Social and Personal News and Local Visits
Social and personal notices list visits, homecomings, travels, and family updates. Derv and Mrs J B Whitaker of Cumberland visiting Mr and Mrs L H Gander in Harrisburg street. Miss Jane I Fogle returned home from Cape May. Mr and Mrs Benny McDonald of Baltimore visited relatives in Berryville. Grace Castle recovering after tumor operation. Waller Martin returns to Baltimore after a week with Norma Blone in Harrisburg Street.
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Derv
J. B. Whitaker
Sumberland
Mr. and
Mig
L. H. Gander
Jane i. Fogle
Cape May
N. J
Benny §. McDonald
Ballimore
Waller Martin
Baltimore
Norma Blone
East Washington Street
Famous ballroom dancers to come to New York Coliseum
Aimey Dratled and Esbetle, noted ballroom dancers from New York, will winter in Florida and have been engaged to perform exhibitions of the art on Wednesday night at the Coliseum. The duo are regarded among the East's best and are said to be associated with five other dancers in a new idea to be tried in major cities.
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Aimey Dratled
Esbetle
New Yort
Tumour Billroom
Ian
Florida
Hava Bean
Dex
Coliseum
Hays
Bis
Eastern Star Holds Dance and Banquet
One of the era’s most elaborate affairs was given by Queen Esther Chapter 3 Order of Eastern Star in Baltimore. A 2:30 PM conferral of degrees and a banquet at the Columbian Hotel preceded an 8 PM dance at Stoulver’s Hall with 400 attendees. Notables included Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Coran Weider and Worthy Grand Patron Francis G Morrison of Baltimore. Also present were Past Grand Matrons Mrs Marl KK Quey of Washington and W. P. Wachier of Hagerstown, with officers Mrs Mabel L Eplelman and Charles W. Sullivan. Separate listings note multiple marriage licenses issued in the area.
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Queen Esther
Order of Eastern Star
Rite of Maryland
Colouinl
Mabel L Eplelman
Charles W. Sullivan
Olive Tablets and the promise of renewed energy
An aged newspaper ad touts Olive Tablets as a harmless yet effective remedy for fatigue, pale complexion, poor appetite, and liver ills. It claims the "compound of veritable ingredients and olive oil" clears toxins, restores color, and restores vigor with nightly use of Dr Blward’s or similar notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ako
Ilwarda
Baron
Miss Tritch Weds William W Wolfe in Maryland Ceremony
Miss Laura B. E. Tritch of Hagers town married William W. Wolfe of Stunkstown at the groom’s aunt Lavina Relly and Mrs. Catherine Bowman home on October 14. Rev. Oscar Blackwelder officiated. Attendants included relatives and friends. the bride wore powder blue georgette with gray trim. Refreshments followed. the couple plans a trip to Baltimore. The groom works at Noller Organ Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura BE. Tritch
Wdsisr Wiley
Mvy. Wreedman
Willi Bowman
Danger
Catherine
Mis
Clara Mue
Fot Atummi
Mive Laying
Margaret Hines
Emma
First Flower Show in Hagerstown by Ladins Auxiliary
A Chrysanthemum Show with a fortune telling booth and refreshments will be held in OC A next Wednesday October 27. The event runs from 10 until 10 with 10 cents admission. This is the first show of its kind in Hagerstown and aims to attract many visitors to view blooms of all colors and sizes. Plants must be in pots by October 27 to be classified for nine prizes. owners may keep their judge notes if requested. A sweep and plant donations to the Auxiliary are noted and preparations underway in Roseroom and lobby for the event.
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Ladin
Hagerstown
Thor
Rosa
Color Aid
Ilxeerstown
Victuals and Drink in Twenty Century Diets
The article argues canned foods help balance vitamins and minerals while cooking loses nutrients. It cautions against overboiling vegetables and praises ready prepared dishes as healthy year round options. It highlights mushrooms berries peaches tomatoes and varied dishes as accessible in any home.
Bishop A B Will Preach Here At St Pauls United Brethren
Bishop A B of the Southwestern district of the United Brethren will preach from his old pulpit at St Pauls United Brethren Church Sunday at 11 in the morning. He pastored St Pauls for twenty years before becoming superintendent of the Pennsylvania Conference in 1917. In the evening Rev Dr F Borry Plutimer will preach on Ypomad the Man of Mundy. Beth Heart. Sunday evening Germond on The Twelve Apostles.
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A. B
Kansas City
Bishap
Ghurd
United Brethren
Clirter
St. Paul's
Armistice Day Parade Draws Hancock County Delegation
A western county section will send a large Hancock division delegation in the Armistice Day play. Roy Dagiels leads as chair with F M Miller. Hancock High School principal. G Youne of Clearspring. Dr C T Pylén. H A Purnell. W Mason of Pectonville. C Jamas of Indian Springs. districts Hancock Clearspring Indian Springs Bigwood and Pectonville in the parade. P Cabhill to transport Hancock High pupils to Hagerstown for the event. Local celebration committees meet with Williamsport residents and at Smillburg on Monday.
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Plang
Hancock Division
Roy Dagiels
Ehait
Ding
F.M. Miller
Hancock ‘High School
G.youne
Clearspring
Charlee T.pylén Hancock
H.A. Purnell
Big Bool
F. Mason
Pectonville
C. Jamas
Indian Springs
Hancock
Bigwood
Pectonvilla
End
P. Cabhill
Hagerstown
Comsrnties
Williamesort
Smillwburg
Quiet Wedding of Carrie E B Pryor and Noceis W Shetter
Mrs Carrie E B Pryor and Noceis W Shetter, longtime Leitersburg residents, quietly wed Friday at 6 in St Paul Lutheran Church Leitersburg, with Rev T J Worman officiating. The ceremony was delayed earlier due to bride’s family requests.
