Social and Personal Notices From Evening Mail
Social and personal notes from the Evening Mail list residents moving houses visiting friends and family travels and illnesses. Individuals named include Alferia Mechaniel Unselds, Helen Keitter, George White, Max Cohen, L. Ford, Mrs. McGinnis, Hazel Eshelmin, Moraco Kauffman, Miss Mish, Betsy Schaibley, Miss Smal, and Miss Katharine Sraalt. with addresses on Summit Avenue Potomac Avenue and nearby streets noting recoveries from illness and ongoing travels.
Wrights Host Bridge Party At Their Home
Mr and Mrs Wright entertained a bridge party at their home at 1173 For tomae avenue last night. Mrs M I Wiley and Mr W A Hopkins won prizes for high scores. The guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Rachtell Mr and Mrs Frank Hennett Mr and Mrs T Clagett Mrs J A Sager and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Wright
M. I. Wiley
W. A. Hopkins
Edward Rachtell
Snail Frank Hennett
Clagett
Quietly Married At St Pauls Evangelical Church
Adam Mifugalia of Corona New York and Mire Mary Pryor of Merceraburt were quietly wed Saturday March 21 by Rev FF Holkapple of the Piret Brethren church. A missionary pageant titled The Pageant Re Coward Tri will be given at St Pauls Evangelical Church during the anniversary thank offering services of the church character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Mifugalia
Corona
N.Y
Mire
Mary Pryor
Merceraburt
Rev
Ff, Holkapple
Piret Brethren
Hurch
Hit City
Re Coward
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Ann
Household Tips for Cooking and Cleaning from 19th Century Guide
The article offers practical household guidance including how to prepare round steak by pounding and simmering with flour and seasonings, cleaning silver with potato water, polishing with a chamois for shine, and cleaning windows by wiping with vinegar cloth. It emphasizes simple, everyday chores and neat tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Howe
Japanese Tea and Sale at Parish House
Parish St Johns Episcopal Church hosts a Japanese tea and sale on Tuesday March 28 from 2 to 9 PM to fund Lent offerings and Japan relief. Tea cakes and Japanese rice cake will be sold, with proceeds minus the tea to aid church relief. Volunteers, chaired by Mrs Worthy Strite, include Betty Cow and many club members across tables and candy sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuasa
At. John’s Episcopal Church
Jueday
Japan
St. Jon's
Elu
Worthy Strite
Betty Cow
Hred. Crawford
George Harhaigh
Edauni Porter
Miss Zinkand
Mya
W. ‘Clinp
Dire
J. Miller
Miss Sten
Charlotte Smith
Lowse Wonsot
M¢ Laughlin
Belly Loy
Ete
McCubbi
Elizabeth Miller
Nice, Hutson
Eelier Hutson
Margaret
Harper
Mirs Siggs
Virginia Ridler
Louise Palmer
Park Loy
Mary Fitetzushtin
Evelyn Nichola
Ruth Metarter
CT. McBrien
B. Bennett
Hotty Cox
Lucile Strite
Helen Barron
Julia Hie Draper
NaMa Vaskety
Alge Catherine Wen
Girelo
Ren
Concise
Canlifower
Me Orks
Mesler
P.M. Hipebeon
Gym Schedule at Y for Two Days
The Y hosts two days of activities with varying times. Highlights include junior boys swim and gym sessions, girls basketball, dancing classes, a circus rehearsal, and a public program for youth. Miss Virginia Pell from Western Maryland College visits Kemp's for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Pym
Inday
Elage
High Schoalty
Trayn
Tialnusa
W. GH
Winchesters
Dia
Virginia Pell
Western Maryland College
Mrs. Keller BL Dell
Kemp's
Slender Line Dress Adopts Navy Georgette Crepe Style
A navy blue and white silk gown features a veiled line with a pleated georgette crepe front panel and no collar. It is fastened at the front with an ornament, presenting a delicate, undecided fashion for women.
