Social and Personal Notes From Lebanon Valley College
Social and Personal notes list Misa Margaret Kohler elected vice president of the W C A cabinet at Lebanon Valley College Annville PA for the coming year. Other items include guests visiting local residents over the weekend, a patient convalescing at home, a doctor attending an orthodontist meeting in New York, furloughs from Fort Humphreys, and district Epworth League attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Margaret
Kohler
Smithsburg
W.C. A
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Misa Kohler
Aled
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Frederick
Vivian Monath
Margaret Hart
Lenora Lantz
Genevieve Clark
Robert McGill
Catherine Bowers
Eastern Star Party Marks 37th Queen Esther Chapter
About 250 people attended the Masonic Temple for the 37th anniversary of the Queen Esther Chapter Order of Eastern Star. A pre program ceremony honored charter members, followed by songs, a mini ballet sketch by local youth, and an informal dance with Bob Rusesil's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Queen Esther
Order of Eastern” Star
Ophelia Futterer
Dora Burhans
Misa Grace Middlehauf
Chester Hays
William Preston Lane
Mise Mary Cosens
Misa Marguerite Garver
Rom
Castom
Cinderella Hose
Bob Rusesil
Nell McCans
Retreshments
Edna Barnhart
Mra Miriam Fiery
Hugh Smowse
Low mood social at Trinity Lutheran church group event
Mrs. Bizler hosted a social at Mrs. Charles Nigh's home on Way side avenues with about twenty ladies. Prizes for best dressed costumes, St Patrick color scheme, contests and a comic reading by Miss Maybelle Henneberger followed refreshments. Norwegians among attendees. Includes notes on a recent Fish Fair in Oulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bizler
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles Nigh
Wayside Avenues
Mies Maybelle Henneberger
Hopkins Club Meets Miss Healy Speaker
The Johns Hopkins Club of Washington County Teachers met at Miss Vivian Little’s home on Wednesday. Miss Katharine L. Healy, supervisor of elementary and junior high school, spoke on a study about factors determining pupil composition grading. Analon Brown was appointed treasurer. Pauline Blackford served as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins Club of
Washington County
Vivian Little
Washington Street
Katharine L. Healy
Healy
Pauline Blackford
Iss Analon Brown
Catherine Futterer
Ruth Gabriel
Isabelle Beckenbaugh
Mary Myer
Louise Short
Grace Baker
Royetta France
Mildred Netkirk
Jane Martin
Estelle Ellender
Allecquick
Puzzle Party Opens at East North Street Home
Earl Soudere hosted eighteen young friends for a jigsaw puzzle party at his East North Street residence last night. At eleven o'clock the group gathered in the dining room where a party table was set. Miss Elizabeth Reed won the prize for finishing a puzzle first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Soudere
East North Street
Elizabeth Reed
Operetta Presented by Hagerstown High School Glee Club
The Hagerstown High School Glee Club and orchestra directed by Miss Elec ta Zeigler and Professor Peter Buys stage an operetta titled Bitter Sweet Anne on Thursday night March 16 in the high school auditorium. The three act show imagines a mythical kingdom with princes and a daring aviator, featuring Robert Irvine Clarence Gardner Edgar Linn Dennis Weller Donald Martin Dorothy McCullough Naomi Schlotterbeck Louise Gimple James Webb Hilda Cornell Jack Lowman Richard Hemphill and Robert Liskey in principal roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Electa Zeigler
Peter Buys
High School
Anne
Estelle Merryman Clark
Palmer John Clark
Robert Irvine
Clarence Gardner
Edgar Linn
Dennis Weller
Donald Martin
Dorothy - McCullough
Naomi Schlotterbeck
Louise Gimple
James Webb
Hilda Cornell
Jack Lowman
Richard Hemphill
Robert Liskey
Young Peoples Night at Church of the Brethren
Special evangelistic services continue at the Church of the Brethren with Rev. A B Miller preaching at both services Sunday. Morning theme The Second Coming of Christ and evening What It Costs Not To Be a Christian. Marriage license issued for R Edgar Baker and Irene Elizabeth Shepley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Lawson Reichard
A. B. Miller
What a New York is Wearing by Helen Williams
What a New York is wearing features a Paris favourite outfit for spring. The cross over bodice and patched skirt create a tall slim look while a waist length boulers jacket shortens the silhouette. The style is simple to fashion and inexpensive.
