Social and Local News Highlights From Home Visits and Teas
Rivers filled. Miss Alice Anderson of New York visits Mrs. B. M. Jackson at 247 South Potomac street. A. L. Mumma of Aurora Illinois visits his parents in Williamsport and his brother in Lappans, plans to return soon. Miss Mantz of Calvert Apartments returns from visits to Charlottesville and Washington. Miss Bernice Kammerer of Cresson Pa returns home after two weeks with Miss Adam Burger on East Baltimore street. Mrs. Webster H. Wyand of 40 East North street returns from Charleston, W. Va. Mrs. Samuel N. Loose hosts a tea at Negley Apartments honoring Miss Mary Mish and Mrs. Hugh Willis with about thirty guests. Mrs. Charles H. Byerly hosts bridge for Mrs. C. BE. Goodrich of Reading Pa. prizes go to Mrs. 8. George White and Mrs. Goodrich. Spring flowers decorate and a supper is served for about twelve guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Anderson
A. L. Anderson
New York
B. M. Jackson
South Potomac Street
A. L. Mumma
Aurora, Ill
Mumma
Williamsport
W. S. Mumma
Lappans
Bernice Kammerer
Cresson
Adam Burger
East Baltimore Street
Mra. Webster H. Wyand
East North Street
Charleston
W. Va
Samuel N. Loose
Negley Apartments
Mary Mish
Hugh Willis
John G. Bower, Jr
Charles H. Byerly
Bridge
Oak Hill Avenue
Calendar of Musical Events and Baker Meeting
The social calendar lists meetings and programs for Music Week including a Chamber of Commerce recital by Mrs Stouffer and Prof Caesel plus a Rotary luncheon and a Victrola dance. The Progressive Master Bakers Association held a Hamilton Hotel banquet with 24 firms attending discussing bread prices and new wheat as a cheaper bread indicator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Byron
McMichael
Chamber of Commerce Auditorium
Thos. L. Gibson
C. of C
Master Bakers’ Association
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Hamilton Hotel
Girl Scouts Growing Rapidly in Hagerstown
The Girl Scout movement in the city is expanding quickly with about three hundred local girls in the troops. A summer camp is planned to be sponsored by the Civic League, and a national scout representative may visit. Led by Miss Louisa Hagner, Miss Evelyn Mantz, Miss Catherine Schindel, and Mrs. Baechtel, four troops are active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic League
National Scouts
Hagerstown
Louisa Hagner
Evelyn Mantz
Catherine Schindel
Baechtel
Quiet Brethren Church Wedding Seals Delaughter Deshert
Beulah Delaughter of St James wed Walter Isaac Deshert of Hagerstown in a Saturday ceremony at the Brethren church parsonage. The nuptials were performed by Pastor Iley A B Cover in a simple, intimate setting.
New Chemical Kills Bed Bugs by Dr Price
New discovery P. D. Q. (Pesky Devils Quietus) offers a golden chemical that targets bedbugs roaches fleas and their eggs. One package makes a quart of strong killer and coats eggs to prevent hatching, with a patent spout for hard to reach places. Sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Price
Uice
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Speakers On City Government For Members Forum In Hagerstown
The Chamber of Commerce board plans bringing nationwide speakers to discuss US city government forms for a Members Forum. Simms Jamieson will secure speakers for an early meeting to debate whether Hagerstown should change its government. Ernest M. Smyth of the Chamber of Commerce United States resolutions department will speak May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Hagerstown
Simms Jamieson
Board of Health and Hygiene
Ernest M. Smyth
Department of Resolutions
N and W To Try Out Wage Cuts Again
The Norfolk and Western Railway calls another meeting of railway representatives and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Conductors agents for tomorrow to revisit proposed wage reductions. About three thousand workers would be affected with first cuts aimed at unskilled laborers and higher wage bands to follow, effective June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and Western Railway
Blackbird misfire scars Mrs Palmer nose in Williamsport
