Wedding To Be This Afternoon At St Johns Episcopal
Miss Hilda Mary Cronin and Pfc. Robert L. Schnell will wed this afternoon at 2:30 at St Johns Episcopal church. The ceremony will be by Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Lieh with an organ recital by Roy A. Michael preceding it. The couple will host a reception at the Cronin home on Potomac Avenue. Local and out of town guests include Cronin and Schnell families and Mrs. Nellis Miller and others from Pittsburgh and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hilda Mary Cronin
Pfc
Robert L. Schnell
USMC
Charles T. Schnall
Lima
Ohio
Walter Byron Lieh
Roy A. Mac- Michael
John J. Cronin
Lois Margaret Cronin
Potomac Avenue
Cronin
Schnell
Nellis Miller
Richard Howard
Bella Smith
Pittsburgh
B. Olive Eckert
Washington
Hagerstown High School
Maryland Theatre
Smithsburg WAVE Assigned To Post In Navy
Virginia L. Rouse of Smithsburg has graduated Yeomen Third Class from the Naval Training School for Women in Stillwater Oklahoma and is assigned to the Bureau of Naval Personnel in Washington D C. She joined the WAVES last November 30 in Baltimore after working as a junior clerk for Pangborn Corporation in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia L. Rouse
Frank E. Slick
Smithsburg
Naval Training School For Women
Stillwater
Okla
Fifth Naval District
Norfolk
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington, D. C
Joseph F. Rouse
U. S. Army
The
WAVES
Marriage License for Harold Robinson and Marie Mallott
Harold Robinson age 29 and Marie K Mallott age 30 filed a marriage license in Hagerstown. The couple plans to wed soon, with both listed as residents of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Robinson
Marie K. Mallott
Hagerstown
Personal News From Nearby Towns and Colleges
Local notices detail movements and visits as Mr and Mrs Bayne Six relocate to Boonsboro with son Fred living with grandparents, while Mr Six prepares for navy induction in Harrisburg. Various family updates include Mother's Day flowers, weekend visits from relatives, military assignments, and upcoming commencements at Westminster Theological Seminary and Wilson College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayne Six
Middletown
Boonsboro
Births Toll From Local Hospital May Dates
Mr and Mrs Earl Pryor welcome a son born May 11 at the local hospital. Mrs Pryor is the former Jane Ridgely. Boonsboro couple Mr and Mrs Louis Saunder welcome twins a boy and a girl born May 14 at Washington County Hospital, father serving in the United States Army in England. A son born May 14 to Mr and Mrs William H Watson of 54 Jefferson Street at Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert L Emilen of 1112 Fairview Road welcome a son born May 13 at Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs David Snyder of Georgia Avenue announce a daughter born May 13 at the Washington County Hospital. A daughter born May 12 to Mr and Mrs Nelson E Jones of 1117 Hamilton Boulevard at the Washington. Mr and Mrs George W Hauver report a daughter born May 12 at their home near Smithsbure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pryor
Pryor
Jane Ridgely
Louis R. Saunder
Boonsboro
Washington County Hospital
United States Army
England
William H. Watson
Jefferson Street
Robert L. Emilen
Fairview Road
David Snyder
Georgia Avenue
Nelson E. Jones
Hamilton Boulevard
George W. Hauver
Smithsbure
Rubinstein Headlines Civic Music Six Artists For 1944 45
Artur Rubinstein, world renowned pianist, tops a six artist Civic Music Association series planned for 1944 45 in Hagerstown. Others include baritone Douglas Beattie, the Trapp Family Singers, Jan Peerce, harpist Carlos Salzedo and ensemble, and contralto Christine Johnson. Membership cards and dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artur Rubinstein
Civic Music
Hagerstown
Carlos Salzedo
New
Christine Johnson
250 Women Attend Church Mothers and Daughters Banquet
