Social and Local News Roundup From Hagerstown Area
Mist and dampness noted as hygrometer readings rise. C. & C. filled but nonfunctional. Summer cottages undergoing renovations. William Bixtine moved from Baker farm to John Wiles farm near town. Miss Myrtle Glenn of New York City visiting Mrs. C. C. Clatterbeck. Dalhamers return from Florida to Hagerstown. J. M. Lane, St. John’s Military cadet in Kansas, N. Y., Easter visit with mother. R. O. T. C. member. Mrs. Palmer Tennant visiting New York. Mrs. Frank L. Bentz to Philadelphia and New York for Easter visits. Mrs. Carthel Trayla White to Charlottesville for son Milas Marguerite Storey at Towson. Mrs. R. S. Siman and daughter Mary moving to Arlington, New Jersey. Night Patrolman Henry Dodgson still recovering after gallstone operation.
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George R. Dalhamer
Lloyd Dalhamer
Florida
Hagerstown
J. M. Lane
St. John’s Military School
Kansias
N. Y
Edgemont
Frank L. Bentz
Local Social Calendar Preview and Easter Events
Rotary Club Thursday meeting noted along with multiple Good Friday religious services. Friday highlights include broad religious services. Saturday features a large Stouffer's Dancing Academy dance. Monday March 28 presents Easter Dance at Pythian Hall Williamsport to benefit Eastern Star Home Fund with a $5 prize gold Waltz and special car to Hagerstown after the event.
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Rotary Club
Pythian Hall
Williamsport
Eastern Star
Home Fund
Hagerstown
Local Masons to Hold Maundy Thursday Dinner
About 150 local thirty-second degree Masons will attend the Maundy Thursday banquet at the Masonic Temple. Rev J I E Klinganian of Clearspring will deliver the address during the annual dinner.
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Masonic Temple
J. i E. Klinganian
Clearspring
Cavetown Supper Planned by Mite Society
The Ladies Mite Society of the Reformed Church at Cavetown plans a chicken and biscuit supper on Easter Monday evening and night.
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Cavetown
Ladies’ Mite Society of the Reformed Church
Very Special Sale at Courai's Phonograph Store
Furniture and piano polish advertised in a rushed sale at Courai's Phonograph Store, 7 East Washington Street. Items include 30 cent and 25 cent sizes. limited stock advertised as hurry while they last with a few hotties left.
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Courai’s Phonograph
East
Washington St
County Conference A Flying Squadron Visits Hagerstown
A Flying Squadron led by George J. Bitterbush Spencer E. Sisco and Carroll M. Wright will visit Hagerstown for a county conference in Christian Endeavor work on March 31. Several other prominent Christian Endeavor leaders will account the meeting at the Curia treasure formed church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Bitterbush
Spencer E. Sisco
Carroll M. Wright
Hagerstown
Christian Endeavor
Remsbergs and Katherine Remsberg visit Dagmar luncheon party
Mr and Mrs B E Remsberg and Miss Katherine Remsberg of Santa Anna California and Rev Wilbur L Remsberg of Funkstown were guests at luncheon yesterday hosted by M P Moller at the Dagmar. Afterward the party motored to Middletown for a visit before continuing to Washington.
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B. E. Remsberg
Katherine Remsberg
Santa Anna
Cal
Wilbur L. Remsberg
Funkstown
M. P. Moller
Dagmar
Diamond Dye Lets Hagerstown Women Rejuvenate Wardrobe
Hagerstown women can renew worn coats skirts dresses and fabrics with Diamond Dyes. Each package promises several directions for perfect results and a Color Card shows real examples of diamond dyed materials in bright fade resistant colors.
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Hagerstown
Skipper Bold is She Miss Danda Pomfer Captains Lake Boat
Miss Danda Pomfer captains the Lake Michigan fishing boat Major and shows her skill hauling a line aboard the Major at her pier in Chicago. She is the daughter of a lake fisherman and has lived by the water all her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danda Pomfer
Lake Michigan
Major
Miss Pomfer
Chicago
Clearspring Musical a Bright Community Event
The Miss Fearless Co. of Clearspring presented a lively home musical under directress Mrs. C. E. Tenney. Dancing and singing highlighted the evening and the troupe planned a permanent club named Masks and Wigs with Mrs. Samuel Seibert as president and Allan Seibert as treasurer.
