Social and Personal Notes From West Washingtonville
Raymond Henry Jeeminger heads to Hampton Roads Va after a 45 day leave with Eliza Fridinger and family. Mrs Diebi of this city visits her husband in Keyser WVa. William Martin improving at East Franklin. Theodore Faurney hospitalized returns home. Robert Walker of Richmond visiting Renner family. John E. Anderson, druggist, closing Great Spring store to recuperate. Galion family moves to Hamilton Blvd. Rev Dr Walter Byron Stobl returns from a trip to Washington. Barbara Schelling of Leitersburg visiting daughter Howard Stine in Warnesboro. Catherine Schimder ill at Worten’s Club. Anna Shunk and Mrs W W BTech guests in Smithburg. Mary Allen Davies leaving for Lancaster then Waynesboro to librarian post. Lucy Ford nurse convalescing at home after appendectomy. J Burke recovering from typhoid fever. Earl Wolfe and Guy Seby spend day in Chambersburg. Helen J Smith visiting Hood College as guest of Lula E Wire. G B Magruder and wife to Philadelphia and New York. Tenna Martz at home in Frankstown improving. H R Amick of Mardex Co. visiting Washington. Initiation tonight for Mary Young Retecaa Lodge. Marriage licenses listed: George H Kesecker and Nellie L Michael. Homer Conrad and Edna P Wiles. Raymond H Denbroeder and Martha X Munson. Quy W Maer and Naomi Hottman.
Pondville Couple Celebrate 45th Anniversary At Home
Mr and Mrs Prealon Poole observed their 45th wedding anniversary at their Pondville home Wednesday evening with a large gathering. Relatives and friends listed include Preston Poole Malinda Alsip Edward Tarp Frank Alsip Edward Ale and family Hubert Poole Rev J Blower Hartman Rhea Fante Margaret Poole and many others. A separate note mentions Mrs John S Clarke honored with a 60th birthday celebration by her children at the home of Mrs Fred Kershner on a recent Monday evening April 27.
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Prealon Lool
Pondaville Lon
Poole
Preston Poole
Malinda Alsip
Edward Tarp
Prank Alsip
Edward Ale
Hubert Poole
J. Btowart Hartman
Mise Rhea Fante
Margaret Poole
Stitzel
Wiliam Oden
Rimer Ridenour
C. W. Sullivan
Misa Trene Doflenger
Buddy Saunders
P. Ja. Nee
Harry Stonfter
Daniel Grove
Catherine Birnhart
Charles Hays
Charles Naynhart
J.T. Wighbarger
Aire
John 5
Clarke
Fred Kershner
And
Nira
Jobo Clarke
Elward Davis
Frank Mongan
Mollie Rohrer
Stanley Clark
Eugene Rosen
Lester Titlow
Blanche Daria
Melvin Showe
Jame Brown
Dantel Daugherty
Mika Goldin Clarke
Misa Mildred Davie
John Carter
Howard Kershner
Edwin Kerehner
Junior Keralner
Leonard Kershnur
Allen Davin
Taeile Showe
Jantar ‘Titlow
Phyll Titlow
Lor Titlow
Mea Robs Davie
Bolie Mengan
Wotten's Club Annual Meeting Planned for May Evening
The annual membership meeting of the Wotten's Club will be held in the Club auditorium Monday evening May 4 following a Club dinner at 6 O'clock. Recognition of past year's work and plans for the coming year will be discussed. reservations for the dinner should be made by Saturday evening at the Club.
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Wotten's Club
St Mark’s Aid Society sale planned near Colonial Hotel
The St Mark’s Aid Society will hold an all day sale in the building next to the Colonial Hotel. John Faith, who recently moved to Florida, has moved back to his home at Dry Rin.
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America
St. Mark's Aid Society
Colonial Hotel
John Faith
Florida
Dry Rin
Short Course For Rural Women At State University
Men are described as being made for the targeted course. The annual program for rural women will occur at the University of Maryland from June 16. The program covers house furnishing, food, clothing, landscape gardening, organization and parliamentary practice, management, health, poultry, and dairying. Registration cards are being mailed to women and many are expected to attend the start. Twenty women from Washington County attended last year with others enrolled in prior courses.
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Itd
University of Maryland
Qt Tn
Washington County
Indoor Circus At Y Is a Successful Show
An audience nearly double opening night witnessed a gymnastic display at the Y M C A presented by pym classes. The program was refined for balance and featured Spanish dance by Jack and June Kuhn and a 14 girl gallows dance that drew high praise. A surprise party followed at Mrs Pay Cooper's Sharpsburg Pike home with cards, games, and refreshments.
