Social and Personal Notes From Local Spring Vacations
Social and personal items list students and family members spending spring vacations at homes or with relatives. Names include Caroline Heyser, Eva Draper, Betty Bridges, Ruby Jackson, David Byron, Edwin Wroth, Léon Hamilton, Ned Murray, and others. Birth announcements note Martha Betty Edwards and a son born to Dr. and Mrs. Tobias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Townsend Wroth
Peregrine Wroth
St.James School
Denton Edwards
Martha Betty
Edwards
Rhoda Bingaman
Harry Bingaman
Cearfogs
Herbert Tobias
Berkeley’ Springs
Washington County Hospital
Don’t Take Calomel Here’s New Health For Your Liver
An advertising piece extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver stimulant. It claims calomel and laxatives only move the bowels, while Olive Tablets, made from vegetables, promote bile flow, relieve constipation, pimples, bad breath, and tiredness, with a suggested price of 30c and 60c at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Olive
Tea and college social life highlighted by guests
Miss Cornelia Funkhouser hosted about twenty five friends at 639 Oak Hill avenue in honor of guest Miss Robert Koehler from Muskegon. Miss Laura Katherine Roulette hosted a tea for Miss Louise Carney of Mankato with Sweet Briar College students in attendance. The Busyouuuerg and Gustlers classes will stage The Kingdom of Heart's Content at First Christian Church March 30 and 31 with a comic plot centering on a girl Dorothy and a maid Tilly amid a local robbery rumor and romantic twists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia
Funkhouser
Oak Hill Avenue
Robert Koehler
Muskegon
Mich
J. C. Funkhousler
Emma Willard School
Laura Katherine Roulette
George E. Roulette
Ouuuerg
Gustlers
First Christian Church
Kingdom of Heart
Dorothy
Tilly
Bridge Study Hosted by Mrs Kieffer Bowers on Friday
Mrs Kieffer Bowers of North Mulberry street entertained her bridge club on Friday evening. Prizes in cards went to Mrs Rufus Edwards Miss Dorothy Springer and Mrs Webb Lantz. Guests included Mrs Edward Brandenburg Mrs Max Fiery Mrs Walter Fiery Mrs Harry Carper Mrs Rufus Edwards Mrs Webb Lantz and Miss Dorothy Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kieffer Bowers
North Mulberry Street
Bridge Club
Rufus Edwards
Dorothy Springer
Webb Lantz
Edward Brandenburg
Max Fiery
Walter Fiery
Harry Carper
Dances Plentiful Around Easter With Local Clubs
Dances planned by several groups for Easter time include the Hagerstown Chapter of De Molay at the Masonic Temple with the Blue Moon orchestra on April 18 led by Robert Fleigh. An Easter Monday event is set at Hotel Alexander hosted by Miss Catherine Stehl. Williamsport High School Alumni Association also plans a spring dance near Easter. Clyde L. Hartles and Miss Gladys V. Dickerhoft were quietly married March 25 at Rehobeth United Brethren parsonage Williamsport by Rev. Dr. N. B. S. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Order of de Molay
Fountain Head Country Club
Alsatia Club
de Molays
Masonic Temple
Blue Moon Orchestra
Robert Fleigh
Clyde L. Hartles
Clearspring
Gladys V. Dickerhoft
Hancock
Rehobeth United Brethren Parsonage
Williamsport
N. B.S. Thomas
Hunt Club Early Morning Ride Near Fountain Head
Willow Riding and Hunt Club members enjoyed a Sunday ride starting at Hagerstown Country Club. The route followed the brid le path through Fountain Head Heights near the Fountain Head golf course, taking about two and a half hours. A celebratory breakfast awaited upon return with members including Mr and Mrs Preston Howard, Dr and Mrs Boyce, Grace and Helen Baker, Mary Ground, Betty Bailey, Chester Beecher, William Horst, Hervey Smith, W M Hutchens, Dick Foreman and Brose Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Riding and Hunt Club
Hagerstown Country Club
Fountain Head Heights
Fountain Head
Delightfunl
Tidera
Preston Howard
Local life notes from Mapleville and nearby towns