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Miss Fearless Co
Clearspring
C. E. Tenney
Samuel Seibert
M. J. Henesy
Big Pool
Allan Seibert
Charles Krelgh
Interesting Debate at Washington County High School
The Washington County High School debate features four students for the affirmative and four for the negative on the topic That the Japanese are desirable immigrants Thomas Spielman Richard Beard Johnson Simpson and Paul Cover argue the affirmative Donald Beard Rodger Dipp Ralph Routzahn and Vernon Metz argue the negative.
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Washington County
Thomas Spielman
Richard Beard
Johnson Simpson
Paul Cover
Donald Beard
Rodger Dipp
Ralph Routzahn
Vernon Metz
Corner Stone Laying Planned for Beaver Creek Hall
The Beaver Creek community hall will host a corner stone laying on Easter Monday at 2 30 as the foundation for the one story building begins. A program of songs invocations and addresses by preachers elders and farm improvement advocates will be rendered.
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Beaver Creek
Lenten Service Scheduled at Keedysville Church
The Lutheran church at Keedysville will hold a Friday evening service at 7.30 led by Pastor Rev. F. Will with Prof. Castel singing. A preparatory service follows, and Holy Communion is planned for Sunday at 2.30 in the afternoon.
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Keedysville
F. Will
Prof
Castel
Local Masons head to Baltimore for degrees
A group of local Masons traveled by car to Baltimore yesterday to take the 18th Masonic degree. Next week 68 candidates will attend and be raised from the 16th to the 82nd degree inclusive. Ross Turner, arrested on non-support charges, was released on bail to await Grand Jury action at May term. A brief feature praises Foley Alabama as a budding town with 500 residents and a $350000 bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ross Turner
Sherilf Crampton
Justice Bitner
Harding Names Fiddler to Vocational Board
Harry Fiddler of Indianapolis has been selected as a member of the Federal Board for Vocational Education announced at the White House. Obadiah Gardner of Maine was called to the White House for reappointment to the International Joint Commission, succeeding the Wilson era.
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Gardner
White House
Washington
Harry Fid]dler
Indianapolis
Federal Board For
Obadiah Gardner
Maine
International Joint Commission
Wilson
New York Plans Fire Hydrant Showers for Summer Play
New York City officials consider adding water sprayers on fire hydrants to ease congestion in summer heat. The board of aldermen recommends issuing 25 000 revenue bonds to fund about 1200 showers. Tomorrow Pollyanna and the Glad Girl are advertised for last showings.
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New York
Comer Jfinance
Board of Alder ‘Day
Sale of cakes candy and ties by St Pauls M E Church
The Ladies of St Pauls M E Church announce a Good Friday sale at Emmetts Hardware Store 45 W Washing ton street featuring homemade cakes candy and Easter novelty ties with Hot Cross Runs as a specialty. Proceeds support church needs. The price range listed is 22 to 31 cents.
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Ladies of St. Paul's M. E. Church
Emmett’s Hardware Store
Washington Street
Hot Cross
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Dinty Moore
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John Wiles
Town
Myrtle Glenn
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C. C. Clatterbeck
West Side Avenue
Mrs. Palmer Tennant
Carthel Trayla White
Charlottesville, Va
Milas Marguerite Storey
State Normal School
Towson
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Henry Dodgson
Stouffer's Dancing Academy
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Drew UL Tell
Potomac St
Ewer Hros
Washington & K
Whetly
Cotrevor
PEW
Dorsey Stros
Westside
Cheenwell
Poteresane
McCleary Cash Grocer
Waat Antietam
Harry
Myera
Potomac
Franklin
Paden's Cash
Cannon and Jefferson
I. W. Seal
Penna
South End
Potonia
Washington and Mulberry
Troxell Cash
Mulberry
Fairground
HW. C
Ineminger
Funkatown
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Skipper
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George Street
W. F. Prior Publishing House
West Franklin Street
G. F. Baker
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Maryland
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Frank Bochard
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Pickford
Imanna
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