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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1933
Page
2
The notice chronicles a flurry of visits and weekend trips among townspeople. Families host relatives from Philadelphia Baltimore and New York while others depart for conferences and college events. Several residents plan or complete travels to Harrisburg Chicago New Haven and New York, with several staying near home in Maryland and Virginia communities.
Dr Lynn weds Saturday at Grace Harapien Methodist Church Baltimore with groom’s father Rev Willem Lynn officiating and Rev Willer Lyon of Washington Beuare Meth re preaching. Reception at bride’s Alameda home. couple to honeymoon in the South. Dr Lynn, a Johns Hopkins University graduate, is a professor there. Guests include Mrs Glevidence of this city.
The Berean catz of Christ Re formed churches made their annual visit to Shippensburg to see Rev and Mrs. Conrad Clever. A pleasant evening followed with refreshments and a list of attendees including Mrs. Clever and Miss Elizabeth Clever. Also included are updates on St. Mark's Ten, Pastor's Ald Society, visitors in the area, and trips to the Chicago World’s Fair with names and addresses of many local residents.
Jordan Bean was elected Master Councilor of the Hagerstown Chapter Order of De Molay at last night’s election in the Masonic Temple. Officers named were Roger Miller Senior Counselor Howard Johnson Junior Counselor Fred Mowen Scribe and Charles Fuller Treasurer. The scribe and treasurer serve one year while others serve three months. A constitutional amendment allows the scribe to be appointed by the Advisory Council and be active or majority member. Fred Mowen retained the scribe post due to past service. Lovely Gruber delivered a challenging message to the brothers. DeMolay night plans proceed for an early meeting.
Mrs Susan C Charles announces the marriage of her daughter France Teed Charles to Frank Marston Jr son of Mrs Mary J Marston of Woodstock Virginia. The ceremony occurred Thursday June 29 in Leesburg Virginia by Rev Jesse H Hobbs. The couple will reside in Roanoke Virginia where the groom is on the editorial staff of the Roanoke Times.
The Herald-Mail reports two dahlias the Schumann Heink and the President Roosevelt were presented today by Frederick Dahlia Gardens. A dahlia show set for October 7 will feature Madame Schumann-Heinke christening the flowers with the President invited and the Marine Band invited to participate.
An enjoyable gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R A Clark celebrated Adeline and Wayne Weller of Fairplay. Guests included Charles and Regina South, Joseph Grove, Don Grove, Louise Grove, Hilda Ridenour, Glenn Ridenour, Pearl Spigler, David Spigler, Fay Zel Jer, Edwin Zel Jer, Howard Sheeley, Roger Sheeley, Ella Henning, Paul Henning, Elizabeth Kartdoll, Helen Kartdoll, Mary Kartdoll, Edna Kartdoll, Mary Lee KuSp, Walter Jordan, Lillian Jordan, Betty Jane Miller, Virginia Lee Miller, Pegey Miller, Billie Miller, Ray Weaver, Carl Weaver, Howard Bitner, Ruth Bitner, Mary Weaver, William Miller, Henry Zeller, Robert Spigler, Swartz, Harry Spigler, John Woodcusty, and others.
Frances Dizitis Katherine Bohman and Alice Gehr hosted a swimming party and supper at Big Pool camp on Saturday afternoon and evening. Prizes for swimming went to Phyllis Baechtel Samuel Phillips Jr Allen Bronkler and Gillis Hutson. Door prizes went to Doris Conrad and Woodrow Middlehand. The list of guests includes Evelin Beatie Anne Harrier Huyett Parius Baech tal Belex Zentmrer Doris Wertz and many others.
September events include a concert by Helen Braley Cayaraveh soprano and Flord Sherman tenor with Rerd McMichael at Women s Club Auditorium. A Young Men s Republican Club outing at Brewer s farm along Conococheague Creek. A Dahlia and flower show September 21 22 at 47 51 North Potomac Street St Paul s U B Church. A Dramatic Club play September 27.
Music lovers of Hagerstown and vicinity invited to a recital by Professor Frederick Stanley Smith on the church organ, assisted by Grace Washburn soprano. Smith, organist and composer, has published many works and taught at leading music schools. Washburn studied in Milan and London, known for multilingual singing and wide operatic experience.
The Women's Missionary Society will hold an in gathering meeting at 7 45 this evening. An interesting program is planned to recruit new members and rekindle interest among current ones. A social will follow.
A milk distributors meeting in Martinsburg at the Y M C A was postponed from last night to tonight at the same time and place. Charles F. Preston, Federal Milk Administrator of the Philadelphia milk shed, will speak on the code signed by the Secretary of Agriculture. Washington County lies in the shed under the code governing prices to consumers and producers.
Miss Mary McIntyre Pennington was elected president of the Senior Group of the General E P Alex apier chapter Children of the Confederacy at the first fall meeting held yesterday at Mrs F E Robertson’s home on Oak Bill avenue. Other officers named were Miss Rachel Miller as vice president Herbert Robertson as secretary Edward Robertson as treasurer and Sarah Pearington as historian. Refreshments were served after the meeting to fourteen members.
Forty seven marriage licenses were issued over Labor Day weekend. Readable entries include David M Welty 23 and Beatrice A Pryor 22 of Cascade Md.. Herbert Lee Sandbower 21 and Gladys Marie Law 22 of Smithsburg. Vernon Pers 26 and Hatlie Pittsnogie 19 of Berkeley Springs among others. Miss Helen Marker reelected Life Service chairman of the Luther Leagues Maryland Synod at Frederick convention. Miss Margaret Fry of Hagerstown named chairman of publicity.
Hagerstown Moose and families spent a pleasant day at Rowe's Park on Saturday with games and a basket lunch. The highlight was a baseball game between the Moose and Tilghman teams, won by the Moose 10 to 2. Manager-designate William Young led the Moose next season, as the outing committee chaired by M. C. Hann included W. E. Cleveratone, J. T. Dye, A. R. Schlotterbeck, and C. M. Harbaugh.
Members of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Bethel U B Church at Chenaville enjoyed Labor Day at Braddock Heights. Afternoon amusements, a camp fire meeting and a weiner roast closed the day. Readings and programs are planned for September Sundays at 6 45 PM inviting all to attend.
A collage of letters and responses from Betty Brainerd advising women on marriage and social life. Topics include balancing home life with desire for outings, handling a shy suitor, and seeking guidance on personal relationships. The page also notes the opening of the Marvello Ballroom season and a beauty service promotion.
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