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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1932

Page

1

Social and Personal Notes in Evening Mail

Miss Ruth Stott of Detroit visits Miss Mavin Hamilton on South Prospect street. Dolores Funkhouser sails for St Hilda's Hall Staunton to study. Elizabeth Pauly of Baltimore visits Dr. and Mrs. C. A Brown in Forest Drive. Mrs. Fred Schnepfe and daughters Pegsy and Anne return from visits. son Robert to attend the University of Virginia. Kitty J Neu of the Derling Shop in New York City. Mrs. W. A. Staats called to Buskirk by illness of daughter Mrs. H. E. Brownell. Matilda Boose from Takoma Park returns home after hospital care. Dr. Thea Boose improving. Nellie Benchoff and others attend Timonium races. Mrs. Clarence Doornberger confined at home on Potomac street. Sallie Causler confined to bed. Mrs. C. A. Miller moves to Shepherdstown. Etta Williams Octavia Miller and Christian Miller from Shepherdstown tour Great Lakes. Helen Middlekauff Hugh Middlekauff head to Catawba College as seniors. Middlekauff to join senior class. Perry family return to Haddon Heights after visiting Mrs. Wishard. Hutson family funeral in Cumberland. John Hutson’s brother Charles L. Hutson noted. Harold Perham of Washington visits local parents. Dr. William Newcomer weekend with Beaver Creek relatives. medical staff at Eudowood Hospital. John Spangler enters freshman class at Catawba College Salisbury. Mrs. William Stouffer improves at home. Dr. P. L. Russell family return from Rockland Maine. eclipse viewed from Hampton Beach. Bartha Negley visits near Keedysville. Mehr.

Picnic At City Park By Hood Club In Hagerstown

An enthusiastic Hood Club gathering and picnic occurred at City Park on Saturday afternoon with members and prospective members. Miss Thomas outlined Hood Alumnae plans for Hood College’s fortieth anniversary celebration next June. Attendees included Mrs. Recher, Mrs. Lakin, Mrs. Cannon, and several others, plus prospective members from local and nearby towns.

Hagerstown Hood Club City Park Miss Thomas Hood Alumnae Association Helfenstein Frederick Alumnae Association Dr. Appell Hood Phil Recher Alcine Lakin J. W. Cannon Omer Kaylor C. L. Mobley Joseph Miller Charles Piack Frank Hoffmeier Frank Leiter Harold Holtman Dorothy Nissley Jane Steffey Louise Funk Calhethe Wagner Rachel Shhulenberger Elizabeth Irwin Catherine Middlekauff

Clubwomen Plan Fair Exhibits at Hagerstown Fair

County Homemaker Clubs met Saturday to finalize their fair displays led by Mrs. Ray Rohrer of Funkstown. The exhibit features a home garden with bird baths and a rock garden, an outdoor living room with a do it yourself bookshelf, and a model roadside market with products sold by Homemaker Club members. 4 H clubs will display clothing and canned goods and sell drinks at adjacent booths.

Hagerstown Fair Ray Rohrer Funkstown H. P. Rowland Halfway Rev C. F. Weagley Beaver Creek Fay Cooper Lappans Wm. Downey Smithsburg Helen Roth Frances Doub Williamsport Homemaker Club 4-H Homemaker Clubs

Nurse Eliza Newcomer Joins Visiting Nurses in Richmond

Miss Eliza Newcomer completes a course at the Medical College of the Virginia School of Nursing and will begin work October 1 with the Instructional Visiting Nurses Association in Richmond Virginia. She is a Hagerstown High School graduate from the class of 1928 and currently visiting Beaver Creek with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry K Newcomer.

Eliza Newcomer Medical College Virginia School of Nursing Harry K. Newcomer Beaver Creek

Everett Lynch Re-elected Leader of Christian Endeavor Society

Everett Lynch was re-elected president of the Christian Endeavor Society of Christ Reformed Church last night as devotionals resumed for the sixth year Lola May won the vice presidency Marian Warrenfeltz became recording secretary Catherine Berger was corresponding secretary and Robert Gable was treasurer An executive meeting is set for Thursday at 7 30 pm at the president's North Mulberry Street home to finalize plans for the Christian Endeavor convention next week in West Nottingham with several delegates to be sent.

