Social and Personal Roundup From Keedysville and Nearby
Society notes list visits and travels among residents of Keedysville and Hagerstown. Several individuals plan stays in New York City while others recover from operations. Social happenings include anniversaries, visits to relatives, motor trips to Baltimore and Harrisburg, and a surprise 37th wedding anniversary party for Samuel Buharp and spouse with a large local guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knode
Keedynville
New York City
Rebekahs Pay Honor To Lodge Founder In Baltimore Talk
A large audience gathered at the Odd Fellow Temple despite heavy rains for Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge No 62 celebration in honor of Schuyler Colfax founder of the Me Bekah branch. Visitors from other lodges attended as Miss Edna Hovermate organized a musical program featuring Trager and Robinson, Doris Mann, Ellis Adame, Charles Winton, Louise Hovermate, and others. The event included a comedy and several solos, with refreshments by Mrs H A Shafer. Myre Myron McClure urged past Noble Grands to attend the Baltimore assembly on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellow
Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge
Schuyler Colfax
United States
Mebekah
Order
Edna Hovermate
Messrs. Trager
Robinson
Doris Mann
Ellis Adame
Charles Winton
Okelele
Louise Hovermate
Kate
Mina Helen Smith
Misa
Lola Jacobs Ag
Brown
Bertha Grove
Wells
Frances Jacobs
Estelle Hamilton
Edna Hovermale
Susan
H. A. Shafer
Myre
Mionio McClure
Rebekah
Maryland
Baltimore
Millers Celebrate Irwin Milestones and Engagement News
Mr and Mrs J E Miller entertained many friends at 329 South Mulberry street Wednesday night for their son Irwins thirteenth birthday. Refreshments served. Guests included Lily Forsythe Olive Knepper Caroline Hoover Grace Bushman and Eva Nora Lyon announced engagement to Benjamin H Swartz. A reception for the bride elect will be Sunday 3 to 5 at 42 East Avenue. Miss Lyon teaches piano in New York and has concert work and radio exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Miller
South Mulberry Street
Irwin
Lily Forsythe
Tarts Runkle
Olive Knepper
Caroline Hoover
Grace Bushman
Nine Cooper
Tilian Knepper
Josephine Harp
Elizabeth Bailey
Janice Kniper
Margaret Sanders
Laverna Kniper
Martha Coomes
Vouli
Lyon
Eva Nora
Benjamin H. Swartz
Swartz
New York City
East Avenue
Miss Lyon
New York
Hagerstown
The
Wireless
Greencastle News Briefs Add Local Developments
G R Minnich of East Baltimore street buys a lot near Prospect School to build an automobile filling station and tourist amenities. Also noted are visits from Alabama and New York residents, local illnesses, and a robbery at Annia Battle Leo’s dance hall with jelly thefts reported to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Minnich
East Baltimore Street
Misses Mills
Prospect School House
Minnich
J. Ness Snyder
Nirmingham
Alabama
Ethel Ray
New York
Frank Crown
J. Russell Hostetter
Washington County Hospital
Garnet Trowman
Marion
Mary Krepella
Jno. Smith
West Madison Street
Charles Haller
Hagerstown
John Hill
Madison Street
Cecil Welmer
Newton Hanston
Edward Ritner
North
Washington Street
Tramilton Row
Lea
Alsatians Plan For Monday Party
After a successful tournament party last Monday the Alsatia Club entertainment committee plans a Monday March 30 event featuring the Ala and Alstalotnies. Milton Lyons Orchestra, titled The Kings of Jazz, will provide music for dancing along with bridge and progressive five hundred for non dancers. Reverend W M Norment of First Christian Church will begin a series of evangelical sermons at 7 30 pm with topics The Church of Christ April 6 Gospel of Christ and April 12 The Disciple of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsatia Club 2
Miltons Lyons
the Kings of Jazz
Muale
Bundres
Wm. M. Norment
Firat
Women's Club of Williamsport Pleasant Meeting
Members of the Williamsport Women's Club met at Williamsport School last night for an interesting program. Phoebe Steffey played piano, Mrs Garver Beard sang, Mrs J G Steffey read, and Mrs Garver Heard reported on club activities since formation. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Charles Relehter Mrs Simon Summers and Mrs Howard Ink. Refreshments followed with Easter decorations and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport Women’s Club
