Models Named for Fountaindale School Fashion Revue
Selected models from the Teacher Association will appear in the Fashions for 50-41 revue at Fountaindale School on Thursday October 12. Local women include Betty White Leatherman Catherine Stouffer Michhell Wagaman Crown Dick Eileen Cari Potter Fridinger Dansberger Schloscher Betty Gray Marian Hade. Clothes by Letter Brothers through the Christmas season. Victoria White Russell will provide commentary with music throughout. A board party following the show offers prizes for each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountaindale
Teacher Association
Betty White
Gladys Leatherman
Catherine Stouffer
Michhell Wagaman
Crown Dick
Eileen Cari
Peter Potter
Harry Fridinger
Jeanette Dansberger
Barbara Schloscher
Betty Gray
Marian Hade
Letter Brothers
Victoria White Russell
Updegraff Class Meets This Evening at 7:30
The Updegraff Rifle Class of the First Christian Church will meet this evening at 7 30 in the church dining room. Mrs Frank Harper and Mrs Albert Sayles are chairmen in charge of the meeting. Members are urged to be punctual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Updegraff
Updegraff Rifle
First Christian Church
Troma
Frank Harper
Albert Sayles Aree
Birth notices from Washington County area announce several newborns
P and Mrs Harold G Davis announce a daughter born October 4 at Swedish Hospital. Mr and Mrs James A Cottingham of Boston Pa announce son John Richard Cottingham born September 2 at McKeesport Hospital. Several other families report births including Ida Marie at Washington County Hospital to Mr and Mrs Allen Alair, Teresa Ann to Mr and Mrs Rey W Brant, Carl Ann to Mr and Mrs Barnhart, Lynn Richard to Mr and Mrs Lemuel Holler, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Woodrow Bipp, and additional newborns with mothers' former names listed. dates and locations vary across residents of Rohrersville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Davis
Minneapolis
Minn
Mavis
Hazel Hartley
James A. Cottingsham
Boston
John Richard Cottingham
McKeegport Hospital
Cottingham
Loris Gossard
Joseph Tlard
Halfway
Cottinghen
Hamilton Boulevard
Allen Alair
Englewood Hod
Ida Marie
Washington County Flospitals
Ahalt
Marie Fash
Baltimore
Ate
Rey W. Brant
Maryland Avenue
Atiounee
Teresa Ann
Arteher
Wisheington County Hospital
Brown
Clara’ Mae Timnbronck
Lemuel Holler
Rohrersville
Anmonines
Lynn Richard
Washington County Hall
Local Health and Social Notes From Washington County
Several residents are mentioned in local notices. Pianta f and Mrs St K Cook of Halfway are improving at Washington County Hospital after a broken hip. Mrs W I H Needy hig returned home on Broadway after ten days in New England visiting daughters Louise in Springfield and Dorothy in Arlington. Lillian Griffith of South Paton Street is hospitalized after a fall. Gloria Moser of Guilford Avenue visits Mr and Mrs Joseph C Midkiff in Elkins West Virginia and plans to attend the Forrest festival. Charles Groh, son of Mr and Mrs Garvhou Grohl of The Terrace, has entered sophomore year at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. Levin Stonebraker has returned home from visiting relatives in Fort Meade and Fort Marras, Val Me. Maleekh and Mrs L A Carbaugh move from West Memorial Boulevard to Marvin Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. K. Cook
Halfway
Washington County Hospital
W. I. H. Needy Hig
Broaihway
New England
Louise
Springfield
Derothy
Arington
Lillian Griffith
South Paton Street
Gateway Nursing Hong
Levin Stonebraker
South Prest Street
Dn Faith
Gehl
Fort Marras
Val
Winters announces engagement of Elizabeth Kershner
Mrs Harry UL Winters of Needy Matherry Street announced the engagement of her daughter Elizabeth Kershner to Pot toeer 02 Clagett, a son of Mr and Mrs Roger Cheeett of Ty Sumit Arete. The bride to be is a Hagerstown High School alumna who studied at The Hagerstown High Seves and recently joined the Army Air Force. she is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry UL Winters
Matherry Street
Anlounced
Elizabeth Kershner
Pottoeer
Mar Fores
Texas
Open House Celebrates Sisler Anniversary at Tammany Heights
Mr. and Mrs. John Sisler hosted an open house at their new Tammany Heights home on Tuesday evening, marking their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Attendees from Williamsport Green Castle and surrounding towns joined the couple along with family guests and friends in a table centerpiece of white flowers ivy and silver candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sisler
Tammany Heights
Joseph Mahowe
Clarence Emerson
Annis Hollinger
Greencastle
Clara C. Stocksdale
Sisler
Christ Reformed Church
Conrad C. Clever
Robert
Salisbury
Annise Hollinger
Margaret Eshelman
Walter Diehl
Joseph Marfowe
Esther Finfrock
Elis Cromer
Fred Keefer, Jr
Heracred Thurmond
Hagerstown
Erskine Farr
Stanton, Va
J. Robert Sislerbury
Lewis Snare
Henson Bowser
Charles Harsh
Richard Kesselring
William Huddle
Miss Sampsell Weds Charles M Hays Jr at Fort Meade Chapel
On Sunday September 4 at 4 pm a quiet double casting ceremony was held in the Chapel at Fort Meade. Miss Norma Elizabeth Sampsell, daughter of M/Sgt. Norman Karl Sampsell, married Mr. Charles M. Hays Jr. in the presence of family and a few friends. The bride wore a two piece brown striped suit with brown accessories and a white rose corsage. Maid of honor Noris Gossard, aunt of the bride, wore a wine suit with a yellow rosebud corsage. A reception followed at the bride’s home on East Baltic Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Meade
Carlson
Norma Elizabeth Sampsell
Charles M. Hays, Jr
Miss Sampsell
Norman Karl Sampsell
Fort Mead
Hays
Charles M. Hays
Coffman Avenue
Noris Gossard
Archie Moser
Waynesboro
Kerver
Sampsell
TreeAd Club Initiation Planned by Y.M.O.A.
