Social and Personal notes from Evening Mall visitors
Social and Personal notes list residents and guests visiting and traveling: Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Boyle and child and J. Howard Flook head to Cumberland for Memorial Day. Miss Florence Akin of Fall River visits Mr. and Mrs. May A. Loster in Baltimore. George Fitez from University of Maryland spends summer with parents in South Potomac Street. The Cohens visit Parkersburg with relatives. Marian Gack, Margaret Alexander spend weekends in Washington. Mrs. Jacob Comer and Mrs. M. W. Fitez motor to Baltimore for the day. Eastern Star members attend Middletown anniversary. Max Lum from Maryland University summers with parents in the city. Mildred and Thelma Alexander and Geraldine Smith visit New Oxford, Pa. Mrs. Henry A. Hess spends weekend in Sharpsburg. Mrs. Charles H. Shater spends weekend in Baltimore. Miss Ella Parker returns to Hagerstown after Baltimore visit. Miss Mary Hoffman of New York visits her mother in Sharpsburg. George Blory of El Paso, Texas visits in Clear Spring. Miss Mabel Hassett returns home to Clearspring. Allen A. Nesbitt and sister Fanny Nesbitt move to Clearspring. Mr. B. Plotte and son of New York City visit Mrs. M. R. Lyon in Clearspring.
Funkstown Women's Club Plans Market Sale
The Funkstown Women's Club met at Mrs. Harry Poffenberger's home. They arranged a cake candy and flower sale for June 13 on the city market. Discussion on Memorial plot upkeep was deferred. Miss Margaret Smith gave an instruction address on clothing hair and hats. Next meeting is June 11 at Mrs. Ray Rohrer's home.
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Funkstown
Miss Lyon to Become Bride of New Yorker
Miss Nora Lyon daughter of Mr and Mrs Laula Y Lyon of 42 East Avenue journeys to New York to wed Mr Benjamin H Schwartz son of Mr and Mrs 3 M Schwartz of New York City in a quiet Sunday ceremony at 6 pm in the Temple chapel with Rabbi Stephen Wise officiating Guests include Lyon sisters Miss Elizabeth Lyon and Miss Helen Lyon and brother Milton Lyon from Baltimore After a dinner at the Commodore Hotel the couple departs for a honeymoon at the Thousand Islands and Canada, home to Kew Gardens Long Island after August first. Schwartz, a violinist in New York, is in the musical import business.
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Hva Nora Lyon
Laula Y. Lyon
East Avenue
New York
Benjamin H. Schwartz
3. M. Schwartz
New York City
Elizabeth Lyon
Helen Lyon
Milton Lyon
Baltimore
Commodore Hotel
Thousand Islands
Canada
Kew Gardens
Long Island
Misa Lyon
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
William J. Kenney and Caroline R. Hinebaugh among those filing licenses in Pittsburgh and Altoona. Other couples include William B. Raw with Ada Houser in Sharpsburg and Francis A. McNal with Margaret Y Lennox in Hagerstown. A birthday party for Chester Watson celebrated his twelfth year with twenty guests at North Prospect street, featuring family members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Raw
Ada Houser
Sharpsburg
Francis A. McNal
Margaret Y Lennox
Hagerstown
William Slaybaugh
Mont Alto
Maud Shanal
Cashtown
William J. McGady
Edythe A. ‘Hughes
Cumberland
Chester Watson
North Prospect Street
Yesternay
T. W. Watson
Lila Maugans
Dorothy Watson
Helen Stevens
Dorothy Maugana
Iva Stevens
Charlotte Hauver
Roland West
Alvin Snyder
Charles Morse
Jack Miller
Billy Weat
William Murray
Francis Willlingham
Roger Hauver
Seven Nurses to Graduate on Thursday
The graduating nurses of the Washington County Hospital will receive their diplomas at commencement exercises in the hospital auditorium on Thursday evening, June 4 at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. Speaker will be Alex Armstrong, former Attorney General of Maryland. The graduates are Relva L Ridgeville md Virginia Malm Pinto md Susan Temple Pownall Pinto md Tillie Virginia Snyder Keedysville Ruth Frances Goodwin Hyndman Pa Ellen Olivia Lilva Cumberland Julia Ardelia Chaney Hagerstown Bertha Josephine Kifracofo Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Alex. Armstrong
Maryland
Misses Relva L
Virginia Malm
Ridgeville
Susan Temple Pownall
Pinto
Tillie
Virginia Snyder
Keedysville
Ruth Frances Goodwin
Hyndman
Ellen Olivia Lilva
Cumberland
Julia Ardelia Chaney
Hagerstown
Bertha Josephine Kifracofo
Local school closes with a fine program at Y M C A
The closing exercises of Hagers town Private School led by Miss Emma C Fordyce were held at 8 pm in the Y M C A auditorium. The event featured Mother Goose pantomimes with piano contributions from multiple students, a shadow pantomime, folk dances, recitations, and a final good night scene.
