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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
4
Social and personal items from the Evening Mall Chronicle note visits, illnesses, births, engagements, and local social events. Names include Ruth Summers, Sadie Barnhart, James Bailey, Charles Bueminger, Margaret Wolf, and Mary Fitzpatrick. mentions of hospital stays, travel to New York and Cuba, and upcoming dances and card parties at local clubs.
A vintage advertisement touts Melloglo beauty powder as a lasting cosmetic, claiming it stays on despite perspiration and evens out skin tone without a shine. It emphasizes a natural color match and notes brand names Lester Bras and Ady.
An old advertorial claims two tablets every three hours up to three doses cure a cold with the first dose giving relief and the latter doses breaking up symptoms. It states no quinine or opiates and cites millions of users. Price thirty five cents with a guarantee.
Rev Dr Beott R Wagner and Mrs Wagner with daughter Misa Elizabeth travel to Lancaster Pennsylvania to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mrs Wagner's parents Mr and Mrs William R For. Also present are another daughter Mrs Dittle wife of Professor W W Uttle of Franklin and Marshall College a son Dr William W Fox and six grandchildren. A dinner party at noon on Thanksgiving Day marks the celebration.
Mrs Earl Moats hosted her Sunday school class, the Helping Hand Circle of First Christian Church, with Miss Phyllis Agenfrite reciting and Charles Lewin playing violin. A bouquet was presented to Mrs Moats and refreshments served after the program.
The Cameo Girl presented by the Women’s Club will feature Mra Jobo Draper and three announced soloists including Miss Anna Wagaman, Miss Mary Cosens, and Mr M Mall er Jr. The Maryland Theatre performances run November 30 and December 1 with Paddle Addie dancers opening the second act. Local amateurs have shown strong rehearsal progress and tickets are selling fast.
Miss Sallie Davis spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Whitlam Davis in Williamport. Mr and Mrs G B Crikey and daughter Berenice visited Mr and Mrs C C James. Mr and Mrs Edgar Zeigler and daughter Pegay visited E Mitchel. Mrs Charles B Nigh and daughters with Mrs Walter Wolf, Ernest Dayhoff and Mrs Paul Duterbaugh visited Vincent Sprech er and Miss Helen Rossiter with Mrs William Mitchell and Howard Baltimore. Mrs Sue E Long and Mrs B F Crilley visited G G Crilley. Mrs Clayton Nelkirk returned from Washington County Hospital. Mr and Mrs John E Nelkirk visited J Calvin Nelkirk. Miss Nel Martz of Hagerstown visited Blershfog and F E Mitchel. Mr Elmer Ridenour and sons Joseph and Andrew visited Ny and Mrs B F Holtman. Mrs G W Santman spent a day with Oscar Stouffer in Hagerstown.
Cynthia Grey extols the American Woman’s Association with 6000 members and diverse professions from secretaries to physicians. She highlights a planned $3 million club house in New York and argues women’s collective energy can advance society, while dismissing outdated prejudices and stressing mothers’ pivotal but not exclusive role.
County Agent M D Mune Joy Weagley of Neaver Creek Bernard Seipert of Clearapring and C Printz of Fairplay left today for Philadelphia to attend the interstate Milk Producers Association annual meeting.
Miss Mina Minnla Moore was surprised with a party Friday evening at her home on Rosasner and Virginia avenues in Rosasner. Friends attended for games dancing and refreshments. Names listed include aliases Frances O Connell Army Moore Lluis Fonesmith Myrle Patterson Vivian Ma leer Eloise Nilson Minnie Moore Elizabeth Nicely Mage Charles Lois Tielm Lelia Monean Juane Moore Melvis Robert Saum James Starte man James Ehinkey John Mingick Kenneth Stone Emmet Beard Charles Vaiehiman Verna Stone John Mc Cine Wilson O Connell Sydney Charlo M D Moore Jr and others.
A dated list of marriage licenses includes Keneat Bonaint and Airy Cassel from Jarrtabnrg Pennsylvania, Ernest Veland and ul Pevinger from Walarllek Virginia, Richard Wasner of Wayaraboro Pennsylvania, George Kulla and Florence Ledaw Carlisle Pennsylvania, William Alpert and Frances Batt from Hagerstown and Staunton areas Virginia, with additional names and locales scattered across the region. The fragmentary notice preserves several pairs and locales, indicating ongoing licensing activity across multiple states.
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