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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1945

Page

2

Social Club Notes Show Busy Local Week

Eva Bankert returns to Hanover after weeks with sister A W Newman in Sunset avenue. Walter Schnebly spends the day in Baltimore to attend the Peabody Institute concert where daughter Julia will perform. Sylvia Lyon plans a New York trip for fall openings. Lt Philip Spielman returns to Boca Raton after four days with parents on East Washington street. Elizabeth Koliopulos returns from college for summer vacation. Mrs Glenn Houck and Miss Mildred Lefevre visited Washington DC and Tacoma Park with Miss Margaret Wollinger. Betty Cole spends weekend with parents in Williamsport. Mrs Vernon Simmons Jr returns from New York City memorial service for Major Edward J. Bron killed in Italy. Mr and Mrs T H Porter host Sunday guests including S T Walker, L H Walker, John H Porter at Bainbridge, and Charles Nash of Connecticut. Dorothy Hook visits from Union Memorial Hospital for weekend with mother Berthena Hook. Capt James E Bob Martin arrives from England for a leave with Harry E Martin household. Dr Carl Wiesemann will judge piano auditions in New York City at Juilliard. John L Reedy remains a patient at Washington County Hospital for observation. Recent discharges include Walter Bromley Smithsburg Route 2 Harry Reynolds Funkstown and Miss Pauline Gearhart South Potomac street.

Walter Schnebly Baltimore Peabody Institute Julia Sylvia Lyon New York City

Essay Contest Closes Thursday at Library

Mrs Bernice Yeder the Free Library children s librarian announces entries for the essay contest My Visit To the Library During Spring Book Festival must be submitted by Thursday at 6 pm Winners will be notified Monday June 4 Judges are Miss Ann Webb Miss Mary Harter T Wilson Cahall and B J Hagedorn The library thanks a list of Girl Scouts for hosting during the Spring Book Festival at the library last week.

Bernice Yeder The Free Library Ann Webb Mary Harter T. Wilson Cahall B. J. Hagedorn Pat Hebb Nancy Fletcher Barbara Sue Muliendore Phyllis Wishard Dorothy Jane Harley Nancy Kriz Jane Mullenix Ella Jane Zimmerman Jeanne Grimes Lorraine Householder Janet Rogers Elaine Stickell Norma Jean Neff Nancy Porter Eleanor Seaman Mary Catherine Shupp Ann Asilton Janice Brewer Laura K. Fockler Jo Ann Gilbert Charlotta Leichel Frances Mace

Kindergarten Party Closes Week Activities At Farm Visits

Miss Kohler's Kindergarten will close today with a school party on North Potomac street. Last week the children toured Marshall Grove farm on Western Pike observing farm tasks and milking cows and gathering eggs. They then visited Long Meadows farm of William P. Young Jr where they met poultry and fowl. Luncheon was served on the lawn. Students include William Young John Young Brian Johnson Carroll Wright Edward Middlekauff Major Oxborne Dan Spofford MacDonald Marcy Price Chris Bell David Ridenour Sandra Ginsberg Edward Bowers Lee Potterfield.

Miss Kohler North Potomac Street Marshall Grove Western Pike Long Meadows Farm William P. Young, Jr Willian Young John Young Brian Johnson Carroll Wright Edward Middlekauff Major Oxborne Dan Spofford MacDonald Marcy Price Chris Bell David Ridenour Sandra Ginsberg Edward Bowers Lee Potterfield

Carriers to Meet for Reorganization and Elections

The Washington County Rural Letter Carriers and their wives will meet Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawson Ti Wollinger 61 East Avenue for reorganization and election of officers.

Washington County Y. DL and & Lawson Ti. Wollinger East Avenue

Dinner Party Honors Seabee Claude McClelland Jr

Seabee Claude McClelland Jr on furlough after two and a half years in the Southwest Pacific was guest of honor at a Hamilton Hotel dinner in the Crystal Room. The 3rd Battalion of the U S Seabees, one of the first sea bee units to see action, has a notable record in five major operations. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dick Adams, Mr and Mrs Tom Jackson, Mr and Mrs Adrian Gouchenour, Mr and Mrs Teddy Gochenour, Mr Eddie Shepley, Mr Raymond Wine, Miss Dotty Zenter, Mr and Mrs Russell Morgan, Mr Stephen Schmidt, Miss Nancy Schmidt, Mr and Mrs Raymond Sprankle, Mrs Mary Bumbaugh, Mrs C W W orthington, Mrs Jacob Fisher, Mrs Mary Seal, Mrs Clayton French, Rev and Mrs Russell Hartle, Clayton Stauffer, and Mr and Mrs Prank Feigley.

