Miss Garberson Prepares Exhibits for Farmers Day
Miss Susan Garberson home demonstration agent plans to ship to College Park for University of Maryland Farmers Day on Saturday May 27. She has ready a fashion display including a house dress gingham dress two hats a prominent lamp shade and timepiece. Articles were sewn by Sewlog Circle Club members in county with pieces from Chawsville Boonsboro Railways Sontt habeas Shanktorns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Garberson
College Park
University of Marylami
Drees
Glogham Dreas
Twe Hms
Pareminent Lamp
Timeem
Sewlog Cirle’ Club
Ata
House Dreew
Chawsville
Gingham Rum
St Boonsboro
Railways
Sontt Habeas
Kimona
Shanktorns
Washington trip and local visits fill Waynesboro pages
N Bruce Martin of The Waynesboro Press back home after a heavy cold. Inez Martins, Mrs John W Martian, visited Washington two weeks with Dr Lea D Shai family. John C Panghorn family to Cleveland for business. Mina Caroline Bitynge Shriter and Mrs George White return from Rutherford after funeral. Edward Rupp family attend funeral of Mrs Diophua Denarola. Mrs O H W Hinerd and Miss Ance Bruin opened summer home at Blue Ridge Summit. Musser family return to Lansdale after eight months in Caledonia Park. Helena Glass heads to Miami after visiting in Hagerstown amid illness in family. Marriage licenses listed for Boyt Stitt with Mary Sue Kirk and Bart Shank with Hariet Dunkelber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rupp
Dorothy
Harrisburg
Diophua
Mra
Miss Cost To Wed Mr Davis Tomorrow
A quiet wedding is planned for Wednesday at Zion Reformed Church on L116th. Miss Jessica Bost of 219 North Poto Tao Street will marry Mr Henry Davis of Catonsville, with Rev. Dr. Scott R. Wagner officiating. The bride will wear a dark blue tricotina travel suit and a tulle hat, with Corsage bouquet. The ceremony will feature Eva Shulenferger playing Tha Dawning. Attendants include Mina Allee Davis of Catonsville. After the ceremony the couple will honeymoon at the seashore and then reside in Catonsville where Mr Davis works in the grain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Reformed Church
Jessia Bost
North Poto- Tao Street
Henry Davis
Catonsville
Scott R. Wagner
Eva Shulenferger
Cadman ‘Mies’ Cost
Mia
Sterling Rinsar
Cleveland
Obio
Mina Allee
Catonaville
Davis
Funkhouser wins Peabody honors in piano and organ
Miles Margaret Funkhouser of Dayton Va daughter of O A Funkhouser earns two Peabody certificates in piano and pipe organ at graduation May 26. She tops pipe organ and ranks third in piano as one of 81 teachers certificates winners. A Shenandoah alumna with Hood College study she is known in Magers town. Special services at St Marys Catholic Church report Holy Eucharist received by a large youth group at 9 o clock Mass, church filled to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Margaret Fuoxhouser
J. O. Funkhouser
George Funkhouser
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Baltimore
Mise Funkhouser Sor
O. A. Funkhouser
Dayton
Exer‘nlaos
Peabody
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Ogh
Holt Tye
Twyning
Diamond Dyes and Foley’s Honey Tar Ad Copy
An OCR fragment markets Diamond Dyes for wool and cotton fabrics promising non fading results and asks customers to specify fabric type. It also promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar cough remedy with testimonials claiming quick relief and permanent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Navacry
San Antonio
Sexus
Foley
Lenny
Recitals Open Music Week With Large Audience Crowd
A big crowd marked the second day of Music Week as Char Lee Howard Roderick conducts the Lyric Club and Roy A McMichael teaches piano in a vivid recital. Afternoon program featured Mrs J C Byron and others with Clara Bolinger Stauffer class students plus soprano Helen Lyon violinist Amos Harper and more. Evening program included Eurydice Chorus under Charles M Casyel, with solos and choral works and a variety of instrumental selections by Katherine Slobig, Virginia Baker, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ildiewoad
Charlee Howard Roderick
Lyric Club
Roy A. McMichael
Evaning
Trevie, Clet Club
J.C. Byron
Hiases Shhulenberger
