Herbert McCelwee
Dorothy Sowder
Edwin
Arlington
Dorothy
Fleisher
Gale’s Beauty Salon
North
Jonathan St
Wm. Porter
States
Home Builders Savings & Loan Assn
W. Washington St
Bride
Immigration Offcer
Southampton
England
Edgar Suter
United States
Immigration Service
Suter
Peter Buys
Geo, H. Buys
CITY
the Wanderer
Harlow Walter Hoover, JR
Reeesyee
Willson Teeeees
Ansell
Espana
Tin Pan Alley
Andalucia
Rteseriay Lecuona
Joesph C. Artz, Sr
Downsville
Barbara
Nelda
Norma
Donald Dellinger
Mary Ellen
Nancy Newlin
Paul
Shirley Hockenbury
Janice Baker
Virginia Gaylor
Patsy Roof
Donald Fox
Junior Cunningham
Earl Barker
Charles Sacks
Patsy Cline
Shirley Mellott
Donald Mellott
Joseph Artz, Jr
Jerry Lee
Luther Mellett
Kenneth Denyers
Lupa
Carolyn Young
James Artz
Lois Howell
Irvin
Robert
Bonnie Artz
Mrs. Miller
Peck
Activa
Leiter Brothers
Wan
Manhattan
Montreal
Puerto Rico
Podunk
T UP Bottling Co
SIG Smith Jewelers
North Potomac Street
L. F. Beeder Fancra
Rest Haven Chapel
Obenhaus
Thrifty
Aiden
Viasravne
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