Local Social Notes Highlight Hagerstown Visitors and Trips
A flurry of social notes from Hagerstown and nearby towns lists visitors and travels. Dr and Mrs Davis of West Washington Street return from Harriganburg Virginia. William Hassett hosts a birthday party. families in Oak Hill Avenue and Annsville area enjoy weekends with friends. Others travel to Frederick Annapolis and Baltimore for events, while several residents are noted as motor visitors and returning from trips to New York Hancock and Washington.
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B.D. Davis
West Washington Street
Beye
Harriganburg
Wiliam Hassett
William T. Hassett
Mre
Mr. Brightbin
Hill
Oak HU Avenue
Crest
Peat
Swith Conaressinka
Alf. Carter
Anngilis
Flapper Edition Slang Glossary Patchwork
A garbled zine style list defines odd terms like CRUMB GOBBLER A Cake Eater and Bun Buster, DARBS a moneyed payer, DEW DROPPER a lazy hound, DINCHER a half baked cigaret, DUCKS QUACK a top thing, DUDD a studious youth, PUMBSELL a dumb but happy soul, and EGG a hard baked cake eater, with stray fragments and odd spellings.
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Ottras
Millers Keedyaville party hosts neighbors at country home
Miss Neilla Miller entertained many friends at her Keedyaville country home over the week. Guests included Elsie Chenoweth, Bulty Wag ner, Alice Garver, Rovanna Garber, Madge Horlne, Audrey Mackenzie, Sallé Miller, Margaret Lewin, and Dorothy Horina. On Saturday night, James Wagaman, Louis Miller, Donald Schellhose, Dusty Miller, John Wagaman, Henry Relner, Frank Bayley, Frank Miller, and Kengoth Stongr motored in to join the festivities.
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Neilla Miller
Keedyaville
Misaes Elsie Chenoweth
Bulty Wagner
Alice Garver
Rovanna Garber
Madge Horlne
Audrey Mackenzie
Sallé Miller
Margaret Lewin
Dorothy Horina
James Wagaman
Louis Miller
Donald Schellhose
Dusty Miller
John Wagaman
Henry Relner
Frank Bayley
Frant Mile
Glass Meeting Plans Gonlor Farewell At High School
The Junior Class of Broadway and Surrey High School held a meeting yesterday afternoon at Welch Liwan to decide the Gonlor farewell on Monday May 29. Various dates were discussed for other recreations and activities.
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GLASS
Broadway
Surrey High School
Mca
Welch
Liwan
Gonlor
Overt Defined and Used in Treason Prosecution
A reader notes the word overt means open to view or public with outward act in pursuance of design. The example cites treason where prosecution must prove overt acts to convict. The message traces Latin roots and cautions on pronunciation and usage.
Hundreds Flock to the YMCA Opening Day
The opening day of the YMCA in Magerstown drew about 200 members, with $2000 in cash recorded for memberships. Activities included swimming and billiards as plans for a fall gymnasium fit with a physical director proceed, and officials expect eventual total memberships near 3000 as more join.
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Magerstown
WY. MG. AL
C. BoSteela
Mra. Willan
Steste
Ann Hls
Passotant
Harry E. Wolt
U Phere
Feach
King's Daughters Meeting Thursday
Readiness is complete for the King's Daughters event set for Thursday at 8 pm in the M C A auditorium. Members and prospective joiners are invited to a short program, reception, and fruit punch with cake.
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M.C. A
Baked Potatoes Don’t Burst If Pricked Before Baking
Rubbing or piercing fat into the potatoes beforehand helps prevent bursting in the oven. The trick is to score or prick the skins to release steam during baking. This old-time tip guides cooks to bake evenly and avoid messy eruptions.
Audrey Munson Chooses Ideal Husband and Wife Qualities
Audrey Munson outlines desired traits for a perfect husband and wife. She lists devotion, courtesy, generosity, morality, trustworthiness, truthfulness, and homelove for him, while a wife should be considerate, tactful, free of jealousy, loyal, economical, and a homemaker.
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Audrey Munson
Women's Club closes first year with strong gains
The Women s Club re elected President Mrs Emmett W Gans and closed its first year entering a second under auspicious conditions. All departments showed self-sustaining balances, membership neared four hundred, and a new board of trustees was elected by 195 votes. New officers include President Mrs Gans and Vice President Mrs Hamilton with other officers and committees named. An informal reception followed and a card party event honored Miss Simmons and Miss Goddard with prizes and corsages.
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Emmett W. Gans
Mra
John Pangborn
George White
J. J. Porter
Board of
Truaters
Houmett W. Gans
Charles A. Littie
Misa" Irens Smith
Joha Hamilton Briscoe
Misa
Mary J. Thcomb
James, Findlay
William T. Hamilton
Carolas F. Barnett
J. G. Matthews
J. Forney Young
Harrison Bixler
Hi. H. Zaigler
Philo Statton
Scott R. Weigner
Scott R. Weigner, 87; Mra
GC. A. Little
Peregrin Wroth
Little
Marabell Wilson
Beverly Coston
Cleaning Method for Teaspoon Pot Cleaning Steps
The method describes cleaning by placing étaspoon into pots with soda then half filling with cold water. Heat to boil for five minutes. Empty and boil Teeah Weler in then.
The Housewife's Idea Box on Stain Removal
In 1942 a household guide explains removing black stains from aluminum pots using a simple method. Rinse pan with water, boil briefly, then wash. Vinegar is mentioned as part of the process.
