Social and Personal Notes From Hagerstown
Local society scene features visits and travels of Bair Giles family to Baltimore for Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting. Edits on patients and students include Miss Edith Kaller, Miss Effie Ridenour, and others entering Hood College Wellesley and the University of Maryland. Duke studies resume for Russell Herbert. various guests and relatives visiting in Chambersburg, Middletown, and Frederick with multiple theater, hospital, and race day references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Bair
Margaret 3. Giles
Baltimore
State Board of ‘Managers
Maryland, Congress
Emmereda Hotel
Giles
The
Maryland Congress
Mrs Le Gore Honored At Bridge Party In Hagerstown
Miss Jessie Moore hosted a bridge party and linen shower at her parents home on Roessner avenue for Mrs Wilbur Le Gore formerly Susan Condon athletic instructor at Hagerstown High School. Pink and green decor extended to refreshments and tallies. Honors went to Mrs James Harrell first Miss Janice Summers second Miss Ethel Rhinehart third. Birth notice follows: Mr and Mrs L H Dellinger Williamsport announce birth of a son at the home of his grandparents in Funketown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Moore
Milton D. Moore
James Harrell
Janice Summers
Ethel Rhinehart
Buddy ‘Moore
Amy Moore
Co‘uinne ‘Troupe
Vivian Little
Mary Fleming
Sarah McCullough
Elizabeth Henson
Bunker Hill
Joseph Miller
Hanover
LeGore
D A R Plans Trip to Fort Frederick Picnic Meeting
Conococheague Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution plans a Monday trip to Fort Frederick for a meeting and picnic. Henry Holzapfel Jr. will speak. Gather at Mrs. Hoffmeier’s 442 North Potomac Street at 1 30. Call 971 W if transportation is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conococheague Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Fort Frederick
Henry Holzapfel, Jr
F. N. Hoffmeier
Regent
North Potomac Street
Plans For Girl Scouts Are Made
Scout leaders and lientenants appointed as the Girl Scouts Community Committee and local troops plan for National Girl Scout week in October. Mrs. J. S. Webb presided, with selections naming captains and lieutenants for several service troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts Community Committee
James 8. Webb
George Hoffman
Virginia Ankeney
Joseph McLaughlin
Howard Street
Ray
Roy Heard
Frank Leiter
Robert Carder
Virginia Keller
Mary Byer
Blake
Jean McCauley
Mary Bond
Linen Shower for Bride at Union League Hotel
Mrs Grace Evans hosted a linen shower at the Union League hotel for Mrs Sydney A Palladino manager of the hotel before her marriage last week to reside in Hagerstown. Guests included Mrs F R Kelier Mrs Rose Crees Mrs Emma Miller Miss Ida Trone and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Evans
Union League
Sydney A. Palladino
Ralph Byers
Bette Seibert
Palladino
Hagerstown
My Beauty Hint Screen Actress Eyes in Lukewarm Water
At least twice a week the eyes should be bathed in an eye-cup of lukewarm water. It may seem difficult at first, but gradually one learns to keep the eye open in the liquid. This treatment adds luster and clearness to the eye.
Miss Dorothy Reid Hosts Sunday School Class
Miss Dorothy Reid of Gapland hosted her Sunday School class at home on Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments after. Attendees included Marguerite Castle, Vivian Edwards, Marguerite Edwards, Mildred Barrett, Virginia Iselin, Mary Moore, Rose Nichols, Hilda Burke, Nettle Holder, Hilda Slifer, Sara Mumma, Dorothy Reid, Rev. Earl Mitchell, Harold Mullendere, Raymond Kaetzel, Wilmer Slifer, Doyle Reid, Austin Reid, Gerald Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kaetzel, Mrs. Howard Deener, Mrs. Walla Mullendore, Mrs. Phelma Harrison, Marjorie Reid, Jean Deenert, Betty Deener, Markwood Reid, DeloresChrissinger, Waye, Carmen, Vaughan Reid, and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Reid
Gapland
Marguerite Castle
Vivian Edwards
Marguerite Edwards