The TreeAd Club of the Y.M.O.A plans formal initiation of new members on Monday in October at 5 p.m. behind the regular meeting room. A program follows the ceremony, and all members are urged to attend. A 1918 patent granted to Ham Plow was witnessed by C. Pickles and J. Herring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TreeAd Club
Y. Mo. A
Ham
C. Pickles
J. Herring
Women Guild Rally At Christ's Reformed Church
The Women's Guild of Christ's Reformed Church opened fall and winter activities with a well attended rally on October 4. Mrs. Howard K. Reinhardt led the devotional on unfinished business for the kingdom, featuring guests from St. Paul's Methodist St. John's Lutheran the Church of the Brethren and Presbyterian Church. Mrs. James W. Moss presided over the business session. hostesses for the social hour included Emma Benner Walter E Dearfoss Harry Hoover James W. Moss and Charles W. Plack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild
Christ's Reformed Church
Howard K. Reinhardt
Walter Daniels
St. Paul's Methodiat
William Dorsey
Church of the Brethren
Harry W. Kretzer
St. John’s Lutheran
Thomas Powell
Presbyterian Church
James W. Moss
Emma Benner
Walter BE. Dearfoss
Harry Hoover
James W
Opening Tea Success for B'nai Abraham Sisterhood
About fifty members and guests attended the opening tea at Mrs. Maxwell Greenwald's home on The Terrace from 2:30 to 6:00 PM. New members welcomed were Mrs. Stanley Macht, Mrs. Samuel Schwartzman, and Mrs. Ben Levin. The next meeting is set for the first Wednesday in November at 8:15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nai Abraham Sisterhood
Maxwell Greenwald
Louis Cohen
Samuel Schwartzman
Greenwald
Aaron Ruben
Ben ,Kimmel
Hyman Ross
Harry P. Cohen
Sisterhood
Stanley Macht
Ben Levin
installation ceremony marks Grange and Legion event in Funkstown
The American Legion Auxiliary of Dixon Troxell Unit No 211 Funkstown installed officers led by Mrs Mary Hershberger Western Maryland District secretary Installations named Eleanor Wood Gladys Andrews Ethel Waugh Helen Nuse Mabel Duffey Noanne Barnes Katherine Finfrock Nina Harshman Helen Beecher Mary Wolford Pearl Smyre Catherine Howard Mabel Schuck also appointed new chairmen including Madeline Stockslager rehabilitation Gladys Andrews Americanis Elizabeth Bowers Nina Harshman janities Margaret Pan membership Katherine Finfrock child welfare Beatrice Showe publicity Mabel Schuck Ruth Forrest Elizabeth Steen Eleange Wood Verna Carr pianist Gifts to outgoing officers Refreshments served Leitersburg Grange to host community show October 6 7 with large display and cash prizes Entries open Nov 4 11 contact Werman Stockslager committee chairman for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Dixon Troxell
Funkstown
Mary Hershberger
Western Maryland
Eleanor Wood
Gladys Andrews
Ethel Waugh
Helen Nuse
Mabel Duffey
Noanne Barnes
Katherine Fine Frock
Nina Harsh
Helen Beecher
Mary Wolford
Pearl Smyre
Catherine Howard
Mabel Schuck
Madeline Stockslager
Americanis
Elizabeth Bowers
Nina Harshman
Margaret Pan
Katherine Finfrock
Beatrice Showe
Francis Music
Ruth Forrest
Elizabeth Steen
National Defense
Eleange Wood
Ina Harshman
Verna Carr
Ottgoing
Couples Class Plans Hallowe'en Party
The Couples Class of the First Christian Church met at Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore home on Roessner Avenue to plan a Hallowe en party for October 31 and the November banquet. After the meeting attendees enjoyed games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Thomas Moore
Roessner Avenue
Hallowe'en
Mrs Irving Birthday Honored by Beaver Creek Friends
Mrs Leorah Irving of Beaver Creek celebrated her eighty fourth birthday on October 3 with a party. Gladioli and dahilas adorned the event and guests included many Irvings and friends, who presented gifts and shared in the occasion. Nearby Belgian Congo mining reports note cobalt tin zinc lead cadmium and gold diamond estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Creek