A shooting incident near Ridge Avenue left Mrs. W. H. Palmer with a perforated nose after a neighbor’s 22-caliber rifle shot at blackbirds. Dr. Wareham treated her injuries, described as painful but not serious. Neighbor M. M. Dawson was shooting from his yard. Roosevelt Literary Society names officers for 1921 22 at Washington County Male High School. William Farnum’s Wolves of the Night screens at Princess Theater. A kidney relief testimonial from Nathaan Harned of Washington DC promotes Foley Kidney Pills. Chenaville Fruit Growers meet to discuss crop issues. Havre de Grace candidate Frederics Lee v Lopoum for Harford State Senate. Millard E. K. Tydings cited as candidate and former House Speaker. A maxim notes energy as a measure to raise a ton by a foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Palmer
Ridge Avenue
M. M. Dawson
Blackbird
E. A. Wareham
Dawson
Frederics Lee v Lopoum
Havre de Grace
Harford County
Millard EK. Tydings
Closed-Mailed Key Reaches Sparta Store Owners
The store at 333 West Washington Street received a key by mail after owners George and Bethel Sourpas left for unknown regions. Creditors will salvage the remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Confessionary
West
Washington Street
George
Bethel Sourpas
Jamieson Explains City Manager Plan to Women Voters
Simms Jamieson addressed the League of Women Voters and explained the city manager plan as it stands, not taking a stance for or against. Mrs. J Forney Young, president, gave her report on the Baltimore state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms Jamieson
League of Women Voters
Jameson
J. Forney Young
Baltimore
Mother's Day Service at Shiloh U B Church
Mother's Day will be observed at Shiloh United Baptist Church on Sunday May 8 at 7 pm. The program includes a special sermon recitations solos and duets with seats reserved for mothers and a cordial invitation extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh U. B
Car of The Hair Parisian Sage advert claims hair benefit
An advertisement for Parisian Sage from Knessley Drug Stores touts a hair treatment that promises softer thicker gloss and hair color compatibility. The Aughinbaugh op endorses the genuine product sold at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aughinbaugh
Knessley Drug Stores
Third shooting victim dies in Logan church tragedy
Huntington W Va May 5 The third death from the Clothier Logan county Baptist Church shooting Sunday night occurred as Myrle Sullivan 20 died in a hospital. The assailant Clint Messer killed his wife then wounded Sullivan and fatally shot himself the bullet said to have been meant for another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan County
W. Va
Huntington
Clothier
Clint Messer
Myrle Sullivan
Sullivan
Imported Switzer Cheese in Hagerstown Ad
Local notice proclaims Switzer cheese and cream cheese from Hagers town as the best with emphasis on Switzers and cream cheese quality by H E Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
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TOCAT
JRE
Hey- Dugan
Cassidy
McShane
Sy Intl Feature Service. Inc
Margaret Evelyn . Mantz
Calvert Apartments
Charlottesville
Washington
Bridge Party
Britani Club
C. of C. Auditorium
Girl Scouts
P.D.Q
Keckley & Amos Sheliey
Court Place
Pierce, Butler & Pierce Boylers
John L. Weaver
Optometrist
W. Franklin St
C. of. C
Roosevelt Literary Society
Washington County
Julius E. Schindler
Frank Shupp
Oren Baltzley
Robert Knode
Milton Smitlson
William Farnum
Princess Theater
Farnum
Nathaan Harned
N. St
N W
Washington, D. C
Foley
Chenaville Fruit Growers and Farmers Association
David B. Myers
University of Virginia At
Mr. Myers
University of Virginia
Elizabeth Streets
Brewer Brothers
Clyde Brewer
Elizabeth
James Rush
Jamieson
D.d.de
D.C. Aughinbaugh & Son
Maytime Music
Stageland
Miterstden
H. E. Snavely
Stouffer’s Academy
Yerke
Metropolitan Opera House Studios
New York City
oLe Oorve
Bradfild Regulator Co
Atlanta, GA
J. F. Murphy
Junior Fire Co
West End
Western Electric Irons
Budah
Western Electric
Benjamin
Prather & Levine
N. W
Washington and Locust Sts
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