Social and Personal Notes From Local Washington Area
Miss Sarah Mish daughter of Mr and Mrs Savanna Gaylor has accepted a position at Emerys store and is studying at the National Cathedral School in Washington. Bertha Sprecher and her brother G H Sprecher of Tilghmanton visit relatives near Walnut Point. John Barnhart announces the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital named Robert Horine. Randolph Macon cadet from Front Royal Va returns home after a stay with family on South Potomac Street. Helen Liay a senographer at McCrorys stores enjoys a two week vacation. W K Staley moves from 222 Howard Street to 1029 South Potomac Street. Mrs John Martin of York Pa visits Harvey Martin at Wilsons. Alice Young of this city visits relatives in Chambersburg. Mrs David Emmert of Cumberland visits Mrs Howard Ford on South Potomac Street. Lewis Deaner of Washington Avenue spends a few days in Baltimore. Foster Zimmerman ill with tonsillitis at home on West Church Street. Paul Robinson of Virginia Avenue visiting daughter in Philadelphia. W L Rockwell of New York City spends a week with sister Mrs James Martin on South Potomac Street. Virginia D Bell 612 Washington Avenue returns from trips to New York Jersey City Atlantic City and Washington DC. Mrs E A Disbro of San Antonio Texas visits Mrs Phillip Herrmann 400 George Street. Disbro formerly Miss Herrmann and resident of Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Mish
Savanna Gaylor
Frank Mish
South Prospect
Emery's
Street
Washington
National Cathedral School
Party Given for Daughter at Blume Home
A pleasant birthday party was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Roland Blume in Highland Way for their daughter Sara Jane on her fourth birthday. A large cake with pink candles and roses graced the dining table as refreshments were served and gifts were presented by many guests. The attendees included several young ladies and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. Blume. Abner Gearhart also received a surprise party at his home on Randolph Avenue with gifts and an excellent supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Roland Blume
Highland
Way
Sara Jane
Hdna Gladwin
Susan A. Miller
Betty Starner
Virginia Charles
Kathleen Niume
Helen Norman
Warren Charles
George Norman
Sarah Blume
A. F. Charles
Misa Myrtle Charles
Abner Gearhart
Randolph Avenue
Harry Humrhouse
Elizabeth
Wooburn Manor
Hagerstown
Jane Byron
Mary Ella Hook
Anna May Danzer
Walter Byron Stehl Jr
Philip
Robert Statton
Elizabeth Hoffmeier
Betty Campau
Detroit
Sara Jane Wertz
Elizabeth Spellman
Norman Holzapfel
Dora
Ned Stonebraker
Marriage Licenses Mixed in York and Nearby Areas
Arthur H Irvine and Grace E Kunkle wed in York Pennsylvania alongside Emmett C Miller and Helen L Sappel of Waynesboro Edward J Fisher and Mate E Detwiler of Williamsburg Robert Grapes and Louise C Johnson of Hagerstown Bruce Ward of Pinto Maryland and Bertha Green of Wally Ford West Virginia listed for licenses in regional notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur H. Irvine
Grace E. Kunkle
York
Emmett C. Miller
Helen L. Sappel
Waynesboro
Edward J. Fisher
Mate E. Detwiler
Williamsburg
Robert Grapes
Louise C. Johnsson
Hageratown
Bruce Ward
Pinto
Bertha Green
Wally Ford
W. Va
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Constipation in Children
An advertisement promoting Dr W B Caldwell of Monticento claiming his Syrup Pepsin provides gentle laxation for infants and children. It argues against daily purges and calomel, touting a single dose establishing natural bowel movement for weeks, with a 60 cent bottle available locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
Monticento
Frentie
Startzman Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Amer Startzman of West Washington Street hosted a fiftieth anniversary party with Musey Orchestra providing music. Guests included Virginia Startzman and many Startzman family members plus friends. refreshments featured sandwiches cakes and teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer Startzman
West Washington Street
Musey Orchestra
Startzman
Virginia Startzman
Ib. 8
Startman
Two Birthdays Jointly Honored At Wilbur Jennings Home
A birthday social at Wilbur Jennings home honored his and Naomi Coffmans birth days. Refreshments served. Guests included J P Morris Panora Des Moines Jennings Grim Milburn Austin Kaetzel Pot ter Wil son Fouch Batella Blessing Humrhouse and others. The Day Nursery kindergarten opened for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Jennings
Naomi Coffman
J. P. Morris
Panora
Myre
Iarry Jennings
Des Moines
Emanuel Jennings
Samuel Jennings
Charles PD. Coffman
Naomi
Fairplay
Mra
Mullendore
Gail
Harold
Anna
Samuel Grim
Leli
John B
Geo
Jennings
Virginia
Iona Milburn
Austin
Bernard
John E. Jennings
Ira L. Kaetzel
Sterling
J. L. Potter
Milliard G. Wilson
D. B. Fouch
Lois
David
P. E. Kaetzel
George
Ronald
Kermit
J. C. Kaetze
Goldie
John Prince
William
Amelia Prince
W. 8. Jennings
Anna Batella
Mary A. Blessing
Danderine Promises Thick Shiny Hair for Women
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that makes hair look twice as thick and lustrous when brushed with a moistened brush. It claims the 36 cent bottle refreshes dry brittle hair, stops shedding, and promotes growth, praising its rain and sunshine like effects on hair vitality.
