Social events mark Miss Charlotte Minnich birthday
A private return party at 113 Rose Hill Avenue celebrated Miss Charlotte Minnich turning eighteen with music dancing and games. Out of town and local guests joined in the merriment as Misses Heelyn Minnich Teabel Bailey Alice Smith Emma Simon and many others were listed as attendees along with a later note of a wedding at Washington Square M. B. H. Church for Miss Clara Meynard and Charles E. Heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Minnich
Heelyn Minnich
Teabel Bailey
Alice Smith
Emma Simon
Alive
Pos
Mary Fini
Edna Stickler
Louise’ Flery
Beatties Grove
Leon McKee
Minute Brobiemeyar
Frances Martin
Pauline Troxell
Hathryn Williams
Ruth Williams
Wye Keefauver
Millve Kesthuver
William Wolfe
Ernest Wolfe
Edwin Powell
Howard Iieminger
George Rosenberg
Clyde Martin
Brandt Eliott
le Roy Baker
Fred, Keefauver
Clarence Hidgely
Wilbur Keefauver
Washington Square
M. BH
Clara Meynard
Charles E. Heard
Lewis Heard
Central Avenue
Roy. L. Ferguson
Groots
Beard Auto Company
Washington Street
Kitchen Shower Honoring Niece at Moore Residence
A kitchen shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. M. Moore honored their niece Mrs. Wade Renasr. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Waile Renner, Mr. and Mrs. Wo. Moore, and many others with gifts such as glassware and enamel bedstead. Refreshments followed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Moore
Wade Renasr
Waile Renner
Wo. Moore
Afra
B. Cullers
J. M. Gelat
Black
Haverster
Nora Zellers
John Zellers
GR. Rider
Rad
Shunt
Mabel Miner
Burl Zellars
Carl Cullers
Mildred Cullers
Howard Cullers
Thelma Horst
Edgar Horst
John Art Jnold
Mary L. Hider
Fall Fashion Display Proves Big Success Citywide
Merchants under the Retailers' Bureau staged a fall fashion display that drew crowds to window scenes featuring jewels silks furs china furniture and footwear. The festive mood was enhanced by the Baskatroad Ride that eased foot traffic past the showcases. Readings show strong artistic interest and popular appeal across numerous counties. Also listed are marriage license notices for area couples including Mary Hotter Jennies Lamp and Witzdbeth Smith plus Monroe Kehor and Vera Wrahaker Habert Bao and Norene Ketler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacatetoad Road
Inica
Mary
Hotster
Tla City
Jennies
Lamp
Witzdbeth i
Smitth
Chaanbersburg
Monroe Kehor
Vera Wrahaker
Shaferatown
Adjutant Humphries Leads Salvation Army Mission Here
Adjutant Bessie Humphries from the Baltimore divisional office and her assistant Anna Sandquist arrived to take charge of the field and expand the Salvation Army. They emphasized spiritual aid first, charity second, with outdoor services and a goal of a large Sunday school. They seek a new hall location, cooperate with civic groups, and advocate thrift to curb wasteful spending among the poor, hoping to replicate Auburn success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Humphries
Baltimore
Salvation Army
Beget
Nester
Humphries
Misa Anna Sandquist
Auburn
N. Y
Aloger
Mika Sandquist
Alexander and
Franklin Streets
South
Jonathan
Ft Fg
Humphrice
Anbura
Tragic split unseen by the wife and the puzzled lover
A narrator struggles with guilt and fear after a man’s suspected betrayal leads to a tragedy. He debates telling Lila Ames and contemplates involving Philip Ames’s wife, while preparing to confront Philip’s office and the woman there. The scene centers on fear, duty, and shifting loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Ames
Philip
Kate
Mrs. Ames
Jack Wire
Social Calendar Missing Entries Prompt Call-In
Social calendar notices invite readers to call 195 in the morning to have meetings or events included. The message urges participation to ensure items appear in the social calendar. The item emphasizes reader engagement and timely submissions.
