Social and personal notes from Williamsport area
The item notes social events including visits by Mr and Mrs Wiliam Dusminger and Mrs James Zinkaid to Hagerstown, and announces the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Moss Barnhart. It also reports a freshmen party at Williamsport schools with a musical program directed by Miss Pauline Michael, followed by a social. A Towson court action seeks to annul a marriage after a nolle prosi in the case of Mary Capan abducted before marriage, with C. Gus Greson representing the girl's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preshmen
Williamsport
Nolle
Towson
Broyan Marialyte
Mary Capan
Ore
Wes
C. Gus Greson
State to Train Corps of Nurses in Springfield
Welfare Director Emory L Coblentz and Springfield State Hospital superintendent Oliver Short met with Governor Atchison to discuss training residents as practical nurses at Springfield for certificates. The project was approved and Dr Darkwan directed to proceed. It was found impracticable to keep graduate nurses at state hospitals as they are sent to general hospitals for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Coblentz
Rural Club Women to Attend Short Course at College Park
The rural club women of the county Wisconsin may attend the Women's Short Course at College Park beginning June 18. Each club will select a president to represent them and may take examinations. They may choose from several subjects including food clothing household management and landscape gardening. Entries are due by June 10 and cards were issued by County Home Demonstration Agent Mrs. Suin Garberon. The note ends with a light remark on taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conny WI
Ural
College Park
Jung
Conny Wil
Oma Demonstration Agant
Mia Suin Garberaon
Shepherdstown Girl Marries Local Man
Miss Ruth Miler, daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Miller of Shepherdstown, married George W Reyer of this city on Tuesday in Frederick. They plan to reside in Hagerstown. Marriage licenses: Elmer Helm and Margaret Peterson Shipponaburg Pa. A W Galbraith and Alberti Mt Shultz Waynesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Miler
H. G. Miller
Shepherdstown
George W. Reyer
Frederick
Hagerstown
Elmer Helm
Margaret Peterson
Shipponaburg
A. W. Galbraith
Alberti
Mt. Shultz
Waynesboro
Musicale at Williamsport High School Thursday Evening
A magical and dramatic entertainment will be staged in the auditorium of Williamsport High School on Thursday May 10 at 8 o'clock to benefit the Riverview Cemetery Memorial Association. Prominent performers from Hagerstown and Williamsport will take part, including the one act play Neighbors with the original cast.
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Willamsport High School
Riverview Cemetery Memorial Association
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Community Players
Frieda Hempel
Bb John's Lutheran Auditorium
Reppla
Women's Club
Bertha
Jenny Lind
Hempel
Jenny
Lind
Bower Family Donates Deer Heads for Y Room Display
Mr and Mrs J G Bower of North Potomac Street present a set of large deer antlers, five feet long, from a seven year old deer with six full horns and a budding right horn, plus a yearling deer head with antlers. The items will be mounted in the sitting rooms at the Y. Beard and Mrs Anna St Weick travel to Baltimore for a Hotel Belvedere concert by the University of Iguit orchestra and glee club. City Society of the United Brethren Church of isedysville will stage Southern Cinderella at Pen Hall this evening at 7 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Bower
North Potomac Street
Goncert Wop
Beard
Anna St. Weick
Baltimore
Hotel Belvedere
Te Orchestra
Glee Club
The
University of Iguit
Geard
Donald
Richmond
Anc
Washington
Southern Ginderella
City Society of the United Brethren Church
Isedysville
Birthday party honors Kenneth Leatherman at Osarrosa home
Mr and Mrs Luther Leatherman hosted a birthday party for their son Kenneth near Osarrosa. Guests included Anns Baer Wesley Heewman Verda Foltz and many others. Music by Amoga Harper and the Leatherman duo accompanied a fine supper and social hour. Frieda Hempel's concert at Bb Johns Lutheran auditorium drew tumultuous applause and strong reviews praising her voice and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Hempel
