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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1933

Page

1

Local Social Notes Highlight Washington D C Visitors and Relatives

Hagerstown circle records a flurry of visits and returns. Mrs Wit and Mr Howard, of this city, host and hostesses are named with relatives visiting from Park Lane and Philadelphia. Several families travel to Baltimore Chicago and Kansas City while attending fairs and week-end gatherings.

Marie, Altenderfer Wash Mrs. Willis Altenderfer Park Lane Johin’ M. Lane Philadelphia Hagerstown Hagemont

Entertain After Game at Fen ton Field Buffet

Following a polo match at Fen ton Field yesterday a buffet supper was held at J W Jamison Jr s home on South Prospect Street with hosts John Vincent Jamison Jr and Richard A Jamison. Guests included Washington County polo members and visiting 110th Field Artillery players along with many local friends. After dessert guests went to The Club for dancing. Announce Birth Mr and Mrs Bernard E Linder Paramount announce the birth of a 7 pound son at the hospital Monday.

Fenton Field J. W. Jamison, Jr South Prospect Street John Vincent Jamison Jrd Richard A. Jamison Washington County Polo 110Th Field Artillery Edith Fylde Dana Miller Henry Victor D. Miller William Reitzel Mavin Julia Hamilton Brooke Galton Carl Schmidt Foote Schmidt Major Mowbray Baltimore Bernard E. Linder Paramount

Bridge Luncheon Held For Guest In Town

Mrs Charles M Danzer of Oak Hill entertained at a hotel Hamilton bridge luncheon on Saturday for her sister Mrs Frank Tedlock of Windsor N G visiting. Three tables of bridge were played and guests joined for luncheon. Several items note locals traveling or visiting relatives in Virginia Illinois Ohio and beyond with trips to Chicago Toledo Detroit and the Century of Progress Exposition.

Charles M. Danzer Oak Hill Avenue Hotel Hamilton Frank ‘Tedlock Windsor, N. G William Danzer Blue Ridge Summit

Dinner Honors Two Birthdays at Hammond Home

A Sunday dinner at the Hammond residence near Williamsport celebrated the birthdays of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hammond. Four generations attended, including Kennedy Hammond and Ray mond G. Hammond, with many relatives from Halfway and Williamsport. Also noted is the marriage of Miss Mary Newman of East Washington Street and Glenn Moser of Washington, formerly of Williamsport, who wed in Washington and will reside there.

George W. Hammond Williamsport Kennedy Hammond George W.hammond Raymond G. Hammond Richard Hammond Frank W. Hammond Walter Huff Raymond'g. Hammond Lora Catherine Hammond

Hesse elected president of Luther League of Maryland

Fred N. Hesse of Baltimore today won the presidency of the Luther League of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland. New officers installed include Fred P. Eutler of Hagerstown as vice president William Armbruster of Cumberland treasurer Mae Mercer of Frederick recording secretary Catherine Grove of Baltimore statistical secretary and Philip Krautwurat of Washington on the executive committee. The annual convention ended with a banquet this evening.

Frederick Fred N. Hesse Baltimore Luther League of the Evangelical, Lutheran Synod of Maryland Fred P. Eutler Hagerstown William Armbruster Cumberland Mae Mercer Catharine Grove Philip Krautwurat Washington League

Pythian Sisters Plan Regular Evening Meeting

The Pythian Sisters will hold their regular meeting tonight at Pythian Castle with plans for winter activities and a large attendance hoped for. Also King's Daughters and W C T U announce meetings this evening at 7 30 oclock on the first floor of the W M C and at 136 Fairground avenue respectively.

Pythian Sisters Pythian Castle King's Daughters King’s Daughters Nora Saum Fairground Avenue

Find Our Crops Among the Best in Washington County

Mr and Mrs Edison Groh and family returned from an eight day auto trip to the Chicago Century of Progress Exposition visiting Oregon Ill friends and relatives They report drought has greatly injured crops west of the Ohio river and say the best corn and vegetables they saw were in Washington County during their return trip

Charles 5. Lumm Edison, Groh William C. Doub Harry Doub Rosa Eleanor Groh Chicago Oregon Ohio River Washington County

Patrolman Clark Hurt In Mishap

Washington County Hospital reported Officer David E. Clark of the local police department was knocked down by a car on Sunday evening. X ray showed the left arm sprained, not fractured, with bruises on legs and other parts. Clark was off duty and expected to resume duty in a few days.

Washington County Hospital David E. Clark Clark

Young People Plan Annual Rally for Church District

The fall rally of the Church of the Brethren South Mountain District will be at Poffenberger Woods on Thursday September 7. About 15 churches are expected to be represented from Washington County and nearby areas. A fellowship and recreation program starts at 6 45 p m followed by a camp fire and address by Rev Calvert J N Ellis of Juniata College. Members of the BY PD leaders and friends are invited and asked to bring rolls and wijners. The program is under district cabinet with I Wampler as adult adviser.

Church of the Brethren of the South Mountain District Poffenberger Wampler Jadvigor

Annual Weiner Roast Of Grace United Brethren Church

The Men s Bible Class of Grace United Brethren church held its annual wiener roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Burgan Woodpoint on Wednesday evening with a large attendance of class members families and friends present. A long list of attendees includes Rev Dr and Mrs G I Rider Mr and Mrs Charles Moser Mr and Mrs Roy Mundey and children Mr and Mrs Bradley Mr and Mrs J H Kiracofe Carl Graham and many others. The write‑up ends with a fragment noting Lepra a diseased condition of plate leaves 2 covered with cates.

Grace United Brethren Church Everett Burgan Woodpoint G. I. Rider Charles Moser Roy Mundey Bradley J. H. Kiraco Zelda Ridge Lena. Martin Lloyd Burgan Mildred Smith Violet Smith Hhigene Nichols Margaret Smith Eldines Ridge Edward Evans H. C. Neél- Kirk Paul A. Andrews Betty June Lum H. A. Lum John L. Bean and Son Wade A. Lum Vaughn H. Lum Walford Staley D. H. Andrews Richard Gish Harry J. Symons J.A. Andrews Norma Foltz Kathryn Stouffer Shirley Mundey Marcel Snyder Madeline Foltz June Mundes Myrts Allen Bernadine Allen Virginia Stone

Eldridge Wedding Held in City Hall New York

F R Eldridge wed Miss Mary S Salata of Youngstown Ohio in a City Hall ceremony officiated by Deputy City Clerk Philip Hines. The bride, born in Youngstown to Czech parents, trained as a nurse in Europe. The groom, son of Charles A Eldridge, is a Hagerstown High School graduate and works with Eldridge Dairy. A reception followed at Guilford Avenue. They will reside at 538 Guilford Avenue.

Mary S. Salata Youngstown Ohio Francis R. ‘Eldridge New York City Philip Hines Agnes Wysocki Stevens M. Salata Eldridge M. A. Salata Czechoslovakia Europe Charles A. Eldridge Guilford Avenue Hagerstown High School Eldridge Dairy Laura Katherine Roulette Oak Hill Avenue Louise Freeman Windsor North Carolina Freeman Charles M. Danzer

Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Snippet

Betty Brainerd fields two letters about employment hardship and romantic jealousy. A 20 year old man seeks work away from home. Brainerd urges reading want ads and using agencies, advising perseverance until conditions improve. A separate letter from Worried Tiny asks whether to reveal feelings to a rival and to the boy, and Brainerd cautions against revealing emotions to the rival to avoid harm.

Betty Brainerd Betty Bratherd Tiny

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