Social News and Personal Notes From Willingport
Robert Negley in Jefferson street recovering well after a motorcycle crash on State road Sunday a week ago. Mr and Mrs Guy LeFevre and Mrs Sue Ditto of Jarlow WV visit Washington today with Mr LeFevre's mother Mrs Daniel Le Fevre. Guy Market Inspector Garver spending the day in Cumberland. Mr and Mrs George Hornbaker return to Nome after a Chicago trip. Eloise Hagan Douglas in Washington with Mr O H W Ragan, former resident visiting friends. Mrs James Sharer of Cumberland visiting relatives in the city and Williamsport. Women’s Club of Williamsport met last evening at Mrs Wilbur Newcaver’s home. Susan Garderson spoke on Home Demonstration. Refreshments served. Club to meet Tuesday afternoon for second health talk.
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Robert Negley
Jefferson Street
State Road
Guy Lefevre
Sue Ditto
Jarlow
W. Vamontoret
Washington
Mr. LeFevre
Daniel LeFevre
Woman's Club
Women's Club
Willigmeport
Wilbur Newcaver
Susan Garderson
West Tueeday
Concert at Y Tonight To Aid Stage Equipment
A benefit concert is set for 7 30 this evening at the Y MLA to aid stage equipment. The program features Ruby Walker and others with Miss Virginia Cart and other performers from New England Conservatory of Music in Roatan and Teaboda Tastibabe listed among the participants.
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He Y
Mla
Ie Young
TaiMes
Mies Ruby
Walker
Ayaa F
Yekud Pawerr School
Howlane
Mike Mary Pier
Vecaller
New England
Vatory
Roatan
Virginia Cart
AML
Feeddrink
Captain D. W. Shaffer Weds Miss Cora Potts
Captain D. W. Shaffer and Miss Cora Potts from Martinsburg were married yesterday by Reverend J H Halthis in Martinsburg. The couple went to Hagerstown and then Baltimore for a few days. The article notes social events including a Woman's Club meeting and a Decoration Day picnic planned by the YMCA staff at Warplers Ferry with local friends joining in.
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D. W. Shaffer
Cora Potts
Cora W. Potts
Martinsburg
Hey
Bustle Era Prints Show Two Special Teal Gowns
A 1880s Bustle scene highlights two tea frocks with printed elk and a new pointed apron silhouette. The gowns feature an immensity bow evokes 1870s bustle styles, while evening dress lengths differ by about two yards in favor of the night gown.
Miss Mobley Receives Brooch At Maryland Court Convention
Miss Elizabeth Full Miss Alberta Mobley and Mrs Bara Butter returned from Baltimore after attending the Maryland State Court Catholic Daughters of America third convention. Delegates were welcomed at the Baltimore courts then hosted at Hotel Southern. About 850 members received Holy Communion. Mobley, former state treasurer, was given a brooch and elected National Convention delegate for Kansas City in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bara Butter
Elizabeth Full
Misa Alberta Mobley
Baltimore
Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
Baltimore Courts
North
Charles Street
Hotel Southern
Court Baltimore
Court Santa Maria
Court Carroll
Baltimore City
Billc Howie
Upper Marlboro
Lies
Mary Myers
Catonsville
Ellen Reagan
M1 Savage
20 Tramps Now Haymakers' Loyalrookers at Lions Session
Twenty tramps from Hawkeville gained admission to the Lions Haymakers' Association session after being admitted by Chief May maker Charly K. Rewer. They followed the crowd, underwent a six-tour civil baymaleng, and were fed lunch. The new haymakers are eager to work, though elders caution against asking who they are, fearing they are too rich to be profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Haymakers' Association
Hawkeville
Charly K. Rewer
Baymaleng
Io Eny
Beauty Shop Opens In North Hagerstown District
A new Fountain of Youth beauty shop opens in the Grey Cases Apartments area with Mrs. Arma Slower Frounfelter as lead cosmetician and Mrs. J Shipley assisting. Services include wrinkle treatment, massage, curling, manicuring, and more in a refreshed front waiting room and rear treatment rooms. It marks the first all dressing salon in the north section of Hagerstown amid several downtown barbers and hairdressers. FUR STYLES show circular hemlines returning for fall coats and contrasting fas.
