Social And Personal Items From Evening Met Social Editor
The social column notes visits and travels of various people including Mr. and Mrs. John Murray and Edward Ringer of New York with Ringer's mother Mrs. Alice Pearl near Dellingers. Bertha Watkins visits Berwick and Williamsport with a move to Philadelphia planned. Dr. and Mrs. J Stanley Johnson attended the Hunt Ball in Washington at the Jayfower Hotel. Helen Shirey visits New York City for several weeks. Mary Frances Seam returns to Winter School after measles illness. Marvin Kline is ill with measles at Virginia Ave. The Fleagle family returns from Baltimore to 331 W Washington St. Paull Shields and family visit New York. Mr. Shields’ mother. Fred C G Wright family visits daughter in West Town, Pa. J S Porter of Albany spends weekend at The Terrace. Newton Long on a New England trip. Elmer N Funkhouser attending U S conference in Lancaster. Fubert Hasterday has found a Baltimore position and leaves with family. Catherine Rowe of Smithsburg confined at home with quincy. Rev Dr F Berry Plummer of U B Church attends Quadrennial Conference in Lancaster. Helen Thomas returns to Fort Wayne from Porters town after visiting grandparents. Grace Baker of Keedysville visits Washington weekend. Mary Shafer of Boonsboro returns from motor trip to Ithaca. Harriet Gardner of Sharpsburg leaving for California. Flora Nicodemus of Boonsboro visiting relatives in Washington and Ballston Va.
Home League Entertained by Girl Scouts and Glee Club
The Home League of the Salvation Army enjoyed a program last night presented by Thistle Troop No. 3 Girl Scouts of the Howard Street School led by Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin. The Howard Street Glee Club, under Miss Isabelle Backenbaugh, performed vocal selections to the audience. Members applauded, hoping for a repeat performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home League
The
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Thistle Troop
Howard Street
Joseph McLaughlin
Howard Street Glee Gluby
Isabelle Backenbaugh
Women's Auxiliary Lions elect officers for next year
The Women's Auxiliary to the Ha gerstown Lions Club met at Mrs. G. W. Tyler's home and elected President Mrs. Edward Ditto Vice-president Mrs. Robert Foitz Secretary Treas Mrs. Clarence Eldridge Assistant Mrs. Walter Gratty Directors Mrs. Ralph McCune Mrs. G. W. Tyler and Mrs. Daniel Watkins Bridge followed the business with prize to Mrs. Walter Cratty Two guests attended Mrs. A J Klinkbart and Mrs. Harry Brewer Also a birthday party for Marie Horn aged seven was hosted by Mrs. David Horn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Lions Club
G. W. Tyler
Edward Ditto
Robert Foitz
Clarence Eldridge
Walter Gratty
Ralph McCune
Daniel Watkins
Walter Cratty
A. J. Klinkbart
Harry Brewer
Flier killed in Columbus battle during major air maneuvers
About 100 Army aviators participated in May maneuvers, with 104 planes in the air. A midair collision sparked a 15,000 foot crash near Norton Field. Lt. Saltzer survived after a burning plane. Lieut. Meadows perished when his chute tangled. Local reports also noted German pulp wood and railway tie exports data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Air
Norton Field
Engigre
Tts Blue
Wright Field
Dayton
Saltzer
Lieut. Meadows
Min
C. M. Valentine
Linden
Mim
Irving Literary Society Banquet at Hotel Alexander
The Irving Literary Society of Mercersburg Academy will host a large banquet tonight at 7:30 at the Hotel Alexander. Palms and red and white carnations decorate the hall, the school orchestra plays, and Guy Kline will be toastmaster. Vernon L. Jackson chairs the committee with William B. Porter and William W. Hart. officers are Howard Townsend president, I H Evans vice president, W L Jackson treasurer, Guy Kline secretary. About 125 members and faculty will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Literary Society
Mercersburg Academy
Mercersburg
Hotel Alexander
Guy Kline
Vernon L. Jackson
William BH. Porter
William W. Hart
Surprise Party At 107 Park Avenue Honors Bertha Moats
