Springtime bustle and local trips noted around town
Social and local news recounts spring reminders as residents report on leisure and travel. J E Beard departs for Philadelphia on business, while K Wolford and C Hyde begin an auto tour through Virginia with Staunton as their goal. Miss Eva Nora Lyon and Miss Hortense Dreyfuss visit New York for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Beard
Philadelphia
K. Wolford
Charley Hyde
Virginia
Staunton
Eva Nora Lyon
Hortense Dreyfuss
Waynesboro
New York
Calendar of local club events this week
The Washington County Hospital Ladies Auxiliary holds its regular meeting on Tuesday. A Bal Masque at Stouffer's Dancing Academy starts at 9 PM. Wednesday features a dance by W. M. Ry employs in the I O F auditorium. Thursday hosts the Chamber of Commerce Members Forum at 7 30 with Municipal Band discussion. Friday sees a Mary Young Rebekah Lodge special meeting at 8 PM. Seventeen new members join the Western Enterprise Fire Company as five delegates, including Thomas Syigler Clyde Ingram J R Fisher and Phraner Logan, are elected to back the selection of a new Fire Chief.
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Washington County Hospital
Stouffer's Dancing Academy
The
Chamber of Commerce
Western Enterprise Fire Company
Thomas Syigler
Clyde Ingram
J. R. Fisher
Phraner Logan
Thief Foiled In Potomac Avenue Home Attempt
A thief tried to enter the home of M. P. Muller on Potomac Avenue last night but was frightened off by neighbors. A man was seen on the front porch. Patrolman Castle Hamill Sheriff Duffey and Deputy Crampton rushed to the scene but could not locate the intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Moller
Potomac Avenue
Castle
Hamill
Duffey
Crampton
New Features Shine At Washington County Senior Dance
The Washington County High School senior class held its first dance at the I O O F Hall last night. The hall was decorated in class colors purple red and white. Vikian Oswald and Fortune Odendhal led the grand march. A novel program was performed and a water drinking contest mimicked a county fair pie eating event. About 60 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County High School
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Vikian Oswald
Fortune Odendhal
Ministers Meet at St Pauls U B Church Discussion on Ephesians
The United Brethren Ministerium held its regular monthly meeting yesterday at St. Pauls U B Church Rev J P Koontz read a paper on analysis of Ephesians A general discussion followed Present ministers included Rev S G Zeigler Rev D M Sparrow Rev A B Statton Rev J D Young Rev G L Rider and Rev J P Koontz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Ministerium
St. Paul's U. B
J. P. Koontz
S. G. Zeigler
D. M. Sparrow
Irev
A. B. Statton
J. D
Masquerade Dance Promises Big Spring Event at Stouffer's
A major masquerade dance is set for Wednesday night at Stouffer's Dancing Academy in Hagerstown. An 80n orchestra will perform as couples from nearby towns travel to attend the event, hailed as the spring season's biggest dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouffer's Dancing Academy
Hagerstown
Engagemen t Cancelled for Selwyns Buddies in Hagerstown
Selwyns sensational musical comedy Buddies booked for Monday March 16 in Hagerstown with the New York cast has been canceled. Local management was notified yesterday morning. Cushna Brick Yards Williamsport resumed operations yesterday with a payroll of 40. Orders understood to have been booked for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selwyn
Hagerstown
New York
Cushna
Williams- Port
Hair Growth Claim From Parisian Sage Ad
An advertisement for Parisian Sage by D C Aughinbaugh and Sons promotes the product as stopping hair loss and making hair thick and glossy while preventing dandruff, sold under the Guaranteo brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Aughinbaugh & Sons
Guaranteo
Public Health Association Holds Regular Meeting
Miss Ethel Middlekaum resigns as public health nurse for Washington County effective April 1 to enter private nursing. A successor is sought. Mrs. Zeigler Keller Schindel Jamison and Dr. Wroth oversee appointments. Plans set for April 3 annual meeting with rural nurses from Frederick counties and Virginia. About 600 children examined in February. Casey reports visits 220 patients 144, miscellaneous 76, new calls 12, new patients 7, deaths 2, discharges 8, transfers 2, fees 2.25, cab fare 7.23, postage .46. Visiting staff 312. State Board of Health Baltimore. Sanatorium 6. Washington County Hospital 7. X-ray 1. School for Crippled Children Philadelphia 2. V D Clinics 8. tuberculosis clinics 2. children's clinics 12. Relief requested from King's Daughters for outfits for 2 men to State Sanatorium and railroad fare. Expenses of trip of two children and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel, Middlekaum
Washington County
Hagerstown
Middlekaum
H. H. Zeigler
C. Harry Keller
D. P. Schindel
J. W. Jamison
Wroth
BUC
Public Health Association
Frederick Counties
Maryland
Virginia
Association
Washington County Hospital
Philadelphia
V. D
King’s Daughters
State Sanatorium
Gimbel Case Free From Calendar After Lever Act Ruling
New York March 8 Federal Judge Knox ordered the Gimbel Brothers profiteering case stricken from the calendar. The action follows the Supreme Court's decision that the Lever Act is unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimbel
New York
Gimbel Brothers
Knox
Supreme Court of the United States
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Harry Hum
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