Everett Lynch Christian Endeavor Society of Christ Reformed Church Lola May Marian Warrenfeltz Catherine Berger Robert Gable North Mulberry Street Christian Endeavor Convention West Nottingham

Marriage announced at party Friday in Rockville

The marriage of Miss Lois Moser daughter of Mr and Mrs George Moser Western Pike and Gavin Garnand son of Mr and Mrs Mark Garnand of Smithsburg was announced at a miscellaneous shower Friday evening by Miss Rita Bragonier South Cannon Avenue They had married on July 6 at Rockville The announcement appeared on place cards after refreshments following a game of cards A pink and white color scheme and fall flowers decorated the rooms Honors in cards went to Miss Blanche Mumma and Miss Helen Funk Additional guests included Catherine Hendrickson Eleanor Shifler Nellie Gaylor Theresa Moser Mrs Donald Croft and Mrs Kathryn Martin The Ladies Aid Society of the Church of God met recently for their monthly meeting at the church Those present included Rev and Mrs F H Snavely Mr and Mrs Sampsel Mr Souders Mrs Barr and son Mr and Mrs Novinger and children Mrs Dorman Mrs Boyer Mrs Deitrich and son Billie Miss Vernie Carbaugh Calvin Sauders Dorothy Saunders Mr and Mrs Ray McNeal and son Mrs Bienard Jasper Long Mr and Mrs David Rhinehart Charles Gordon Rosie Byron Mrs Hoover Mr and Mrs Martin Cramer Mrs Beard Mrs Charles Zahn Susie Shoemaker Mr and Mrs Charles Shoemaker of Benevola

Lois Moser George Moser Western Pike Gavin Garnand Mark Garnand Smithsburg Rita Bragonier South Cannon Ave Nue Rockville Blanche Mumma Helen Funk Catherine Hendrickson Eleanor Shifler Nellie Gaylor Theresa Moser Donald Croft Kathryn Martin Ladies’ Aid Society of the Church of God F. H. Snavely Sampsel Souders Barr Novinger Dorman Boyer

Bridge and Luncheon Shower Honors Mrs Dotter

Mrs Hamilton Shipp hosted a Saturday luncheon and bridge party at her mother’s home on South Prospect Street in honor of Mrs Kenneth Dotter. Guests enjoyed pink white decor with rosebuds daisies and orchids as prizes and gifts were opened by the guest of honor.

Hamilton Shipp Kenneth A. Dotter Doiter Caroline Holzapfel Riley Daniels Lillian Eliott Jean Barner Shupp Dotter W. Riley Daniels Peggy Schnepfe Washington Russell Zentmyer S. J. Gower John S. Davenport Catherine Stehl Walter Byron Stehl Fred Schnepfe Frank Shupp M. T. Funkhouser Tully Jaynes Fred Miller Mary Lillian Elliott Matilda Bible Jane Evans Lorraine Megruder Dorothy Needy Lucille and Jean Rarner Buddy Moore

Scouts to Have First Aid Tent at County Fair

Washington County Council of Boy Scouts will run a first aid tent in front of the grandstand at the Fair. Three Scouts from each troop will be on duty daily, with an information tent near the fish and game exhibit. All Scouts must wear uniforms and report at the fairground entrance by 10 AM.

Washington Williamsport Funkstown Boonsboro Hancock

Hagerstown Party Attends Camp Hill Polo Victory

A group from Hagerstown traveled to Camp Hill to watch the Washington County polo team defeat West Shore 13 to 0. After the match, guests joined supper at the Pennsylvania team’s clubhouse. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Hardinge Mr and Mrs Hugh Auld Mr and Mrs Lyon Brugh Mr and Mrs William Petrick and others.

Hagerstown Harrisburg Camp Hill Washington County West Shore Pennsylvania Thomas Hardinge Hugh Auld Lyon Brugh William Peatrick Page Wroth Harvey Heyser Edwin Mason Tempe Glenn Young Caroline Holzapfel James Messersmith William Needy David W. Byron The Ana William D. Byron John Vincent Richard Jamison John Ritchey Dd Byron Edwin L. Mason

Birth Announcement for Margret's Daughter in Berkeley Springs

Mr and Mrs Fred Margret Berkeley Springs announce the birth of a daughter at Washington County Hospital this morning.

