Social and Personal Notes From Harrisburg Weekend
Social and personal items from Harrisburg list weekend visitors and local residents. Kathleen Harbaugh of Harrisburg visits Mrs Low Ramsey on Summit Avenue. Nellie Grove returns from New York to see her mother Mrs Florence Grogg. Jillian of Sunnatt Avenue visits Harrisburg today. Marvin Doug of the University of Maryland spends weekend at home near Hownsville. John Nichols, Miss Margaret Schaff, and Lena Mowen are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eberly of Chambersburg. John Sanderson of Cumberland spends weekend with family in King Street. Georges Smulth of West Washington Street takes a position with an upholstery firm in Lancaster. Charten Witmer of South Locust Street returns from a visit to Williamsport. Mrs Milla of Cumberland visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Melott on West Washington Street. Albert Miner of Mitchell Avenue joins Hershey Creamery. Harry Kuylor and H Barbour return from a business trip to Mexico City. Mrs John Kershner of Halfway undergoes appendectomy at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Siffler of Wayside Avenue returns from Cumberland. One gent sale announced for May 14 16 and 10 at Rudy's Rexall Pharmacy corner Hamilton. Mrs Pp Millar and daughter Botty of Cumberland guest of Mr and Mrs Walter Iventrout. Mr Wishinger of Cumberland visiting. Ward, son of William Ward of Clearspring, severely cuts hand at schoolyard. Mrs Matilda Blackwell and Mrs Maude Wachter to attend reception for Mrs Matic K Tower of Mount Ranier, Md, hosted by Adab No. 225.
Pastor's Wife Hosts 100 for Laura Hughes Tea
Mrs Walter Byron Stehl wife of Rev Dr Stahl rector of St John s Episcopal Church yesterday afternoon hosted about one hundred guests for a tea at the rectory from 4 to 6 o clock Assisting in receiving were Mrs J C Roulette Mrs Georga M Harbaugh Miss Fannia Beall Myers and Mrs Louisa Nelson In the dining room pink flowers and greens decorated the table Mrs Robert Wright served sherbet with Mrs Loula Netgon pouring coffee and Mrs George M Harbaugh pouring tea Others assisting included Mrs Fred S Crawford Mrs W D Campbell Miss Fannin Beall Myers Mrs Elisa Stent Mrs Hilzabed Gilbert and Mrs Edmund Foster
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Byron Stehl
Stahl
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Laura Hughes Society
Mrg
J. ¢. Roulette
Georga M. Harbaugh
Fannia Beall Myere
Louisa Nelson
Mya.Stehl
Robert Wright Gerged Sherbet
Loula Netgon
George M. Harbaugh
Fred S Crawford
W. D. Gampbell
Mlay Fannin Beall Myers
Mivys Elisa Stent
Hilzabed Gilbert
Edmund Fostar
Three Act Play At Williamsport at Methodist Church
A three act play titled iashful Mr. Bobba was produced by young people at Williamsport Methodist Church in the Kalgirs of Pythias Falb before a large audience. The work was filled with comedy and drew many laughs. Cast members included Janie Leman Alicia Bryan Anna Bowman Sylvia Garrett Merle Newcomer Elizabeth Wright Anna Turner Harry Poole William Shipley Eugene Russell and Giles Wilson. Solos were sung by Meleora Gruber and Francis Cottrill. Music accompanied by Grove's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobba
Williamsport
Kalgirs
Pythias Falb
Incharactos
Janie Leman
Alica Bryan
Anna Bowman
Sylvia Garrett
Merle Newcomer
Elizabeth Wright
Anna Turner
Harry Poole
William Shipley
Eugene Russell
Giles Wilson
Meleora Gruber
Francis Cottrill
Munlc
Grove
May Ball draws sixty couples at Women’s Club
More than sixty couples attended the annual May Ball at the Women’s Club auditorium. Mrs Sara Macias chaired the event with Whittaker’s Orchestra of Martina burg providing peppy music from the latest hits, making it one of the most successful dances in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Mise Sara Macias
Whittaker
Martinaburg
Celebrated Anniversary Of Mr and Mrs Riggleman
Mr and Mrs George Riggleman of 46 Charies street celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with children and many out of town guests attending. Guests included Russell Sanderson Hetty Jane Sanderson Gerald Bowers Richard Php Rigeteman Frank Deitch Paul Deitch Betty Anna Alice Juiggleman Jack Mullen Herbert Sehlolterbeck William Dash Charles Hoover and Vena Sipsinger. An excellent dinner was served and many valuable gifts were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riggleman
Charies Street
Mra
Russell Sanderson
Hetty Jane Sanderson
Gerald Bowers
Richard
Php Rigeteman
Frank Deitch
Paul Deitch
Betty Anna
George Sipsinger
Mias
Alice Juiggleman
Jack Mullen
Herbert Sehlolterbeck
William Dash
Charles Hoover
Vena
Riggleman
Glee Club Broadcasts From WCAP Tonight in Broadcaster Night
The Juanita College Girly ee Club performed at the Church of the Trethren on Thursday night then broadcast from WCAP in Washington around 10 oclock. Hazel George accompanied on ad, Louisa Allen led as whistler. The club plans a program at Waynesboro tonight and a sacred morning service at Stippene burg on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita College Girly
