Miss Ritter to Marry Mr Robert Kramer in June
Miss Mira Phyllis Jeanne Ritter of Waals Side Avenue will wed Mr Robert F. Kramer son of Mr and Mrs Otto Kramer of Buffalo New York. The ceremony is set for Saturday June 9 at 7 pm at Washington Square Methodist Church with Rev Charles M LeFew officiating. Bridesmaids include Martha J Davis and Nancy Shambaugh, matron of honor is Mrs Russell Milley. best man Edwin Kramer. ushers Robert Ritter Robert Wiesner Harry Salvatore and Robert Shank. An organ recital precedes the nuptial service and Mrs Ted Selbert will be soloist. A later shower honored Miss Ritter with gifts and well wishers gathered on Sipanier Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lloyd VW. Ritter
Waal Side Avenue
Mira Phyllis Jeanne Ritter
Robert F. Kramer
Otto Kramer
Buffalo
New York
Waashington Square Methodist Church
Charles M. LeFew
A. W. Beachley
Ted Selbert
Russell Milley
Wyattsville
Martha J. Davis
Brooklyn
N.Y
Nancy Shambaugh
Edwin Kramer
Robert Ritter
Robert Wiesner
Warry Salvatore
Clear Spring
Robert Shank
Mrs Roper Hosts Dinner at Northawood Monterey
Mrs George Wo. Roper of Blue Ridge Summit and Norfolk entertained Saturday evening at her summer home Northawood in Monterey. Guests included Mrs A Camp Stanley Sr, Mrs Blossom Reed, Chefey Boyd Davies rector of Transfiguration Episcopal Church, and aunt Mrs Carolyn Hi Armstrong of Lynn, Miss, visiting him at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wo. Roper
Blue Ridge Summit
Norfolk
Northawood
Monterey
Mra
A. Camp Stanley
Blossom Reed
Boyd Davies
Episcopal Ochucphoof the
Ata
Carolyn Hi, Armstrong
Lynn
Mis
Mrs Coblentz Title Winner At Country Club
Mrs Coblentz took first night honors in the Fountain lead Country Club Ladies Day Flag tournament with ten points. Mrs Nichols was second in the Brassies with five points. In the 9 hole group Mrs Carkey led Niblicks with ten points, and Mrs Fleigh was second with five. Mrs Uaskay posted seven strokes on No 2 fairway. Mrs Flelehatler placed her flag 16 inches from the cup on No 1 green. Mrs Wolf led the Niblicks with ten points, Mrs Ellinger added five for second. In the 9 hole round Mrs Inglis won ten for the Niblicks, Mrs Cochran five for the Brassies. The Niblicks total forty points while the Crassies lead with 200.19. Next Tuesday features the monthly handicap tournament at Fountain Head Country Club for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coblentz
Transios
Fountain Lead Country Club
Robert Nichols
Brassies
Wilson Carkey
Niblicks
Robert Tl. Fleigh
Uaskay
Fairway
Flelehatler
Airs
Earl Wolf
Niblitks
M. &. Ellinger
Edwin W. Ingiia
Edward W. Cochran
Hrasates
Inglis
Alokes
Fountain Head Country Club
Keedysville 4-H Boys Organize Softball Team Meeting
The Keedysville 4-H Boys Club organized a softball team at a home meeting hosted by Mrs. Grave Fleming in Needysville. James Meming was elected team manager with Bennie Wagner as captain and assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedysville
St. James
Colub
University of Maryland
Alice “Chalmers “Proctor Company
Class Meeting Is Scheduled at Church Home
The Ruth and Naomi Class of Christ's Evangelical and Returned Church will meet tomorrow evening at Mrs Brice Mc Glaughlin's home. Members will gather at the church at 7 16 p m for transportation. Mr and Mrs N B Mellin 645 North Locust Street hosted a surprise supper Sunday for the joint birthday of Mrs Melia's grandparents Mr and Mrs Ausherman 67 Wayside Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Naomi
Christ's Evangelical and Returned Church
Brice McGlaughlin
N. B. Mellin
North Locust Street
Mra. Melia
Mra. i
BR. Ausherman
Wayside Avenue
Family Circle comedy set for Hagerstown High Friday
Senior class at Hagerstown High School presents Cornelia Otis Skinner’s Family Circle in the school auditorium Friday at 8 14 p m. Committees have secured costumes props and furnishings from local donors to give the mad twenties comedy an authentic touch with staff and student volunteers handling makeup prompts ushers and stage management. Tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Amily Circle
Hagerstown High School
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Youngife
Maurice Hildebrand
Hamilton Boulevard
Gene Lovell
Shirley ‘McFadden
Sue Ramacciotti
Mary Marpel
Joanne Roulette
Dick Davis
Teramily Circle
Phil Adams
Hob Adlen
Phil Wikle
Bob Dudley
Gary Llowet
Bht Mavity
Dick Myerly
Judy Long
Norma Jean Neff
Paula Lizer
Samuel Ebersole
Cohhairman
Rose Mary Fergiley
Marion Fulton
Betty Ivey
Anna Mie Schulte
Janice Brewer
Lois Stevens
Anna Lyne
Betty Lockhart
Eleanor Seaman
June ‘Snowgeller
Billy Jordan
Ned ‘Kerns
Henry Myers
George ‘Oller
Joyce Snyder
Delbert Summerville
Cart
Clyde Roberts
Lucretia
Renaver
Virginia Miller
Marie
Shiffleth
Dorothy Wilt
Virginia Harshman
Demonstration Staged At Dry Run Homemakers Club