Fred Margret Berkeley Springs Washington County Hospital

Reception for Rev Paul Bard at Corbett Street Union Chapel

About one hundred attendees honored Rev. Paul N. Bard who departs for Bluefield College. Program included devotional service, vocal solos by Miss Juanita Bonney Mrs. Alice Byrum and Miss Mildred Dellinger, and Ezra Fox spoke. Attendees included Rev. Mr. Baker of St James and Rev. Mr. Stewart of Beaver Creek. Refreshments served by church ladies. Thrivers class at St Pauls A B Church to hold fall meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. Marriage licenses listed for several couples from West Virginia Pennsylvania and Maryland towns.

Corbett Street Union Chapel Paul N. Bard Goon Bluefield College Bluefield W. Va Juanita Bonney Alice Byrum Mildred Dellinger Ezra Fox Mr. Baker St. James Mr. Stewart Beaver Creek

Restore Vitality With S.S.S. Blood Tonic

When fatigue and listlessness strike consider causes and seek medical help if organic trouble is suspected. If overwork worry or poor diet reduce vitality, S.S.S. claims to rebuild red blood cells and hemoglobin to improve oxygen delivery. Two sizes of 5.9.3. tonic sold in drug stores, larger size cheaper for a two week treatment.

S.S.S

Lifebuoy Cleansing Soap Endorsed For Clear Skin

Advert says Lifebuoy cleanses deeply to free pores of embedded impurities and brighten dull skin. Endorses adoption of Lifebuoy product by LEN, highlighting gentle lather and refreshing effects.

Veryone B.O

Also Mentioned on This Page

Evening Mail Phone 104 Ruth Stott Detroit Mavin Hamilton South Prospect Street Dolores Funkhouser St. Hilda’s Hall Staunton Elizabeth Pauly Baltimore Mrs. C. A Brown Forest Drive Pegsy Anne Kitty J D. Neu Derling New York City W. A. Staats Cavetown Pike Buskirk ,N H. E. Brownell Alfreda McLaughlin Matilda Boose Takoma Park Thea. Boose Weamer, Willamsport Nellie Benchoff Mildred Krouse Rowland R. E Spessard Timonium Clarence Doornberger South Potomac Street C. A. Miller All North Etta Williams Octavia Miller Christian Miller Shepherdstown Great Lakes Helen Middlekaur Hugh Middlekaur View Street Catawba College Salisbury N. J Middlekauff Cliss Mrs. D. Prather Perry Betty Jean and Haddon Heights Perry G. M. Wishard Irvin Avenue John Hutson Hager Street Cumberland Mr. Hutson Charles L. Hutson Harold Perham Washington, D. C William Newcomer Newcomer Eudowood Hospital Towson John Spangler Salisbury, N William Stouffer Franklin Street P. L. Russell Dorothy Lois Hamilton Boulevard Rockland Maine Dr. Russell Russell Hampton Beach Providence, R. I Charles Keedy Keedysville Bartha Negley Randolph Avenue Minnie Schlosser Kline Bros. Best L & B Hat Works East Washington Kelvinator Bohman Co, Inc Jonathan H. R. Rudy Hamilton Corner Hood Club Chicago Market Co West Washington Web C. E Paul Bard St. Paul's A. B. Church Mae Clopper Marrriage Charles B. Weidman Keaty Ueysville Catherine M. Carter Inwood W. Reed Sauders Ruth E. Keyser McConnersburg Beauford T Pugh Marjorie V. Pitcock Winchester Garnet C. Sprow Fayetteville Hazel R. Clugston Waynesboro Charles E. Blatt Ruth Wilson John R. Martin Mary A Miller This City Pe P. Flory Fidos Rock Chambersburg Larm’s N. Potomac St Crown & Bridge DR. Gale Phone Gee As R. M. Hays & Bros W. Washington Street Abe Martin Lois Lumm Tristate Electrical Supply Co Nochester Place Bonton Brown Washington ST Cupid Betty Oty Sspeed Cavepks Neve Sen
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