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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

Page

2

Local residents plan summer study and visits nationwide

Miss Gladys Thomas and others from Boonsboro depart for Johns Hopkins summer courses in Baltimore. Many households send kin to Baltimore Philadelphia New York City and Iowa for visits and vacations. Several locals take positions or travel to Atlantic City Catskill camps or Europe while others visit relatives in Renova Pa and Richmond.

Gladys Thomas Boonstore Ruth Warrenfeltz Fankstown Lena Middlebeauff Johns Hopkins University Baltimore

Local Notables Visit and Travel Announcements

Mr and Mrs Joseph Fleisher of Fast Franklin street visit son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs David Kaiz in Philadelphia. Basil D Boyle of the Hagerstown branch of the Automobile Club of Maryland seeks Gettysburg Hospital treatment after appendicitis. John Gittinger and spouse from Cumberland return home after wedding trip. J R McCarney and family of Waynesboro visit friends in Hagerstown. Dr Robert Brown and family and Miss Greeba Bell of Waynesboro spend yesterday in the city. Miss Etta Purdy of Murfreesboro Ill guests of Mrs Otelia Footer Summit avenue. Miss Mary Kaylor and teachers from Antietam Street School will depart in July for a Columbia University summer course in New York.

Doris Morrison Washington W. B. Morrison West Washington Street New York City Europe Joseph Fleisher Fast Franklin Street Mrs David Kaiz Philadelphia Basil D. Boyle Hagerstown The Automobile Club of Maryland Hamilton Gettysburg Hospital Robert Brown Greeba Bell Waynesboro Mary Kaylor Hagerstown High School Mattie Myers Nellie Hoover Maud Hildebrand Irene Middlekauff Antietam Street School New York Columbia University

Fine program 15 given by quartet in Myersville church

A fine entertainment was presented in the United Brethren Church at Myersville by the Presbyterian Church Quartet of Hagerstown led by Prof. C. H. Rouderick. The Otterbein Brotherhood plans further programs at Wolfsville Pleasant Walk and Boonsboro U B churches. A patriotic address is planned by Roy Flook of Lebanon Valley College.

Myersville United Brethren Church Presbyterian Church Hagerstown C. H. Rouderick Otterbein Brotherhood Pleasant Walk U. B Wolfsville U. B Boonsboro U. B Roy Flook Lebanon Valley College Alvey J. Horine Helen Cline

Birthday party honors Mr Kidwell at home

Mrs C H Kidwell entertained fifteen guests at 62 West Washington street to honor Mr Kidwell on his 53rd birthday anniversary. The item notes a birthday celebration at a private residence. Also announced is a Mount Vernon Order of the Eastern Star event in Waynesboro celebrating its second anniversary with a banquet and dance at the Anthony Wayne Hotel on Thursday June 30 at 7 PM with many from Hagerstown expected.

Carroll Schildknecht Washington, D. C B. C. Schildknecht South Potomac Street Mr. Schildknecht Alexandria Hospital Alexandria C. H. Kidwell West Washington Street Mr. Kidwell Mount Vernon Order of the Eastern Star Waynesboro Anthony Wayne Hagerstown

Miss Eleanor Barton Hosts Broadway Bridge Party

Miss Eleanor Barton entertains at her Broadway home this evening with out-of-town guests Miss Florence Morgan Miss Toodles Huff and Miss Rebecca Trappnell all from Charles Town Virginia West Virginia names and places indicate a social bridge event in a local newspaper brief.

Eleanor Barton Broadway Miss Barton Florence Morgan Toodles Huff Rebecca Trappnell Charles Town W. Va

Debating Wedding Rings And Modern Homemaking Roles

A reflective essay critiques wedding rings for men and the expenses of marriage while comparing past and present domestic choices. It questions male ownership of wedding bands, women's spending power, and the shift from individualized kitchen work to specialized food production, ending with a critique of television's cultural impact.

Orphans Picnic Planned For Tomorrow At Rowes Park

Tomorrow afternoon 30 orphans from the Washington County Orphans Home will join the Underprivileged Child Committee for a picnic at Rowe's Park along the Conococheague. The event starts at 3 o'clock with games and swimming, followed by supper at 6 30 served by the Y M C A cafeteria and fireworks. The children will be returned to San Mar after the celebration. Committee members include Dr P L Russell chairman W A Hopkins vice chairman Walter Elmer C Walter Baker Dr H B D Gilmer P J Potter and Rev Dr W B Stehl.

Washington County Rowe's Park Conococheague San-Mar P. L Russell W. A. Hopkins Walter Elmer C. Walter Baker H. BD. Gilmer P. J. Potter W. B. Stehl

Local Couple’s Son Russell Light Weds Thelma Erwin

Mr and Mrs J M Light of this city announce the marriage of their son Russell to Miss Thelma Erwin of Los Angeles California. The couple were married in Santa Ana on June 4 and will reside in Los Angeles.

