Local wedding notes Ida Dorothea Reese wed in Baltimore
Miss Ida Dorothea Reese married Oct 2 in Baltimore at St Bernardine Church in a dusty pink taffeta gown with a Peter Pan collar. Her sister Lottie Gibbs as maid of honor wore aqua, with Joseph Drega as best man and guests in floral attire. The couple, after a reception, left for New York City for their honeymoon. Mrs. Drega is a 1942 Hagerstown High School graduate, employed by the Social Security Board. her groom served in the U S Coast Guard and works for Baltimore Gas and Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Dorothea Reese
Clayton
Baltimore
St. Bernardine
Church
Sargus
Lottie Gibbs
Joseph Drega
Parker Bee
Maurice de “Kelly
Local residents return from travels and hospital visits
Presson Austin Young and family of Hamilton Park return from a seven week trek via Northwest and California. Mrs. L. W. Plummer of Cambridge Md resumes home life after weeks with her son and daughter in law. Gehr L Snyder and Berry F Snyder of Smithsburg register at Park View Inn. Howard F Clagston of Chester Pa returns after visiting relatives. Richard Hollingsworth of Leitersburg shows hospital improvement. Carrie Jenkins Baeritt of 421 West Church St. recovers at Washington County Hospital from a fall. Robert Lowery of Ashland D leaves for San Antonio to join Lackland Air Base. Phyllis and Burton Hoffman and Ann Melton visit Mrs. Irwin Hoffman. Glen O Zimmerman's group attends National Electronic Distributor Association meeting at Pocono Manor with next gathering planned in November at Hotel Alexander.
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Carrie Jenkins Baeritt
West Church Street
Washington County Hospital
Glen O. Zimmerman
Pocono Manor
National
Electronic Distributor? Association
Hotel Alexander
Births Chronicle From Hagerstown and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Harold A Detrich announce the birth of Robert Lee at Summerset Hospital Summerset Pa. Mr and Mrs William Gelwicks announce William Edward born at Washington County Hospital on September 16. Mr and Mrs Wallace L Carter announce Beverly Lorraine born at Washington County Hospital on October 2. Mrs Carter formerly Lorraine Hofe of Big Pool. Mr and Mrs Ivan Diller announce Carl Lee born at the Nursing Home in Maugansville on October 2. Mrs Diller is Lydia Eby of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Detrich
Hagerstown
Robert Lee
Summerset Hospital
Summerset, Pa
Mr. Detrich
C. Lee Detrich
William Gelwicks
Prospect Avenue
William Edward
Washington County Hospital
Wallace L. Carter
Elizabeth Street
Beverly Lorraine
Ivan Diller
Carl Lee
Maugansville
Diller
Lydia Eby
Hospital Releases Yesterday Names Several Local Residents
Yesterday's hospital releases list local residents including Edward F. Phillips of 104 North avenue, Mrs. Edward F Phillips, Edward E. Shives of Big Pool, Harry C. Darbee of Sharpsburg route 2, Mrs. H. F. Clark of 1840 Georgia avenue, Charles E. Taylor of 2217 Virginia avenue, Jasper V. Long of 17 West Baltimore street, Mrs. Clyde H. Bivens and infant daughter of Mercersburg route 2, and Walter A. Bitner of route 1 Fairplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Phillips
North Avenue
Adrian E. Shives
Edward F Phillips
Harry C. Darbee
Sharpsburg
H. F. Clark
Georgia Avenue
Charles E. Taylor
Virginia Avenue
Jasper V. Long
Baltimore Street
Clyde H. Bivens
Mercersburg
Walter A. Bitner
Fairplay
Officers To Be Installed Friday
The Dixon Troxel Post of the American Legion Auxiliary of Fankstown will hold an installation meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the Legion home. The officers to be installed are Mrs. Gladys Anderson president Mrs. Ethel Waugh first vice president Mrs. Janet Grove second vice president Mrs. Nina Harshman chaplain Mrs. Evelyn Bentz treasurer Mrs. Norma Finfrock secretary Mrs. Katherine Howard historian Mrs. Elizabeth Bowers sergeant at arms and Mrs. Beatrice Showe color bearer. All members are urged to be present.
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Dixon-Troxel
American Legion Auxiliary of
Fankstown
Legion
Gladys Anderson
Ethel Waugh
Janet Grove
Nina Harshman
Evelyn Bentz
Norma Finfrock
Katherine Howard
Elizabeth Bowers
Ladies Hold Social Event at St Johns Lutheran Church
The Ladies Bible Class of St John s Lutheran Church held a Halloween party in the church auditorium with games and prizes. Mrs Ruth Thomas led the program and Mrs E S Grove chaired the social committee. President Mrs H R Zimmerman presided at the brief business session. Plans were made for a November 18 Christmas bazaar with lunch from 11 p m to 1 15 p m. Public invitation extended. A nominating committee comprised Mrs D A Bowers Mrs Oscar Hartsock Mrs Earl Wolfe and Mrs John Long.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Ruth Thomas
E. S. Grove
H. R. Zimmerman
D. A. Bowers
Oscar Hartsock
Earl Wolfe
John Long
Missionary Rally Set by First Christian Church
The fall Missionary Rally of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church will be held Wednesday October 6 at 8 p m. Miss Maud Hildebrand’s division leads the program and Mrs Virginia Hildebrand directs a feature titled Brides Through the Years featuring bridal gowns from 1884 to 1948. Guest soloists Evangeline Hayworth Alma Moore and Alfred Davies perform with Mrs William Peacher assisting at the organ.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
Fall Winter Fashion Book Patterns Offer
Smart school patterns show pleated skirt with jacket and knit Scotch hat Nos 2373 2952 2573 available in sizes 4 6 8 10 12 and head sizes 19 20 21 22. Each pattern costs 25 cents with name address and style number. The 44 page Fall-Winter catalog presents over 173 designs for all ages and occasions priced at 20 cents.