Return Trip Highlights Historic Bloomery Iron Furnace
J A Miller of Keedysville Webster Wrant of Haverstown R B Beckley of Halfway and Iva Gruber of Tivaltville Md returned last night from a motor tour to Pauw Paw and Bloomery West Virginia. Bloomery hosts one of America’s oldest iron furnaces long inactive for forty years. Braddock’s march and local galifers noted iron ore sightings prompting early furnace building in Bloomery, a town settled in 1754.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Miller
Keedysville
Webster Wrand
Haverstown
R. B. Beckley
Halfway
Iva Gruber
Tivaltsville
Pauw Paw
Bloomery
West Virginia
America
Braddock
Rieamery
Iran
United States
Wloomerytself
Arts and Letters Club to discuss the short story
The Arts and Letters Club will hold its first fall meeting Monday at 3 PM at the Women's Club. President Mrs. John Casper of Hancock leads a program on the short story with Julia Cushwa defining it and Mrs. J Earl Kolter recounting earliest forms, read by Mrs. Joseph W. Byron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts and Letters A. B. C
Arts and Lettera Club
Women’s Club
John Casper
Hancock
Julia Cushwa
J. Earl Kolter
Joseph W. Byron
Noted Singer Coming to Community Hall in Smithsburg
Philip Buer, famed tenor trained in Italy, appears Saturday night at the Smithsburg Community Hall. The concert is free with a silver collection to be taken as he shares experiences from his time in Theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Buer
Italy
Smithsburg
Diamond Dyes Introduce Easy 11 Cent Dye Kit
New Diamond Dyes offer an 11 cent dye kit described as simple for women to tint fabrics from cotton to silk. It claims to dye permanent colors on ribbons, shirts, shawls, stockings, towels, draperies, and more. The ad notes the dye works on wool, linen, cotton, or mixed fabrics and advises asking a druggist for material type.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha Sprecher
Preston
Salle
Near Walnut
Point
G. H
Sprecher
Tilghmanton
John Barnhart
East
Baltimore Street
Washington County Hospital
Robert Horine
Randolph Macon Military Institute
Front Royal
Life Home
South Potomac Street
Helen Liay
McCrory's
W. K. Staley
Howard Street
Fotomac Street
John Martin
York, Pa
Mrs
Harvey Martin
Wilson's
Alice Young
Chambersburg
David Emmert
Cumberland
Howard Ford
Lewis Deaner
Washington Avenue
Baltimore
Foster Zimmerman
West Church Street
Mr. Paul Robinson
Virginia Avenue
Philadelphia
Wi. L. Rockwell
New York City
James Martin
Virginia D. Bell
Jersey City
Atlantic City
Washington, D.C
E. A. Disbro
San Antonio
Texas
Phillip Herrmann
George Street
Disbro
Misa Herrmann
Vicks
DE. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell
Are Fleisher
Millinery
Mrs. Amer Startzman
S. S
Aaraer Armas
Drasgien
Marjorie Rambeau
Mabel Manton
Kevitt Manton
Miss Rambeau
Miss Rambeauu
Miss Rawbeau
Blanche Yurka
Ian Keith
Mack
R Ng Department Storer
North Cotomac ST
Sweet-Orr
THE
Leader
West
Franklin Street
Saginaw
Amy - Tem
Folm
Margaret Smith
Florence Williams Parker
Han
Grey Gables
Beauty Parlor
To & P.ml
W. Wanhington
Aughinbaugh
Silph
Ales
Ohio
Hamilton
Los Angeles
Silph Medical Company
New Yorkity
Aughinkaugh & Sons
Wareham's City
Miss Nickerson
Silps
Eelf
What the
Will
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