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Comeriads
Ty Publia Leton Jomponn
Class meetings held in schools and plans made
Freshman class at Broadway and Surrey High held separate meetings yesterday electing officers Clarence Stouffer president Josephine Spielman vice president Ida Rolland secretary Thomas Gordon treasurer and Virginian Shank assistant secretary Colors purple and white and flower white rose. Sophomore class at Broadway and Surrey Schools set two picnic dates and approved a motto and class flower. committees to finalize details next week. Junior class of Hagerstown High met at M. A. to plan Farewell and picnic with venue Dancing Academy on May 8 and a June picnic. cost decided and meeting adjourned with work to continue next year unless further business intervenes.
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Broadway
Surrey High
Selloely Weld
Clase
Clarence Stouffer
Josephine Spielman
Ida Rolland
Thomas Gordon
Tod Virginian Shank
Surray
John Militeton
Elass
Surrey
Mary Wagamen
Duster Glass
Claus
Hagerstown High
Charles Pottenberger
Mira Madelyne Cook
McCammon Schildkneught
Cottage Cheese Based Dishes From Sister Mary’s Kitchen
A vintage guide outlines cottage cheese recipes for a summer salad and two molded dishes. It covers making cottage cheese from sour milk, draining, and mixing with sour cream paprika and vegetables. The spring salad mixes radishes green onions and cheese, while the molded cheese dish uses gelatin and whipped cream for a chilled presentation.
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Uae
Senior Class Play Staged May 24 at Maryland Theatre
Washington County High School seniors will perform The Char a School on May 24 at the Maryland Theatre Wellneadsy night. The Charm School by Alicia Duar Miller and John Milton is the show with leads Frank Bayley and Chief Franco Wolfe. Directors Miss Tun Slaughenhaupt and John I Hurley mentor the cast as rehearsals run three weeks.
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Washington County
Maryland ‘Theatre
Chara School
Alica Duar Miller
John Milton
Charm School
Wheehown
Moving Pictures
Wallace Reid
Frank Bayley
Cief Franco Wolfe
First Rehearsal for Combined Choruses
The first rehearsal of the combined choruses for music week will be held at the M A and forium at nine oclock. Mr Hobstt Smock of Baltgiora will direct. All attendance is required at this meeting.
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Hobstt Smock
Baltgiora
Women's Club Final Luncheon Marks Finance Committee Sendoff
The Women's Club finance committee held its final luncheon with four special guests including Esther Kaplan and Roy Danzer. A $187 proceeds was cleared as the committee term ended and a new board of trustees was elected. Grace Hyre served a menu of chicken, rice, eggs, biscuits, sherbet, angel food cake and coffee. The committee members listed include Miss Alice M. Weasley, Miss Glover, Mrs Harrisax Bixler, Mrs Brunnet Gang, Mrs WIE Ham T Hamilton, Robert Me Oaenley, Miss Grace R. Gorber, Mrs I J Porter and Mrs Caroline F Barnett.
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Women’s Club
Mise
Esther Kaplan
Geary Porter
Roy Danzer
Grace Hyre
Nefous
Alice M. Weasley
Glover
Harrisax Bixler
Brunnet
Gang
Wie Ham ‘T. Hamilton
Robert’ Me. Oaenley
Grace R. Gorber
I. J. Porter
Carolin F. Barnett
Rotary Club names new officers for coming year
Recently elected directors of His Rotney Club met yesterday and chose Roy Banzer as president Frank Leiter as vice president Arthur C Hewitt as secretary treasurer and D Lee Staley as sergeant at arms The officers were selected from the board of seven directors elected last week The organization elects officers from among the directors each year Schedule for week Miss Susan Garberson Home Demonstration Agent has the following Girls Clubs meetings this week Tuesday Boonsboro Sewing Club at 8 a m Smithsburg at 3 p m Renovating and Dry Cleaning Wednesday Robbersville Bread Club at 9 30 a m Keedysville Sewing Club 1145 4 p m Thursday Lettersburg Sawing Club at 10 30 a m Williamsport Sewing Club at 3 p m Friday Williamsport Cooking Club at 3 p m
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Rotney
Rotary
Roy Banzer
Frank Leiter
Arthur C. Hewitt
D. Lee Staley
Directoca
Everts
Cosen
Susan Garberson
Lettersbueg
Williameport Sewing Club
Whameport Cooking Club
Haller Smithson Announces Marriage of Inez Smithgon
Mr and Mrs John Chictes of 866 Mok berry avenue Hagerstown Md announce the marriage of their daughter Inez Smithgon to Louis V Haier on April 20 1922 The ceremony was performed by Mr Haller Iga yong buskians Pit Baltimore a veteran of World War I who served with the Sagen Facadietle Community Club Beaver Creek continues with a Thursday meeting at ALF Gro jalekle home at 1:30 pm and a note on how to cut a bar of Aga soap and clean piano keys with alcohol moistened cloth
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Haller-Smithson
John Chictes
Mokberry Avenue
Hagerstown
Inez Smithgon
Haller
Iga Yong Buskians
Baltimore
Alee 9
Ith
Beaver Creek
Alf Grojalekle
A Turbulent Affair Tests a Publisher's Trust
A tense scene unfolds at a publishing house where Sabre Sabre faces a snub from Mr Fortune over partnership terms. Hidden loyalties, betrayed promises, and guilt rise as Sabre contemplates career and love while the tension between duty and ambition erupts, leaving Sabre fearing a sharper fall. Sabre later returns home to Mabel, planning a holiday, while memories of the past twelve years haunt him and hint at deeper conflicts.
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Mr. Fortune
Mtverdad
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