Fair Week Events Include Arts and Letters Meeting
October 11 to 15 marks Fair Week with a Wednesday Arts and Letters meeting at Mies MacClintock's School on a roadway at 3 30 p.m. A banquet hosted by the Fair Board will be held at the Fairground for poultry exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arts and Letters
Mies MacClintock
Kindness Opens Hall For 14 Deserving Transients
A local hall provided shelter and hospitality to fourteen transients unable to pay for beds. Adjutant Humphries and Miss Sandquist oversee a Salvation Army home at 414 Mitchell Avenue, supporting workers and easing overcrowded Eastern areas. Hagerstown welcomes these workers and wishes them success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Salvation Army
Adjutant Humphries
Miss Sandquist
Mitchell Avenue
Hagerstown
Woman's Club Holds First Postformation Meeting
Over 200 members attended the first meeting since formation, with 300 enrollments from Hagerstown and county. President Mrs Emmett W Gans led discussions on the Lov a ton committee report as the club eyes two properties on W Washington Street and potential use of the Doverner Hamilton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Hagerstown
Emmett W. Gans
Lovaton Committee
Buginensoft
W. Washington Street
Doverner Hamilton
Julia Hamilton
Phito Statton
Roger Whipple
Jean Lucas
Kiwanis Club Event Tonight at Chamber and Dances
Kiwanis Club hosts a 12:20 meeting at the Chamber of Commerce followed by an evening dance at the Country Club with Kaminsky's Orchestra. Stouffer's Academy features a nightly dance with a special orchestra throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Himelicon
Chamber of Commerce
avening—Kaminsky
Stouffer's Academy
You Are Well Bred A Guide For Traveling Women
Advice from a historical guide urging traveling women to know guest privileges at clubs or hotels, prompt menu choices, and share travel expenses. It emphasizes courtesy, self reliance, and practical manners for social travel and hosting.
Notable suffrage leader to speak at city luncheon
The League of Women Voters will honor Maude Wood Park and Mrs Chas E Ellicott of Baltimore as featured guests at an October 18 luncheon. Park, president of the league, is celebrated for her congressional leadership in securing the Federal Suffrage Amendment. Ellicott, state league president, is a Boston-born advocate with deep ties to public service and charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy 2. Knarely
Dirming- Dai Southern College
Roger &.Schlosser
Washington County
Snavely
Hamilton Boulevard
Charles G
Baltimore County
Thig County
League of Women Veter
Mim Maude Wood Park
Norkma
Mia
S ‘Intel
Wellesley
Boston
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
College Equal Suffrage League
Ald
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Vashinetos
Congress
Mrn
Parker & Rew
Nathsl
League of Women Voters
League
Mys. Chas. E. Ellicott
Baltimore
Booth
le Moyne
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Fier
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Buckhamon
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Mra. J. Ira Ritter
Bender Apartments
Harold Bester
Dong d Beard
Mercersburg Academy
James V. Coonen
Cleveland
John Keckler
Mea.Herry Montonffer
Washington County Hospital
William C. Diehl
Gettysburg
Colege Activites
B. H. Zelgter
BH. B. Bradley
Laura King
Wrehington
Woman's Missionary Society
Methodial Metaconal Church
Washington
Harding
John H. Norton
Calvert Apartments
Aml
Isaiah Haerehman
Corbett Street
San Mar
Alex. Bowers
Heaver Creak
Mary Bowers
MY. Whenys. Wiltier Kretver
Buwust Street
Purcuia
Fwind
Capt
Mrs. Hogan
Baltinvare
Frank Bentz
Prospect Street
Eva Ford
Boonshorn
Ssienis
Wily
I. B. McLaughlin
Hough Apartments
Ron
France
Belgium
Garminy
New York
Zeeland
Aras
Hallowe'sn
Mies Mane Ardingot
Florence Wilach
Williamsport
Russell A. Gar
Misa Bernaching
Adimlin
Ertonalla
Mie Pheeaner
Pridiy
TN. Fieming
Aira
Hamel A
Muinar Hotel
Wurhielan
Mayers
The
Philip Amesquad
Bas Hans Wte
Misa Howard
Lila
Recon
Woman’s Club
D. H. Fleming
South Potomac Street
John L. Weaver
W. Franklin &T. Hagarstown
Warkh Machine Booth
Mr. Win
Adie Andadei Ibn
Im. Eenager
England
Wrigleys
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