Social personal notes from Maryland town social scene
Mre Robert Reno improving at Summit avenue. Julia B. Wilson begins two week VAC. Jesse Monro, Virginia avenue, returns from Winthrop College to spend the summer with her parents. Various locals, visits, and travels noted, including May Lemen, Louise Seibert, Julia Custine, Katherine Setlndel, and others. Birth announced for City Clerk Raymond B. Brewer’s family. several social events and church activities described with local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Monro
Milton D. Moose
Virginia Avenue
Satunday
Winthrop College
Beck IM
Boys Week Opens June 11 With Parade in Hagerstown
Community Service directs a seven day Boys Week starting Monday June 11 in Hagerstown. Civic clubs back the event with Rotary Lions and Kiwanis leading daily activities at City Park Y M C A Willow Lane Park and local venues. Events include parades athletic contests swimming presentations venues and a candidate for boy mayor. A special service at the Y M C A caps the week and more plans will be announced. Also Misa Furlier receives a Bachelor of Oratory from the National School of Education and Oratory Philadelphia and returns home.
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F Tagerstown
Community Service
Civic Dlube
Hagerstown
Athletic League
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Frederick l
Willow Lane Park
Elks
City Park
Nevel
Kiwanis Club
Surrey
Kiwanis
Hay Scouts
Lara
Ume
John L. Hurley
Arts And Letters Club Meeting At Women’s Club
The Arts and Letters Club held its final meeting at the Women’s Club Tuesday afternoon with President Mrs Philo Statton presiding. Mrs Willy Altenderfer reviewed books of the year and noted science and arts topics. Mrs Lane discussed New York stage trends and American actors. others discussed current events including rum running fleets and the Chinese bandit affair. Resignation of charter member Mrs Katherine Puckhield was accepted. plans for next year and a seven-item “My Days to My Club” series were distributed. the next meeting is in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. P. Lanc
Ways of the Sun
Willy Altenderfer
Arts Ad Letters Club
Women's Claus
Philo Statton
Pressu
Nhe
Foumkhonier
Katherine 3
Puckhield
Helen Hoffmeier
Chembership Committee
Nest
Ritchie Addresses State Bakers Convention Speech
Governor Ritchie spoke to the Potomac State Bakers Association at the Francis Scott Key Hotel in Frederick Wednesday night after attending Memorial Day events in Sharpaburg and Antietam. He spoke to students at Hood College and attended a banquet following the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Titchie
Staten Bakers
Francis Beott
Y Staff Picnic At Harper's Ferry
Y M C A staff and friends gathered at Harper's Ferry to celebrate Decoration Day with a picnic. Members swam in Father Neptune's Dominion, enjoyed sailing and wildflower picking, and a horse tournament saw Secretary Steele and Marty Wolf of the boys' department prevail before darkness ended play.
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Harper's Ferry
Steele
Marty Wolf
Boys’ Department
Hancock School Commencement To Be Held In Auditorium
Hancock High School will hold its annual commencement in the school auditorium Monday evening. The class comprises four boys and four girls with speakers including Frank Lee Carl of Cumberland. Also advertised is Opportunity Night at Maryland Theater featuring thrills, comedy, and audience awards with invitations for local talent to perform. Sunday School hosts a children’s Day service on Sunday morning June 3 at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ilsyre
He Hancock High School
Job Mann Creager
Albert Grant French
Alvin Paul Palmer
Kenneth Franklin Spence
Emma Wolet, Corbett
Sara Mildred Dixon
Marjorie Virginia Hottel
Ethel Turner Webster
Frank Lee Carl
Cumberland
Hancock
Piancack Grammar School
Ihase
Miller
Maryland ‘Theater
Monras A. B
Birthday Party at the Houser Home Honors Son Joseph
Mr and Mrs Charles B Houser Sr hosted a large birthday party for their son Joseph with a pink and white decorated table and a twenty one candle cake. Dozens of guests named include many Misses and Messrs from the community, sharing gifts and well wishes for future birthdays. Washington Co Free Library announces summer hours starting June ath with weekly openings and children's sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Houser
Joseph
Mr. Houser
Mary Martin
Ruth Cline
Cora Hammond
Mildred Star Oper
Pauline Cline
Ethel Hammond
Lenore Mellott
Keyon Vickers
Zoe Mellott
Beglah Wilhtde
Fannie Houser
Mary Kershner
Dorothy Philips
Agnes Kershner
Huth Ream
Rinpeche Grimes
Rachel Wine
Reoni Flontzberry
Mamie Long
Rebecca Downe
Elmer Clive
Charles Nally
R.ick. Edwards
Marvin
Long
Adam Harsh
Reover Bennett
Lawrence Downey
John Baker
Samuel Wright
George Adame
Elmer Wertz
John Leatherman
Charles Honeer
Huffer Emmett
Parl Dinsmore
George Rhodes
Walter Hammond
Roy Lowery
Clanre Darry
Arthur Middlekauff
Paul Grove
Samuel Lliggine
Claude Boessker
Clarence Sperow
Preston Flory
Chester Nichols
Ned ‘Tabler
Sylvester Gower
John Grey
Earl Houser
iCecil Rhodes
Charley Sensenburgt
Walter Shipley
Snavely
Cunning‘ham
Clyde Mauck
Howard Hoffman
Fete Thompson
William Bowers
Walter Cunningham
Jack Conley
Maurice Staley
Rufus Fink
Ernest Rowe
Clarence Crawforn
Frank Thomas
Burl Wheeter
Donut Ever Isyle
Ralph Downs
Marshall Lewis
Paul Chariton
Bruce Willer
Paul Thomas
Edward Baker
John Lister
Richard Mellett
William Herbert
Edward Thomas
Leonard Shank
Eoward Madison
Howard Cline
Arthur Gerhart
Clarence Sprecher
Fred Fiat
Ciodner Easteriday
Len Baker
Wilard Moats
Williay Wise
Hawley Paherr
Hugene Vigas
Neg
Mande Bette
Misine Betts
Wauneta Cline
Leanari Davis
Franklin Marshall
Paul Far
Kelvin Hetts
Bis Cine
Moyd Forsythe
Omer Cline
Cyril Forsythe
Edgar and
Pharoan Cline
Recital At The Y DelightsAudience At Hood College Event
Recital at the Y drew praise for Miss Ruby Walker of Hood College Frederick who led a program including stories poems and songs. Miss Mary Miller and Miss Virginia Carty assisted with piano and vocal pieces. Also noted a Civil Service examination in Hagerstown for fishery apprentice positions to be held June 20 with details available at the local post office.