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Chevret
Pym
Aml Jack
June Kuhn
Pay C. Cooper
Sharpsburg Pike
Mra
Fenton Suman
Rav.aut Mra
Walter McKinley
Frank Barr
Geo. Cline
Altn Poole
Mya
Laney Debuts Garment At Jamaica Race Meet
At Jamaica on Long Island Laney unveiled a novel stacking decoration drawing cheers from friends and spectators as she appeared with the horse. The moment highlighted her stylish entrance during the race event.
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Laney
Jamaica
Long Island
Urge Response For Bundle Day In Hagerstown
A local plea urges residents to donate clothing to Bundle Day in Hagerstown. The notice lists participating drop points including Drug Alore, Charles Bile, J Elmer tker, and Schin del among others, detailing addresses and urging community support to help those in need.
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Hagerstown
Allington Drug Alore
Charles Bile
Muntberry Ant
North Street
J. Elmer Tker
Salem Avenue
Chathins
Moller
Dorday Brothers
Weat Sida Ave
J. Meink
Maple Avenue
Kainsley'e Pharma
West
Washington Street
Westend Pharmacs
Washington St
Downsville Concert Review by Garnet Gehry
An imperfect fragment notes Garnet Gehry and a five member orchestra performing at South Atomic Street in Downsville. The recap mentions a late night rehearsal and a large audience, with unclear references to virtual or magical elements and a renity EMAL rest night.
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Downsville
Garnet Gehry
South Aitomic Street
Ita
Ting-Mur rink hosts dance event May 11
The Atlatia Chih haa secured the Ting-Mur rink for Monday night May 11. Preparations are under way to accommodate about 600 people for a dance and cordial party.
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Atlatia Chih Haa
Ting-Mur
Keedysville Honored at Grand Chapter Session
The Maryland event at Haltimore concluded with Misa Vora Sniver ty of Olive rand Chapter advancing to Grand Martha. This marks the first honor for Mite Smively, who became Chaplin three years ago. Many Keedyavilla members attended the session.
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Keeoqysville
G Rand
Qridoy Gaatetn
Maryland
Haltimore
Misa
Olive Rand
Martha
Rand
Keedyavilla
Fragmentary Edible Riddles From A Muddled Page
A garbled OCR fragment hints at pudding descriptions with unclear terms like creamy, steam bake, and slow preparation. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or identities, rendering a precise news item impossible to confirm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raymond Henry Jeeminger
Eliza Fridinger
L. R. Jaeminger
West Washingtonvile
Battle-Street
New York
Hampton Roada
Diebi
Keyser
W. Va
William Martin
East Franklintreet
Theodore Faurney
South Potomac Street
Washington Countyy Hospital
Robert Walker
Itich
Mond
Wil
God
John Renner
Sinla Avenue
John E. Anderson
Great Spring
John Galion
Fontly
North
Loewet Street
Hamilton Boulevard
Walter Byron Stobl
Aip
Washington
Barbara Schelling
Leitersburg
Howard Stine
Warnesboro
Catherine Schimder
Iil
Worten
Anna Shunk
W. W. Btech
Bridgeport
Smithaburg
Mira Mary Allen Davies
Lanscaster
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Mbiary
Lucy Ford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Roanoke
Potomac Avenue
J. Burke
Greensburg
Earl Wolfe
Guy Seby
Chambersburg
Helen J. Smith
Hood College
Frederick
Lula E. Wire
Summit Avenue
G. B. Magruder
Mandolph Avenue
Philadelphia
Tenna Martz
Fankstown
H.R. Amick
Mardex Com- Pay
Mary Young Retecca Lodge
George II
Kesecker
Cherry Hun
Nellie L. Michael
Berkeley Springe
WV. Va
Homer Conrad
Edna P. Wiles
Magerglown
Raymond H. Denbroeder
Marth' X Munson
Quy W. Maer
Quincy
Naomi Hottman
Head of Cheetare
Vic
Grey Gables
Bailey Hat Shop
Pondville
U. S
State University
Vondle
A. Tetfer
Kiwanla
Bodie Clothing Store
W. Washington St
Henson
W. Antietam St
Alice M. Weagly
Palling Lair
Agle
Santian Ce
Sta. W
Brooklyn
Stim
Wes
tLite
DB. C
Aughinbaugh
SON Kneisley's Pharmacy
People's Pharmacy
Slyist
Pte
Lille
Taney Lea Cambina Et
Milins
Sanart Nuwor
Sela
Wood
Eisher
Millinery
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