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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1927

Page

1

Social and Personal News From Evening Mall

Social and Personal items list local residents and visitors, noting recovered from scarlet fever, visits to Greensboro and Philadelphia, a motor trip to Atlantic City, and upcoming events. Includes marriage licenses for Granville Bats and Caroline Gresh and George W. Roth and Naor E. Gribule, a birth announcement, and a stag albatross party hosted by the Atentis Club with George Orrick as entertainment chair.

Granville Bats Caroline Gresh Loth of Montoursville George W. Roth Harrisburg Naor E. Gribule Steslion, Pa

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Real With Surprise Gathering

A surprise birthday party was held at Mr and Mrs Frank Real home at 71 Marshall Street for Mrs Real s fif nth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Otho Gray Mr and Mrs William Ewing and families Mr and Mrs Samuel Reel Mr and Mrs John Heal and families and many others. A quilting party followed with refreshments of cake and eggs. Read the mail imported a letter from Mrs N J Gutshall of Pittsburgh requesting delivery of Daily Mail to her and her mother Mrs Susan Morgan who is 79.

Frank Real Marshall Etreet Daily Mail

Birthday of Twins Honored in Fortieth Celebration

A birthday party celebrated Carroll George Cooper and his twin George Carroll Cooper on their fortieth birthday at 124 Elm Street. Guests included family members and friends from Frederick, Brunswick, Waynesboro, and nearby areas. The event featured a large candlelit cake, games, and a recitation on Birth days in March.

Carroll George Cooper Elm Street George Carroll Cooper Peartooiile Abs G. Cooper Nina A. E. Stile Frederick Gladys Utterback Charles Utterback Brunswick William Utterback Myre Lewis Gutcke Atbrey Custer William Kee George Buwek Dwighter Cooper Mamts Gouella Harry Isaac Maude Holmes

Gurgan Couple To Mark 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Charles B Gurgan will quietly celebrate their fiftieth anniversary at their North Prospect Street home. Mr Gurgan, a longtime painter, is remembered for scaling the steeple of old Trinity Lutheran Church on West Franklin Street, a feat that drew a large crowd and caused several fainting responses.

Charles B. Gurgan Hegerstoniana North Prospect

Temple Builders Clans​ entertained at Presbyterian church

Mies Mary Gien delightfully entertained the Temple Builders Clans of the Presbyterian Church at new house 905 Potomac avenue on Thursday evening. Approximately 80 guests attended. Following we business session. Central Nour Wis enjoyed and regrets sayg. Attractive decorations and St Patrick attoce in all the appointments.

Mies Mary Gien Presbyterian Church New House Potomac Avenue Thureday Sental Nour Wis Eveen St. Patrick

New Sermon Series by Dr Walter B Stell at St Johns Church

A new sermon series will be given by Dr Walter Byron Stell pastor of St Johns Episcopal Church beginning Sunday night March 13. Stell will preach the first message titled Our Lords Likes. Congregations heard Stell preach The Greatest Thing in the World as the series concludes Sunday night.

Hey Walter Byron Stell St. Jonn's Episcopal Church Steal

Radio Program Hoover Tales to Night 4

A rundown lists stations and times across WEAF WEAF chain schedules in Central and Atlantic time. It includes orchestras, concerts and Hoover era segments with numerous city placements such as Chicago Detroit Philadelphia New York and Dallas, noting hours and program variety for March 13 and related broadcasts.

WMC Memphis WCCO MPLS ST. Paul WSN Nan Onewark Iano Ncena WAT Seerstry Hoover New York Symphony Sion Graberie New Voorbees Breen Usnce Orchestra KO Garland Drsog Museical WOW Omaha Ianes Reriads Insas PHILA Darrel Philadelphia Baste Reise Pragvahin Wear WEAF VinCneler Orchestra Chicago Bovcertt Chieupa Pau Wean New York Couvert Coldists Meiliterranean Srula Caner Orienta Ren's Atlee Pittabur Rita Louis Essa VBZ Springfteld Weaperas

Modern girl charity idea about the flapper sister

A lengthy critique of the flapper image contrasts the modern girl with the flapper, describing fashion, behavior, and social changes after World War I. The piece notes the shift toward broader freedoms, consumer culture, and moral debates, with reflections on mothers, ministers, and public attitudes in Hagerstown.

Chinese Lantern Play Presented At Local High School

The Chinese Lantern play, famed for its Lantern Festival style, will be presented at the local high school on Wednesday March sixteenth under director Miriam Everts. The production features authentic imports and elaborate costumes including a bridal veil for the heroine MeeMee, with a Black and dramatic group performance.

