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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
12
A reader asks about cosmetic deception for a twenty year old seeking breast augmentation and wonders how a husband would react. Ann Landers weighs in on keeping appear-ances honest, family dynamics, and the impact of a younger looking mother around teenage children.
American Legion Auxiliary unit 246 holds a business meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at the post home in Sharpsburg. All members are urged to attend.
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The Ladies Auxiliary to the Sharpsburg Fire Company held a regular meeting on Tuesday September 24 at the Fire Hall led by President Mrs Aldeth Moore. Chaplain Mrs Ann Taute offered prayer. The group noted an upcoming Washington County Fire Company Auxiliaries meeting October at Hancock Community Park with indoor shelter if cold. They raised 463 dollars from the supper for Bearded Men's Chapter No 3 of Washington County. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mary Grove and Mrs Anna Grove. The next meeting is scheduled for Originer 22 at 7 30 p.m with Doris Churchey giving a demonstration. Prizes will be awarded at Halloween for best costume. Agnes Bender won the evening prize.
The Fas'n-ters Square Dance Club saluted Maryland Square Dance Week September 22 28 with a September 21 event. Mayor Burhans read Governor Tawes proclamation as dancers wore colorful costumes and enjoyed refreshments prepared by Martha Gossard and Judy Wood. The club traces its origins to the Washington Square Dancers Association and plans a dance on October 5 with Bill Milhouse as caller.
Mr and Mrs Brave Weaver of 4 West Washington Street hosted Sunday visits from Mrs Wevers nieces and nephew Mrs Ray Cheever and Mr Vera Kendle from Mattoon. Mrs Wever previously Minnie Osborn. Edward Wade Smith of 27 Elizabeth Street is a patient at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after surgery last Friday. Mrs W W Nigro of Livingston New Jersey will visit with son Kenneth Nigro of 12 South Prospect Street. HH E Kershner of Hancock and family spent the weekend in Hanover Pennsylvania. Mrs Michael Boward of 14 Review Avenue is a patient at Washington County Hospital.
Miss Myra Loy Harper and Richard Poffenberger bridge at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Paint of Rocks on a Saturday afternoon. The ceremony included elaborate floral arrangements, a traditional nuptial hymn, and a garden party reception. The bride, daughter of Charles and Leora Harper, wore satin with pearl embroidery, and the groom, son of Cecil Pott enberger, is employed in financial services. | Note: This is a condensed reconstruction of the event with named individuals and places preserved.
The PTA plans to open the fall season with a meeting on Thursday October 10 after an executive committee meeting on September 25. Officers for the year include President Mrs Carl Ranazhoff Vice President Harry Davele Recording Secretary Mrs Torald Huber Corresponding Secretary Mrs Anthony Ciatetli Treasurer Mr and Mrs Philijy Rohrer and County Council members Mrs Wayne Kiser and Mrs Hebert Harrison. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Fairplay Fire Company meets December 12 at the Fire Hall at 8 p.m. All members are invited.
Baltimore will host a full scale replica of the Star Spangled Banner Flag in the Maryland Pavilion at the New York World’s Fair. Under Flag House Association oversight, volunteers will weave and sew to match the 42 by 30 foot flag with 15 stars and 13 stripes. The project, guided by Mrs. J Filmer Weisheit, includes research on original dimensions, thread weights, and star and stripe construction, with the finished flag to be presented to Maryland at the fair’s close.
Miss Naney Catherine Lewis and Charles Ridenour wed on Saturday evening September eight at the Neverend J. L. Soudeys parsonage in Mt Lena. The bride wore lavender lace and white, guest Shirley Warden attended, best man Prod Hoffman, reception at Abe vil. couple plans to reside in Mt Lena. Both attended local high schools and work for Mane Yeck Bread Co.
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