Two hundred fifty women attended the Mothers and Daughters Banquet at the Church of the Brethren on Friday evening. Men served dinner and washed dishes. Flowers, favors, and programs highlighted the event with several members receiving special acknowledgments. The Golden Mean play followed dinner, featuring a cast of church members. A musical program included solos and group singing. Mrs H K Zeller was reelected president of the Women’s Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Ida Lefevre
Joe Young
Florence Weagley
Grover Sprecher
Harry Mae
Ernest Dodd
Women's Work
Sarah Jones
Barnhart
Harry May
Alice Rittinger
Joyce Coffman
Betty Bupp
Iris Coffman
Margaret
Women's Work of the Church
Miss Bittinger
Fred Neikirk
Alma Blessing
P Cotter
Miss Doub Bride of Army Officer Saturday
Miss Elton Berry Doub daughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Berry Doub Hearthstone and Lieutenant Arthur J Weber son of Mr and Mrs Adam Weber Forest Park Tl were married Saturday evening at 8 at Trinity Lutheran Church The Rev Wilson P Arc DD performed the double ring ceremony Miss Jean Hodges was the bride s attendant and Lieutenant John Goyok of Oakland Calif was best man The only other guests were the bride s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Berry Doub
Milton Berry Doub
Hearthstone
Arthur J. Weber
Adam Weber
Forest Park
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wilson P. Arc
D.D
Jean Hodges
John Goyok
Oakland
Calif
Febrey-Senser Nuptials Slated in Mount Rainier Church
Miss Janice Febrey formerly of Funkstown will wed Lisle H. Senser Jr at Mount Rainier Christian church on June 15 at 7 p.m. After a two week honeymoon, the groom will report to Princeton University for indoctrination as a Naval ensign.
Martinsburg Couple's Daughter Weds Army Soldier
Mr and Mrs John M Stotelmyer announce the marriage of their daughter Oneta to Pfc Irvin H Catlett son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Catlett Both from Hedgesville The ceremony was May 10 at St Pauls Methodist Church Martinsburg Rev H C Marsh officiated The bride wore a rose dress with white accessories Catlett is stationed at Camp Carson Cal and the couple will make their home there this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Stotelmyer
Martinsburg
Oneta
Irvin H. Catlett
Gilbert Catlett
Hedgesville
St. Paul's Methodist Church
H. C. Marsh
Cal
Class Meets Tonight at Zion Reformed Church
The Builders Sunday School Class of Zion Reformed Church will meet on Monday evening May 15 at 7 30 at the church. There are about 2 000 varieties of soybeans grown worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders
Zion Reformed Church
Club To Aid Hospital Project At Beaver Creek Meeting
Group Two of the Beaver Creek Homemakers Club will bring gifts and donations for camp and hospital work for convalescent soldiers at its June meeting. The club voted to contribute ten dollars to the Camp and Hospital committee. Mrs. Ruth Hertel announced the club won a Washington County Homemaker Council cash award. Members planned a rummage sale for May 27 and reported purchases of war bonds totaling 525 and four war stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek Homemakers Club
John Marshall
Memorial Boulevard
Ruth Hertel
Washington County
Counci
Clarence Lee
Samuel Matthews
F. A. Welty
Ardath Martin
John
Senior class to stage The Fighting Littles at Hagerstown HS
On May 26 at 815 p m the Hagerstown High School auditorium hosts the senior class final play The Fighting Littles a three act comedy by Caroline Francke adapted from Booth Tarkington novel The Littles fight parent child and generational clashes while star Ham Ellers plays Lau Van Stutz a postwar era engineer and track participant Miss Shinham as Goody Little leads the girls drama club and attends Western Maryland College Paul Burger stars as Daddy Little guiding the family fireworks and he brings acting experience from prior school plays and youth government involvement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
Caro-line Francke
Booth Tarkington
Mother Little
Lau van Stutz
Ag Ham Ellers
America
Y.M.C.A
Annapolis
Pegey Shinham
Goody Little
Miss Shinham
Qirls
Western Maryland College