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Y. S
Ruby Walker
Hood College
Frederick
Misa Walker
Mary Miller
Virginia rCarty
Hood Colle
Walker
Miss Carty
Miss Filler
New England Conservatory of Music
Aries Carty
Peabody Conservatory
Civ Service Commission
Sip
Hagerstown
United States
Breau of Fisheries
Department, of Commerce
Secretary of the Civil Service Board
Pay Day at Granite Brick Company Marked by Disorder
Pay day at the Granite Brick Company on North Mountain West Virginia was marked by an unusual stir with a heavy outbreak of disorders though none were fatal. Two employees fought briefly and the event touched off other tensions among workers and residents in the area.
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Knights of Pushing
Wilamsport
TT. B. Church
Edna Munson
Hagerstown
Rugent Russell
Orville Hoover
Granite Brick Company
North Mountain
W. Vi
Road crews and overseers clash over pay in tense scene
A mother accompanies an overseer and about a half dozen others as tensions rise over rates of pay. The fragment notes dispute about wages and road work conditions, highlighting a confrontational moment between workers and authority.
School Art Exhibit At Antietam School
An informal display of students work from Antietam School organized about three months ago by teachers and Miss Marty Melen Chrissinger will be held Friday June 2 from 1 20 to 6 30. Exhibit includes work by younger grades without formal instruction and is open to the public and to public school families. The exhibit may lead to similar programs in other group schools next fall.
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Antietam
Marty Melen Chrissinger
Ube
Nsteuclion
Ccnools
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Julia BR. Wilsot
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Harry Wolf
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East
Frank Hinstreet
Roanoke
May Lemen
Williamsport
Baltimore
John $. Lumen
Mise Lemen
San Francisco
Wlow. Seibert
Louise
Clearspring
Washington
Misa
Julia Custine
Toledo
Oulu
Bieter
Albert Styder
Ryde
Magerstown
VM. Cushna
Charles M. Oughton
East Orange
N. J
New York
Mrs
Arthur Jacanex
Hmillsburg
Kaye Laken Iin
Inno Terrace Court Apartments
Katherine Setilndel
Metnoke College
Areo
Way Stella
Lester Emmert
Funketown
Funkstown
Bromers
Louise Speck
Greencastle
J. P. Perry
Crearapring
Lida Haysett
Brunswick
Mike Irene Robinson
Mra
George Warner
Smithebure
Vincent Robinson
God
J. 0. Robinson
Maltway
Marsland
Raymond B. Brewers
Summit Avenue
Brewer
Amy M. Sauth
B. G. South
Crest Haven
Sharpsburg
Emmett W. Gang
Missen Ahge
Dana Miller
Stone
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New York Avenue
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Washington, D. C
Sibley Hospital
Charles Suimley White
Aughinbaugh & Ga
Philadephia
Drew
Dus
Herbert L. Lacisiey
Hagerstown Auto Supply
Cor. Potomac and
Baltimore Sts
Ray N. Knodle
Misa Fn Turluer
National School of Tocation and Oratory
Philadelphia
Keadysville
Arts and Letters Club
Women's Club
Ritchie
Jonathan Bt
California
Rockets
Fantasy Company
Ovean Park
Calif
Oodyear
Goodyear
Goodyarr
Stendard Goodyear
Alice M. Weagly
Potomat Street
Hagerstnen
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Justice Leonard P. Snyder
George
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Thurmer
Raymond E. Bichost2
Huyelt
Omeer Hleholix
Justice Snyder
Clear Spring
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Europe
Anna James MacCintoch
Mie MacClintock
Mediterranean
Italy
France
British Isles
Hagesdows
St Johe's Lutheran Church
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Oneida
Par Plaza
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Mother's Oats
Jackson St
Chicago
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William Myce
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