Miss Reininger Wed at Christ Lutheran in Baltimore
Miss Alice Marie Reininger became Mrs. Cunningham at Christ Lutheran church in Baltimore on June 21. The ceremony, performed by Rev. Dr. Deaton with Rev. Carl Simon assisting, featured a gown of white satin, a shower bouquet, and a reception at the bride’s Baltimore home. The couple plans to live in Baltimore after returning from visiting the groom’s father and mother on Hamilton boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William WW. Cunningham
Edward F. Reininger
Margaret Holmes
Lila Kuebel
Earl L. Canapp
Edward Nurhack
George Riggle
Thomas Wagmner
U. S. Coast Guard
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Celeste Candy
Cunningham
Woodland Way Junior High
Meeting Postponed by DeMolay Mother Club Circle
The DeMolay Mother Club Circle announces its regular monthly meeting is postponed from July 4 to July 11 due to the holiday. The group urges members to note the rescheduled date and attend if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMolay Mother Club
Local Personal News and Visiting Notices Update
Readers learn of Mr and Mrs Arley C Sha returning to the Hotel Alexander after a Chesapeake Bay visit. John H Marshall and daughter Barbara return from College Park where Barbara, a chemistry major, earned top class marks. Col Hannah Snyder on furlough from Camp Plauche visits her father Harry Snyder. Jane McLain and Robbie Miller return from Wildwood NJ. Mrs Charles Berry called to Ohio by sister Knaw's death. Lora Hammaker admitted to Washington County Hospital. Recent hospital admissions listed with names and hometowns. Elizabeth Wilson of Logan WV visits Fountain Head Heights. Marvin Funkhouser and Mrs Erma Binkley host relatives in town. Donald Davenport, Coast Guard member, returns on furlough after invasions. accompanies wife home. Roy Hart family back from Salisbury and Ocean City.
Mrs Witt Honored At Farewell Shower
Mrs Warren Crumbacker and Mrs Gerald Cooper hosted a Surprise farewell shower at Fountain Head Heights for Mrs Robert B Witt who leaves July 6 to join Pvt Witt at Ozark Alabama Guests included Caroline Russell Betty Troxel Betty Moore Charlotte Zimmer man Ruth Sowers Gloria Nichols Betty Mowen and several listed ladies and gentlemen from the community as noted in the event details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Crumbacker
Gerald Cooper
Fountain Head Heights
Robert B. Witt
Pvt. Witt
Ozark
Ala
Caroline Russell
Betty Troxel
Betty Moore
Charlotte Zimmerman
Ruth Sowers
Gloria Nichols
Betty Mowen
Earl Cromer
Catherine Barr
Myre Claiburn
Julius
Local Artists Display Humor at Washington County Museum
A July exhibition titled Artists Think Theyre Funny opens at the Washington County Museum in City Park. Twelve local engineers artists present about twenty five works in a mix of serious and amusing pieces, with openings Sunday July 2 from 1 to 6 pm and extended hours on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Museum
Fairchild Engineering-Illustration
Ron
Cumberland Valley
Carl Roters
Myron Johnson
Bertha Cranukshaw
Ted Miller
Rayford Cooper
Ramona Koters
Lillian
Willis Leenhouts
Leroy Brusi
Arthur Hitchens
William Colgate
Rino Giancoli
Camp Frame Opens In Washington County Girl Scout Camp
Camp Frame opens after a three day staff training with fifty seven Washington county Girl Scouts arriving in the morning. They were assigned to units made bunks and met counselors. Director Kathryn Mc Culloch announced swimming after lunch. Classification of swimming ability occupied the afternoon. The campers turned in early for their first full schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frame
Washington County Girl Scouts
Kathryn McCulloch
Graduates of 1943 Plan Reunion July 15
Hagerstown High School Class of 1943 will hold a reunion at City Park north pavilion on Saturday July 15. A picnic supper is slated for 6 45 p m with reservations through the corresponding secretary Miss Charlotte Weiner Highland Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
North Pavilion
Ben
Charlotte Weiner
Highland Way
Vacation Bible school to begin at Friendship Union Church
A vacation Bible school starts Monday July 3 at Friendship Union Church Halfway with registration at 9 a m There is no session on July 4 Also announcements of multiple births record births at Washington County Hospital including Pvt Samuel M Foltz Connie née Martin June 27 to Hemp hill Catonsville and several other families with births June 28 29 and 29 at the same hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School Ofens
Friendship Union Church
Samuel M. Foltz
West Washington Street
Foltz
Connie Martin
Harold B. Hemphill
Catonsville
Washington County Hospital
Paul Heironimus
Forrest Street
Wilmer A. Turner
South Potomac Street
Robert DB. Kline
West Side Avenue
J. Franklin Hart Man
Funkstown
Greenwood Hills Bible Conference
Lincoln Highway
Fayetteville
Caledonia Park
Alfred P. Gibbs
South Africa
Tom Olson
Uplands
Calif
Richard Hill
Glen Cove
Mt. Standis
Bar
Philadelphia School of the Bible Conference
F Herbert W. R
Sea
PESTA
Mail to prisoners of war widens and restrictions eased
War correspondents note improving mail access for prisoners in German camps versus Japanese camps where letters are scarce. Readers urged to send typewritten or hand printed messages, with three sheets and four cards allowed monthly, and no limit on packages though candy gum and cigarettes are common, while care with content is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry al Jen
Allen
Ton County
Hawaiian Girl Is Visitor Here