Mapleville residents and relatives share weekend visits with Hagerstown and Baltimore parties. William Eccard and Calvin Eccard in Long Beach report earthquake safety with minor damage. families in Beaver Creek and Pasadena confirm relatives are safe. Homemakers Club met at Halfway to sew coats led by Miss Shelby from the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Grove
Hagerstown
Geraldina Kennedy
Raymond Smith
Robert Markley
Sadie Stouffer
A. E. Keadle
A. J. Ford
William Cunningham
William Eccard
California
Eccard
Long Beach
Calvin Eccard
William
Charlotte Eccard
Calvin
Howard Grossnickle
Beaver Creek
Mildred Arnold
Lana
Hilda Houpt
Virgie Fahrey
Homemakers Club
Shelby
The
Universty
Fashion Magazine patterns and dressmaking tips
An advertisement highlights New York fashion patterns No 3833 3383 and 3313 with sizes from infants to adults. It promotes a Spring Fashion Magazine 48 pages featuring beauty hints hairdressing and dressmaking tips. Orders requested via mail with 10 cents for the book and 15 cents for patterns from the Fashion Dept Hagerstown Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smmart
Boonsboro Lions Plan District Convention Meeting
The Boonsboro convention committee will join the Hagerstown Lions club Tuesday at 6:00 PM at Hotel Hamilton to outline plans for the district convention this summer. The session replaces the regular noon luncheon and will include Boonsboro and Hagerstown committee members led by Charles W. Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Lions Clubs
Hagerstown
Hamilton
Charles W. Hoffman
Boonsboro Committee Chooses B G Miller as Chairman
Boonsboro residents learn that B G Miller has been named chairman of the town committee, with plans for local business downsizing and civic improvements discussed at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Miller
Boonsboro
Keedysville Junior Choir to stage annual entertainment
The Junior Choir of Salem United Brethren church Keedysville will present its annual entertainment in the W. C. T. U. Hall on Thursday evening March 30 at 8 o clock. The program features two short playlets Too Much of a Good Thing and All the World Loves a Lover with special music by the Junior Choir and performances by the Keedysville Harmonica Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem United Brethren Church
Keedysville
Play Given at Assembly Hagerstown High
A high school assembly featured a Spark in by C T Conkle with Orry Sparks played by William Stonebraker and Legsie Hanna by June Kuhn set in a drab New England kitchen. Dorothy Loy as Granny and Bertha Jenkins as Susan Hanna provided comic moments with lighting by Kenneth Yountz and others boosting the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
New England
Gay] Mitchell
Lillian Moore
Bill Carbaugh
Sparkin
C.T. Conkle
Orry Sparks
William Stonebraker
Legsie Hanna
June Kuhn
Stoge
Dorothy Loy
Granny
Bertha Jenkins
Susan Hanna
Kenneth Yountz
David Schnebly
Donald Huber
Frank Rudolf
Young People Hold Social Meeting At Mrs Masser Home
The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of the Church of God met at 38 Snyder Avenue for a regular business and social gathering. After the business section the social committee provided entertainment followed by an old fashioned weiner roast. Thirty three members attended including Pearl Masner C R Carter Paul Ridenour David Rinehart Leonita Myers Betty Cornell Hilda Cornell Viola Souders Rosie O'Brien Louise Dunlap Pane Hila Matva Welty Emma Angle Marcelle Waters Anna Reed Catherine Reed Frances Dennis Geraldine Churchey Irene Marshall Virginis Masser David Seville Earl Souders Richard Doffemyer Roland Fleagle Cronise Barr Charles Welty Floyd Myers Alvin Myers Calvin Souders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Church of God
Pearl Masser
Snyder Avenue
Pearl Masner
C. R. Carter
Paul Ridenour
David Rinehart
Leonita Myers
Betty
Hilda Cornell
Viola Souders
Rosie O’brien
Louise Dunlap
Pane
Hila
Matva Welty
Emma Angle
Marcelle Waters
Anna
Catherine Reed
Frances Dennis
Geraldine Churchey
Irene Marshall
Virginis Masser
David Seville
Earl Souders
Richard Doffemyer
Roland Fleagle
Cronise Barr
Charles Welty
Floyd
Alvin Myers
