Social And Personal Notes From The Evening
Mrs. Emma Binkley returns home from Bristol with relatives in tow. Paul L. Cross visits Philadelphia for the weekend. Miss Anna Newcomer visits her parents in Williamsport as Mrs. George Fietz. Dr. and Mrs. Graves and child stop at the Alexander Hotel en route from Comfort, Va. Weekes family en route to see Bradford Weekes at Oyster Bay while Bradford studies at St James. Eleanor Byrd Barton leaves for Atlantic City to visit friends. Mrs. Nicholl of Philadelphia registers at the Alexander. Miss Yingling of Westminster stays a few days at the hotel. William H. Beard from Williamsport moves to Washington County Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Maurice Johnson improves at Mulberry Ave. Miss A. Le Burhans sails to New York tomorrow. Templeton and Hoffman drive to Gettysburg. C Powell ill at home on Mulberry. Mr. and Mrs. Stonebraker visit Dagmar Hotel in New York. Bessie Cottrill admitted to Washington County Hospital. Joseph Warp and Moller tenants attend a dance at the Willard Hotel. Helen Keller to return home for a visit in New York. Nave sisters return from Atlantic City with Hilliard at Bankers Convention. Mrs. Irvine at Washington Community Hospital. Dr. Ruby Huling spends weekend in Williamsport. Dorothy Hoke ill with measles. Nina Ecton visits sister in Chambersburg. Regina Feigley to spend weekend at Seminary in Williamsport. Schlosser Nave return from Wilkes-Barre trip. Entertainments mark son William Hamilton III’s birthday. Mrs. Snyder hosts a twelve-guest bridge at Broadway. Madeline Diffendall invites to Berkeley Springs Hotel Dance Wednesday.
Dr Stehl to Preach Sunday at St John’s Episcopal
The Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl rector of St John’s Episcopal Church returns from Mt Savage Md for Cumberland Convocation and will officiate at all services tomorrow including two Holy Communion celebrations on Trinity Sunday. Marriages listed include Allen Kreichbaum and Dorothy Bashore and several other couples from Lehighton Pa to Washington DC. Two new officers join the State notice station at Las Vale with A M Spioch moving to Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Byron Stehl
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mt. Savage
Cumberland
Stehl
St. John’s
Hancock
Las Vale
A. M. Spioch
Canoe capsized on Potomac near Slackwater. near miss for Elmer Carl
Elmer Carl and Raymond Kerr, high school students, narrowly escaped death when their canoe capsized in the Potomac near Slackwater. Carl went under twice before grabbing the overturned canoe. Other items note tryouts for Easton, Yinkand and Mellenry with Hagerstown club, newlyweds in the city area, school trustees elected, officials of the Confeder ate Memorial Association, and a new poster posterist promised for Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Carl
Raymond Kerr
Potomac
Slackwater
Carl
Easton
Yinkand
Mellenry
Hagerstown
Nettie L. Redmond
George Tl. Corder
Bessie May Good
Roy
Schilling
Chewsville
Miss Cox Shines In Maryland Institute Art Exhibit
Miss Marcella Cox of this city displays a fine exhibit at the Maryland Institute of Fine Arts in Baltimore. Her portraits and Crayola Scraping Process drawings draw praise from Henry Roben, with noted lifelike blending and distinct color sense. The annual student show runs June 5 to 10 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Institute of Fine Arts
Baltimore
Marcella Cox
Miss Cox
Henry Roben
Institute
Cox
Moss McClintock
Henry Robin
C. Y. Turner
Madison
Wisconsin
Turner
New Baltimore Museum
Maryland Institute
Mt Royal Avenue
Lanvile Street
Boward Daughter Virginia May Weds Adolph Keyser
Mr and Mrs Cleve Boward of 635 Salem Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Virginia May to Adolph Keyser of Luray Virginia. The ceremony was performed on February 26 by Reverend Father Rinehart of St Marys Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Boward
Salem Avenue
Virginia May
Adolph Keyser
Luray
Father Rinehart
Stt. Marys Catholic Church
Beach sandal with woven straw fashion plaque
A beach sandal features a woven natural straw plaque and is edged with red feather details, creating an unusually attractive summer accessory.