Sun Prapelaen New York City MeeMee Hiss Miriam Everts

Macabees Hold Dance For Frederick Members

A dance was held by the Macabees on Wednesday night attended by a large crowd of Frederick Macabees. The jink in charge included L. G. Snavely J. C. Monath C. W. Reesecker and Chester Feltz.

Maccabees Ipgs Frederick Vomraltea L. G. Snavely J. C. Monath C. W. Reesecker Chester Feltz

Pilgrimage Planned For July Thirty-First At Braddock Heights

The Harp Pilgrimage Association announces this year’s event at Braddock Heights on Sunday July 31 with a program starting 2:30 PM featuring Nenu Harp of Frederick and Miss Grace Brane of Hood College, plus Harp Orchestra directed by Prof. Roger C. Harp. An evening address by Rev. Victor F. Weidler of Minneapolis ends the day, with descendants of John Harp Sr and others invited to attend. Cyrus Flook of Hagerstown chairs the program committee.

Herp Braddock Heights Harp Pilgrimage Association Ronow H. Hyane Washington, D Dresida Nenu Harp Wrederiek Grace Brane Hood Collage Vera Myere Harps Roger C. Harp Hagerstown Victor F. Weidler Minneapolis Minn Yoos Mueie Cymra ¥, Fl Cyrus F. Pinck Daniel Hury Cameron Elgentrode Thurmont Frederik County Susannah Harp Alice Leatherman Adams Harp Pitgrimnage “Association Ara Itoscoa H. Brana Washington, D. DC Victor ©. Welcher Mineneapolis Charles J1. Harp St. Paul Harry Harp Edger Bittle Myereville John Leatherman Reng Frederick Cyrus. Ty. Flook

Nobody's Business Shoes Division Puzzle

A humor column presents a shoemaking riddle about a Singers town business man who received twelve shoes from a northern city. With a family of Gye mn members, how should the dozen shoes be divided so each member gets one pair. The puzzle asks what to do with any extra shoes and notes the shoes are all the same size.

Washington Street Hagerstown Wisk Singerstown Gye Mn Nix Pire P. B

Defends Flappers in Red Book Critique of Generations

Mrs. J. Bordon Harriman writes in the Red Book decrying what she calls the astounding degeneration of younger generations. She laments women delaying marriage and says a generation has waited until middle age to engage in wild weddings.

J. Bordon Harriman

Henderson Heads to Florida Today

Mt and Mr Thot depart for Florida today. Henderson accompanies, signaling a planned trip with unspecified purpose.

Garvin Hager Johns River Florida Mr. Thot, Hendersom

Rejoicing Over Arrival Of Twin Boys Across Town

The town records cheer over the arisal of twin boys at Ball Temes amid local chatter. Notable figures include Mr and Mrs Nott Nopelle Aue and Miguleh Tose Hill avenue. Community news covers party shifts, a city committee formed for De Scott’s mayoral bid, and various local anecdotes from 2 am wakeups to Roosevelt meetings.

and Fire Nott Nopelle Aue Aidity Miguleh Tose Hill Avenue Ball Temes Corbette Addition Dick Sfamiltea

Oddities and Deals at Crawford Factory and Local Trades

Article notes production at Crawford factory with 30 bicycles turned over to cavloal, 1,250 wheels shipped in one day, five carloads. Hamilton sale at Stafford Hall grossed over 4,500 dollars. Logistics mention lines of homes hitched from Shady Bower to the big Hill. Clerks named and wages listed. A Baltimore resolution condemns the U S Senate Sabbath stance. Canal boatmen discuss freight-rate cuts from Cumberland to Georgetown and Williamsport, planning protest but canal aims to stay competitive with rails.

Thg Crawford Germany Hamilton Stafford Hall Shady Bower Big Hill Frank Thomas J. B. Fieher J.L. Thomas Horgan Canal Cumberland Georgetown Wilamsport Canal Company

LeRoy Nichols Accepts Receiving and Shipping Clerk Post

LeRoy Nichols has accepted a position with the TriState Electrical Supply Company as receiving and shipping clerk.

LeRoy Nichols TriState Electrical Supply Company

Democratic Women Plan Lenten Teas At The Capital

Invitations have been sent for Lenten afternoon teas in Washington D C by the Democratic Women of Hagerstown and Washington County. The program lists speakers including Lina Ferguson Edward P. Coaling and Mrs Harris Baldwin with topics on democracy and public welfare. A luncheon program accompanies the teas and many local supporters plan to attend.

Hagerstown Merley National Democratic Conneticut Avenue Washington, D. C Thurelay Mavely Dra Bailly Newett Blair Lina Ferguson New Mexico Birs Edward P. Coatlgon Sfinnie Fishery Cunningham National Democratic Clubs Harris Baldwin Democratic Party Lageratown Washington County Beallon

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