A Thursday night surprise birthday party at 107 Park Avenue honored Mrs. Bertha Moats on her 59th birthday. Guests included Edward and Mrs Reynolds, Hubert and Mrs Moats, Lloyd and Mrs Moats, Clifford and Mrs Baker, Ira Moats, Claud Smith, Gilbert Wigfield, Vada Slick, and many Moats family members among others. Refreshments were served and gifts given. Louise Porter was elected editor in chief of The Triangle at Emma Willard School in Troy New York. Jermain Porter at Cornell University earned honors as fourth in his freshman class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reynolds
Park Avenue
John Moats
Claud Smith
Gilbert Wigfield
Margaret Keefar
Bertha Moats
Lewis Moats
Vada Slick
Bruce Moats
Leon Renner
Charles Wisfield
Robert Moats
Herman Stouffer
Milton Moats
Lewis Pastermaker
Richard Moats
Joyce Moats
Dorothy Smith
Betty Smith
Bobby Smith
Junior Simitu
Phyllis Reynolds
Margaret Moats
Doris Moats
Martha Moats
Vivian Moats
Junior Stick
May Suick
Eddie Slick
Melvin Wigfield
Louise Porter
J. J. Porter
Ter'mee
The
Triangle
Emma Willard School
Troy
N.Y
Porter
Jermain Porter
Cornell University
Liberal Arts College
Do You Recall Years Ago Fifteen Today
Incorporation of Howard Street M and Church by John Feldumn and others is noted. Fashionable wriggles, if not abused, were reserved for Pen Mar dancers that summer. Wedding news includes Miss Cora Monath and District Attorney W Nicklits in Baltimore. Browning and Forsyth wed. Jagerstown tax rate 54 cents cited as country low for 25k population. Work begins on a five story addition to Tyerly’s Department Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Street M. &. Church
John, W. Feldumn
William J. McDade
Charles M. Snyder
O. B. Snyder
William F. Bible
Victor M. Neibert
Hubert Mullen
David Anderson
B. Frank Conrad
Cora Monath
W. QO. Nicklits
Chambersburg
Baltimore
Goldie M. Browning
Thomas H. Forsyth
Clearspring
25 Today Samuel H Heussler Dies From Peanut In Baltimore
Samuel H Heussler aged 7, mother Miss Crichton, died in Baltimore after eating a pint of peanuts. Also noted: Vincent Jamison Jr Class of 1905 elected captain of St Johns College baseball. Elmer M Jackson Class of 1997 named assistant manager. Kate Foltz of Smithsburg wounded by stray bullet while at supper table. First Hose Red team to state meet. George Gelbach named manager Henry Burger captain. J Leroy McCardell of St Johns College freshman won mile dash in interclass meet in five minutes ten seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Heussler
Vincent Jamison, Jr
St. John’s College
Elmer M. Jackson
Kate Foltz
Smithsburg
George Gelbach
Henry Burger
J. Leroy McCardell
Fashion Plaque Agnes Unveils Velveteen Skull Cap
Agnes introduces a new skull cap crafted in three velveteen sections. The front extends into two bands that tie in a knot at the back, creating a distinctive decorative styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes
Surrey Pageant On School Lawn Celebrates Maryland History
About 1500 people watched a Surrey School May Fete pageant on the school lawn recalling Maryland history from early settlement to World War I. Some 300 children took part under Miss Byer and Miss Blake, with Marian Holbrook crowned May Queen. The program featured costumed scenes, a Virginia Reel, and a Star Spangled Banner performance by G. S. Pullen, while PTA activities followed in the auditorium. Mrs. D. D. Keedy, in her 80th year, is seriously ill at Keedysville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Surrey School
Surrey
Byer
Blake
Ruth Gabriel
Marian Holbrook
Virginia
Francis Scott Key
United State
G. 5
Pullen
Parent-Teachers Association
James Webb
Martha Royer
Mrs Powell Hosts Birthday Surprise Party Near Mason and Dixon
A birthday surprise gathering was held Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvey Powell near Mason and Dixon. Refreshments were served. Attendees included numerous Powells and Daleys, Hykes, Shindels, Martins, Groshs, Rocks, and related families.
True Blue Girls Wienie Roast At Horst Home
The True Blue Girls of the First Baptist Church held a wienie roast at Misses Mary and Florence Horst home in Maugansville. Attendees included Lor raine Black Gladys Mowen Clara Lynn Mildred Lynn Audrey Weaver Virginia Lillard Florence Carroll Marguerite Hamilton Mary Horst Carlotte Horst Gladys Jones Florean Hollenberger Amanda Dickens Elise Horst Teeny Horst Billie Leasure Virginia Rickards Elizabeth Rickards and Nova Statler.
