Picnic Marks End Of School Year At Pangborn Park
Children from Miss Hoffmeier’s kindergarten and primary class celebrated the summer break with a park picnic. Names listed include Connie Kerry Mary Landon Smith Benny Olliday Margaret Myers Carol Hauver Elizabeth Solliday Martha Whitelegg Barbara Horst and many others along with tests at the event featuring Martin Claire Willard Sonya Along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hoffmeier
Indergarten
Sumer
Pangborn Park
Connie Kerry
Mary Landon Smith
Benny Olliday
Margaret Myers
Carolen Hauver
Elizabeth Solliday
Martha Whitelegg
Barbara Horst
Aldred Snyder
Julian Byron
Oger Hogg
Jimmy Crawford
Billy Ellett
Ned Crawford
Robby Ruby
Aro
Ann Flood
Frederick Mish
Abbette Sue Archer
Marietraver
Florence Campbell
Nina After
Howard Cost
Peter Daniels
Jana Detrow
Douglas Dorsey
Ary Jane Galvin
John Moppel
Coda Hauver
Jimmy Hill
Carol Itchen
Ann McCallum
Bobby Mcracken
Jay Mish
Sandra Nichols
Lie Pollard
Penny Orrick
Pris Ha Smith
Edith Solliday
Tag ‘Rite
Judy Wa
Birth announcements from Washington County area
Mr and Mrs Severn Fales announce the birth of a daughter at their home on May 25. Mr and Mrs Ralph E Fleming announce the birth of a daughter at the Washington County Hospital on May A son was born to Mr and Mrs Hubert Hastings in Hagerstown at the Washington County Hospital on May 30. Lieut and Mrs Charles A Gosld announce the birth of a daughter born May at the Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs Albert J Parks receive congratulations on the birth of a son at the Washington County Hospital on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn Fales
Airground Avenue
Ralph E. Fleming
George Street
Washington County Hospital
Ubert
Hastings
Hagerstown
Washington County
Charles A. Gosld
Virginia Avenue
Albert J. Parks
South Mulberry Street
Washston County Hospital
Dinner honors Aldine Six before Navy induction
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Six of Winter Street hosted a Sunday dinner for their son Aldine Six who will be inducted into the Navy on Thursday. Relatives present included Mr. and Mrs. Al Ye Six and their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Six, Mrs. Bayne Six, their son, Miss Mary Whipp, and Franklin Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Winter Reet
Aldine
Navy
Alye
Vs. Charles
Bayne
Mary Whipp
Anklin
Hickmans and Friends Gather for Weekend Visits
Harrisburg residents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hickman and daughter Miss Barbara Hickman from Mary Washington College spent the weekend with Mrs. Louise J. Hickman on Oak Hill Avenue. Others noted include Mrs. Lora Hammaker who learned of her son T/5 Atlee H. Hammaker’s serious illness overseas, and N. B. Mullendore and Miss Betty Hutzel visiting relatives in Farming ton after a Greencastle stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hickman
Harrisburg
Barbara Hickman
Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
Louise J. Hickman
Oak Hill Avenue
Lora Hammaker
East
Franklin Street
Atlee H. Hammaker
Central Pacific Area
Springfield Farm Holiday Visit Noted By OCR Clerks
Charles Humrihhouse of New York City spent the holiday weekend at Springfield Farm. Mrs. T. O. Miller returns to Guilford avenue after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Capt. and Mrs. Richard C. Orrison Maxwell Field Montgomery Ala. Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Kohler of The Terrace returned from Staunton Va where their daughter Miss Julia Anne Kohler earned a bachelor of arts degree at Mary Baldwin College in its 102nd commencement, majoring in sociology. Mrs. Mabel E. Moore of North Locust street visits her daughter Miss Lillian R. Moore, assistant director of Young Peoples Work at Enoch Pratt Library in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Humrihhouse
New York City
Springfield Farm
T. O. Miller
Guilford Avenue
Capt
Richard C. Orrison
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Aia
J. Earl Kohler
Terrace
Staunton
Julia Anne Kohler
Mary Baldwin College
Mabel E. Moore
North Locust Street
Lillian R. Moore
Young Peoples Work
Enoch Pratt Library
Baltimore
Benefit Sale To Open On Friday