Southwest Pacific Claude McClelland, Jr Crystal Room Hamilton Hotel Young McClelland U.S. Seabees Pacific Dick Adams Tom Jackson Adrian Gouchenour Teddy Gochenour Eddie Shepley Raymond Wine Dotty Zenter Russell Morgan Stephen Schmidt Nancy Schmidt Raymond Sprankle Mary Bumbaugh C. W. Worthington Jacob Fisher Mary Seal Clayton French Russell Hartle Clayton Stauffer Prank Feigley

Sisters Celebrate Ninth And Fourth Birthdays Joint Party

A joint birthday fete Saturday afternoon honored Marie and Patricia Ann Alligood, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar M Alligood, on Maypole themed decorations. Guests included Rose Marie Hammond, Gloria Rohrer, Frances DeLauder, Doris McCleve, Mary Frances Roberts, Sarah Stonebraker, Norma Jean Pierce, Donna Lee Kendall, Joyce McCleve, Terry Les Wilkinson, Jackie Rudy, and Randy Burns. Hol ds dance tomorrow for Beta Sigma Phi members to entertain soldiers at Newton D Baker General Hospital. meet at the Y M C A at 5 45 p m with buses leaving at 6 p m sharp.

Marie Patricia Ann Alligood Edgar M. Alligood Sunset Avenue Rose Marie Hammond Gloria Rohrer Frances DeLauder Doris McCleve Mary Frances Roberts Sarah Stonebraker Norma Jean Pierce Donna Lee Kendall Joyce McCleve Terry Les Wilkinson Jackie Rudy Randy Burns Beta Sigma Phi Newton D. Baker General Hospital

Club Chairmen Given Luncheon

Mrs. S. B. Riley, newly elected president of the Women's Club, hosted section chairmen at a Saturday luncheon. New officers include Mrs. Charles L. Harris heading activities. numerous chairmen named for Bible Study, book shelf, banding improvements, cards, child study, Christmas party, civic, bulletin, advertising staff, dancing, drama reading, decorations, garden, home and philanthropy, house, literary, magazine, membership, publicity, rummage sales, tea, tea program, and war relief. Birth: Kay Holmes born May 21 at Washington County Hospital to Mr and Mrs. Fred M. Puckette.

S. B. Riley Women’s Club Charles L. Harris Richard H. Depew, Jr Ira Shoemaker William T. Hamilton O. P. Bohman H. BE. Uege W. M. Daniels Ralph Stauffer J. Alvey Long C. A. Turner Tussell I. Smith Cochairman J. D. McLaughlin Kenneth F. Spence W. W A. Lewis Lea G. Lines C. Neill Baylor R. O. Whitelegg James C. Elliott Palmer Tennant William B. Thomas

Miss USO 1945 Crowned In Hagerstown Ceremony

Miss Rosalie Huffer crowned Miss USO 1945 amid soft lighting and floral decor. Eleven junior hostesses named by the GSO voted for the title. W Fred Mowen emceed the event and M S Grossman announced each contestant. Corsages, gifts, and fan prizes were presented, with a ballet finale and grand march.

Rosalie Wuffer Uso GSO W. Fred Mowen M. S. Grossman Washington County USO Citizens Committee Miss Huffer Nat Raskin USC Citizens Committee Hagerstown B'nai Brith Margaret May Gayl Gerber Helen Custer Sylvia Lyon Bertha Holzer Madeling Diffendall Lois Anderson Jane Williams Audrey Grimm Kathryn Shenk Rosalie Huffer Regina Glover

Army Kits Shipped By Local Red Cross

Washington County Chapter of the Red Cross reports 814 Army kit bags shipped from the production department. Another project, garments for the Civilian War Relief, is partly complete and needs sewers to meet quotas. Call the Red Cross office to volunteer. production hours vary. The production department will close on Memorial Day, per Mrs. Leslie Manners.

Washington County Red Cross Leslie Manners

Miss Hoffman And Ralph Ebersole Wed Saturday Evening

Miss Rachel Louise Hoffman daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex C McNeill Bakersville and Ralph L Ebersole son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Ebersole Morgansville were united in marriage at Funkstown Lutheran Church with Rev R M Miller performing the single ring ceremony The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Herbert C Lewis of Maugansville The bride wore a teal blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of red rose buds They will reside at the bride’s Bakersville home

Rachel Louise Hoffman Alex. C. McNeill Bakersville Ralph L. Ebersole Charles J. Ebersole Morgansville Funkstown Lutheran Church R. M. Miller Herbert C. Lewis Maugansville

Colored Groups To Supply Benches For Newton D. Baker

A Washington County Camp and Hospital Service meeting at the King Apostle Holiness Church, West Bethel Street, saw colored organizations pledge benches for the Newton D. Baker General Hospital. Pvt Junius Wimburn spoke of overseas service and civilian aid, Mrs Edwin F Darner outlined the program, and groups promised four benches with USO supplying one.

