Social and Local News From Washington Visit Highlights
Today closes registration as local social column notes Mr and Mrs George A Thomas and children return from a week in Washington. Mr and Mrs Max Kreps of Washington visit his mother Mrs Michael Kreps in Williamsport, while Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hoy of Williamsport visit their daughters in Washington. Miss Howell of Uniontown guests Mrs James Findlay. Miss Cecil Zimmerman a local high school student confined at home in Keedysville with lagrippe. Dr Leroy Watkins hospitalized yesterday with an abscessed ear and under observation for acute mastoiditis.
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Max Kreps
Washington
Michael Kreps
Williamsport
Lawrence Hoy
Cecil Zimmerand
Keedysville
Leroy Watkins
Calendar Notes for Friday Meetings at 7 30 and 8 PM
HURIDAY Members Forum of the Chamber of Commerce meets at 7:30. The Municipal Band is the chief topic. Friday features a special Mary Young Rebekah Lodge meeting at 8 p m.
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Huriday
Chamber of Commerce
Mary ‘Young Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Byron Hosts St Patrick Card Party
Mrs. Lewis T. Byron hosted a St Patrick's card party and supper at her Potomac Avenue home with Emerald decor. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs. Stanley Little and Mrs. Harry Blunt. guests included J W Jamison Jr, Donald McKee, Vernon Simmons, Peregrine Wroth, John G Bower Jr, Anne Bruin, Marshall Wilson, and others. A Myersville committee named to locate a new high school near the present school chose a site opposite it, on land owned by the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co, reportedly available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis T. Byron
St. Patrick
Potomac Avenue
Stanley Little
Harry Blunt
J. W. Jamison, Jr
Donald McKee
Vernon Simmons
Peregrine Wroth
John G. Bower, Jr
Mias
Anne Bruin
Marshall Wilson
Little
Blunt
Claude Toms
Chaiirman
Frank Gaver
George Smith
Charles Harp
Lorenzo Miller
Harvey Long
Jeremiah Rice
Myersville
Gay Bal Masque Winners at Stouffer’s Dancing Academy
Nearly 300 people attended the bal masque at Stouffer's Dancing Academy last night. Miss Harriet Smith Miss Mary Su Inan and Fred Robre won first prizes in the bal masque. Frank Davis and Mrs Grace Nickson won prizes on the funny costume list. judges were Mrs Maud Kemp Mrs Edith Munson Frank Lescaleet and Bruce White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Smith
Mary Su Inan
Fred Robre
Stouffer's Dancing Academy
Frank Davis
Grace Nickson
Maud Kemp
Edith Munson
Frank Lescaleet
Bruce White
How To Tint Your Gray Hair At Home
Gray hair or faded streaks can be refreshed easily with Brownstone hair tint. The ad promises a simple, harmless at home treatment sold through druggists, offering two brown tones and a free trial sample via Kenton Pharmacal Co. in Covington Kentucky with a modest postage payment.
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Kenton Pharmacal Co
Covington
Community Show at Clearspring High School Exhibit
The Clearspring high school vocational department held a community show and exhibit last night with fan cy work and domestic science products on display. B J Grimes and Dr Albert of Harrisburg spoke after noon. Evening speakers included Prof McKinley Morton and Prof F G Day of the University of Maryland. Prof Gibson directed singing and J A Funkhouser Bernard Kinsell and G B Young joined a round table discussion.
