Social And Personal News From Local Times
Walter Dayhoff of near Smithsburg is critically ill at home. Many locals, including Mrs. A. D. Herbert of West Franklin Street, travel to Hickory North Carolina for a synodical missionary meeting and to visit Duke University student Charles. Numerous visits, travels, and illnesses populate the column with names like Miss Mary Wagaman, Miss Sarah Lindsay, Miss Gladys Cunningham, and Mrs. L. R. Miller. The record notes world tours, hotel executive moves in Washington, and family recoveries, along with a Rebekah Lodge visit to Waynesboro and degree conferrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Herbert
West Franklin Street
Hickory
N. G
the Reformed Church
Charles
Duke University
Durham
Sarah Lindsay
Gladys
Cunningham
Sarah Conner
Juanita College
Huntingdon
Merela, Miller
West Chester
Ralph Miller
Conowingo
L. R. Miller
Wilamsport
Itching Skin Banished by Antiseptic Zemo
Zemo relieves itching from bites and summer irritations. It soothes, cools, and draws out infection while restoring skin. For 20 years Zemo has cleared pimples and rashes. Sold everywhere for 35c 60c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Luncheon for Straggler's Club Held at Miss Gilbert's
Miss Louise Gilbert and Miss Camilla Rohrer hosted the Straggler's Club at a buffet luncheon last night at Miss Gilbert's South Mulberry home with pink and white snapdragon decorations. A brief business meeting preceded dining, led by Miss Laura Cob-Jentz with reports from secretary Miss Rohrer and treasurer Mrs. Mary Draper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Gilbert
Camilla Rohrer
Miss Gilbert
South Mulberry Street
Laura Cob- Jentz
Miss Rohrer
Mary Draper
Samuel Lewis
Beck
Mary Ground
Naom J .Weddle
Margaret Gilbert
Weslie Kline
Emma Dougan
Mildred Selgman
Viola Snively
Robert C. Carder
Mrs Cushwa Elected President of Arts and Letters Club
Mrs G Victor Cushwa was elected president of the Arts and Letters Club at the annual meeting held yesterday at the Women's Club. She succeeds Mrs Russell Campbell. Officers chosen include Vice President Ar Ralph Stauffer Recording Secretary Mrs William U Roulette Jr Corresponding Secretary Mrs Catherine Overington Treasurer Miss Julia Cushway. Twenty members attended the luncheon chaired by Mrs William U Roulette Jr and Miss Camilla Roulette. Flags and snowballs served as table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Victor Cushwa
Arts and Letters Club
Women's Club
William U. Roulette, Jr
Camilla Roulette
Fashion Plaque Rhinestone Choker With Side Tings
A rhinestone choker features two small side fittings to catch two large chiffon handkerchiefs. The fashion is extremely new and smart for evening wear.
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Pairs in Two States
Albert Hunsecker age 25 of Cleveland Ohio and May E Meashley age 18 of Hum malstown Pennsylvania obtain a marriage license. Also Howard DeFrehn and Alma Daris age 18 of Mt. Carmel California receive licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hunsecker
Cleveland
Ohio
May E. Meashley
Hummalstown
Howard DeFrehn
Alma Daris
Mt. Carnie. Fa
Large Dinner Held at Club
The largest annual Women's Club meeting opened last night in the club auditorium with 180 guests at dinner. Mrs. Elmer N. Funkhouser gave the welcome as reports from committees showed prosperity, 40 new members, 29 resignations, and two charter members deceased. New directors were announced and a motion to form a male advisory committee failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Elmer N. Funkhouser
Bob
Elizabeth Boorman
Frank G. Matthews
B. H. Zeigler
J. Spangler Kieffer
James Findlay
J. J. Porter
Merritt Campbell
John Whitted
E. W. Gans
A. H. Kreider
J. W. Byron
R. B. Norment
St. George White
Wm. T. Hamilton
J. C. Fylde
Burhans
George Everhart
Irman
Porty F. Prather
S. R. Paul Smith
Gilbert Friend
Mary Starter
Oo. P. Bohman
Social visits span Frederick and beyond from May to November