Camp and Hospital Service Committee Washington County Kingapostle Holiness Church West Bethel Street Colored Community Club Pvt Junius Winburn Newton D.baker General Hospital Army Hospital Edwin F. Darner Camp and Hospital Darner iGoodioe USO

Students Rewarded At Potomac Junior High Awards

South Potomac Junior High held its awards assembly naming thirteen eighth and ninth grade students inducted into the Potomac Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. Certificates of Merit were given to fifty-five school patrol members, varsity letter recipients in soccer, basketball, and track, and intramural award banners were presented to top section performers.

South Potomac Potomac Chapter National Junior Honor Society William C. Diehl Sigmund Andrews Harold Earley Chester Butler Billi Rudisill Arthur Mnieid Charles Hayes Charles Waltrick Burton Hoffman Clyde Springer Robert Steigman Dawn Nuckels Ropert Apple Frank Nield Donald Bare Warren Wolf Bit South Bill Hamilton Ralph Hess Bruce Rudisill Clark Devilbiss Maurice Jenkins George Rohrer Jack West Nervin Henson Robert Delauter Kenneth Barnhart Arthur Nield Nelson Dunahugh Kiehl Poffenberger Edward Welsh William Weaver Elmer Baum Helen Yates Joyce Robertson Ann Shilling Betty Keefauver Helen Bostetter Katherine Groun America

Honor graduate Cathryn Yeakle at Gettysburg College

Miss Cathryn Marsada Yeakle earned a bachelor of arts degree with cum laude from Gettysburg College in Gettysburg Pennsylvania, class of fifty two. Rev Dr Henry W A Hanson, president, presented the diplomas. Yeakle was valedictorian, elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Gettysburg honor society, and received the Phi Sigma Iota prize for final honors in romance languages.

Cathryn Marsada Yeakle Gettysburg College Gettysburg Henry W. A. Hanson Yeakle

Local couple wed in a Funks Town ceremony

Mrs. John W. Ainsworth announces the marriage of her sister Ola Kerrott to Bernard Ball. The vows were exchanged Sunday evening at 6 at St. Mary's Rectory by Rev. FY Joan Ballard. The couple resides in Funkstown.

John W. Ainsworth East Lincoln Avenue Ola Kerrott Bernard Ball St. Mary's Rectory Joan Ballard

Red Cross Life Saving and First Aid Courses at Camp Letts

Miss Elizabeth King Miss elem Jambo and Officer Lewis Blenard enrolled in life saving and first aid courses at Camp Letts Edgewater Md Mrs J C Fylde president of Washington County Red Cross reports enrollment begins June 1 Helen Rambo Elizabeth Kine join a 10 day training program Blonard will attend a 10 day instruction period at the camp

Red Cross Camp Letts Edgewater Elizabeth King Elem Jambo Lewis Blenard J. C. Fylde Washington County The Helen Rambo Elizabeth Kine Blonard Perio

Dear Mary Haworth advises escape from deadly husband

A reader outlines a life threatening marriage with two murder attempts by her husband. Mary Haworth urges immediate safety steps including police contact or legal aid, stressing the need to plan an escape while protecting rights and seeking confidential guidance.

O.B Legal Aid Bureau MLB

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Eva Bankert Hanover A. W. Newman Philip 5. Spielman N. B. Spielman Washington Street Boca Raton Elizabeth Koliopulos Jim*Koliopulos Glenn Houck West Side Avenue Mildred Lefevre Virginia Avenue Washington, D. G Tacoma Park Margaret Wollinger Betty Cole Washington, D. C Williamsport Vernon N. Simmons, Jr Broadway Church of the Heavenly Rest Edward J. Brron Italy T. H. Porter Highland Way S. T. Walker Breathedsville L H. Walker Lowson John H. Porter Bainbridge Charles Nash Connecticut Dorothy Hook Union Memorial Hospital Berthena Hook Washington Square James E Bob) Martin U. S&s. Army Air Forces England Harry E. Martin Raven Heights Carl Wiesemann Juillard Graduate School of Musics John L. Reedy Washington County Hospital For Observation Walter Bromley Smithsburg Harry Reynolds Funkstown Pauline Gearhart South Potomac Street Sli L. F. Beecher Best Haven Chapel Bese Soluah Record Shop East Washington Street Fleisher Renlie E. Wash. St Pope's Beauty Shop North Locust Street Library Mat Sid Rex U Hages Seabee Claude McClelland Fred M. Puckette Guilford Avenue Kay Holmes Washington County Hospital Glick’s Kreider & Ephrata Skoes Shoe Store W. Waskifigten St Bon Ton Harry S. Myers Kay J Henry Easy Credit Miss Kelly M.S. Grossman Mr. Grossman Madeline Difendall Miss Hoffman Ralph Ebersole Newton D. Baker Logal Pope’s School Beauty Culture N. Locust St Ridenour Women’s Ats L. & B. Hat Shop Northeast Cor. Public Square Capom Mary Haworth Om Am Old Beal Emily Post Advisel C.D John Alon J.G Daily Mail Washington Pos King Features Sydicate, Inc Leiter Malin Floor Aaa
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