Pacers
Williamsporth
Phoebe Steffey
Mra
iGarver Beard
J. G. Steffey
Garver Heard
Charles Relehter
Simon Summers
Howard Ink
Eaeter
OFFICERS ELECTED St Bernard Commandery No 9 K II
Officers elected at a Thursday night election of St Bernard Commandery No 9 include Emminent Commander HALoff man Generaligelmo Earl Wolf C G Clarence Rohrer G W Noah Roulette Jr W Lloyd Harshman prelate Geo R Hulson recorder Theodore Wahrney treasurer RR MM Hays Gentry Harry Httean
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard Commandery
No. 9
Emminent
Haloffman
Marriage Licenses Granted in Maryland Areas
Ernest T Shaw and Eva May Drury of Jlagerstown obtained a marriage license. Traymond I Rice of Hagerstown and Eva Jacobs of Halfway also secured a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest T. Shaw
Eva May Drury
Jlagerstown
Traymond I
Rice
Hagerstown
Eva 0. Jacobs
Halfway
Party Given Miss Craig Eighteenth Birthday Gala
Miss Hadith Craig hosted a large circle of friends at her home on 21 Weel Washington Street to celebrate her eighteenth birthday with dancing cards and games. The event featured Mr and Mrs J J Crate, Mr and Mrs Joseph M Craivz and many attendees from Chambersburg including Miss Madeline Peddan, Mary Devine, Avinie Mantz, Marie Walters, Esther Fritz, Thelma Calin, Clettia Hurke, Hosin Schlotterbeck, and numerous gentlemen such as Herbert Eyer, Howard Loyer, Robert Rinteh, and others, concluding at midnight with refreshments like ice cream cake and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Craig
Hadith Craig
Weel
Washington Street
Oleh
Joseph M. Craivz
Myra
Thos
Trower
Mra
Marry Eyer
Chambersburg
Madeline §Peddan
Mary Devine
Avinie Mantz Marie Walters
Mdlina Mowen
Esther Fritz
Rachel Keller
Thelma Calin
Clettia Hurke
Hosin Schlotterbeck
Herbert Eyer
Howard Loyer
Robert Rinteh
Tenry Hinteh
Maynard Tenry
All of
Harry Kersiner
Henry Brewer
William Ivey
Leon Sowers
Karl Mantz
Thomas Oneill
Harry Marple
Methodists Favor Union of Churches
Frederick March 28 Delegates to the 62nd Washington Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church ratified the constitutional amendment unifying the Northern and Southern branches by 195 to 17. Bishop McDowell praised unification noting Civil War paths of Chambersburg and Frederick and no hard feelings. Joseph P. Santman resigned from New York Central Iron Works to join Delaware River Steel Company of Chester Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yeuteritay
Wm. F. McDowell
Chambersburg
Jackson
Joseph P. Santman
New York Central Iron Works
Delaware River Steel Company
Chester
Pennsylvania
Sunday Night Musical Program at St. Luke’s Lutheran
Sunday night program at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church directed by Prof. C I Roderick offers a vocal and instrumental sequence. Anthem Now the Day is Over sung by soprano with Miss Winward accompanying, Macfarlane horn solo, and a solo by Mr Roderick. Ladies’ Bible class will attend this service with Lyric Chair members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Dels Lutheran Church
C. I. Roderick
Yuireo
Sunay
Miss Winward
Macfarlane
Mr. Roderick
Successful musicale aids grave church building fund
A Thursday nighttime musicale at Grave US 1 Church by the Busy Ben Clase drew an audience. About 35 attendees supported the church building fund while the piano was generously lent by Charles E. Shenk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben 'Clase
Charles E. Shenk
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Jessie Freaner
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G. J. Shank
Mary
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Otho Shank
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W. G. Zimmermag
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Mary Anderson
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Nsarel Myers
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