Social and Personal Notes of Local Weddings and Visits
The column lists residents visiting and traveling, including the Harman family returning from New York, Mrs Atkinson and daughter Joyce visiting Washington, and many others visiting colleges, cities, and events. Names include D L Beachley family, William McCool, H H Shroder family, L R Voris, Flossie Anderson, Harry K Newcomer, Dr Wm Newcomer, Jackie Burtner, Carlton Schuller, and Douglas Ford, with moves to University of Maryland, Tufts, and Mount St. Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newcomer
Endoweed Hospital
Towson, Md
Harry K. Newcomer
Beaver Creek
PT A Meets Monday Night
The first Fall meeting of the Halfway Parent-Teachers Association was held at the school house with large attendance. New members joined. Mrs. Charles Spellman presided as president. Mrs. Gratton Mason urged home and school cooperation to develop character in children. A reception for new teachers followed. Several local people are listed as visiting, traveling, or having recent life events and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfway Parent-Teachers’ Association
Charles Spellman
Milton D. Moore
College Park
Maryland Congress
Gratton Mason
Alice Quick
Association For the Year
Ted
Lloyd Hollinger
Pope's Beauty Parlor Ad for Frederic Croquignole Waving
Frederic Croquignole permanent waving services offered at Pope's Beauty Parlor located at 23 N Locust St with contact phone 1162 Ady. Local ad promotes styling and beauty treatments to nearby customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope’s
Frederic Croquignole
Locust St
Olive Mope
Potomac St
W. Ady
Conococheague DAR Chapter Meets at Regent Home
The Conococheague Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held a meeting at Mrs. Frank N. Hoffmeier's North Potomac street home. Henry H. Holzapfel Jr. gave an informative talk on the Constitution and the making of history. About eighteen members attended. routine business and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conococheague
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank N. Hoffmeier
North Potomac Street
Henry H. Holzapfel, Jr
Pastor Spitzer's Birthday Pantry Shower Noted
The C I C class of San Mar hosted a pantry shower for Rev. Frederick Spitzer on his birthday September 13 at the San Mar chapel. Attendees included Rev. A B Miller and several families. program featured remarks on his church faithfulness and gifts were given along with pantry supplies and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Spitzer
Ol ’ San Mar Chapel
San Mar
A. B. Miller
Brethren Church
D. R. Petre
C. E. Fabrney
John Wishard
Harry’ Gross
Inickle
I. A. Hollinbarger
William , Haines
Donald Mullen
Lester Fabrney
Russell Green
Thurman Gross
Nickle
Thurston’ Mullendore
Mesdames
Barbara J. Steeld
Margaret Nunamaker
Daisy Harmon
Elian Beard
Harry Shank
Frank Miller
John Gaylor
Jennie Ford
Clara Baldwin
Louella Gladwin
Hattie Mullendore
Mary Funk
Irene Petre
Ida Duvall
Cora Shank
Nettie Baker
Fannie Brown
Ida Wine
Lillian Kennedy
Katy Fahrney
Verge Fahrney
Grace Mullendore
Mary
Wolfe Family Holds Fifth Annual City Park Reunion
One hundred forty Wolfe family members gathered at City Park for the fifth annual reunion. Officers were elected including James N. Wolfe as president and Arthur Sprecher as first vice president. The program featured prayers, readings, solos, and family-themed entertainment organized by Mrs. Carl McCleary and Miss Virgil Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
James, N. Wolfe
Arthur Sprecher
Harry Wolfe
Freda Wolfe
Louise Pittinger
Ruth Shank
Carl McCleary
Virgil Brown
Alfred Smith
Jackie Toms
James Wolfe
McCleary
Bill
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Henry Pryor
Eleanor Toms
Reunioh
Hymn
Surprise Birthday for Mrs J W Norman at Fairplay Home
Mrs Glenn Fordham hosted a surprise party near Fairplay honoring Mrs J W Norman with green and white decor and many gifts. Attendees included the Davjy Envith family, William Davies family, J W Sperow family, G Croxa, S A Cross, the Norman and Purdham households. Kiwanis guests invited to Wednesday dinner dance at The Club with Jerry Harp's orchestra starting at nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Fordham
Fairplay
J. W. Norman
Davjy Envith
Lewis
William Davies
Robert
J. W. Sperow
Ida Ruth
G. Croxa
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Jerry Harp
Miss Winger Is Married in Johnstown Brethren Church
Miss Mary Rachel Winger of Greencastle wed Albert Gaver Harshman of Myersville on September 16 at 2 p.m. in Roxbury Church of the Brethren Johnstown Pennsylvania. The bride, a Washington County Hospital Training School nurse graduate, and the groom are on a wedding trip through New England states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Winger
Greencastle
Mary Rachel
Albert Gaver Harshman
Roxbury Church
Mrs. Harshman
New England States
Couple Married at Cearfoss Home in Weekend Ceremony
The Cearfoss home of Misses Carrie and Rae Grimm hosted a morning wedding for William Winklebled of Williamsport and Margaret C. Paul of Lock Haven. Rev. R A Babcock officiated. Geraldine Winklebled served as maid of honor and Harry Wooster as best man. The couple planned a visit with Red Lion relatives before settling in Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Rae Grimm
