Local Notes Highlight Social Scene And Moves
Social and local update notes boys test kites theater admissions decline and garden activity resumes. Mrs J M Lyon shows improving after operation at Church Home Infirmary Baltimore. Lloyd K Huffman moves to Lake Villa Fruit Farm Ponds ville with sons to farm peaches and apples. rents Oak Hill avenue home to H Lionel Meredith. Mr and Mrs J M Drury buy a cottage at Pen Mar from Waynesboro Pa seller Mr Weiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Lyon
Frederick Street
Church Home Infirmary
Baltimore
Lloyd K. Huffman
Oak Hill Avenue
Lake Villa Fruit Farm
Pondsville
Éengase
H. Lionel Meredith
J. M. Drury
Pen Mar
Weiner
Waynesboro, Pa
Social Evening At North Potomac Street Home
Mrs Leonard E Wibberley hosted a party at 500 Thursday evening on North Potomac Street. Prizes went to Miss Ruth Mesins of New York Mrs John Hankey Leh Ulau Sneckenberger and John Miller. Attendees included many local residents and visiting guests from Leitersburg and Paynesboro who later visited Rev Victor Miller and family. Refreshments were served and music numbers were performed. The Little Workers class elected officers for the year, with Grace Miller as president and Jeanie Weller as president of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard E. Wibberley
North Potomac St
Ruth Mesins
New York
John Hankey
Lehulau Sneckenberger
Joln Miller
W. KH. Reisner
Victor Stine
Leslie Spletman
Chester
Bessie Binkiey
Mil Tead McLaughtin
Macy Howard
Irene Middlekauff
Edna Meeina
Charlotte Slick
Iva Lehman
Mesars
Forrest Seiss
Calvin Little
John Miller
Lehman Sneckenberger
Paul Raisner
Errol Ward
A. A. Selas
Joyce Wibberley
Lille Spangler
Leitersburg
Paynesboro
Victor Miller
Jon Koser
G. C. Zeigler
Mand Ground
Ruth and
Mary Poe
Gertrude Newcomer
Maud Barnhart
Annie Staphey
Little Workers
C. E. Humelsine
Washington Square
Jeanie Weller
Elizabeth Sr
Grace Miller
Helen Coyner
Dorry Penn
Misaes Jeanne Weller
Jane Bencroft
Audrey Angle
Mabel Manalav
Bisle Ponesmith
Misa’ Mahel Manahan
Washington Street
John Pangborn
J. C. Pangborn
Mt. Royal Apartments
Marie Conley
Fred Wright, Jr
Elks St Patrick Day Social a Big Local Event
A lively Elks social on St Patrick Day drew 200 plus attendees at the hall in the city last night. The event featured dancing and card parties with Breaker's orchestra providing music, and ran well past midnight. The organizing committee included Bronka Boxte as chairman, Lewis Hampton, GR Solinger, Bruce Lightner, Winlottershey, and Frank B. Stoutfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Breaker
Bronka Boxte
Lewis Hampton
GR Solinger
Bruce Lightner
Winlottershey
Frank B. Stoutfer
Marriage licenses listed for several couples across states
Albert E Campbell and Maudie Gord tied by license in Gansen Alabama and Britton Virginia. Boyd Johnson and Biv Souley from McGuheysville and Shewanitean. Fiorold Crary and Letha Digher from Mercersburg. Dunen Myers and Leal Maith of Keen Thancock. John U Wacker and Cassie Hake of Lawisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. Campbell
Gansen
Ala
Bid
KK. Thomas
Hagerstown
Cart Jip
Shenandoah
Maudie Gord
Britton
Boyd Johnson
McGuheysville
Biv Souley
Shewanitean
Fiorold C. Crary
Letha B. Digh
Mercersburg
Dunen R. Myers
Leal B. Maith
Keen
Thancock
John U Wacker
Cassie Hake
Lawisburg
Chippewa Club Plans A Dance In Early April
The Chippewa Club held a meeting at Young's Hall electing C Barber as president H Sunderland as corresponding secretary R McGill as recording secretary Mr Matz as treasurer and M Schieldknecht as sergeant at arms Forty five members are now on the roll Plan for the Chippewa Dance on April 5 at Stouffer's Academy with three prize dances and one novelty dance. Music by Stouffer's Academy Orchestra will accompany dancing from 9 to 12. A basketball team was organized and other athletics discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Club
Young's Hall
C. Barber
H. Sunderland
R. McGill
Mr. Matz
M. Schieldknecht
Board of Governors
Barber
Stouffer's Academy
Stouffer's Academy Orchestra
Groundhog makes fair weather record for spring
The six week groundhog period closes with a decent showing by the woodchuck. Despite February blizzard tendencies, the weather largely aligns with what G H predicted when he didn’t see his shadow on February 2. Potatoes now pose high insurance risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H
Waynesboro Baseball Assn Directors Report Budget Progress
A special meeting of Waynesboro Baseball Association directors reported about halfway toward a $4000 season budget, with approximately half of the target subscribed. The group continues efforts to raise the remaining funds for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro Baseball Association