Church of the Trethren
WCAP
Washington
Hazel George
Solomon George
East North Street
Louisa Allen
Whistler
Waynesboro
Stippeneburg
Sacred Cantata to be Sung by St John’s Choir in Hageratown
St John’s Lutheran Church plans a sacred concert next Sunday at 7:45 pm in the St John’s Lutheran School Auditorium. The choir will perform The Holy City under Prof. Charles H. Roderick with about forty voices plus a large augmented ensemble. The event features a roster of soloists and a mixed choir including Mary Howard and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown
St. John’s
St. John's Lutheran Church
Roderick
Soprance
Mary Howard
Mra von. Hendry
Dr. Prettin
Mise Vivian Oswald
Helen Adams
Mary Cosény
Edward Oswald
R. B. Huyett
Lana Chaney
Mise Eleeta Zeigler
Anna Wagaman
Alice — Mins
Winifred Campbell
Bertha Krepr
Misa Madelyn Cook
Misa
Mildred Nelkirk
A. A. Ankensy
Wartt
Josephine Slerk
Edna Alexander
Grace Trane
Mildred Simson
Donald Reed
H. L. Rinehart
Edward Cost
John Baker
C. M. Tretlin
Russell Campbell
George W. Fridinger
George Updegraft
Megnus Davies
Fred Lockbaum
Rassell Nertitt Campbell
Ted Mol
Ter
R. R. Black
Ray Bollinger
Max Monensen
Harry White
Norman Kurzenknabe
Fred Miller
Frank Beck
Harp
Ridward Oswald
Josephina Steck
George Apilestaff
Merritt Campbell
Margaret Little
H. Roderick
Cantata Halted At St John's Lutheran Church
The cantata performance is cancelled to provide ample seating at St John's Lutheran Church auditorium. Officials expect the house to fill well before 7 46 p m next Sunday night as the community awaits the event.
Waynesboro Senior Prom Featured Doba Orchestra
The Doba Orchestra of this city played for the senior prom at Waynesboro night, providing music for couples and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doba
Waynesboro
Grice Opened New Building With Dance and Games
Mr and Mrs J Cleveland Grieve honored the Grice Building opening with a dance and cart party attended by over 269 guests. The Potomac Club space hosted music by the Gettysburg College Serenaders while bridge and 600 games ran in other rooms of the remodeled venue formerly Hamilton Mow. Visitors toured the renovated building after its remodeling under Grive ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cleveland Grieve
Grice Building
Hamilton Mow
Potomac Club
Gettysburg
Soundings prompts women to admit desire for motherhood
Cynthia Grey reviews Soundings by Hamilton Gibbs, urged by Nancy Hawthorne to acknowledge a wish for children. The piece argues motherhood is natural, criticizes delaying maternity, and asserts family, especially grandmothers, as women’s best insurance against boredom and loneliness in old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hawthorne
Soundings
Hamilton Gibbs
Yve
Local News Briefs From Walla Walla Area
Mrs Mary Delbert of Smithsberg visited Mr and Mrs James French near Kempr on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs James French and several children are ill with mumps while the town prepared renewed lighting and new electric system upgrades.
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Walla
Mary Delbert
Smithsberg
Wedgenday
Thoradiy
James French
Kempr
Geveral
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Report
Rangeley Maine woman states two year suffering from bearing down pains eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes improved ability to work on a farm and households tasks and recommends it to others. Over 200000 women reportedly benefited. 98 of 100 responders say yes. Drug stores nationwide sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley
Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Walter E. Anderson
Fox
Lydia E J Pinkhiam
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Phony 104
Mits
Kathleen Harbaugh
Harrisburg
Low Ramsey
Summit Avenue
Nellie Grove
New York
Florence Grogg
East Franklin Street
M. HL
Jillian
Sunnatt Avenue
Marvin Doug
University of Maryland
Hownsville
John Nichols
Margaret Schaff
Mies Lena Mowen
Mr. and
Myra
J. Eberly
Chambersburg
John Sanderson
Cumberland
King Street
Georges Smulth
Washington Street
Lancaster
Charten Witmer
Eouth
St. Han
Williameport
M. Milla
Gumberland
Albert. Miner
Mitchel Avenne
Hershey Creamery Company
Harry W. Kuylor
Hi. Barbour
Iriday
Mexico City
Mexico
John Kershner
Washington County Hospital
Siffler
Wayside Avenue
Rudy's Rexall Pharmagy
Matel
Hamilton
Adv
Pp Millar
Botty
Walter Iventrout
Thenttronts Iather
Wishinger
Grem Ward
William Ward
Clearstring
Aevarely
Clearspring
Ary. Fola Hoffman
Matilda Blackwell
Maude Wachter
W. P. Wachter
Matic K. Tower
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Order of Eastern Btar
Adab No
Mount Ranler, Md
Potomac
Potomac Edison Company
E. Washington
Bailey Hat Shop
Alice M. Weagly
Hagerstown
Bible
Wat
Glee Club
ST. John's
Ag Lotita Lee
California
Lotta
Paramount Pictures
FOR Real Values
Grey Gables Beauty Parlor
Waite
CREX
Miller’s
Potomac’ St
GRICE
Cynthia Grey
Mrs. Anderson
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