Paul Burger
Dramatic Club
Daddy Little
Paul
Hi-V
First Hose Auxiliary Fire Company
Maryland
P. T. A. To Install Officers Wednesday
The Broadway Wayside P. T. A. will meet on Wednesday, May 17, to install new officers and hear reports of all chairmen. The meeting starts at 2:45 in the school auditorium and will be followed by tea. Plans are underway for a rummage sale gate to be held May 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Wayside P. T. A
Miss Stonebraker Engaged to Lt Sabin Sanger
Miss Dorothy Bingham Stonebraker of St James engages to Lt Sabin Pond Sanger USM A stationed in Norfolk. Son of Dr Eugene B Sanger of Bangor Maine and the late Mrs Sanger. Stonebraker attended Hagertown and Bryant Stratton School. Sanger attended Fessenden Exeter Yale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Stonebraker
St. James
Dorothy Bingham Stonebraker
Sabin Pond Sanger
Eugene B. Sanger
Bangor
Sanger
Stonebraker
Hagerstown
Bryant-Stratton School
Boston
U.s.ma
Norfolk
Fessenden and
Exeter
Yale University
Sons Of Legion Meeting Prospects Tonight
Sattuel Cohen chef le guerre of the local Forty and Eight will bring an important message to the Song of the American Legion at the regu lar meeting at 8 o clock this evening. After the meeting a meal will be served in the Forty and Hight Dugout with the Sons as guests of honor. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattuel Cohen
The
Forty and Eight
Song of the American Legion
W C T U Keedysville Tea Honors Military Families
The W C T U of Keedysville will hold a tea in its hall on Tuesday afternoon May 16 at 2 30 o clock. The honored guests will include members of missionary societies and mothers of men and women serving in the armed forces of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C.T.U
W.C.T.U. of
Keedysville
Missionary Societies
United States
Miss America Club Opens In New Hagerstown Room
The Miss America Club holds its first meeting in a new clubroom on East Franklin Street behind the Hotel Patterson at 7 30 p m Wednesday. The large space serves over 240 members with furnishings still needed. Donations and support come from local businesses and individuals including McEwen's star Hagerstown Athletic Club Baldwin Cafe and McCrory's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Franklin Street
Hotel Patterson
Th Club
Millers’ On
the Square
McEwen’s Star
Hagerstown Athletic Club
P Ldwin Cafe
McCrory's
Samuel Krentz
Harry 8. Myers
Johnston's
Rebs’s
Carle's
R. and G
Hagerstown
Jacobson’s
Forty
Vulture
Bruno Kunkleman
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Miss Cronin
Pfe. Schnell
In & New
Hellene Curtis
COLD
Anthony
Glick’s
Kreider & Ephrata
Washington &T
Vonette
Permanet
Florence
Lady Florence
Frederics
GALES
W. Washington Street
Raymond Winters
Elizabeth Street
Sgt
Fred Henry
John Bentz
McDonough School
Baltimore
Victor Bentz
King Street
Pic. Welty J. Baker, Jr
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Mrs. Baker
Corbett Street
D. Paul Shilling
Funkstown
Williamsport, Pa
Paul B. Watlington
Atlanta, Ga
Southern Baptist
Paul Watlington, Jr
Purcellsville
Albert Gardner
Charlotte Hall
A. Lesley Gardner
Terrace
Phyllis Loose
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Mrs
Samuel N. Loose
Forest Drive
Edgar B. Nelson
Macon
A. Boyd Athey
George E. Athey
Dorothy J. Pike
Highland Way
Noah Eby
Edith Hoffman
Hancock
Virginia Blickenstall
South Prospect Street
Albert C. Schlosser
Westminster
Lovely Dorsey Gruber
Pikesville
Westminster Theological Seminary
Mary Elizabeth Troup
Douglas Beattie
Rubinstein
Mr. Beattie
Trapp
Austria
Jan Peerce
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Johnson
New York Times
Metropolitan
Johnson
Rubin Stein
Balzedo Ensemble
Beattie
Peerce
Miss Doub Bride
Beaver Creek
Pope’s Beauty Shop
North Locust Street
Operton
Hal
Rochester Place
Miss Stonebraker
Sons of Legion
Fashionrite Beauty Salon
Azalie Spickler
Women's Hats L. & B. Hat Shop
Northeast Cor, Publio Square
Dune Bantley
Ee Johnston’s
N. Potomac St
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