Funeral Attendees Return Home From West Virginia Service
Mr and Mrs Preston T Smith returned home after attending the funeral of Mr Edward Maxwell of West Union West Virginia. Edward Maxwell Jr and Jimmin Wetzel son of Dr E T Wetzel also accompanied them. Maxwell is a member of Fisher Maxwell and Co Commission merchants at the Union Stock Yards Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston T. Smith
Edward Maxwell
St Union
West Virginia
Washington Counnty
Fisher, Maxwell and Co
Union Stock Yards
Baltimore
Smith
Edward Maxwell Jr
Jimmin Wetzl
E. T. Wetzel
West Union
Poppy Sale Begins Today For Disabled Veterans Fund
The American Legion and Auxiliary start a poppy sale today to fund a forward looking program aiding disabled veterans. About 250,000 veterans draw compensation including 59,000 tuberculars, 54,000 mentally ill, and 140,000 medically impaired. The sale places 10,000 poppies on streets to honor war dead and aid the living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
House approves fig duty increase in tariff bill
The House today approved an amendment to the tariff bill raising the duty on figs from two to five cents per 2 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
May Criminal Court Roundup Ends Term With Pleas
May term closes after a day of plea deals and verdicts. Roy Walters pleaded guilty to whiskey sales. Several cases, including larceny and non support, were disposed of or continued. Two defendants were found not guilty or had sentences suspended as civil matters resume next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Walters
Tle
Frank G. Wagaman
Waverly Bennett
Smithsburg
Mira Mary Wolfinger
Bennett
Edgar Worris
David Harr
Lloyd Coffman
Witt Jackson
A Mairy
Grailty
Willian Baker
Chest Delaney
Ton Praisedy Cly Delaney
William
Alumni Dance Marks 50th Hagerstown High Class
The Hagerstown High School Alumni banquet and dance will mark fifty years since the first class. The event at Ma sonic Temple begins at 7 PM with a banquet and continues to 1 AM featuring the Pennsylvania Ramblers of Gettysburg. Committee chair Harry Fridinger and members Evelyn Wolfinger Mrs. Robert Foltz and Walter Fiery organize the reunion with several original class members invited to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Harry Fridinger
Evelyn Wolfinger
Robert Foltz
Walter Fiery
Seniors Hold Farewell Party At Miss Potter Home
The Halfway Senior Class hosted a farewell party at Miss Rhoda Potter’s Virginia Avenue home last night. Principal B Russell Hicks, Miss Alice Newcomer, and faculty member Mrs Hollinger attended along with many seniors and several male guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfway
Farewall
Rhoda Potter
Virginia Avenue
B. Russell Hicks
Alice Newcomer
Mary Leiter
Miss Baker
Hollinger
Mildred Austin
Louise Beckley
Louise Boger
Genieve Bower
Mary Bowman
Louise Chilcoat
Ruth Belling
Elizabeth Finz
Rovan Kershinger
Frances Liskey
Greencastle tariff cuts and local notices
The Greencastle Light, Heat, Fuel and Power Company filed a revised tariff with the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania. Rates lower for first 50 K W H, 50 to 150 K W H, and 250 plus. minimum charge drops to $1. An optional power rate for large industries sets a $2 E. W. demand per month. Street lighting rates fixed per a six year contract. Rural line extension guarantee reduced. Also notes of local residents returning home for summer, Rotary meeting, school board expansion of commercial subjects, a West Baltimore street address, and a high school food sale at Pen-Mar Grocery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Greencastle Light, Heat, Fuel and Power Company
Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania
Maryland School of Fine Arts
Baltimore
Greencastle Rotary Club
East Baltimore Street
Watson Davison
Brachers College
Shippenshuss
Fio
West Baltimore Street
Greencastle High School
Pen-Mar
Epworth League Holds Annual Dinner in Hagerstown
The Epworth League banquet of the Hagerstown sub district Frederick district occurred at St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church with about sixty attendees. Rev J M Gillum delivered the main address on The Responsibility of Youth, joined by Rev Robert Woods Rev Mr William and Rev Mr Mowbray. Mr E Monroe Ridgely presided and Marguerite Stoner led the banquet. Kenneth Stewart played violin and Miss Helen Norton reported missions. A Washington meeting is planned for June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Frederick
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Gillum
St. Paul's
Robert Woods
Martinsburg
William
Smithsburg
Mowbray
Washington Square
E. Monroe Ridgely
St. Paul's Epworth League
Kenneth Stewart
Helen Norton
Marguerite Stoner
Washington
Surprise Given Mrs Hoffmaster by Sunday School Class
Mrs Hoffmaster of Summit Avenue was entertained at home by St Pauls United Brethren Church Sunday school class. Readings and music provided entertainment and a basket of roses was presented. Rev J M Carter to preach at Mt Lena United Brethren Church tomorrow evening at o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Carter
Mt. Lena
United Brethren Church
Proper care for expectant and nursing mothers teeth
An article stresses maternal health and nutrition to protect mother and baby teeth. It urges correct living, lime and vitamin rich foods, wholesome exercise, cheerful mood, and extra meals during late pregnancy and nursing. Milk, eggs, greens, fish and meat are highlighted for meeting building needs.