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Decker
Hagerstown, MD
Daily Mail
1St ST
New York
Reverend Robinson to Speak at Washington County Meet
The Washington County Council of Parents and Teachers hosts a meeting at South Potomac Junior High School on Thursday at 7 45 p m. Rev Paul M Robinson pastor of the Church of the Brethren will be guest speaker with the subject What Democracy Means to You A large attendance is urged for the event.
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Washington County
Council of Parents and Teachers
South Potomac Junior High School
Paul M. Robinson
Church of the Brethren
New Fashion Is Added This Fall By Dorothy Roe
Gloves and sleeves dominate the fall lineup with new sleeve treatments and lengths. The trend features feminine fitted kid and doeskin gloves to pair with three quarter and elbow length sleeves. Victorian inspired wrist gloves pair with barrel sleeves and shorties suit cocktail wear.
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Associated Press
Surprise Dinner Honors Niles Booth Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. N U Booth entertained at the Airport Inn for their son Niles J s twenty first birthday. Guests included Betty Edwards Jennie Bad rich Louise Eckard Janet Dixon Naomi Booth Allen Ruth Nelson Carpenter Charles Brewer Dempsey Adams F G Myers Milo Fales William Warden J H Reed James Booth Pearl Rohrer Joseph Bloyder Jean Marie Mary Landis Booth and others. The guest of honor received many gifts.
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N. U. Booth
Airport Inn
Niles J
Betty Edwards
Jennie Badrich
Louise Eckard
Janet Dixon
Naomi Booth
Allen Ruth
Nelson Carpenter
Charles Brewer
Dempsey Adams
F. G. Myers
Milo Fales
William Warden
J. H. Reed
James Booth
Pearl Rohrer
Joseph Bloyder
Jean Marie
Mary and
Landis Booth
Zonta Club Holds Rose Bowl Tea Room Meeting
Members of the Zonta Club met at the Rose Bowl Tea Room for a regular session led by President Mrs. William Garrett. Reba Spender spoke on the Freedom Train and invited visits to a local library display while plans for a card party at Mrs. Coffman’s home October 27 were set, with Dr. Evelyn Luke and Mrs. Geary Porter handling arrangements.
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Zonta Club
Rose Bowl Tea Room
William Garrett
Reba Spender
Andrew K. Coffman
Antietam Street
Evelyn Luke
W.geary. Porter
Homemakers Hold Meeting in Funkstown Club
The Funkstown Homemakers Club met at Lutheran Church with Mesdames Howard Hebb Frank Trite and Virgie Reese as hostesses. Activities included apron making displays by Ardath Martin and a program with singing, art displays, and a discussion on pressure cookers. New officers elected will take office in January. The next meeting is set for November 5 in the church social room.
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Howard Hebb
Frank Trite
Virgie Reese
Funkstown
Lutheran Church
Ardath Martin
S. GO. Matthews
Frank Welty
Harvey Miller
Thomas Sully
Robert Schmidt
Clarence Lee
John Hoffman
Mary Howard
E. L. Smith
Fred Kenner
George Steitlemyer
Edward Holder To Be Speaker At Grange Meeting
Leitersburg Grange holds regular meeting on Wednesday October 6 at 7 30 p m featuring National Grange Lecturer Edward Holder address. All welcome, especially those interested in joining the Grange.
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Edward Holder
Leitersburg Grange
National Grange
The
Grange
Special Meeting To Be Held By The Double Ring Club
The Double Ring Club will hold a special meeting on Wednesday October 6 at 8 p m in the Parish House. Refreshments will be served and movies shown by Sgt Peters. All members urged to attend. Uncle Sam's first five cent pieces minted in 1794 were silver and contained no nickel.
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Double Ring Club
Sgt. Peters
Uncle Sam
Dear Mary Haworth advises on a girl with obsessive cleanliness
A listener seeks guidance about Alice an 18 year old plagued by germs and ritual handwashing. A psychiatrist notes possible obsessive neurotic anxiety requiring timely psychiatric management and home or hospital therapy with access to Central Mental Hygiene Clinic through The Daily Mail.
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Mary Haworth
Alice
The
Daily Mail
Washington Post
King Features Syndicate
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Sharon
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Hamilton Park
Tacoma
Washington
Northwest States
California
L. W. Plummer
Cambridge, Md
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Oak Hill Avenue
Gehr.l. Snyder
Berry F. Snyder
Smithsburg
Park View Inn
Berkeley Springs
Howard F. Clagston
Chester
Joseph S
Hotel
Hamilton
Richard Hollingsworth
Leitersburg
Newton D. Baker V. A. Hospital
Martinsburg
W.2
Robert Lowery
Ashland
B. Lowery
San Antonio
Texas
Lackland Air Base
Phyllis Hoffman
University of Maryland
Burton Hoffman
Strayer’s Business College
Ann Melton
Irwin Hoffman
South Potomac Street
Shine
Elaundromat
Potomac
Armory
Rayon
Bernard’ S Dry Goods
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America
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Hospital
St. John's Lutheran Church
Rev. Robinson
Dorothy Roe
Busken
Robin. Hood
Glick
W. Washington St
City Hospital
Florence M. Doe
R.N
Elizabeth J. Hines
W. Va
Funkstown Homemakers Club
Davidow
Adele Simpson
Rentner
Mangone
Martiny
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SHOES
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