Earl Kohler
Mra. I. M. Wertz
Misa Mlizabeth Wheeler
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
C. A. Gardner
W. P. Beard
Howard Fabrney
J- D Zentmyer
A. D. Keady
Philo Statton
Clara Bolinger Stauffer
Mary Maleack
Helen Lyon
Amos Harper
Tod Molor
Kathleen Riechart
Moszkowski
Katherina Sloblg
Winifred Snyder
Miss Matsack
Chopin
Virginia Baker
Liszt
Wielfred Snyder
Test
the Oh. Road
Scott
Mr. Mollar
Canrice Espanol
Mosikowski
Katherine Slobig
Valse Bemento
Moszkowak
Nellie Martin
Almeda Barr
Fannie Brenner
Housewife Ideas Help Clean Corners and Seams
A lively fragment lists songs and names including Elijah Mendelusohn and Kitty O'doline, plus local performers and pieces. It notes Howard Street School forming a Parent Teachers Association for all grades, with nominating committee report due Friday. A dance hosted by Miss Jana Merrion, a motor trip for D A Stickel with family, and Catholic Daughters closing sessions at Forward Club Rooms are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Street
Pretacheo Footingers
Catholic Daughters of Ameurica
North Jonathan Street
Local Chorus Names and Accompanists Reported
Fragmentary OCR lists Updegrait Davies Hartman Wolk and a mixed chorus performing Roundelay by Wettig. Accompanists are Miss Jessa Rumsey Miss Carrie Jones and Mrs B G Mar, with incomplete context or roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Updegrait
Davies
Hartman
Wolk
Roundelay
Wettig
Jessa Rumsey
Carrie Jones
B. G. Mar
TINGLE LAXO ASPIRIN touted as relief for neuritis pain
A vintage advertisement promotes Tingle's Laxo Aspirin as a fast acting pain reliever for neuritis. It claims quick digestion friendly aspirin with a harmless laxative action and added ingredients for targeted relief. The copy touts three point benefit and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product from Therapeutic Research Laboratories in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
Easil
Therapeutic Research Laboratories
Washington, D. C
Twyning and Sabre in a malignant family revelation
In a tense scene from the serial "If Winter Comes" Harold Twyning faces moral ruin as Effie’s confession reveals his paternity. Sabre confronts Twyning with news of the murder gone public, driving Twyning to collapse while Harold’s fate hangs on a dangerous letter and a looming confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Twyning
Twyningt
Nareli
Harald
Sard
Bubre
Fortano
Japan
Sabre
Feralda
Sabra
Sabire
Babro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Migs Garberson
Collage Park
Society Editer
N. Bruce Martin
Waynesboro Press
Inez
Isett
John W. Martian
Washington
Wheer
Lea D Shai
J.J. Carver
South Potorano
Waktou
John C. Panghorn
Ohio
Mr. Panghorn
Th Panghorn Corporation
Mina Caroline Bitynge Shriter
Glimorre Apartments
Webtminiator
George White
Boatigier Kieffer
Rutherford, N. J
Willam Lewis
Mra Kieffer
Dolaw
Mra. Bruce
Zeller
Summit Areug
Caledonia Park
Jolnea
Mra. S.A
A. Musser
Lansdale, Pa
Mr. Musser
Tophass
Helena Glass
Greencaalle
Hagerstown
Tar
Miami
Flo
Boyt Stitt
Mary Sue Kirk
West Waldiford
Bart Shank
Harlet Dunkelberair
Shermansdale
Miss Cost
Mr. Davie
Funkhouser
Hox
Amira
A. Dotya
Ora Cosuright
Agr
Elijah) Mendelusohn
MacFaydeh
Kitty O’dollaine
Richard Lowman
Sven
My’Lovge
Northern Land
Wigar
Mias Koonta
Mra. Hittott
Mra. W. 3. Miller
Remaberg
Bostetter
Troxell
Mr. Snyder
Spicker
Misses Diller
Collitioner
Mra. Kandle
Updegratt
Mr. Cassel
Friars
Love's Garden of Roses
Wood
Gwitte
da Heavenly Choir
Milligan
Father
Jenks
Harriss
Hunt
Miss Mary Crown
Bullard
Jana Merrion
West Washington Street
Megara
Charles Futterer
Marshall Reed
John Wagamen
Jamea Wagaman
Ralph Miller
Frankl Miler
Franklin Lewis
Preston Hartman
Missus
Mary Wagaman
Susanne Cushwa
Frances Coffman
Blea Brecht
Carolina Kline
Katherine Fe
Byars Ily
Jane Morrison
D. A. Stickel
St. Clairaville, O
Harns Stickell
St. Clairaville High School
Willow Grove Park
Frank B. Stouffer
Rien
Wrigley
A. S. M. Hutchinson
Crimea
Svery
Brand
Brantad
Ivan'n
Amiling
Lhdon
Die
Effie
Guowl
Hig Aime
Mer
Temp
Kiock
Ils
Honda
Mr. Sabre
Brighton
Harold Twyning
Bournemouth
Mose
Mr. Sabra
Marold
Galt
Hal
Nate
Hasklou
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!