The May meeting of the Dry Run Homemakers Club featured a clothing demonstration on fashion coordination and selection led by Mrs Walter Myers and Mrs Roy Schnebley. Mrs George Myera reported on a textile painting class and displayed articles while Mrs Charles Dennis announced health liaison efforts. Delegates to the 1951 Short Course at the University of Maryland were elected as Mrs Blmner Poole and Mrs John Yeakle, and Mrs Calvert Wartle resigned the presidency for business reasons, with Mrs Walter Myers succeeding as president. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Mrs Elmer Poole Mrs Edward Engiart Mrs Daniel Miles Mrs Jack Miller and Mrs Chiorene Kreps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Run Homemakers’ Club
Walter Myers
Roy Schnebley
George Myera
Charles Dennis
Blmner Poole
John Yeakle
University of Maryland
Hine
Calvert Wartle
Club
Shea
Mra
Elmer Poole
Edward Engiart
Daniel Miles
Jack Miller
Chiorene Kreps
Funkstown P T A Holds Final Meeting of Year
The Funkstown P T A wrapped up its year with retiring president Mrs. Albert Gossard presiding. Mrs. Louter Smyre opened with prayers as Mrs. John C. Gong, longtime by laws chair for Maryland P T A, installed new officers. Plans were announced for the summer conference at the University of Maryland and for the state convention here. Lucita Miller outlined May Day activities for May 22 with a 1 p m start and a 6:30 p m amateur show. The group voted to sponsor a June 6 sixth grade picnic at Municipal Swimming Pool. Attendance honors went to Miss Ruth Warrenfeltz’s second grade. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Ning Harsaman and her committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
Lucita Miller
Funkatown School
Gnasard
Ruth Warrenfeltz
Ning Harsaman
Hospital Kilcaigs Discharges Listed From Washington County
Discharged patients from Washington County Hospital include Mrs. Max J. Miller 234 Snrom mit Avenue Mrs. Preston J Holones and infant daughter Keedysville Mrs. Pauline Kelley 822 Mitchell Avenue Wayne Lee Craig Allen and Donald St Stone Mrs Jesse A Rowe and infant son 724 Cearne Istreet Mrs George Benner and infant son 14 Fairground Avenue lave David T Melkee Haverstown Route Four Joseph H Rell Fas gerstown Route Three John H Hornbaker Jr 1117 Oak Hill Avenue Mrs Manuel A Amaral Williamsport Mary M Quest 21 West Franklin Street and Mrs Richard A Gates and infant daughter 1117 Sunnyside Drive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Max J. Miller
Snrommit Avenue
Preston J. “Holones
Keedysville
Pauline Kelley
Mitchell Avenue
Wayne Lee
Craig Allen
Donald St. Stone
Siter
Boomshoro
Ternard Ae ‘Young
Chewsville
Jesse A. Rowe
Cearne
Istreet
George Benner
Fairground
Fairground Avene
Lave David ‘T. Melkee
Haverstown
Joseph H. Rell
Fas Gerstown
John HH. Hornbaker, Jr
Oak Hi Avenue
Manuel A. Amaral
Williamsport
Mary M. Quest
West Franklin Street
Richard A. Gates
Sunnyside Drive
Students Will Present Recital by Clara Bolinger Stauffer
Students from the class of Clara Bolinger Stauffer will give a piano forte recital on Wednesday evening May 24 at 8 10 in the Women's Club auditorium. An added attraction includes a reading by Maggie Miller and a capella vocal trio by Connie Messner Petey Wharton and Rietta Kiracofe. The program features numerous named works and performers, with Barbara Zepp Nancy Ann Smith Ruth Weaver and others performing piano pieces, duets, and readings. The event is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bolinger Stauffer
Nellard
Winda Kay Richards
Wederer
Lois Ann Carr
Law Ison
Ann Moore
Venns
Marie Stotler
Engelmann
Leon Boyce
Nevin
Pattiein Sowers
Woetling
Bernadine Faith
Cieli
Misfit bid leads to six hearts in bridge analysis
A Milwaukee reader questions bidding after North opens diamonds and East doubles three clubs. The discussion shows how North can reach six hearts with a careful sequence, including four clubs to force information and a decisive diamond break. The play hinges on signaling control and testing the diamond suit while managing trumps. Assorted notes on women and U S Marines appear amid the bridge commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
North
South
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Ritter
Jeanne Ritter
Miss Wither
Sipanier Street
Mesdaniel Uessiei Ritter
Tillie Hating
Blaise Hartbaugh
Catherine Brown
Anna Wilson
Mildred Shank
Ann Shank
Charlotte Shambauch
Ella McLaughlin
Geralfing Mertz
Connie Stambaugh
Mrs. Roper
New York City
United States
F. Wickham
Baltimore St
Hagerstn
Coca Cola Company
Magehstown
Coca-Cola
Worka, Inc
H.C. Ceaston
Panneyivania Avenue
Hanerainwa
GV Iesa
Coce-Cole Company
Ren Weston
Emeart East Side
Yeonag Sutton
Hospital
Kilcaigs
Cadena
Fatina
Sheraton
Cwmoller
Music Store
S. Potomac Street
Jacoby
Norta
Booth
Ala
U. S
West Bait
Washington Street
Mone Son
Boe Neu
the Style Shop Public Square
Sega Wtrl
Chase
Sanborn Coffe
Chase & Sanborn
Holzapfel
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