Luther Leatherman
Osarrosa
Kenneth
Amoga Harper
W. G. Lei Fover
Kenneth Leatherman
Anns Baer
Wesley Heewman
Verda Foltz
Lyman Bostetter
Mary Baer
Arnold Stottlemyer
Mildred Weldman
Russell Bowers
Mary Neikirk
Clyde Nalley
Ethel Herbert
Ralph Cushen
Milfred Winger
Lether Jacobs
Ernest Corderman
Grace Johnson
W. Kershner
Leola Burke
Lloyd Gerling
Tivelyn Burke
William Byers
Paouliné Mullendore
Thurston Mulandore
Helen Shank
Lee J. Mullendorf
Cecil Zimmerman
Marl Bostetter
Gladys
Wilbur Leather
Man Adaling Davies
Herman Herbert
Earl Forsytha
Paul Stotlemyer
Walter Shank
Harry Reesdoy
Hoss Fortz
Arthur Stollemyer
Myrtle Kershner
Annie Murray
Alex Lefevers
Charlotte Corderman
William Lefevere
Ftery
L. H. Corderman
Ralph Leutherman
George Hoffman
W. G. Lefavers
Harry Pittinger
Elmer Hoffmen
Frank Durben
Glan Fiery
Lloyd Pittinger
Howard Corderman
Mildred Lefevere
Harry Long
Ministers Association to Meet Monday Morning
The Hagerstown Ministers Association will convene Monday at 10 80 a m at the M G A. The Rev Dr S R Wagner will lecture on Life in Egypt. Important matters will be presented for action in the regular session with full ministerial attendance requested. Also notes on how to treat table linen with methylated spirit to improve stiffness and whiteness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstawn
SR. Wagner
Egypt
Association For Action
Regular attendees at Big Spring School in April
The list shows regular attendees Madge Newkirk, Jane Knowle, Ruth Newkirk, Maryin Shirley, Ceatrica Newkirk, Lester Hull, Clyde Newkirk, Paul Clopper, Paul Newkirk and Willon Eichsberger. Missed one day were TLoilla Reid, Brice Ret, Ralph Rubeck and Alonza Haul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pula
Big Spring School
Madge Newkirk
Jane Knowle
Ruth Newkirk
Maryin Shirley
Ceatrica Newkirk
Lester Hull
Clyde Newkirk
Paul Clopper
Paul Newkirk
Willon Eichsberger
Tloilla Reid
Brice Ret
Ralph Rubeck
Alonza Haul
Ladies' Auxiliary to Washington County Hospital Meeting Notice
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Washington County Hospital will hold its regular monthly meeting at the hospital on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The note mentions a population figure of 14,489,941 Roman Catholics in the British Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MFET
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Washington County Hospital
British Empire
Household Suggestions and Cleaning Tips for Kitchens
Practical advice on cleaning browned pans with a soda solution, using a shallow vessel and boiling water. Guidance on cake batter mixing for lighter batter, tabletop height ergonomics, and table setup. Also includes a furniture polisher tip using worn furniture and an easy appetizer idea with anchovy paste, and stain removal methods using potato or lemon juice.
Going to Church by Williamsport Odd Fellows
Members of Agron Lodge of Odd Fellows Williamsport will attend Lutheran Church services tomorrow evening where Rev. Howard F. Binz will deliver a special sermon to the order. The lodge meets at the hall at 7 o'clock. A Roger Nelson Chapter meeting of the Children of the American Revolution is scheduled Monday afternoon at 4 15 at the home of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agron Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Williamsport
Howard F. Binz
Roger Nelson
Children of the
London imports apples worth millions annually
Miss Betty Wagner at 229 Nori Pott ina street notes that London imports about 5,000,000 dollars worth of apples each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wagner
Nori
Pottina Street
London
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Alt Lema
Moss Barnhart
State
Ural Club
Mrs. J. G. Bower
Mrs
Cearfoss
Bellow
Mr. Tos
Mias Hempel
Bos
Chopin
Loula
Fritza
Miss Hempel
Susan Garborsen
Mr. Kahn
Ms Prima Doute
Association
Alice M
Weagly
Potomay Street
Good Maxwell
H. W. Hart CO
Baltimore Street
Chas. Viartz
South Potomac Street
Marrilage
Strasser Avehintouga
Finor
Talking Machine Shop
Potomac Street
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