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True Blue Girls
The
First Baptist Church
Mary
Florence *Horst
Maugansville
Misses Lorraine Black
Gladys Mowen
Clara Lynn
Mildred Lynn
Audrey Weaver
Virginia Lillard
Florence Carroll
Marguerite Hamilton
Mary Horst
Carlotte Horst
Gladys Jones
Florean Hollenberger
Amanda, Dickens
Elise Horst
Teeny Horst
Billie Leasure
Virginia Rickards
Elizabeth Rickards
Nova Statler
Zeigler to Deliver Sermon at Antietam Street Church
Sev W H Zeigler editor of the Christian Conservator and an able speaker will deliver the morning sermon at 11 o'clock at Antietam Street U B Church. Rev Daniel Powall is pastor.
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Sev
W. H. Zeigler
Huntington
Ind
The
Christian Conservator
Antietam Street U. B
Daniel Powall
Scouts Pitch Camp On Overnight Hike At Fountain Head Heights
Scout Troop 20 members held an overnight hike ending at Fountain Head Heights. They used army pop tents and built fires to cook meals, breaking camp around 7 30 a.m. Frank JL Bentz led the hike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Fountain Head Heights
Frank JL. Bentz
Organ Recital by Miss Shenk at Hood College
Miss Virginia Shenk daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Shenk of Hagerstown will give an organ recital in Brodbeck Hall Hood College Frederick tomorrow at 4 pm The first non music major honored for a Hood recital she will receive an AB degree in June Her program includes Bach Stokowski Wagner and others Mrs James Cannon Mrs Paul Gruber of Hagerstown will drive to Frederick for the event Also Lulu Wire hosts Meridian Club luncheon and reads Dunbar poem Qui Job describing Frederick County tornado scenes with hand painted souvenirs displayed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Shettk
Charles BE. Shenk
Hagerstown
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Frederick
Miss Shenk
Wade
Hood
The
Lesbian Herald
Bach
Stokowski
Fletcher
Wagner-Gibbon
Collins
Nevin
Dubois
Shenk
Geary Porter
Aleda Ziegler
James Cannon
Paul Gruber
Miss Wire
Lulu Wire
Meridian Club
Qui Job
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Frederick County
The Baby's Invisible Pearls In Infant Teeth Care
An article explains that baby teeth are like hidden pearls and must start forming before birth. It stresses prenatal bone and teeth development through diet, emphasizes breastfeeding over artificial feeding, and outlines early feeding steps including water and orange or tomato juice introductions at specific ages.
Williamsport Band Concert Program Preview
The Williamsport Band under Edwin C. Partridge presents a concert tomorrow at the high school auditorium at 3 pm. The program includes Colonel Bogey overture Poet and Peasant valse Nights of Gladness The Rosary Euphonium Solo The Destruction of Atlantis and more with sacred pieces Joy to the World and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Edwin C. Partridge
Colonel Bogey
Alford
Preston Turner
Atlantis
Safranck
Engagements of Gerney Gehr's Maryland Aces Schedule
Gerney Gehr's Maryland Aces, a noted Hagerstown attraction, begin next Monday with out of town games for the high school at Shippenburg. They play Carlisle Tuesday, Lonaconing Thursday, Frostburg Friday, and Red Bridge Park near Chambersburg Saturday, returning home about 7 50 after foraging through Hunter's woods for wildflowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerney Gehr
Maryland Aces
Hagerstown
Shippensburg
Aces
Carlisle
Lonaconing
Frostburg
Red Bridge Park
Chambersburg
Girl Scouts Hike to Poffenberger Woods on Friday
The Girl Scouts of Thistle Troop 3 from Howard Street School hiked to Poffenberger's woods on Friday. They roasted Wienries and toasted marshmallows under supervision of Captain McLaughlin Lieutenant Young and Miss Tony Horst.
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Girl Scouts of
Thistle Troop
Howard Street School
Poffenberger's Woods
Captain McLaughlin
Lieutenant Young
Tony Horst
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