Prewar furniture will be sold at a Camp and Hospital Committee benefit sale at the city market house basement on Friday and Saturday June 2 and 3. Proceeds aid convalescent soldiers at Newton D. Baker General Hospital. Items include lights furniture dishes frames clothing. Articles gathered from Williamsport and Smithsburg with help from Mrs Loretta Teach and Mrs Charles I Wolfinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp and Hospital Committee
Newton D. Baker General Hospital
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Smithsburg
Loretta Teach
Charles I. Wolfinger
Lutheran Sunday School
Tryad Club Hosts Summer Picnic At Pangborn Park
The Tryad Club held its final summer meeting with a picnic at Pangborn Park. Mrs. Evelyn Fulton and Misses Elise Shue Rose Brown Elizabeth Powell and Frances Bowman organized the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tryad Club
Pangborn Park
Evelyn Fulton
Elise Shue
Rose Brown
Elizabeth Powell
Frances Bowman
Admissions to Wash ington County Hospital List
Recent admissions include Mrs. Charles L. Berry at 1211 Fotomac street Clarence Fouche of 335 West Washington street Ralph Mc Cauley on Hagerstown Route 4 R Landis Coffman 245 East Irvin avenue John R Amos Jr 349 West Side avenue William H Lynch 570 Salem avenue Merrill Metcalf Mercersburg Route 1 Mrs Wilbur E Ennis 126 South Potomac street Mrs B F Deibert Hagerstown Route 3 Charles Bowers 725 Salem avenue Mrs Willis E Parnell 1008 Columbia road Juanita R Stoner 20 Summit avenue Garnet Robinson Williamsport Route 2 Raymond T Harbaugh 233 South Mulberry street David Kaplan 803 Hamilton boulevard Mrs Claude Yingling Hagerstown Route 5 J H Reynolds 2442 West Franklin street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Charles L. Berry
Fotomac
Clarence Fouche
Washington Street
Ralph McCauley
Hagerstown
R. Landis Coffman
East Irvin Avenue
John R. Amos, Jr
West Side Avenue
William H. Lynch
Salem Avenue
Merrill Metcalf
Mercersburg
Wilbur E. Ennis
South Potomac Street
B. F. Deibert
Charles Bowers
Willis E. Parnell
Columbia Road
Juanita R. Stoner
Summit Avenue
Garnet Robinson
Williamsport
Raymond T. Harbaugh
Abe Martin employee Samuel Troupe improvement report
Samuel C. Troupe, Abe Martin employee, injured in a Friday fall, was improving yesterday afternoon at Washington County Hospital. Invitations were issued by Mr and Mrs John C Pangborn for a cocktail party Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edward O Wood returned from their wedding trip and reside on West Franklin street. Mrs Wood formerly Miss Norma L Wiebel. Mrs Myrtle Seiders of Carlisle is visiting sister Mrs Scott Flack at Washington County Hospital. Mrs Robert L Wiebel and daughter Linda returned to Mercersburg after visiting Gus Wiebel. Lt John Davenport of Camp Gruber Oklahoma is visiting his wife and family on South Prospect. Mr and Mrs Andrew K Coffman returned from Arlington Virginia where they visited Miss Elsie Marie Shaw of Arlington, a Robert E Lee High School faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Troupe
Abe Martin
Washington County Hospital
John C. Pangborn
Terrace
Edward O. Wood
West Franklin Street
Wood
Norma L. Wiehel
Myrtle Seiders
Carlisle, Pa
Scott Flack
Robert L. Wiebel
Linda
Mercersburg
Gus Wiebel
John Davenport
Camp Gruber
Okla
South Prospect Street
Andrew K. Coffman
Arlington, Va
Elsie Marie Shaw
Robert E. Lee High School
War veterans' airlift prompts Hagerstown Red Cross canteens
War veterans arriving by converted cargo planes at the municipal airport prompted local Red Cross canteens to mobilize. Volunteers prepared to serve coffee and sustenance to injured troops, hospital ship crews, and ambulance drivers from Martinsburg, with plans to move the effort closer to destination once Martinsburg airport is upgraded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
Red Cross
Army
Brownies Stage Doll Show Here On Monday
Brownie Troop 11 of the Girl Scouts won eight prizes at a doll show held Monday afternoon at the home of assistant leader Mrs. John Shockey on Dewey avenue. Judges were Mrs. Nellie C. Shockey and Mrs. R. R. Daniels. Prizes: prettiest doll Carol Ann Hauver. oldest Jolly Uner. largest Kristin Gard ner. smallest Nancy Porter. baby Lindley Shockey. foreign Anne Briddell. most unusual Dora Mc Sherry. home-made Kristin Gard ner. Leader: Mrs. Harold Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
John Shockey
Dewey Avenue
Nellie C. Shockey
