22 Oct 1927
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1927
Page
1
Social and Personal items from Boeiety column note guests and visits across Hagerstown Baltimore Cumberland and nearby towns. Mentions Walter venting Mw and cellist Robert J. Fubuney, plus several local residents visiting relatives and attending events. Births announced for Ruth Wolfe and J A Parke with Samuel Cheater.
Mise Nellia Martin of York. Fa. guest of Ronor at a 600 card party on Wednesday by her brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Robert J Martin at their home in Mulberry. The house was prettily decorated with delightful refreshments. Guests included Miss Marjorie Gabler, Miss Lucille Miller, Miss Anna Snyder, Miss Nausis Rhaige, Irvin Snyder, Ralph Stouffer, Mervin Ringer and Dr L K Leath. Prizes were won by Miss Martin, Miss Miller, Dr Leatherman and Mr Stouffer.
An earpress party at the home of Mrs. Mallin deighes honored her birthday with supper and warm wishes for many more celebrations. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Husperl Zeigler, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zelaler, Mr. and Mrs. Jovaply Kaley, and numerous other local residents and families.
Mra Ruth Matthews and Mra Nel entertain the Fueits Bible Glass at the home of Mye Matth ey 221 Winterstraat on Thursday night. After the business meeting refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Warren Shrey Mrs Stelia Little Mrs Irene Shivey Mrs Bya Rae Mrs Grace Qreen Mrs Bernie Campbell Mrs Mary Turner Mrs Emily Wolfenberg er Mrs Dye Fitzgerald Mrs Nellle Scarter Mrs Delsy Marsh Mrs Edna Harbaugh Mis Anna Romine Mr Velma Manions Miss Grace Baxter Miss Berenica Aun Foifenborger.
The Leitersburg Grange hosted a Thursday chicken supper drawing around two hundred guests from Leitersburg and nearby towns. A diverse lineup included quilts and crafts by Quilt Wirs Maxwell Black, Mrs. Paul Bren Waynesboro, Miss Fors Fussard, and other local contributors.
Miss Nation entertained her Sunday School class at her home on Washington avenue for the regular monthly meeting. After the business session, refreshments were served. Attending were Miss Helen Lnseld, teacher. Miss Minger Fisher. Miss Mary McCoy. Miss Tulia Flohr. Miss Charlotte Hottel. and aides Miss Anta Snyder, Miss Sheise, and A. W. Beachley.
Miss Saille Jeffries, U S public health nurse, spoke at Meridian Club luncheon in the Women’s Club. She recalled her Red Cross nurse service in France during the war. Regina Felgley, organist and new member, attended with Mitsa Bluoche as guest.
Attractive invitations mailed to members of the Elks Club of Hagerstown for a Halloween dance at the Hagerstown Country Club on October 23. Organizer Tora Ovulwalra engaged to furnish music for the event as the club begins a series of winter dances inviting town guests. Missionary meeting held by First Brethren Church Women’s Society at Mrs. Ford’s Mapleville home with refreshments after business.
Mrs Lillian Courtney of Cumberland and Charles H F Keenan of Branewick were wed on October 18 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Warrenfeltz, 21d Winter Street, Hagerstown. The ceremony was by Rev G I Rider. They will reside in Branewick. Keenan is well known in Hagerstown.
Miss Glendarn AM Perry and Adbart Sfak of this city were quietly married Thursday at 4 PM in Frederick by Rev Dr A G Rupp pastor at the German Lutheran Church. They were accompanied by L K Collistower and Miss Grace Harsiman of Hufirstown.
A story of a social gathering at the Miller home on Liscolt Street near Langale Street Church. The article notes a pleasant evening, a warm welcome, and mentions accompanying activities amid weather and winter preparations.
School officials announced night classes will open in the semitime period between November 1 and 1. R. J. Crimes, superintendent of schools, said the exact date will be fixed later.
Abyss Rosemary Carbine daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph F Carbine will wed Treder icke J Hill of Baltimore at St Marys Catholic church at 8 pm. The bride wears white georgette with silver embroidery and carries white roses. Bridesmaid Miss Margaret Regina Carling and best man Colman Barrett of Baltimore attend. The couple will honeymoon in Romney West Virginia.
Fragmentary OCR lists entries for marriage licenses including names such as Anton Vy Younkbta, 18, Middletown, Md, and Mabel by Wolf 21, Cavetown Maryland, with other couples and officials partially visible and unreadable. details are incomplete and uncertain. The period tone suggests a public notices brief from a local newspaper page.
Mrs J J Mabi npan Mrs Charles Bowman and Archibald Keuffman won prizes at the S00 party hosted by Mr and Mrs Behevlor Garlock at their Hallway Jaat home Thursday evening. Guests included Averhall Kunifman Win ner Bagore Chambers burg John J Halligan George F Weagley Bony Mays Hall Mr Keréhuvr Chaless Bowmen Veronica Wenglny Halligan and Doelko. The house was decorated with fat flower arrangements and potted pines.
Jewel Simpson, state superintendent of schools, visited Hagerstown yesterday to confer with county teachers who are developing tests for the state school board testing program. The tests focus on reading and English mechanics.
Abran Grout of Maryland Avenue marked a golden wedding anniversary with a Tuesday evening reception for close relatives and friends. Rev W L Remsburg of Junkstown delivered a warm address as numerous guests offered congratulations and gifts.
Joan Wagner of Charlton reports being robbed of 118 dollars while a man entered his room at City Hotel in his absence. Georg Zelgier found a roll of 115 dollars on Court Place. Wagner identified it and paid Zelgier ten dollars.
The note hints at using apples to cut down on something with a playful cadence. It mentions reluctance and uses the Flapper Fanny persona to deliver the quip in a light, era‑tinged voice.
Washington County Free Library staff Missee Maria Semler Margaret Binkley and Margaret Robver have just completed a six week European trip. They attended a British Library Association meeting in Edinburgh Scotland during part of the journey. Pleasant event joined by many friends as Elizabeth Weaver celebrates her fourteenth birthday with gifts and refreshments. Automatic Electric Washing Machines advertised at 329.50 by Potuman Edison Co Plan 2480 Addy.
A chaotic letter laments misprinted word puzzles in the Hagerstown paper. The writer, busy and frustrated, argues puzzles confuse readers and harm families. He calls for better puzzle layout to protect mothers and children and promote calm at home.
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