Recent visitors to the homes of Howard Rubeck and Samuel King extended across Frederick and nearby towns. Attendees included Mrs. J. M. Haugh, Mrs. Daisy Main and son, Mrs. K. J. Carpenter, J. V. Hartman, Eldred Carpenter, Virginia and Elizabeth Hartman, Margaret Carpenter, Charles Kreigh family, Ella Kreigh, Amos Rubeck family, Stanley Moore, Edith Householder, Edward Bear, John Hose, Bruce Rubeck, Lester Kayser, John Irvin and son Blaine, Geo Hose, Lewis Smith, Samuel Eby family, Mrs. Samuel King and son, Mrs. Daniel King and Elizabeth, S. Warde Kersey and Leona, Margaret Wolfe, Kennl Vetter, Elia Vetter family, Blaine Irvin and daughter, John Irvin, Howard Rubeck and Lester, Jacos Kayser, Laurence Cunningham and Geo Hose, Tillie Forsythe, Mabel and Clyde Irvin, Charity Hoover, Nellie Myers, Pearl Pleasant, Myra Grover Myers, Charity Toaver, Len Harnish, Viola Cunningham, and others. many visited on Sundays and Saturdays in Hagerstown and Clearspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Run
Howard Rubeck
Sweitzer
J. M. Haugh
Daisy Main
Harry
K. J. Carpenter
J. V. Hartman
Eldred Carpenter
Virginia
Elizabeth Hartman
Margaret Carpenter
Frederick
Jamesville
Charles Kreigh
Ella Kreigh
Clearspring
Martin
Alta
Dorothy Shank
Anna Driver
Samuel King
D. A
Daniel King
Elizabeth
S. Warde Kersey
Leona
Margaret Wolfe
Mer. Kenn l Vetter
Elia Vetter
Blaine Irvin
John Irvin
Lester
Jacos Kayser
Laurence Cunningham
Geo. Hose
Hagerstown
Tillie Forsythe
Mabel
Clyde Irvin
Charity Hoover
Nellie Myers
Pearl Pleasant
Joseph Tryin
Myra
Grover Myers
Charity Toaver
Hawbaker
Leminsters
Len Harnish
Viola Cunnlingham
Garden Club Meeds Today in Hagerstown
The Hagerstown Garden Club meets this afternoon at Mrs. Adrian H Onderdonk's home with Mrs. Marshall Wilson presiding. Mrs. Thomas S Creighton will read a paper on practical gardening. A Flower Show is planned for June 5 at St John Lutheran Auditorium with prizes for various displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Social Visit Highlights from Clear Spring Area
Wretha Irvin visited friends in Clear Spring Thursday. Vera Faith attended with Glen Keefer Sunday. Regulars at Faiths school for April included Ray Keefer and George Rowe. Clinton Keefer family and Florence Mills visited with Albert Mills in Wilson. Recent visitors with Blaine Irvin included John Hose, Grover Myers and Julia, Ruth and Geneva Faith, Lavina Toston, Wretha Irvin, Viola Cunningham, Helen Simmons, John Irvin and family. Also seen were Guy Hawbaker, Mahlon Cunningham and Jake Kayser. Rev Martin administered communion to Mrs Wate Sweltzer at the Rubeck home Saturday evening. Attendees plus Mr and Mrs Samuel Eby and family, Mrs John Eby and daughter, and Marion Cunningham who spent the weekend with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wretha Irvin
Clearspring
Vera Faith
Glen Keefer
Ind Faith
Ray Keefer
George Rowe
Mrr
Clinton Keefer
Florence Mills
Albert Mills
Wilson
Blaine Irvin
John Hose
Grover Myers
Julia
Ruth
Geneva Faith
Lavina Toston
Viola Cunningham
Helen Simmons
John Irvin
Guy Hawbaker
Mahlon Cunningam
Jaka Kayser
Martin
Wate Sweltzer
Howard Rubeck
Samuel Eby
John Eby
Marion Cunningham
Years Ago Today Highlights From Vera Cruz To Martinsburg
Do You Recall YEARS AGO TODAY noting events across towns. In Vera Cruz a man on the Battleship Utah had hair parted by a sniper. Martinsburg saw a young resident die from auto crash injuries. Coxey’s hoboes protested an insult, settlement reached and army moved on. Chambersburg banned hitching posts and signs on principal streets. Hancock anticipates its biggest fruit crop with 225000 peach and apple trees. Indictment efforts for the Williamsport Pike over poor condition. Two years ago James E. Hawken was reappointed justice of Williamsport. Martinsburg reported seventeen smallpox cases. John W. Stonebraker wore the fat cattle belt after shipping 85 head averaging 1090 pounds. lot averaged 560 at purchase. Indiana Democrats backed Parker for president. Martinsburg juniors celebrated reel team victory with banquet, E. B. Munson toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kieffer Stouffer
Sea
Utah
Vera Cruz
Isaac Viar
Summer Street
Martinsburg
Wienie Roast Held at Doubs Woods
The Junior Epworth League of Howard Street M E Church held a wienie roast in Doubs Woods yesterday evening. Members left the church at 5 30 and returned by 20. Wienies were roasted and marshmallows toasted. Games followed until dark, then singing around a camp fire. The league organized April 14 under Miss Edna R Detrich with officers Frances Sherley president Carman Shaw vice president Imogene Spitzer secretary Mary Haw baker treasurer Marvan Hepperle scribe. The group planned a Mother’s Day program Sunday evening and will meet May 19 at 6 30, asking members to bring a new member. membership now stands at 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Howard Street