R. R. Daniels
Carol Ann Hauver
Jolly Uner
Kristin Gardner
Nancy Porter
Lindley Shockey
Anne Briddell
Dora McSherry
Harold Porter
Concert at Hospital by Ha gerstown Band
Dr Peter Buys led the Ha gerstown Municipal Band to Newton D Baker General Hospital Monday evening to perform a concert for convalescing servicemen. The crowd preferred Strauss waltzes and other standard pieces over Mairzy Doats, with Miss Doris Baker as soloist and a tremendous reception from wounded veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Buys
Hagerstown
Mairzy Coats
Newton D. Baker General Hospital
Buys
Doris Baker
Dance Tomorrow at USO Center Eighth Night
The Red Cross will run a canteen serving refreshments at the Eighth Night dance at the USO Center at the Y M C A on Thursday evening. Music will be provided by recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
USO
Visiting Officer Is Honored At Reunion
The Longanecker family of Chewsville held a reunion at Hagerstown City Park on May 28. Guest of honor Lt. Walter R. Longanecker Jr. of Washington DC, who earned his wings at a Texas flying school on May 23, is enjoying a short leave. Attendees included numerous Longanecker relatives from Chews ville Falls Church and Washington DC, plus Cora Toms Frances Cole Randolph Harding. Two relatives were absent, Corp. Richard in England and Mrs Joseph Cotter in Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Longanecker
Chewsville
Hagerstown
Walter R. Longanecker, Jr
Washington, D. C
U. S
Texas
Roy L. Longanecker
Ralph
Louise
Albert
Walter R. Longanecker
Walter Jr
Doris
Jerry
David E. Longanecker
Ann
Jane
Falls Church
Clarence Longanecker
Donald
Harold
Patricia
Floyd E. Longanecker
Shirley
Floyd Jr
Sylvia
Rose Marie
Nancy
George E. Cooper
George ,Jr
Carroll E. Longanecker
Carroll Jr
Sandra
Cora Toms
This City
Frances Cole
Cincinnati
Ohio
Randolph Harding
Baltimore
Corp
Richard
U. S. Medical Corp
England
Joseph Cotter
Jacksonville
Fla
Local residents listed in court records
George T. Smith aged 18 Ruth M. Bitner 20 Tilghmanton Alonzo W. Bowers 48 Boonsboro Rt 1 Katherine V. Whitcomb 28 Lutherville Richard N. Frey 19 Chambersburg Irene R. Witmer 21 Hagerstown Howard L. Falk 24 Pikesville W Va Ellen V. Stouffer 22 Hagerstown William Thompson Jr 43 Mary A. J. Apuzzo 34 Sunrise John M. Eccard 22 Smithsburg Faye E. Kuhn 18 Lantz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Smith
Ruth M. Bitner
Tilghmanton
Alonzo W. Bowers
Boonsboro
Katherine V. Whitcomb
Lutherville
Richard N. Frey
Chambersburg
Irene R. Witmer
Maugansville
Howard L. Falk
Pikesville
W. Va
Ellen V. Stouffer
Hagerstown
William Thompson, Jr
Mary A. J. Apuzzo
Sunrise
John M. Eccard
Smithsburg
Faye E. Kuhn
Lantz
Huyetts Homemakers Club Meets at Mrs Price Home
The Huyetts Homemakers Club will meet at the home of Mrs H A Price in Bridgeport on Thursday June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyetts Homemakers
Huyetts Homemakers Club
H. A. Price
Bridgeport
Russell Hicks Speaks on Heroes Still Live at Lions Meeting
Russell Hicks, local educator and Lions Club member, spoke at the Memorial Day gathering on the meaning of sacrifice. He argued heroes died for liberty and noted North and South held differing views on states rights and federal power, urging enduring pursuit of equality and avoiding race conflict. visitors included Lt. Schlider, Sgt. Ankleus, O. H. Carlsen, and several pastors from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Russell Hicks
The
Lions Club
Hicks
Mr. Hicks
Schlider
Sgt. Ankleus
O. H. Carlsen
Baltimore
Raymond Miller
Funkstown
H. C. Gonso
L. C. Card
Hagerstown
Memorial Service at Samples Manor Church
A memorial service at Samples Manor Church of God drew hundreds as Robert D Waters led the program with Rev John Myers delivering the message. The congregation formed a flag parade to Rev Mr Montgomery s grave where Rev Samuel Kipe spoke. An evening Prayer Service for Peace honored service members and prayed for end to slaughter and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samples Manor Church of God
Robert D Waters
John Myers
U. S
Mr. Montgomery
Samuel Kipe
Maryland
Virginia
Churches of God
Freshen Rolls In A Paper Bag Oven Method
To refresh rolls place them in a paper bag twist the top of the bag closed and heat in a hot oven at 400 degrees for 15 minutes.