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Hagerstown
Emma C. Fordyce
Mother Goose
Louise Janney
Alfred McLaughlin
Eleanor Heidwohl
Peachy White
Jane Healey
Virginia Petticord
Frank Cowell
Ole King Cole
Kenneth Roaringer
Missroys Mary
Evanna Brown
Queen of Hearts
Jana Healey
Evanna
Sarah Brown
Jane Weber
Madeline
Janice Gerling
Alberta Houser
Ruth Anna Bussard
Polly Stonebraker
Rachael Jennings
Bobby Shank
Professor Stouffer
Selecons
Lynn Keller
Max
Roger D. Middlekauff
John Toessner
Pretty Maid
Jack Bo Nimble
Tom
Tom the
Pipar
Tommy Tinker
Eleanor Hiedwoh
Dudley Gordon
Polly Stonebra
Big Family Reunion At Rock Forge
A reunion of nieces and nephews of Mrs. Sue Brown drew about sixty people to Rock Forge Sun day. Attendees included Vernon and Helen Adams, Stouffer families from Hagerstown Waynesboro York and Gaithersburg, plus Mrs Kate Myers visiting from Welai Run. Let the files eat with you and you won't each much longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Brown
Rockforge
Vernon Adams
Ellis
Arthur
Rankin Stouffer
Helen
Jon
Robert
Richard
Vernon Stouffer
Gertrude
Harman
James Stouffer
Lounge
Virginia
Joseph Stouffer
Ellen
Hazel
Hagerstown
Mac Stouffer
Frances Lite
Waynesboro
Richard Stouffer
Mary
York
Clarence Small
Washington
Daniel Howard
Tinwood
Arthur Violette
C. DB. Howard
W. FE. Baker
Martha Small
Gaithersburg
Woodrow Wishard
Ernest Brown
Rock Forte
David Stouffer
Hagersstown
Kate Myers
Welai Run
Mr. Carbaugh
Surprise Birthday Party for Miss Catherine Turner
Miss Catherine Turner was honored at a surprise party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Turner at their Benevola home. The guest list includes extended family and friends such as Mrs Charlotte Hurd, Mrs Mary Fisher, and Dr J Walter O Liskey of Washington visiting Miss Conley's parents in Williamsport over Memorial Day.
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Catherine Turner
Charles Turner
Benevola
William Reeder
L. ¥. Toms
Land
O. H. Turner
C. ¥. Harshman
Harry N. Green
Amog Hurd
Mary Mon ‘Gan
Ruth Easton
Hazel Shifter
Hazel Rohrer
Margaret Fisher
Iva Turner
Laura Bronffer
Alice Reeder
Annabella Bowers
Ruth Fisher
Helen Weaver
Gladys Reeder
Jane Reeder
Violet Heard
Emma Mitchel
Mabel Baker
Lena Baker
Catherine Reeder
Ethel Reeder
Margaret Taylor
Hila May Shoop
Mlizabeth Bowers
Thelma Turner
Helen Reese
Helen Lum
Georgia Conley
Dr. J. Walter O'Liskey
Washington
Misa Conley
Mrs
John A. Conley
Williamsport
Girls Finish Study Course at Miss Clintock School
The Women's Club auditorium hosted a commencement by Miss Mac Clintock's School last night. Honors for scholarship and promptness were awarded to students Jean Hoffmeyer Alice Miller Mary Dieh Weisman Martha Tombaugh and Lewis Wingert with others noted for attendance and prompt effort. Graduates Payin Kieffer Allen Millar Dana Miller Eliza Newcomer were recognized as well.