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Seeele
Ushioh
Daily Mail
Taten
Rogerstown Mall
Fifth Avenue
New York City
New York
Helen Williams
Paris
Dorcas Society Completes Year With Notable Meeting
The seventh and last meeting of the Dorcas Society at St James School featured Rev. Wal ter B. McKinley as chaplain and over a hundred attendees including guests. Reports praised 341 garments given to Red Cross since October, plus 144 finished for Needlework Guild and St Mark's Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
St James School
Walter B. McKinley
Dorcas
Austin C. Godar
God
Myers
Dorcas Sewing Society
Hiedwohl
Onderdonk
Nelson
Denslow
Duvall
Godara
Big Pool church services and district Christian Endeavor event
Sunday March 12 schedule lists Big Pool United Brethren services at 16 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. worship with B. H. service at 7:30 p.m. Mt. Tabor holds 2:20 p.m. Sunday School and 3:36 p.m. worship. Indian Springs hosts Lindsay School at 10 a.m. and B. at 7 p.m. Evangelical pastors attended Lewis Town conference. Indian Springs won the 16 month banner with 84 members. Next meeting April 20 at Shanktown church. Leroy Clark presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
D. R. Sechrist
Big Pool
Mt. Tabor
Indian Springs
Lindsay
R. A. Babcock
Evangelical Churches
Lewistown
Christian Endeavor Societies
Society of St. John's Reformed Church
Clear Spring
Ernest Michael
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
Tom Poffinberger
Madelins Mastera
Martinsburg
More Women Officials Upset Plans in Washington
AP report notes rising number of women in government roles disrupts social rank rules in the capital. It cites Congresswomen, a woman senator, and Frances Perkins as labor secretary affecting White House social planning and the hierarchy between officials and their wives. A Bridgeport birthday surprise for William Palmer is described, plus G B Rugs resigns as assistant Attorney General.
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Bess Furman
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
White House
Tilson
Connecticut
Frances Perkins
Labor
Sleeping Gloves Promise Soft Hands Overnight
A simple beauty hint suggests wearing a cheap pair of white cotton gloves over moisturized hands before bed. The soft fabric helps the skin absorb cream and leaves hands appearing more flowerlike by morning.
Maryland press steel plans large job rise
Do You Recall Maryland Pressed Steel Company aims to boost workers from 700 to 1400. Lawrence D. Steinbeck of Hancock starred as catcher with Han and Chambersburg sighed over a Columbus Ohio club contract. Local theaters show Alice Howell in The Naughty Neptune and Dorothy Phillips in Bondage. Dr ZL Weaver of Bikton VA opens Williamsport office. A sixty mile gale in the middle west kills 24 and injures scores.
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Lawrence D. Steinbeck
Hancock
Hanover
Chambersburg
Columbus
Ohio
American Association
Alice Howell
Dorothy Phillips
Local church call and store opening noted in historical column
Rev. Robert M. Moore, former local pastor, received a call to the Foundry M E Church in Washington with an annuity of 8000 dollars. A Saltzman opened a clothing store in the Willeon building on West Franklin Street. John Gaylor, a well known retired cattle dealer, died at his Mapleville home at age 72. At entrance to a new cave was noted.
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Robert M. Moore
M. E. Church
Washington
A. Saltzman
Willeon Building
Weet Franklin Street
John Gaylor
Mapleville
Quarries Blast In Cave Town Prompt Postal Carriers
A dynamite blast at the G. A. Bushy quarries in Cave town was reported. Downstream areas include Williampport and names mentioned include M Le Santman and Gratton with carriers placed in charge of the postal duties.
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G. A. Bushy
Cavetown
M le Santman
Gratton
Postal
Williampport
Prohibition Party Plans to Run Its Own Candidates
The Prohibition party declared it will continue fielding its own candidates for Congress, calling Republicans and Democrats incapable on the prohibition issue. Edward B. Blake, party chairman, outlined naming loyal candidates on the Prohibition ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prohibition Party
Edward B. Blake
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Mail
Charles Futtersr
Jamie Evans
Richard Trible
Baltimore
EB. A. Wareham
Wareham Apartments
Carroll Miller
J. Frank Faust
M. P. Miller, Jr
North Potomac Street
John W. Vickers
Harry M. Lumm
Guilford Avenue
Walter Byron Stel
South Prospect Street
Shepherdstown
Norma GC. Leonard
New York Society of Orthodontists
Waldorf Astoria
Elmer Martin
Williamsport
Fort Humphreys
John C. Patrick, Jr
Washington, D.C
Kelley
Oak Hill Avenue
Antietam Street
Sill Motor
Washington, D. c
Carrie
Schnebly
Broadfording Road
Oulo
Wena
Hopkins Club
Glee Clubs
Edgar Baker
Middletown
Irene Elizabeth Shepley
Myersville
House of Representatives
Mary Baker
Louis Howe
Roosevelt
Society
St. James School
M. J. Henesy
William Palmer
Mrs. Palmer
Bridgeport
Adam Neal
John GO. Palmer
Charles Ray
Charles Neal
Rayfield Palmer
Wicbur Rudy
Eva Palmer
Harold Paine
Edwin Neal
Anna May Palmer
Billie Palmer
G. B Rugs
United States
Ann Hovey
Maryland Pressed — Steel Company
ZL. Weaver
Bikton, Va
Middle West
Kline Bros. Best
L & B Hat Works
East Washington
Larm’s
Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Old Hagers“town Country Club
Jerry Harp
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