Social and Personal News Highlights
Social and personal notices from Frederick area society members list visits and travel among families. Mr and Mrs David Downin hosted guests, mentions of Miss Ruth Summers and Miss Vena Furry recovering, and several couples moving or traveling. A local entertainment group presented a three act comedy “Uncle Ephriam’s Summer Boarder” in multiple towns. Other items note travels to Winchester Gettysburg and Baltimore, and two children recovering after surgery.
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Gufted Brethren
Myersville
Frederick Counly
Uncle Ephriam
Robreraville
Keedgevills
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Suman at home
A large gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Suman celebrated Mrs. Suman’s sixty fourth birthday. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Walter Wekinley, many relatives and friends, games and cards preceded a bountiful supper, candles lit the table for the special occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton Suman
Chas. Speseard
Emmett Hager
Jana Delauter
L. Walters
Nunaily
Fay Cooper
Roy Spesgard
Frank Hart
George Lefever
Frank Harohart
Grove Jenknnd
Birthday Party for Miss Stoner At Prospect Street
Miss Vivian Stoner celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Stoner on North Prospect Street. The event featured dancing, games, music, and a lavender and yellow color scheme with flowers and lights. Guests included Nellie Downey, Louisa Conrad, Mae Zuck, and others. several guests performed on violins and saxophones. Additional items listed include marriage licenses and dinner guests such as A. F. Mullendore and W. Gearhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Stoner
M. G. Stoner
North Prospect Street
Miss Stoner
Ralph Long
William Hurst
Nellie Down
Mrs Servin Hosts Seventh Grade Music Party
Mrs Servin hosted a music party for seventh graders at the Home of Weireecher, 243 Noxyth Potomad Street. The program featured piano solos by multiple students, piano duets, vocal solos, a quartet, chorus items, and selections by the Allamong Serenadors.
Arguments for new trial in Hartman case at Gettysburg
Arguments for a new trial in the case of Philip A Hartman a self confessed lawyer of Trooper Francia Haley of the Pennsylvania State Constabulary will be argued before Judge Donald P McPhe yson at Gettysburg today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip A. Hartman
Francia Haley
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Donald P. McPheyson
Gettysburg
Mission School dates changed for Miss Alona event
The annual saneuh of Miss Alona at Hagerstown was moved from Thursday and Friday in September to Tuesday and Wednesday September 21 and 22 to allow foreign missionary Mrs. Charles Rowe to teach the foreign text book. Mrs. Vickery, experienced in India and Malaysia, will lecture and share stories of life in Tudin. The School of Missions enrolls about five hundred students and is among the nation’s largest two-way mission schools. Card party set for Wednesday afternoon at 2:20 at the Women’s Club, with hostess Mrs. Joseph Updegrati. Weekend program includes Mrs. Edward Updegrati’s travel talk and two club plays staged Thursday and Friday night, the 21st and 22nd, featuring The Twelve Pound Look and Hardy Perennials.
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Alona
Carl
Women's Club
Witt
Josem Dh Updegrati
Edward Updoegrati
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