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Women's Club
Miss MacClintock
Jean Hoffmeyer
Alice Miller
Mary Dieh Weisman
Martha Tembaugh
Lewis Wingert
Jean Wwolfmeater
Janet Mowrer
Robert Shilenberger
Fiddle and I
Weatherby
Susy
Humperdinck
Sylvia
Shubert
Rogers
Billy Numphries
Eliza Newcomer
Dana Millar
Mary Diehl Hollman
Martha Tombaugh
Mary Strite
Dana Miller
Vitalic Bicycle Tires at $2.75 in Hagerstown
Hagerstown Cycle Co located at 22 Wayside Ave advertises Vitalic bicycle tires priced at 2.75 dollars. The note emphasizes affordable tire options from a local shop serving cyclists.
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Vitalic Bicycle Tires
Stella Dallas debate in a Golden Age column
Cynthia Grey discusses Olive W. Prouty's Stella Dallas and asks divorced women if they could give up their daughter for a husband's second wife. The columnist questions self sacrifice, defines love as often selfish, and reflects on motherly devotion as a near divine calling.
Favorite Prescription Praised by Expectant Mother
Mrs Mary Watson of Charleston West Virginia lauds Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription for pregnancy health. She says four bottles eased nausea back pain and exhaustion and helped her gain weight sleep well and have a strong healthy baby. Ad includes order details for a trial package.
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Charleston
W. Va
Dr. Pierce
Mary Watson
Willow Street
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Phone
Robert B. Boyle
J. Howard Flook
Hoyle
Florence Akin
Fall River, Mass
May A. Loster
Broadway
George Fitez
University of Maryland
M. W. Fitez
South Potomac Street
Milton J. Cohen
Meredith Apartments
Parkersburg
Mra. Cohen
Mra
J. 8. Brolda
Marian Gack
Marfaret Alexander
Jacob Comerer
Robert Betts
Thomas Hagerman
Ruth Forahner
Howard Miller
Order of Eastern Star
Middletown
Max Lum
Mildred
Thelma Alexander
Geraldine Smith
New Oxford
Henry A. Hess
Charles H. Shater
Vernon Parker
Margaret. Parker
Ella Parker
Mollie Sadler
Mary Hoffman
Martha Pry
George Blory
el Paso
Toras
Clearspring
Mabel Hassett
Mr. Allen A. Nesbitt
Miss Fanny Nesbitt
Funkstown Club
Milton Kohler & Sons
Gruen
Weat
Washington Street
Miss Lyon
New Yorker
S. Potomac Sr
HAMS
Frankforts
Rock Forge
the House OF Shoes
Miss Turner
Ady
Adam and Eva
Nixon’s Academy
D. Miller Furniture Company
M. 2. Miller Company
Elizabeth Harman
Ida Rowland
Harriett Brewer
Mildred Kipp
John Paul Jones
Lewis Fahnestock
Harold Helm
Frederick Miller
Robert Miller
John Norton
Innes
Sposa
Cynthia Grey
Stellen Dallas
Olive Wiggins Prouty
Samuel Goldwyn
Stelle
Avery
Aguttselfish
Stella
the Talking Machine Shop
Frank US
Miller
Washington St
Potomac Edison Company
Grey Gables
Henson’s Hat Shop
W. Antietam St
Bailey Hat Shop
Potowac ST
Alice M. Weaglyn
Patomas Street
Alicea
Young
Youngg S Drug Store
E. Cor
Public Square
3WRIST
Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
Nols, Howard and Tavanes
Needy’s Jewelry Store
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