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Clearspring High School
B. J. Grimes
Albert
Harrisburg
McKinley ,Morton
F. G. Day
U. of Md
Gibson
J. A. Funkhouser
Bernard Kinsell
G. B. Young
State Police Guest Here Dinner Planned by Chamber
Colonel H Austin Baughman commander of the State Constabulary will be the guest of the local Chamber of Commerce at a dinner and meeting to be held in the city soon. A committee led by J W Jamison Jr will arrange the event with date yet to be set. Also noted a dynamite cap explosion injured Philip Gabler 86 and Norman Lamp at nearby residences. The Bicycle Scouts of Maryland are recruiting local boys through H Fisher and J H Reisner as representatives. Mrs Charles B Wagner dislocated her knee while crossing the Public Square and was taken to Dr R G Brevnesox’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Austin Baughman
State Constabulary
Constabulary
Chamber of Commerce
Baughman
J. W. Jamison, Jr
W. C. Conley
John B. Stonebraker
Philip
P. F. Gabler
Hi Crest Avenue
Norman
Corner Hill Crest
View Street
Gabler
State of
Maryland
H. Fisher
West Franklin Street
J. H. Reisner
Salem Avenue
Charles B. Wagner
Beaver Creek
R. G. Brevnesox
Opens bakery in Martinsburg by People's Bakery owner
D. Lee Staley proprietor of the People's Bakery announces a new Martinsburg shop opened to the public yesterday. The move expands the local bakery business and adds an additional outlet for fresh bread and pastries in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Lee Staley
People's Bakery
Martinsburg
Rheumatic Sufferers Urged to Seek Pain Relief This Winter
An old Philadelphia physician in a city back room touted a remedy named Lulecko's 444 for rheumatism and related disorders. He claimed quick relief, renewed energy, and widespread demand, noting it contained 20 percent alcohol. Similar sales spread to Hagerstown and other cities through Central Drug Co. and Wareham's City Pharmacy.
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Philadelphia
L!ved
Lulecko
Lulevivo
Hagerstown
Central Drug Co
Wareham'n City Pharmacy
Woman Lawyer to Defend Murder Case in New York Courts
Miss Theresa Bb. Dubin of New York City will defend Mrs. Donatella Massiello of Corona Long Island, accused of killing Mrs. Concetta Altieri. It marks the first time a woman attorney defends a woman accused of murder in New York courts.
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New York
Theresa Bb. Dubin
New York City
Donatella Massiello
Corona
Long Island
Concetta Altieri
Seex
Miss Dubin
Pennsylvania Railroad Plans Wages Cut Across All Grades
The Pennsylvania railroad board in Philadelphia announced immediate wage reductions affecting 215,000 employees. The exact amount is undecided, to be proportional to pay increases from January 1, 1918. Trains to Harrisburg and Carlisle division curtailments do not affect city routes. Commencement exercises of Community Interdenominational Teachers Training School planned for Thursday at 8 pm in First Christian Church with Dr. E D Warfield delivering the address.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Community Interdenominational Teachers Training School
First Christian Church
E. D. Warfield
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Car of The Hair Parisian Sage Ad Claim
An advertisement for Parisian Sage produced by D. O. Aughinbaugh & Son promotes a hair product that softens hair thickens it and adds gloss while claiming to be genuine and does not alter natural color.
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D. O. Aughinbaugh & Son
DANDERINE Claims Hair Growth After Use
A vintage ad touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and thickening hair. It promises after several applications hair stops shedding and dandruff disappears with each strand showing renewed vigor color and shine.
Two Claim Over $25 Maltese Cat Sparks Rockville Dispute
In Rockville, Justice of the Peace William E. Viett will hear replevin fight between Albert Moulden, a local merchant, and Julian F. Walters, a Washington clerk, over a Maltese cat valued at about $25. Walters has the cat, both men once owned similar cats, and experts may determine age to resolve the case.
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Albert Moulden
Rockville
Julian F. Walters
Washington
William E. Viett
Walters
T. L. Dawson
Moulden
Seeral
Mr. Walters
Mr.Walters
Caledonia men kill copperhead and garter snake
Robert Hassler and Calvin Perry killed a copperhead and a garter snake while loading stone near Caledonia. The copperhead was unusually lively for March, making the sightings notable in the mountain section.
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Caledonia
Robert Hassler
Calvin Perry
Howard Street M. E. Orchestra Benefit Concert
The Howard Street M E Orchestra will give a musical entertainment at 8 o clock tomorrow evening for the benefit of the music fund. A fire musical program has been prepared and the evening promises much.
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Howard Street M. EF. Orchestra
Music Fund
Corset Bungalow At Avalon Built With Bleached Whale Rib Stays
A bungalow at Avalon demonstrates a corset style of architecture where a contractor used whale rib stays that had bleached on the beach for 20 years to frame a canvas house. The unusual method highlights inventive beach-built construction practices in Los Angeles on March 10.
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Los Angeles
Avalon
Laborites review city council candidates at Moose Hall
Labor Laborites discussed their prospective city council candidates for the Non-Partisan Labor ticket at Moose Hall last night. They also adopted a platform outlining their stance on local issues.
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Labor
Moose Hall
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