M. E
Doubs Woods
Edna R. Detrich
Frances Sherley
Carman Shaw
Imogen
Mother's Day programs at Mt Lena and events in Hagerstown
A Mt Lena Sunday school Mother's Day program features Rev Jacob M Carter delivering a talk on Her Children Arise Up and Call Her Blessed and he will preach May 26 at 8 00 p m. Mrs James P Andrews of Hartford a Colonial Dames leader visits via Mrs Marshall Wilson hosting a dinner Wednesday for the guest. A Blue Ridge bus will carry U D C members to Stafford Hall Farm for a 3 o'clock musicale and tea with Mrs Leo A Cahill in charge. Mrs Edmund Foster coordinates transport. Mrs Edwin J Smead hosts a Tuesday card club gathering at her Oak Hill home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lena Union
Jacob M. Carter
Carter
Mt. Lena Union Church
Marshall Wilson
James P. Andrews
Hartford
Conn
Andrews
Colonial Dames of America
Hagerstown
Wilson
Washington
Edwin J. Smead
Oak Hill
Flapper Fanny Says and Birthday Dinner Notes
A quirky column notes a married jury pairing as a humorous image. Thomas of Center Hill hosts a birthday dinner for his son John E. Thomas, with a long guest list including Rowland and Thomas families. Hagerstown Chapter LL D of the Eastern Star schedules a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple tonight at eight, promising new entertainment and high turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobin. Thomas
Center Hill
John E. Thomas
Susan ©. Rowland
John G. Rowland
Harry Fiery
C.F. Rowland
Herry D. Rowland
J. C. Cline
Susan Travinger
Erma Bent
Dorothy Springer
Mildred Thomas
Mary S. Rowland
Mabel Myers
Walter Thomas
Harry Petre
Rowland Thomas
Preston Cline
Raymond Thomas
Kenneth Rowland
Harold Dean Rowland
Milton Myers
Junior Myers
Harold E. Thomas
Henry Myers
Lawrence Travinger
Hagerstown
LL. D
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
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Bootal
Evening Man
Phone
Walter Dayhoff
Near
Smithsburg
Mary Wagaman
Oak Hill Avenue
George Humphrey
George Leyh
Point Marion
Riggs
Cumberland
John Everitt
Charles A. Weagley
Beaver Creek
J. Hubert Wade
Mrs. Palmer Tennant
Singapore
Charles J. Lanks
Roy J. Garratts
Alexander Hotel
Maddux
J. B. Leatherberry
Boston
Howard R. Poe
Lillian
Franklin Street
Harry Lauder
E. Franklins St
Mr. Lauder
Robert Rudy
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Thomas S. Dignan
Thomas, Jr
Princeton, N. J
Dignan
Wiliam A. Roulette, Jr
N. Potomac Street
Charles L. Crankleton
Philadelphia
College of Pharmacy
Dorothy Joan
J. J. Hoke
N. Locust Street
Ann Thorn
Lacy Rice
Mrs
Lynn T. Brumback
W. Washington Street
Messra, John 2. Verguson
James Schuster
Leon Zahn
Gettysburg
College
Grace
Georgia Teatwale
Woodstock, Va
Marke Nlershey
Potomac Ave
Edwin Stitzel
Franklin St
Lewistown
Scott Rinehart
Washington, D. C
Victor B. Rench
Mra. M. L. Stoner
King Street
Eugene Young
Gettysburg College
Mrs. B. McElwee
Baltimore
Haward Reininger
Washington Square
Rebekahs
Mary Young Rebekah Lodge
Lady Wayne Lodge
Waynesboro
Straggler’s Club
Marmours
Bacon
Helen Braley Cavanaugh
Zion Reformed Church
Roderick
Hagerstown School OF Music
Pot
Women’s Club
Natalie Burggraf
New York City
Wellesley College
Garden Club
St. James
Lula Bruton
Fort Smith
Ark
Ozark Playgrounds
Asso
Jacob Coxey
Chambersburg
Hancock
Williamsport Pike
James E. Hawken
Williamsport
John W. Stonebraker
Fair Board
Indiana
Alton B. Parker
Hig
E. B. Munson
Grey Gables
Harry M. Wagner
E. Franklin St
Hilip
Weet Waahiceton Sf
Bageretown
East Washington Street
Doubs
MT. Lena
Flapper
Fanny
Nana
W.O. W
Pennsylvania
District Columbia
Maryland
West Virginia
Pen Mark Park
S. A. Farrell
Luther C. Jones
District of Columbia
H. R. Miller
J. I. Batdorff
Gr. Rapids
Unit Brethren
Antietam U. B
Tomorr
Hageratown
Mary Helen Chrissinger
Anderson CO. Cleaners
Dyers
Washington St
All Pure Silk Good Values
Silk Shop
W. Franklin St
Tetter
Cuthura
Frank Jones
Montvale
Continental Red Seal Motor
Lansing
Michigan
Wood Auto Service CO
Penna. Ave
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