Mildred Barrett
Virginia Iselin
Mary Moore
Rose Nichols
Hilda Burke
Nettle Holder
Hilda Slifer
Sara Mumma
Earl Mitchell
Harold Mullendere
Raymond Kaetzel
Wilmer Slifer
Doyle Reid
Austin Reid
Gerald Reid
Local Marriage Licenses Listed by City
The list shows marriages licensed in the city including Harry Victor Smith aged 21 and Helen Elizabeth Hamburg aged 19. Raymond M. Weller 34 and Eliza beth Dellinger 32. Blaine Phebus 22 and Mary Mickijohn 19. Hiram G. Miller 28 and Elizabeth M. Simcox 23. William E. Noll 21 and Helen C. Rockwell 18. Percy L. Bush 23 and Cornelia Moler 26. Edward Upton Ashkettle 45 and Battle Ethel Fairey 40. All pairs are noted with their ages and birthplaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Victor Smith
Helen Elizabeth Hamburg
This City
Raymond M. Weller
Elizabeth Dellinger
Blaine Phebus
Baltimore
Mary Mickijohn
Washington
Hiram G. Miller
Chambersburg
Elizabeth M. Simcox
Waynesboro
William E. Noll
Helen C. Rockwell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Percy L. Bush
Charlestown
Cornelia Moler
Engle
Edward Upton Ashkettle
Battle Ethel Fairey
Little Orleans
Married here Fred Leland Greenawaltweds Freda Brighthill
Fred Leland Greenawalt aged 21 from Camp Hil married Freda Edith Brighthill 19 from Harrisburg on September 11. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J. M. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Leland Greenawalt
Camp [Hil
Freda Edith Brighthill
Harrisburg
J. M. Carter
Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe Ad Offers Permanent Wave
Olive Hope Beauty Shoppe advertises permanent waving for 2.50 and up at 208 N Potomac St with phone 66 W. Ady. The compact notice highlights services and location in a local business listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Olive Hope
Potomac St
W. Ady
Dear Hazel Eyes and Dear Bewildered Readers Advice Column
Betty Brainerd offers guidance to readers on handling romantic misunderstandings and bashfulness. Advice covers repairing reconciliation with honesty, pursuing friendship, and overcoming stage fright through practice, social effort, and gradual exposure with support from peers.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Calvin
Washington Avenue
Edith Kaller
Effie Ridenour
Luray
Miss Ridenour
8. K. Wright
Russell Herbert
Duke University
Joseph
Hanover, Pa
Frank L. Bennett
Laurel Street
Wilbur le Gore
le Gore, Md
Susan F. Condon
Virginia Middlekauff
Middlekauff
the Terrace
Frederick Cushwa
Mary K. Cushwa
Citar Spring
Sarah Leiter
Frank §. Leiter
Oak Hill Avenue
Hood College
Josephine. Miller
Terace
Wellesley College
Homer L. “Miller
Betty Harris
J. Edward Harms
Eleanor. Hiedwohl
Harris Hiedwoch
Mario Junior College
Marion, Va
June Berry Doi
Janet Cartee
University of Maryland
Miss Doub
Robert &. Gartee
At Berry Doub
Hearthstone Farr
Marsh Pike
Milton D. Moore, Jr
Roessner Avenue
Cliss
University of Pennsylvania
Clyde Fechtig
John Giizler
Mel
Edward Oswald, Sr
Blanche Jackson
Elmer Jackson
Jack
Jackie Miller
Annapolis
Nettie Kesselring
Virginia Avenue
H. N. Haines
Helen Hollister
Herrisburg
Nattie Kesselring
Katherine Neller
York, Pa
J. Lehman
Broadway
Roscoe Fitz
Blue Ridge Summit
Emma Binkley
Wayside Avenue
T. H. Boyd
Edythe Boyd
South Prospect Street
Stover.Rohrer
Waynesvoro
New York
G. McCluney
Brooklyn
Blanche Chop
Ruby Jackson
Fred Detrow
Patsy
David McCluney
Irene St. Claire
West Franklin Street
Dixon, Ill
Rockfalls
Iowa
Harry Carty
Frederick
A.K. Coffman
East Antietam Street
D. John Markey
A. J. Tyler
Cleveland
Ohio
G. W. Tyler
Woodland Way
White Sulphur Springs
Lewisburg
Homer
Greenbriar Military School
Louise F. Beachley
Kiddie Klothes Shop
Hagerstown Dairy Company
Hagerstown Dairy
Hagerstown Dairy Co
Feate
Mrs. LE Gore
L. H. Dellinger
Williamsport
V. AH. Rowland
Funketown
D.A.R
Fort
Rome
Meyers & Beakson
Franklin St
Miss Carey
Marcia
Ormonds
Yewll
Orm No
West Washington St
Betty Brainerd
Lonesome
Curly
Jerry Harp
L & B Hat Shop
East
Washington ST
Hotel Alexander
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