Calvin Souders
Large Attendance At C E Meeting At Corbett Street Union
The Corbett Street Union C E Society held its regular meeting Friday with thirty three members present. The group, newly organized, showed rising attendance and enthusiasm. Mrs Hartill led the devotional, and talks on living without worry followed. Rosalyn Warner and Naomi Bavey contributed a notice, plans were set to defend the C E training school on May 15 and attend the Easter sunrise service at City Park on Easter Sunday at 6 30 a m under the Washington County C B Union. A monthly program was approved, with the first on April 14 led by Irvin Davie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett Street Union C. BE. Society
Dear Worried Cripple Seeks Help From Betty Brainerd
Dear Worried Cripple writes of years of financial and housing troubles after a brother’s death, accusing relatives of cruelty. Betty Brainerd advises seeking welfare legal aid, avoiding family contact, and building outside support to pursue maintenance and a path to independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Tam
Welfare Department
My Beauty Hint For Face Care And Relief Plan
A beauty routine advises cleansing cream followed by nourishing cream. Two bowls hold hot and cold water with Epsont salad dissolved. Alternate hot and cold cloths to remove cream and reduce lines. The note mentions a relief plan in Atlanta with 1000 tools and 500 acres for gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Boy Scoute
Marriageable pairs listed from Greencastle and nearby towns
A scanned list shows multiple couples and ages across Greencastle, Pa, and nearby communities including Clearspring, Md, and Martinsburg W Va. Names include Harvey G Young and Effie Shatzer, Clyde L Bartles and Gladys Dickerhoff, Samuel C Fox and Lillian Black, William W Weimer and Dorothy Price, Reed Thomas Richard and Amanda Lankford, Edward L Swomley and Sadie Shockey, William V Edison and Mildred Martin, Daniel Clay Weller and Frances Mort, Bruce C Gearhart and Frances Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey G. Young
Effie Shatzer
Greencastle
Clyde L. Bartles
Clearspring
Gladys V. Dickerhoff
Hascock
Samuel C. Fox
Mt. Zion
Lillian M. Black
Sablilasville
William W. Weimer
Dorothy E. Price
Shamokin
Reed Thomas
Richard
Laughlin Amanda Lankford
Hangerstown
Edward L. Swomley
Sadie E. Shockey
This City
William V. Edison
Mildreds. Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Daniel Clay Weller
Frances P. Mort
Waynesboro
Bruce C. Gearhart
Big Pool
Frances G. Smith
Clearepring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caroline Heyser
Baldwin’ School
Bryn Mawr, Pa
Prospect’ Street
David W. Byron
George Washington,University
Joseph C. Byron
South Progepect Street
Eva Draper
Westminster
Western
Mary
College
Silver Run
Léon Hamilton
Franklin Apartments
Betty’ Bridges
Miss Hartridge School
Plainfield
Nla
Ruby Jackson
Ruby Jackson Shopper
New York
J. Harvey Bush
Washington
A. O. Murray
Ned
Florida
Jack Parigborn
New York Military Academy
John C. Paughborn
Potomac Avenue
William, Gehr
Johns Hopkins University
George Gehr
Laurel Street
W. BR. Daniels
Moller‘apartments
Frank Miller
Broadway
C. L. Garver
Philadelphia
Alice Garver
South Locust Street
W. A. Gateball
Baltimore
Mrs. J. Gilbert Stine
N. Mulberry Street
Monroe Ridgely
W. R. Binnley
Hamilton Boulevard
W. R. DuVernet
Brooklyn
N.Y
Betty Wison
Bethel Woman's College
Hopkinsville
J. E. Wilson
Smithsburg Md
Mae
Evelyn Boyd
Nashville
Tenn
Sara Jane Wertz
Mount Holyoke College
Mrs. M. Wertz
North Potomac Street
Leonard R. Emmert
Newton Long, Jr
George Boyd
Washington and Lee University
Calomel
Igi
Leiter Bros
Miss Funkhouser
Miss Roulette
Tulle Mata
Chicago
Washington St
Hunt Club
Mapleville
Kay Rie
Helen Williams
Daily Mail
Fashion Dept
Hagerstown Mail
Fifth Avenue
New York City
C. E
Bett
East 65Th St
N. Y
Alice
Dely
Kline Bros. Best
ONTON
Larm’s Eauty
N. Potomac St
L & B Hat Works
East Washington
New
Kaybee Peoples Store
Aunt Margie
Margie
Mergie
Liver Prothers CO
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