Joint party marks anniversary of Brotherhood and Ladies Auxiliary
The event at the Armory drew over 40 attendees for a four hour program of entertainment. A 47 member Ladies Auxiliary troupe performed with humor, song, and dance while costumes in red and green added color. An old railroaders songs collection by G Ho MrWane highlighted the night, with dancing aided by a string ensemble and W J Hobr er at the piano. A Welcome address by Charley W. Sullivan opened the program, followed by Mrs Carrie Mesersmith’s remarks and several acts including the Stone Sleturr and Louise Vinney at the piano. A visit by Fotomag Lodge of Odd Fellows to Columbus Lodge in Chambersburg was planned for Tuesday evening to celebrate the 4rd anniversary of the Pennsylvania lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Garvend Bey
Cnet
Carrie Meg “Smith
America
Cvony
Charley W. Sullivan
Ehateman
Nic Enue
Mre
Carrie Meseersmith
Glover Fongeters
Mins Louise Vinney
Mirani Minutre
Fotomag Lodge of Odd Fellows
Columbus Lodge
Chambersburg West
Haverttown
Odd Fellows
Gab Peitaws Leave For Auction In Clipped Message
Fragmentary OCR reports a local notice about a group called Gab Peitaws arranging a departure or auction event. Key names and places are unclear, but the text indicates a departure related to a lot or sale with a four hour window.
I Miss Hugett Weds Lewis B Mundey
Marriage notice reports Dorothy Hugett and Lewis B Mundey wed in Bethlehem city with Rev. Conrad Chever officiating. Bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Huron Juyett, left by train for Harrisburg and Philadelphia and plans home at 40 East Avenue after April 15. Licenses listed include Rentoe J Dayee Godeden and several others from Virginia, Pennsylvania and Haverstraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy W. Hugett
Muhdes
Nepalthie
Christ
Chuyeh
Patsfor
Conrad Chever
Huron A. Juyett
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
East Avene
Birthday Party Held For Father And Son
Birthday party celebrated jointly for a father and son. Attendees include McCleskaid, Kemp, Worthington, Baylor, Smith, and Worth, with hosts Mr and Mrs biosh and many relatives and friends. The event featured music and merriment in a community gathering at Winter Street, with guests listed among extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Ahle
Mys
A. HL
Mendelian
Cld
McCleskaid
Tee Tai Mermaie Vettan
Aiverda Masn
Stephen S¢lvie Kemp
Wiliam Orange
Josey Herkalaliy
Ate Morgan
Howard Sai
My Ayenth
Irene Nurler
Worthington
Jester Sinttin Mor
Mis
Day Wines
Meo Peres
Caree Hager
Mil Worth
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Relief for Constipation
An advertisement touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a cure for constipation and related skin and health issues. It claims permanent relief when eaten regularly, with a money back guarantee, and promotes serving ideas and availability in Battle Creek Michigan, at hotels and restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kelloggs
Battle Creek
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alferia
Evening Mail
Phone
Mechaniel Aul
East Washington Street
South Potomac Street
Alfred Stonebraker
Narih Volowae
Morida
Massel
Wis
View Street
Misa Helen Keitter
New York
Kieffer
Summit Avenue
George White
the Terrace
Flavita Onl
Max Cohen
Brown's
Smart Shop
JL. Ford
Potamar Avenue
Way
Norfolk
Ley
St. Vinecent Hospital
Daniel McGinnis
Philademphia
Hazel Eshelmin
Moraco Kauffman
Greencastle
Puerty
I. A. Mamilton
West
Washington St
Arn
A. R. Stouffer
Howard Piregt
Howard Miller
Broadway
Elias Miller
Boonsboro
Hlanehe Fale
Yoo Nas
East Folier
Mery
Adil Moseh Et
Ami
Bale Fimore
Sarai Mish
National Cathedral
Echoot
Washington
F. W. Mish
South Prospect Street
Misa Wizareth Grimes
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Betsy Schaibley
National Cathedral School
Mrs
Charles Behait- Tey
Viola Smal
Misa
Mary Katherine Sraalt
Clearspring
Kary
Bmall
Charles Town
W. Va
Jame Kendall
North Mulberry
Mrs. Wright
Bridge
Greenwald
Potomac Street
Dak
At &J. John’s
Hugett
Lewis B. Mundey
Rentoe J
Father
Lasky’s
New
Coats
Port Conte
Taffeta
Nuits
Kingston
Avery Gays
Ady
Children's Fins
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