Cornerstone Laying At Beaver Creek Community Building
The cornerstone of the new Beaver Creek community building will be laid on Whit Monday during ceremonies to honor the first community half in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Ninety Graduate At Religious School Ceremony
Ninety students of the Community Training School of Religious Education received certificates after a two year course at the First Christian Church. Dr. B D Warfield president of Wilson College gave the address while Dr. Conrad Clever presented certificates. Next year the school will resume with broader lines and expanded development. St Pauls U B orchestra conducted by Harvey Seiss provided music. The exercises opened with a vocation by Rev G J Rider and closed with benediction by Rev F R Bayley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Training School of Religious Education
First Christian Church
B. D. Warfield
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Conrad Clever
Warfield
St. Paul’s U. B. Orchestra
Harvey Seiss
G. J. Rider
F. R. Bayley
Kiwanis Club Plans Ladies Night and Ceremonials
The Kiwanis Club announced a ladies night for April 13 at the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Yesterday's luncheon featured singing and a notable booster gift to C. H. Hoffman. Several Local Kiwanians will travel to Richmond and Washington next month for Kiwanian ceremonials. Shamrock favors were handed out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Richmond
Washington
W. A. Hopkins
C. H. Hoffman
Theaters Here Reduce Prices In City Listings
The Washington Street Amusement Company cut theatre prices effective Monday. Maryland evening tickets drop to 35 cents, matinee to 20. Colonial evening to 20, matinee to 15. Academy keeps 5 and 10 cent plus tax. March records a record warm spell with average 55.3 degrees. "Some Girl" at the Academy earns mixed notes for voices and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St. Amusement Company
Maryland
Colonial
Academy
J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Clara Smith Hamon Found Not Guilty In Ardmore Trial
The jury acquitted Clara Smith Hamon in the Ardmore Oklahoma murder trial. Judges and jurors listed include Topley, Sellers, Davis, and Haney among others as the courtroom proceeded with the deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Smith
Hamon
Callaway
T. L. Wilkes
W. A. Jolly Allen
G. E. Newman
Ardmore
Okla
Topley
D. M. Sellers
A. D. Davis
Boti Q . D
G. M. Haney
R. Jrom
T. H. Roberts
Longbbrigee
We Deen
Labor conditions better in city says report
The Department of Labor findings suggest local labor conditions improve the city’s industry. The investigation covers the period from January 31 to February 28 and notes ceaseless activity in sectors such as textile works sewerage construction rope leather and iron industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Algeria
Morocco
Asia
Better Teachers Is The Needs Better Teachers Is The Needs
Dr. George H. Reavis assistant superintendent of Public Restrictiom in St Maryland criticized the local school system in a Chamber of Commerce address. He said one third of teachers lack professional training and those trained have no classroom experience, and he urged continued advocacy for higher pay and improved facilities. Rev Dr. F R Bayley echoed the call. the School board and their wives were guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Reavis
Maryland
Chamber of Commerce
Betas
Road Construction Resumes in State After Suspension
Road work resumes after contracts awarded for five road sections by the State Road Commission. Construction had been suspended earlier due to high contractor prices. Average bid per mile ranges from 15 000 to 24 000 dollars.
Chiropractor W A Summerville Moves to Hershey Building
In new quarters, Dr. W A Summerville, chiropractor, shifts practice from 26 North Potomac Street to the Hershey building, 9 Southeast Cornin Public Square. The offices are being fitted and will open Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Summerville
Potomac Street
Hershey
Roessner's
Eornen Public Squar
L Brinton Opens Tire Shop Network in Shepherdstown
L Brinton, formerly of Hagera town, opens a tir a vulcanizing shop in Shepherdstown. He also runs shops in Riverton and Shenandoah, expanding his tire service network across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brinton
Hageratown
Tira
Shepherdstown
Brinton
Riverton
Shenandoah
Tailored Spring Suits Offer Quality and Value
Spring suits priced at 95 dollars and up showcase new late spring models in fine wool. Each suit promises style and satisfaction, inviting customers to choose quality tailored wear.
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