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Carrie EB
Pryor
Noceis W. Shetter
Tve
Leitersburg
T. J. Worman
3. Paul's Liuherau Church
Leistersburg
Owleg
Alnese
Scotch Band to Play Jazz Ten Minutes in the World of Jazz
The Royal Scotch Highlanders Band presents Ten Minutes in the World of Jazz led by Roy D. Smith on Monday October 25. The program contrasts heavy numbers with jazz pieces featuring saxophones and bass drum to provoke strong applause and encores. Also notes Dunvegan Castle as Scotland’s oldest inhabited fort and mentions Skye.
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Mirprixea
Royal Scotch Highlanders
Ispringa
Roy D. Smith
Mr. Smith
Dempneys
Scotland
Dunvegan
Skye
Tapore
Elks Prepare Valley Cavalcade With Local Guests
An Elks caravan departs at 3 15 PM from Wilaniport traveling toward the Potomac. Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Elks leaders will speak in Hagerstown as 2000 attendees expected. Local Lodges from Waynesboro Chambersburg Hagerstown and Winchester join the route with two decorated dining rooms at Shenandoah Caverns and state police on standby for safety.
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Elks
Tigelty
Piligi Cline
Shenantowh
Vidley Domearrow
Shenandowls Caverns
Potomac River
Wilaniport
John J. Vowell
Maryland-Delaware and District of Columba
Wiki
Hagerstown
Hy Crus
Tateba
Delesalions
Vlase
Wilmington, del
P. Robbins
Wilmington
Abram Sayers
Joshn W. Morrison
HarrisoNburg
Shenan- Gooh
Saniaaton
Del
Folies Barber
Leon R. Vourles
Waynesboro
Chambershurs Lodge
Gettysboro
Trosburg
Martinsbro
West Virginia
Calyacsada
Frederick
Washington
Alexandria
Winchester
Baptism Service At Tabernacle From Revival Campaign
Logs show 25 individuals admitted to Church of God at the Tabernacle last night oldest 87 youngest 9. Evangelist Blacksmith John will preach Sunday and lead baptismal service as revival campaign closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Tabernacle
John
Harvest Home Services at Trinity Lutheran Church
Harvest Home services will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church on Friday morning with an address by WP. Wachter. Special music by the orchestra led by Peter Buys and vocal music will be provided. At eleven o'clock the church service will be held in the Friday school rooms.
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Harvest
Trinity Lutheran
Association Meeting Of Women's Benefit Agsculalor
The Women's Benefit Agsculalor in Hagerstown held a regular meeting at the Junior Order Hall on a Thursday evening. Attendance was good. an attendance prize drawn by Mrs. Vole 44 Manious and Mrs. Harry Calg ery was awarded a vestor. The Review plans to award a prize each meeting. Some attendees brought parasols or leaves as umbrellas when it rained.
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Women's Benefit Agsculalor
Hagerstown
Japior Order
Mra
Vole
Manious
Harry Calgery
W. TH. 4
Turtly Greek
Wight
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al Betder Charles Town
B. Davis
South Potomac
Treet
Milage
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Sir Slick
Gust Shreut
Bus
Vinlt Witt Robalives
Beal
Ainore
Carlisle
J. A. Feiging
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Chirles
Potinhiing
Philadelphia
Charles I
Rowhwnil and
Devghter
Gindy’ Rowland
Mini Hazel Fougans
W. Ly Bart
Berryville, Va
George E. Athey
Keodraville
Mise Grace
L. C. Bilson
Gettysburg
New York State
Bailey Hat Shop
Potomar St
Hallowe'en
W. P. Beard CO
Haver
Walter Baker & Fe Lid. Ee
Otterbein Guild
Otturbein Guild
Miss
Virginia Cronise
Iaeriinental Sale
Dorothy Kner
Aliee Buxton
Jala Kondo
Queen Esther Chapter
Visitation of State
Charles
Keyser
Mary E. Mumurit
Howard i Soll
Lula May] Tenodo
Lorry W. Shelilur
Carlo B. Pryor
Boll
Leltersbur
Fred J. Burke
Basten
Bally L. White
Helletonte
Tames Gueber
Vorgic Goth
Mt Jor
Maymond Garber Why
Me. Joy
Puyuk Mileed Miller
Maryaytile
Harry A. Kissell
Esty 1M
Toy
Jersey Shore
Josaph W. Hugenberser
Will Gonnatin
Banberger
Tilghspire
Alena Peters
Thelia Ifeher
Hisrsburg
Toseph Ryans
Luthe &. Nash
Lexington
Christmas Clu
Mechanics Toan Loan & Savings Blank
Miss Tritch
Mr. Wolfe
Y.M
C. A
Radio Yerelyera
GREY
Mr. Business Man
Mackenzie-Swimley Drug Co
South Potomac St
Musstan
Wurelan
St. John's Lutheran
Steep Piano CO
Potomac
Stieff
BON Ton Coats
Vluw
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Fanloo
Kame
Cgommunity Finance Service Inc
Bilekell
Grant
W. Wesnaman
Stee
Sto Patrrabure
Ping the Sonsidne
Ping Yak
Elhtar
Bond
Escent Samtay Webby
Tocomber
Timana Wales Park
Minabel
Bom
Kecat
Ableille
Uwe
Miu Ees
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