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Ponce de Leon
Senora de Jean
Daughters of Bye
Marcela
Mad Pavhe
Arma Slower Frounfelter
Kallothenion System
Afternoon and Evening Specials to Pen Mar Park May 3
Western Maryland Railway announces a halfday Decoration Day service with a 2:00 PM departure from Hagerstown to Pen Mar Park and an 7:13 PM return. An 11:45 PM Moonlight Special from Pen Mar lowers the final return. Passengers gain ample time at Mountain Cecoteland for music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen-Mar Park
Western Maryland Railway
Haperstown
Haegerstown
Pen Mar
Park
Coney Teland
French innovation shown in Chicago unsettles youth
In Chicago Tee Thompson and O Seeling display a French invention not gaining favor with younger crowds. The piece notes tepid reception and hints at cultural clash as the device fails to charm the newer generation.
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Chicago
Tee Thompson
O. Seeling
Tis
Household Suggestions for Meat Loaf and Cake Repair
A household note suggests adding cooked rice to beef to make a meat loaf. It also offers a tip to grate burned cake crust instead of cutting it away and to reuse the frosting for a neater finish.
Practical Household Tips From a Fragmented Text
A scattered collection of home makings and chores covers measuring spoons, kitchen replacements, laundry tips, ironing, egg substitutions, starch hints, iodine stain removal, room enlargement by color, breading chops via steam, eggshell use for bugs, and rest relief after fatigue.
Tea Room Opens at Grey Gables with Home Made Specialties
The Grey Gables Tea Room opens in former Oak Hill Pharmacy storeroom offering home made ice cream and cake, sandwiches, salads, and candied treats. Miss Sue Frick, proprietor, also sells Aplets from a Baltimore friend, with a cozy décor and a private dining room reserved for parties.
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Grey Gables
Oak Hill
Sue Frick
al Eelling
Kern
Baltimore
Palimac Avenue
Rotary Club Gassed By Speaker In Viage Town
The Viage town Rotary Club met at the Y M C A at 12 15 noon due to Decoration Day. Speaker W Rhoates of Sunbury Pa discussed the gas industry from its beginnings to modern by products and processes. He noted outputs of the local plant and the raw materials required, with figures on expenditures and boiler fuel use. The club formed a committee to approach the Council for library funds, and a 100 percent attendance felicitation was read from International President Ray Haven. An optimist is a man behind with life’s worries while a pessimist is one who is absent.
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Viagetown Rotary Club
Teytarlana
Rhyces
Sunbury
Rhoates Hagan
Ammeriur
Hagerstown
Lowe
Rhoades
Frank Leiter
Pr. W. D. Miller
Clarence Suckell
Ray Dauxer
Council
International
Ray M. Haven
White millinery styles for eve fashion in 1920s era
Draped turhang of white tulle satin velvet or duvetyn are ideal for wear with the elf white costume or the white fur coat reflecting the era’s couture mood and coordinated ensembles presented for winter events.
Special Trains To Pen Mar For Decoration Day
The Western Maryland Railroad arranged two special trains between Hingerstown and Pen Mar for Decoration Day to help visitors reach the mountain resort. One train departs at 2 p.m. and returns at 5 p.m. A second train leaves at 2 p.m. returning at 6 p.m. Regular trains Nos. 4 and 4 will run as usual. A special program of dancing with orchestra and other attractions is planned at Pen Mar.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Hingerstown
Trouke Park
Orchestra
Pen Mar 1
Ingeraw
Fine Lof Chicks at Howard Bros Farm
Extra fine Harvey Rock and Buff Orpington chicks offered by Howard Bros. Prime delivery from Baltimore district. Limited lots available, suitable for hatchery customers and small farms seeking quality stock.
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Orpington
Howard Bros. Fast
Baltimore
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Spielman's Delicatessen
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Mills Phone
Alice M. Weagly
J. Potomar
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Aughinvaugh Building
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