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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1932
Page
10
Social and personal notes list Mrs. John F. Stonebraker visiting in Baltimore and numerous weekend and Labor Day visits among residents and visitors from Laurel, Williamsport, Charlottesville, Philadelphia, Takoma Park, Baltimore, New York, and various towns, with travels to Norfolk, Williamsport, and the Eastern Seaboard. Names include the Cushwa, Gray, Hoffman, Pound, Harshman, Lynn, Gutshall, Stine, Bender, and other local figures.
Regina M Feigley offers private piano lessons and class theory and rhythm instruction. Based at 108 East Antietam Street with phone 653-W, credentials include Teacher's Certificates from Peabody Conservatory of Music and the New York School of Music and Arts.
The Woman's Missionary Society and the Ober gein Guild of St Pauls U B church plan a combined service and business session at 7 30 in the Sunday school room with the program in the church auditorium. Stewardship departments will lead. Lana Cha ney Long to sing with Prof. Guy W Kline. monologue by Nellie Potter. reading by Louise Wagner. plus notes on local visits and gatherings.
Young volunteers led by Mrs. Carder plan an International Peace booth at the Great Hagerstown Fair. The spot will feature free peace literature, national music, and discussions on war prevention, with flags, costumes, and posters highlighting interdependence. Delegates include Louise Porter, Sarah Jane Wertz, Harry Zeller, and others from Mt. Holyoke, Smith, Wellesley, Swarthmore, and local schools.
The Mullendore clan will gather at Hagerstown City Park on September 10 for an afternoon and evening reunion. Officers will be elected and a permanent organization formed, with a basket lunch. A chart tracing the family from Amsterdam 1613 to four brothers’ arrival in the U.S. is to be shown. D. D. Mullendore of Gapland chairs the event.
The Alsatia Club hosts a dance at Pen Mar with Zel Smith's orchestra from 9 to 1. A number of attendees are expected to be present for the event in the evening.
Miss Mabel McAllister entertained a large group of friends at a recent 2 wiener roast and dance. The guest list includes Hannah Flock Harry Jones Homer Cavanaugh Agnes Downs Irene Johnson Alice Martin Delmer Johnson Herbert Johnson Mick Hammond Leon Wake night Charlotte McCoy George Dick Ralph Dick Violet Turner Howard Hammond Waneta Cline Harvey Jamerson David Jamerson Margaret Artz Robret Frick Faye Artz Helen Artz Sarah Jane Reed Omer Cline Hester Forsythe Russell Ripple Mr and Mrs Walter Hammond and son Gene a Robert Shafer and children Ruth Junior Mr and Mrs SabP Baker Mrs Clara Shafer Milton Shoemaker June Shafer Isabel McAllister Robert Cavanaugh John Turner John Delauder B Mose Elise Cline Thurman Cline Edith Rowland Mr and Mrs Mc Allister and children Charles Allen Leon Robert and Carroll Omer Hennessy Bruce Bowers Walter Shafer Edgar Cline Stanley Jones and Mabel McAllister.
Dorotha Jane Spickler and Guy Boward united in marriage at 5 pm Saturday at the bride’s home in Clearspring in a ceremony conducted by Rev. J. W. Huffman with immediate family present. A farewell party followed for Mrs. Carrie M. Suman of Essex Falls at 161 Summit Avenue hosted by Mrs. Edward Knadle with guests Grace Seiss Lizzie Davis and others.
Little Rock school board rules committee lifts long standing ban on silk garments in class but keeps bans on high heels bare knees rouge and lipstick. Marriage licenses issued to Ellwood Cain and Anna McGill in Middletown and several other couples in Waynesboro Mifflin Lynchburg. Pope’s Beauty Parlor advertises apprentice work and a phone number.
Members of the C E Society of Ringgold held a wiener roast at Goods Dam with games and music by Fred Barkdoll David Miner Sr and David Miner Jr The party included many local residents and couples listed by name.
Henri Brenner son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Brenner of 429 Summit avenue leaves tomorrow morning for New York. He has won the Chaloner Paris prize of three years study abroad. His boat, the Statenham, sails on Saturday September 10. Accompanying him are Miss Ethel Brenner Nathan Brenner and Miss Anna Chatkin who will stay in New York until
A 33 year old woman, mother of two, recounts life with a husband who controls money and social life. She endures deceit, fear, and submission, clinging to love while facing a stalled marriage. Betty Brainerd invites readers to write for advice as a program by The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society.
Rev F H Snavely will preach an illustrated sermon at the Church of God Williamsport each evening at 7 30 P M during the week A reading by Miss Marguerite Wagner is set for September 6th at the same venue
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