Anniversary Dinner for Martinsburg Couple Marks 50 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Newton E. Kidwiler of Martinsburg celebrated a 50th wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner hosted by their five children and families. The children are Mrs. Paul H. Bowers, Mrs. Marguerite Davis, Mrs. Raymond Keplinger, Daniel M. Kidwiler, all of Martinsburg, and Mrs. E. F. Ambrose of Hagerstown. The couple married in Sharpsburg Methodist Church and later moved to Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton E. Kidwiler
Martinsburg
Paul H. Bowers
Marguerite Davis
Raymond Keplinger
Daniel M. Kidwiler
E. F. Ambrose
Hagerstown
Kidwiler
Sharpsburg
Nye Cooper Nuptials Solemnized At Home Ceremony
A home wedding at 138 Winter Street united Conly G. Cooper and Anna E. Nye on May 21 with Rev. Marvin S. Cooper officiating. Attendants were the couple and Mrs. Raffensberger, piano by Mrs. Cooper, flowers, reception, and plans to reside at The Hamilton House after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Raffensberger
Winter Street
Conly G. Cooper
Anna E. Nye
Marvin S. Cooper
Hagerstown Ci Pcem 2 Magnet
Fomton
Raffensberger
National Sorority Representatives Here
Mrs. Esther Lewis national field representative Beta Sigma Phi was guest of honor at an outing by the local Xl Chapter Tuesday afternoon. Members hiked to the Keller home along the Dual highway, played croquet and other games, and served supper. Thursday at 7:30 she will meet with the Kappa chapter at the Hotel Hamilton to discuss plans for a third Beta Sigma Phi chapter in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lewis
Beta Sigma Phi
Keller
Lewis
Kappa
Hamilton
Parents Night At South Potomac Friday
A Parents Night assembly will be held at South Potomac Junior High School on Friday evening June 2. The program begins at 8 o'clock with performances by the Glee Club and a Dramatic Club puppet show, plus a gym display by the Physical Education Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Potomac Junior High School
Glee Club
Dramatic Club
Physical Education
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N. B. Mullendore
Greencastle
Betty Hutzell
Keedysville
Farmington
Pic
William P. Moore
Camp Beale
Cal
Cpl
Charles A. Moore
17Th Airborne Division
Camp Forrest
Yenn
George Moore
Biz Pool
G. Merrick Kelbaugh
Paul A. Robertson
Bainbridge, Md
Baer Brothers
M. A. Keesecker
Cyril Hoover
H. C. Marsh
Western Maryland College
Westminster
E .E. Bradley
Hamilton Boulevard
George M. Moore
West Wilson Boulevard
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Jess Warrenfeltz
Ensign Harold ©. Wibberly, Jr
Miami, Fla
Phyllis Groh
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Lois Groh
Hood College
Frederick
Western Pike
McPhail’s Gift Shop
W. Franklin ST
McPhail
Tryad
Zenith Radio Corporation
Brownies
Helene Curtis
Zotos
Anthony’s Beauty Salon
Professional Arts Bldg
Clorox
America
Russell Hicks
Lions
Samples Manor Church
South Potomac
Glick’s
Kreider & Ephrata
Glick’s Shoe Store
Washington St
JOS, M. Zamoiski Cqo
Baltimore, Md
Frederic
By Mojup
Bible’s Shoe Shop
Hagerstown, MD
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