Keora Kono of Honolulu Hawaii daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Kono spent days in Hagerstown and traveled to Washington DC with her mother to visit friends She met Elmer Baker Jr at Emerson College Boston where their romance began They became engaged but postponed wedding until after the war Keora majors in speech at Emerson where she earned both Bachelor and Master degrees She plans to return to New York City for sales work after the war and hopes to share Hula with broader audiences while advocating better understanding of Hawaiian customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keora Kono
Robert K. Kono
Honolulu
Hawaii
Hagerstown
Washington, D. C
Emerson College
Boston
Mass
Elmer Baker, Jr
Elmer Baker
Hamilton Boulevard
Elmer
Jolly
U. S. Army Air Forces
Knute Field
Keora
Kears
Phi Mu Gamma Sorority
Gertrude Kay
Cool Easy-Sleeves Summer Frock Pattern Ad
A vintage sewing pattern notice offers a cool flower-fresh frock with a trim basque and neckline. It advertises pattern 8786 in size 16, fabric yardage, ruffling, and a sewing guild inclusions fee. Includes order details and mailing instructions from Harertown Daily Mall pattern department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Final Rehearsal Set For July 5 Band Chorus Concert
Dr. Peter Buys announced a final rehearsal on Wednesday July 5 at City Park handshell for the July 9 band chorus concert. Attendance was steady at last night’s session and more singers may join the mass chorus by arriving by 7 38 p m. About 500 performers from the Hagerstown Municipal Band are expected to sing popular selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
Peter Buys
Buys
Hagerstown
Post War Study Plan Outlined at Kiwanis Luncheon
John Shank, consulting chemist from Waynesboro Pa, addressed Kiwanis Club at Hotel Alexander outlining post war problems and the need for constructive use of science. He urged formation of community training groups to study plans addressing local post war challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Hotel
Alexander
John Shank
Chem. 38
Waynesboro
Rotary International
Shank
Aldine Lakin
Family Picnic by Circle at City Park
Members of the Mother's Friend Circle of the Church of the Brethren hosted a family picnic at City Park Lot Tuesday evening. About sixty five people were served by the refreshment committee led by Mrs. Helen Eyler. Children enjoyed games and a peanut scramble with Mrs. Virginia Bowmar, Mrs. Thelma Martin, and Mrs. Helen Ocker in charge. The men played a softball game.
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Mother's Friendls
Church of the Brethren
City Park
Helen Eyler
Virginia Bowmar
Thelma Martin
Helen Ocker
Society Meets at Carty Home for Humorous Readings
The Senior C. E. Society of the First Church of God gathered Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Milford Carty’s Summit avenue home. W. E. Gooprider presented humorous readings while a group including R. G. Weller, N. O. Reeder, F. W. Royce, Mesdames Nora Rogers Hazel Beard Mary Mummert and Misses Mary Lou Sostar Phyllis Carty Gnacel Rouzes and Rev H. C. Gonso attended.
Ha gerstown Business College Commencement Tonight
Graduation exercises of the Ha gerstown Business College will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at BE Paul's Methodist Church. Edward J. Hajek is president of the college. Highlighting the social activities of the week was the annual dance at the Women's Club auditorium Tuesday evening. Zel Smith and his orchestra furnished music. Five guest students from the Jamestown Business Institute attended. A picnic on Wednesday at Braddock Heights concluded the social functions of the week. Most hawks do not kill poultry or small birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Business College
BE Paul's Methodist Church
Edward J. Hajek
Women's Club
Zel Smith
Jamestown Business Institute
Jamestown
N. Y
Braddock Heights
Clearspring Woman Wins Radio Essay Prize
Mrs. Fred Ernst of Clearspring won a WEAF New York agricultural essay contest. She and husband will broadcast from New York on Modern Farm at 6 30 a m July 17 and visit WEAF July 15. Contest drew entrants from multiple Northeastern states and supported by State Veterinary Medical Associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ernst
WEAF
New York
Ardath Martin
Ernst
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
Delaware
Veterinary Medical Associations
Clearspring
Washington County
Install Pastor At Cavetown Three-Church Service
The Rev. Edward J. Robinson will be installed as pastor of the Cavetown charge of the Evangelical and Reformed church in a special service at 10 30 a m Sunday July 2 Wolfsville and Funkstown churches attend Presiding will be the Rev Edward R Hamme former pastor of the church Sermon by the Rev John L Barnhart D D of Baltimore president of the Potomac Synod Assisting Hamme and Barnhart is Eugenia Spessard elder of the Cavetown church Robinson previously served in Philadelphia and Canton Ohio as assistant pastor and youth director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Robinson
Philadelphia
Cavetown
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wolfsville
Funkstown
Edward R. Hamme
John L. Barnhart
D. D
Baltimore
Potomac Synod
Hamme
Dr. Barnhart
Eugeni «A. Spessard
Cargetown
Robinson
Pennsylvania
Heer
Canton
Ohio
Prayer Meeting Held by Rev Albert Miller at Estella Sweet Lands
Rev Albert Miller of the Hagerstown Pentecostal Church of God will lead a prayer meeting Friday evening at the club house on Estella Sweet lands beside Conocochesque Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Miller
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