Rally Day Observed at Christ's Church with Hoffman Home
Children from the Hoffman Orphans Home of Littlestown Pa will be guests this Sunday as Rally Day and Harvest Home are observed in the church school at 9 30 The Hoffman Home superintendent Rev Arthur Leeming will speak about their work The Hoffman staff will accompany the children and the group will attend morning worship at 11 00 in the Main Church School Assembly room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Orphans’ Home
Littlestown
Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Church
Hoffman
Arthur Leeming
Hoffman Orphanage
Christ's Church School
Harvest Home and Rally Day Committee Chair Names In Littlestown
Miss Frances Berger serves as chairman of the Harvest Home and Rally Day committee, with plans mentioned for Sunday dinner and a return to Littlestown late Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
Frances Berger
Harvest Home
36th State Convention Sons and Daughters of Liberty
The Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore hosts the 36th State Convention this week. Maryland state leaders include Mrs. Mollie Hall as state councilor and Mrs. Iva Stine as state treasurer. attendees include Mrs. Elsie Weller, Mrs. Catherine Draper, Mrs. Beulah Harper, Mrs. Mary Himes, and couples Mr. and Mrs. William Unger, Mrs. Carrie Lewis, and Mrs. Ruth Sheeler representing Golden Star Council No. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Lord Baltimore
Baltimore
Mollie Hall
Hagerstown
Maryland
Iva Stine
Elsie Weller
Catherine Draper
Ways and Means
Beulah Harper
Mary Himes
William Unger
Carrie Lewis
Ruth Sheeler
Golden Star Council No. 25
Animals with light steps have keen hearing and dull ear in heavy steps
A saying notes that animals moving quietly tend to hear better, while those with heavy footfalls are said to possess a dull ear, linking gait to auditory acuity.
Miss Shenebeck Weds Rittman In Trenton Nuptials
Miss Florence V. Shenebeck of Trenton N J daughter of Mrs Mary Shenebeck Clear Spring Md and Mr Albert J Rittman of Trenton N J son of Mr and Mrs G W Rittman were married Sunday morning September 30 at 11 o'clock at the Methodist Church Trenton Rev Pine officiated Given in marriage by her cousin Raymond Titus the bride wore mauve lace over plum and orchids. The couple left for a wedding trip to Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence V. Shenebeck
Trenton
N. J
Mary Shenebeck
Clear Spring
Albert Jacob Rittman
G. W. Rittman
Methodist Church
Pine
Raymond Titus
Paul Faussett
Irene
Smart Pineapple embroidery pattern 7257 sale notice
Advertisement for Pattern 7257 featuring a Pineapple design with two 6x13 inch motifs and a 614x21 motif. Offer includes directions and print of illustrations. Send twenty cents in coins to The Hagerstown Daily Mall Household Arte Dept P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY. Include name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Arte Dept. P.O
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Alice Gronks
Couple Marries in Greencastle Double Ring Ceremony
Edith Irene Hoffman and Owen Ellis Kitzmiller wed in a Sunday ceremony at Evangelical Lutheran Church Greencastle with Rev. H B Burkholder and Rev. Paul Martin officiating. The couple plan a trip to Niagara Falls and New York after a reception at Shangri-La Restaurant. Both are Greencastle High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Irene Hoffman
Roy E. Hoffman
Greencastle
Owen Ellis Kitzmiller
Clyde L. Kitzmiller
State Line
Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. B. Burkholder
Paul Martin
Annabelle Shinham
Richard Biesecker
Maugansville
Biesecker
Dorothy Bumbaugh
Chambersburg
Martha Lee Stephen
Ruth Sellers
Mary Jane Binkley
Hilda Record
Waynesboro
Miss Stephen
Miss Sellers
Miss Binkley
Miss Record
Roxanna
Danielle Maloy
Rodger Lee Lutner
Franklin Kitzmiller
Owen Statler
Guy Johnson
David Hoffman
Merle Shaffer
Shangri-La Resestaurant
Niagara Falls
Canada
New York
Kitzmiller
Greencastle High School
Birthday party honors Frances Kepler at Keedysville home
Mrs. Cora Weaver hosted a recent birthday gathering in Keedysville for her daughter Frances Kepler. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. John Long, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sints sen, Mr. and Mrs. John Long Jr, Mrs. Harold Poffenberger, Mrs. George Bear, and Frances Long. The guest of honor received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Weaver
Keedysville
Frances Kepler
Howard Haynes
John Long
Richard Sintssen
John Long, Jr
Harold Poffenberger
George Bear
Frances Long
Engagements announced here in Hancock and Frostboro
Mrs. Augustus Kerns of Hancock announces engagement of daughter Nita Dolores to Floyd Emmons Munson also of Hancock. Both graduates of Hancock High School. Munson WWII veteran and taxi operator trainee at Hagerstown Business College. Weddings set for Christmas holidays. Another notice lists Dorcas Creek to Robert W. Cox of Clovis NM and Bertha Mae Creek to Carl Kallnger of Frostburg MD. Doris a 1944 Hancock High School graduate and nurse at Carlisle Hospital. Bertha Mae a Frostburg State College senior. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Kerns