Young Prince Denied Wed Shoots Self in Despair
Paris reports Prince De Sagan son of Anna Gould, aged not yet 20, wounded himself eight days after his parents refused immediate marriage. His mother Duchess De Tallyrand announced his grave illness. doctors operated but pleurisy deepened his condition. He fell in love in Southern France with a French girl and sought consent to wed before turning 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Prince de Sagan
Anna Gould
Duchess de ‘Tallyyand
Jay Gould
France
Duke de Tallyrand
Puccini
Dr. Martel
Club Plans for Summer Outings at Herald Mail Club
The Herald Mail Club met yesterday afternoon to outline summer outings along the Potomac. Officers elected include President C E Humelsine and Vice President H C Ruthrawhf. other posts filled by C Neill Baylor, F D Wolts, C G Myers, Emory Dansberger, Charles Travinger, and Frank Colley. The Christ Reformed Christian Encea vor Society plans a visit to the Orphans Home in San Mar tomorrow evening with a program led by Miss Catherine Berger. Members should meet at the church at 5 45 p m, with cars provided for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Mail Club
Potomac
C. E. Humelsine
H. C. Ruthrawhf
C. Neill Baylor
F. D. Wolts
C. G. Myers
Business Department
Emory” Dansberger
Charles’ Travinger
Frank Colley
Christ Reformed Christian Enceavor Society
Orphans
San Mar
Catherine Berger
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Emma Binkley
The
Frederick Road
Bristol
Enn
Paul L. Cross
Trest
Philadelphia
George Fietz
Anna Newcomer
Mrs. Granu Newcomer
Williamsport
W. P. Graves
Boston
Mass
Alexander Hotel
Old Oint
Comfort
Bradford Weekes
Sarita Weekes
Oysteray
N. Y
Alexander
Bradford J. Weekes
St. James Chool
Eleanor Byrd Barton
Hamilt Boulevard
Bess
Atlantic City
Dorothy Nicholl
Philadelhia
Hotel Alexander
Ante R. Yingling
Westminter
William H. Beard
Maurice Johnson
Mulberry Avenue
Mists A. le Burhans
New York
William B. Templeton
George Foffman
Gettysburg
Ms. C. Powell
Mulberry Street
8. C. Stonebraker
Mrs. Stonevaker
Mary B. Mcfillon
Dagmar Hotel
Edith Orcutt
North Prospect Street
Bertha Bentz
Ede Vard
Annie Walden
Howrd Powell
Coney Island
Bessie Cottrill
Washingngton County Hospital
Joseph M. Warp
Moller Apartents
Marinine Webster School
Willard Hotel
Helen Keller
North Potomac Street
C. E
Willard
Ward Nave
South Prospect Street
Atlanticity
Hilliard
Bankers’ Convention
Bernard C. Irvine
West Washington Street
Washington Comunty Hospital
Ruby Huling
Dorothy Jean Hoke
J. J. Hoke
North Locust Street
Nina Ecton
West
Washington Street
Chambersburg
Regina Feigley
Antie
Tam Street
Victor T. Schlosser Nave
B. W. Stonebraker
Wilkes-Barre
Hamilton Smith
Terrace Courts Apartments
William Hamiltton
Clarence Snyder
Bridge
Broadway Apartments
Madeline Diffendall
Berkeley Springs
Dittendall
Grey Gables
Anderson CO. Cleaners
Dyers
Washington St
Alexander Flower Shop Funeral Designs
Public Square
L. Spencer Foot
Biikste’s Shoe Shop
DR. Stehl
Allen Kreichbaum
Dorothy M. Bashore
Lehbanon
Chester L. Spickler
Maugansville
Edna J. Hareford
Caseytown
Theodore Files
Charlotte Foutz
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Raymond M. C. Proutz
Lola, E. Filer
Mercersburg
John L. Smith
Lowise P. Talley
Harrisburg
Charles E. Reich
Frederica
S. M. Wagaman
Meredith
Teia Swartz
Surrey School
G. E. Mentzer
Alb. Statten
John Ankeney
Roadway School
Lewis Lamkin
Dr. Li. Keller
John &. Kausler
J. Kyd Beeckenbaugh
Confederate Memorial Association
U. S. Postal
George W. Wood
Williamssport
Henry P. Miller
Pairs
Guarantee Trust Company of
Ministerial Association of
Edwin Gaillard Mason
Hird
Tr Ywnd Mra
Mason
Washington Effect
J. J. Edmonds
Jelerks
Cant
Leiter
Grova Bros
Geiger
Paul Maisack
Maryland
Chic
Jean Patou
American Legion and Auxiliary
Criminal Court
Power Concern
Greencastle Company
Flapper
Fanny
League
Peretti
Pheath Service
Chiropractor
Gagie
Leiter Brothers
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