J. M. Light Russell Thelma Erwin Los Angeles Calif Santa Ana

Marriage-age pairs listed in regional notice

Heber M. Hays 51 of Broadway Virginia and Elizabeth F. Hays 36 of Weston West Virginia partner with Edwin A. Horn 21 and Effie R. Schultz 20 both of Baltimore. Paul Agner 21 of Lexington Virginia and Ashley Vanness 18 of Luray Virginia. Richard W. Rowe 21 of Harrisburg Pennsylvania and Agnes V. Kershner 21 of this city.

Heber M. Hays Broadway Elizabeth F. Hays Weston, W. Va Edwin A. Horn Effie R. Schultz Baltimore Paul Agner Lexington Ashley Vanness Luray Richard W. Rowe Harrisburg Agnes V. Kershner This City

Seven Hundred Thirty Eight Attend Y M C A Vacation Bible School

The Daily Vacation Bible School at the Y M C A opened with 738 children, ages over 10 and under 12, enrolled. Classes are also held at Howard Street Ridge Avenue and the colored school with 36 teachers led by Harry F Wolfe. A July 15 picnic at City Park will close the session after a review of memory work singing and sketches. St Pauls finished a two week course last Friday with 100 attendees. Keedysville opened its school Monday.

Howard Street Ridge Avenue Schol Colored School Harry F. Wolfe St. Paul's Keedysville

Local Man Wins College Honors in Chicago

John F. Diffenderfer Jr. of Chicago earned a full law degree from Loyola College at age twenty one. A high honors graduate and musician, he belongs to the Delta Theta Phi honorary law fraternity and is son of John F. Diffenderfer formerly of Hagerstown. He plans to practice law with his father’s Chicago interests after a visit to Hagerstown last summer.

John F. Diffenderfer, Jr Chicago Loyola College Delta Theta Phi Fraternity Hagerstown John F. Diffenderfer

Birthday party honors Dal ton Welty at Beaver Creek home

Mrs. C. FP McCauley hosted a lawn party at her Beaver Creek area home in honor of her nephew Dal ton Welty's birth day anniversary. Guests came from Hagerstown Punkstown and nearby areas. Games prizes and lunch were provided.

C. Fp, McCauley Beaver Creek Dalton Welty Hagerstown Punkstown

Alsatia Club Hosts First River Party At Potomac View

The Alsatia Club held its first river party on the evening of June 27 at the Potomac View Club House near Dam No 4. About fifty couples enjoyed swimming baseball and quit pitching before a wienie and marshmallow roast and soft drinks. The night ended with dancing.

Alsatia Club Potomac View Dam No. 4

Mrs Carbine Hosts Card Party for Cumberland Visitor

Mrs Joseph F Carbine entertained guests at her Summit avenue home with a card party last night in honor of Mrs Catherine S Coleman of Cumberland. Three tables were in play.

Joseph F. Carbine Summit Avenue Catherine S. Coleman Cumberland

Brown Uncle Charlie comment prompts sharp reply

In London the correspondent cites Patrick describing Brown as a duplicitous figure who offers compliments to your face while delivering blows from behind, illustrating a pattern of betrayal and hostility. The quoted line portrays a harsh personal accusation.

Percy Brown Patrick Answers London

Bathrobe Whispers Amid TV Tangles

A playful note describes moods and moments of domestic life intertwined with a TV obsession. The speaker pleads for quiet and honesty while navigating emotions from sadness to mischief and restraint.

School of Instruction Scheduled in Baltimore on June 29

Mrs. Ieila Swartz former grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star and committee chair on standardization of work will direct a school of instruction in Baltimore on Wednesday June 29. Classes begin at 10 30 a m and continue throughout the day at iepto sophs Hall Cathedral and Preston streets.

Ieila Swartz The Order of the Eastern Star Committee On Baltimore Ieptosophs Cathedral Preston Streets

Hancock Chapter Banquet Planned at Potomac House

Hancock Chapter Catholic Daus of America will hold a banquet at the Potomac House in Cleanspring tomorrow evening city authorities notified.

Hancock Chapter Catholic Dausters of America Potomac House Cleanspring

Caravan Stops in Hagerstown During Carlisle Goodwill Tour

A goodwill caravan of 230 people from Carlisle Pennsylvania visited Hagerstown yesterday afternoon. They were en route from Frederick where they had attended a luncheon and continued north after a brief visit in the city.

Carlisle Hagerstown Frederick

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women

Middle aged women enjoy a richer life with good health aided by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Mrs Harvey Tucker Shelbyville Indiana and Mrs Jennie Boulermann Union City New Jersey praise restored appetite strength and fewer headaches.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham Harvey Tucker Shelbyville Indiana Jennie Boulerrman 11Th St Union City, N. J

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