Hancock
Nita Dolores
Floyd Emmons Munson
Alda Bishop
Hancock High School
Roy Creek
Dorcas
Robert W. Cox
Clovis
New Mexico
Bertha Mae
Carl Kallnger
Frostburg
Doris
University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
Carlisle, Pa
Set Of Three One Yard Patterns For Wardrobe
A vintage ad offers a three pattern set titled Set Of Three One Yard. It features two weskit styles and a straight skirt pattern in sizes 10 through 18. Includes yardage details and mailing address for Pattern Bureau Hagerstown Maryland and New York Old Chelsea Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilavda
Hagerstown
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Installation Staged Nearby Installation Staged Nearby
Mrs. Richard Turner was installed as president of the American Legion Auxiliary of Potomac Post No. 202 in Williamsport, with officers Gladys Hieffman Alma Allen Anne Davis Mary Grimes Lucretia Betts Maxine Bowers and Jeanette Cottrill. The ceremony in the Legion Home auditorium featured installing officer Mrs. Mary Hirshberger and attendance by district and department officers. Post president Mrs. Anne Davis presented gifts. Miss Mary Hirshberger and Mrs. Edna Marks noted honors for new members and leadership contributions. Music by Mrs. Jean Turner and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Turner
American Legion Auxiliary
Potomac
Williamsport
Gladys Hieffman
Alma Allen
Anne Davis
Mary Grimes
Lucretia Betts
Maxine Bowers
Jeanette Cottrill
Gladys Hoffman
Davis
Jean Turner
Correcting a child in public for impudent remark
In a moment of fault the adult corrects the child aloud within earshot. The guidance emphasizes addressing disrespect firmly and requesting an apology if the offense warrants it, modeling prudent discipline in front of others.
Pattern Booklet for Toys and Wearables
Advertisement offering over 125 practical, easy to sew pattern designs for all ages and all occasions. Price 20 cents. Order now for your copy.
Mrs Hoffmaster Hosts WCTU Meeting At Home
Mrs Clinton Hoffmaster acted as hostess for the WCTU at her home on Tuesday afternoon. With the president absent, Mrs May Clopper presided and Mrs Cora Rohrer led the program focusing on Doors In Our Own Community and The Church using five Biblical door references. Mrs Mary Sodergren sang Beyond the Sunset, and one new member Miss Alice Bittinger was enrolled. The union will meet November 8 at Mrs May Clopper's home due to Election Day, and elaborate refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Hoffmaster
W.C.T.U
May Clopper
Cora Rohrer
B. C. Lowe
Lowe
Christ
Mary Sodergren
Hoftmaster
Alice Bittinger
Woodpoint
Local Group Begins Bowling at Fountain Head Country Club
Mrs. Robert Harper led the opening Fountain Head Country Club women’s bowling league at Raney’s Coliseum with 309 109 108 across three games. Close behind were Mrs. McKee Price 306 110 106 and Mrs. Robert Nichols 301 104 99. Top single-game scores included Mrs. Edwin Smead 112 and several others. Teams and captains include Brassies led by Mrs. Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harper
Fountain Head Country Club
Raney’s Coliseum
McKee Price
Robert Nichols
Edwin Smead
Edward W. Cochran
Roy Leiter
Robert Fleigh
Kathleen Harbaugh
Woodrow Harner
Victor D. Miller, Jr
Ronald Blickenstaff
William Murphy
Wilson Caskey
Connie Delphy
E. B. Clark
Allen Leiter
Peggy Sullivan
Brassies
Frank
Scraps From Local Golf Club Lists Members and Ladies
A fragmented roll call lists P. McCraw Hazards and Mrs Frederick H Wagner along with several other ladies and club titles such as Birdies Dubbers Eagles Niblicks Potters Hookers Shankers and Slivers. Names include Mrs Odello Lester Mrs Rob ert Nichols Mrs Robert Fleigh Mrs Charles McKee Mrs Ford Bryan Mrs Wilson Caskey Mrs William Thomas and Mrs John Colton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McCraw
Frederick H. Wagner
Odello Lester
Robert Nichols
Robert ‘Fleigh
Charles McKkee
Ford Bryan
McKee Price
Wilson Caskey
William Thomas
John Colton
Howard Carrill
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Martin Jewlers
E. Washington Street
Or. M. App
Astra
Miss Shenebeck
Moller
Music Store
Potomac Street
Irene Mona Lisa
Sam
Tzena
Cincinnati
Harbor Lights
R. Flannagan Dream
Dream of
Me V. Monroe
Patricia
P. Come
Hutton
R. Flanagan
D. Cornell
K. Starr and
T. Ernie
Gabby
Gobbler
iSomebody
G. Jenkins
H. Carmichael
B. Crosby
T. Dorsey
Como
G. Lombardo
Mariners
Kaye
E .Tubb
E. Arnold
J. Dickens
H. Snew
R. Foley
Edith Hoffman
Owen Kitzmiller
Spencer’s Jewelry
Shoes
N. Potomac
Mrs. Hoffmaster
WCTU
Leiter bSrothers
Botany
Lester Brothers—Annex
Square Dance
Leiter Brothers
Imperial Candlewice
Leiter Bros. — Gift Shop
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