Leorah Irving
Gladioli
Dahilas
Elizabeth Reese
Mra
Lloyd Schroyer
Lewis Leathers
Clarence Irving
Earl Irving
Roy Mowen
Kenneth Seebroyer
Belgian Congo
Rev Miller Attends Interdenominational Leadership School
The Rev Raymond M Miller pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Funkstown spends five days this week at an Interdenominational Leadership Training School in Pulaski Virginia He conducts chapel discussions at Mission College each morning and teaches a course on the Adult International Sunday School lessons each evening The school runs Monday through Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond M. Miller
St. Paul's
Lutheran Church
Funkstown
Pulaski
Mation College
Girls Club Makes Plans for Hagerstown Halloween
Members of the Hagerstown Girls Club plan a Halloween party and parade appearance. Cheerleaders named include Nancy Vaughn Darelen Barton Jean Barton Patsy Vaughn with Barton as October captain and Vaughn as November leader. Other helpers sought for YMCA swimming and club supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Girls ’Club
Hallowe'en
Forture
Nancy Vaughn
Darelen Barton
Jean Barton
Patsy Vaughn
Shirley Charchey
YMCA
Gorman Ingram
W. T. Norment
Halfway Auxiliary Plans Session
A special meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Volunteer Fire Company of Halfway is set for Monday October 9 at 8 pm to plan activities for upcoming months. Members are urged to attend with Mrs W H H Needy and Mrs Charles W Wilson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ ‘Auxiliary
Volunteer Fire, Company of Halfway
W. H. H. Needy
Charles W. Wilson
Recital Friday by Mrs David Black Jr Class at Museum
Pupils from the Ha gerstown School of Music under Mrs David Black Jr present a Friday October 6 recital at the Washington County Museum at 8 PM. The program lists numerous student pieces by Yvonne Bishop Maria Smith and others with a note on a turkey name origin sharing a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Black
Museum
David Black, Jr
Hagerstown School of Music
Washington County Museum
Yvonne Bishop
Maria Smith
Louise Winters
Gloria Joney
Yonder Rock
Sally Creek
Dow
Cane Patch
Jo Elen Spangler
Arctic
Dickie Kesselring
Dottie Kline
Gail Feigley
Drum
Bonnie Winders
Roberta Hauger
Linda Layman
Larry Corbett
Loretta Winders
Dorothea Weller
Gerealdine Brown
Jeaneette Gardenhour
Barcarolle
Tales of Hoffman
Joanne Mullendore
Tarantella
Patsy Camp
Skaters
Patsy Davis
the Merry Farmer
Rosalie Wolfe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Antietam
Wilson
Antietam Street
Washington County Free Library
St. Mary's Parochial School
Shawn
Suzy Piper
Hantel
Lee Mowery West
Tijuana Myers
Fountaindale Pta
Blind Service
Prospect St
Mroo and
Ratert
G. Barn ‘Hart
Winter Stentaimee
Dauughter
Carl Ann Jon Sunday
Varnhart War
Arminthia /Smith
Woodrow Bippe
Suz
Washington Street
Achaughrer
Wasdmaden County Hospital
Wis
Mary Fritz
Ehieene Shank
Frederick Street
Wylluensper
Gnsen
Dennis Ware
Washington County
Mtai
Shank
Jane Bassard
Gabert Shanaker
Hoonsborn
Ataronte
An oManehter
Mia Wedne
Ceoarse W “Tiger
John Adagis
Taek Weep
Saum
Jonathan Street
Pianta F
Gloria Moser
Guilford Avenue
Joseph C. Midkitt
Elkins
W. Va
Sity
Win
Charles Groh
Ates
Maleekh
L A
Fort Meade Chapel
Dobbs
Sligiv Cody Ai
Women’s Guild
Christ's Reformed
B'nai Abraham
Grange
Dixon Troxell Unit
Leitersburg Grang
Leitersburg
Gseneral
Werman Stockslager
Mrs. Irving
Shockey
Mason & Hamlin
Ward
Tiano Fischer
Knabe
Fiano
The
Metropolitan Opera
Wurlitzer
Summit Ave
Phewe
Rev. Miller
Girls Club
Hallowe’en
Turkey
Spencer’s Jewelry
Potomac Street
Ane
Hee
Bear Thia
Summit Avenue
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