Cearfoss
William Winklebled
Red Lion
Williamsport
Girls' Hi Y Club Holds First Fall Meeting
Committees were appointed at the Girls' Hi Y Club fall gathering in the Rose Room of the YMCA. President Mary Ella Hook led the session with program, transportation, and food committees named and plans discussed for the year. An outing for new members is planned. officers include Amelia Baechstel as vice president and Caroline Kohler as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-t Club
Y. M.C.A
Mary Ella Hook
Helen Kaylor
Janet Mowrer
Anne Repp
Jane Slick
Ruth Reuzer
Clara Mullen
Lucille Eldridge
Janet Hill
Celia Ernst
Peggy Schlosser
Miss Ellen Yeates and Harry Kline Wed Quietly
Miss Ellen Yeates daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Yeates 101 Oak Hill Knolls and Harry Kline son of Mr and Mrs Kline 128 John Street were secretly married Saturday at 8 pm Rev M A Ashley Trinity Lutheran Boonsboro officiated Attendants Miss Zola Krause Maurice Schlotterbeck A dinner followed at Schlotterbeck residence 112 East Washington Street The couple will reside on Mulberry Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Yeates
J. W. Yeates
Oak Hill’ Knolls
Harry
Kline
Mr. Kline
John Street
M. A. Ashley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Boonsboro
Zola
Krause
Maurice Schigtterbeck
Southern Shoe Factory
Maurice Schlotterbeck
East Wash
Lington Street
Mulberry Avenue
Pennsylvania Couple Wed Here Saturday
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Simcox daughter of Mr and Mrs S A Simcox of Waynesboro and H G Miller son of Mr and Mrs Harry Miller of Chambersburg was solemnized at noon Saturday in Trinity Lutheran church. The ring ceremony was performed by Rev Dr J B Simon. The bride wore nile green taf feta and lace with a picture hat and pink rose corsage. The maid of honor was Misa Alice Anderson in a blue crepe frock. After a luncheon at the bride’s home the couple left for Chicago for the Century of Progress Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Simcox
S. A. Simcox
Waynesboro
H. G. Miller
Harry Miller
Chambersburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. 8. Simon
Misa Alice Anderson
George Fisher
Miller
Waynesboro High School
Waynesboro Knitting Company
Western Maryland Railway Company
Chicago
Installation of Christ Reformed C E Society officers
The Christ Reformed Christian Endeavor Society held an installation service Sunday evening led by Rev. H A Fesperman. David Schnebly became president with Alice Hoffman as vice president and other officers named, about 65 members attended. Freshman enrollment at Gettysburg College exceeded 180 with no girls enrolled for the first time since 188.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Reformed Christian Endeavor Society
H. A. Fesperman
David Schnebly
Alice Hoffman
Marlon Wartenfeltz
Catherine Berger
Ivan Beard
Doris Ensminger
Lookout
Alicé Hoffman
al Jal
Jane Flack
Sionary
Alberta Thurmond
Harold Helm
Calectice Wagner
H. C. Thurmond
Misa Lola May
Fesperman
Gettysburg College
Donald Haynes
Rohrersville
Monthly Meeting of Orphans Home at San Mar
Ayazillasy announces the Orphans Home regular monthly meeting at San Mar Wednesday evening at 2 30 EST Estelle Young will teach violin and piano. Accredited piano and theory courses offered at 37 Fairground contact 490 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayazillasy
San Mar
Estelle
Fairground
Dear Betty Brainerd Advice Column Fragments
Seventeen year old seeks a weight loss diet and rapid results before school. The advice warns against drastic dieting, suggests reducing sweets, limiting starch, and daily exercise. The column also offers relationship guidance about a wife leaving a husband and a young girl seeking romance, emphasizing communication and personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Why Should Any Woman Read This Advertisement
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets as a scientifically prepared uterine sedative offering relief from monthly ailments. It claims the medicine addresses the cause of pain, may require several months of use, and emphasizes safety and pleasant taste while urging purchase at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Maurice Harman
Potomac Avenue
James Atkinson
Joyce
Washington
Atkinson
Mrs. Thomas
Summit Avenue
Elmer Beachley
Jeff
University of Virginia
Frank
Franklin and Marshall
D L. Beachley
William’ McCool
Englewood Road
Guy McKee
University of Maryland
Walter Shroder
Patricia Ann
B. Shrader
H. H. Shroder
Fairground Avenue
Mae
Elizabeth Shroder
North Locust Street
Dayton
L. R. Voris
Baltimore
Flossie Anderson
East Washington Street
Shenandoah
City, Va
Geary Forter
Roger 8. Schlosser
Funkstown Pike
Mary Schafer
Chicago Exposition
Wm. Newcomer
Towson
Mansfield
Ohio
Newcomer
Ernest Stevens
Jackie Burtner
J. H. Burtner
Elm Hill
Carlton Schuller
Boston
Tufts College
Joseph C. Whitezel
Wilbur Feaster
Jack Donnelly
South Prospect Street
Chicago Fair
Michael Shea
Roanoke, Va
Marshall Reed
Fountain Head Heights
Shea
Robert Longstreet
New Jersey
Hagerstown
Mr. Longstreet
Frances M. Fry
Douglas Ford
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
J. Lawrence Fite
Florence
M. Shoupe
Findlay
Charles Plack
Philadelphia
Ardmore, Pa
Douglas Chapman
B.D. Chapman
Sunset Avenue
St. James School
Edward Maugans, Jr
Greenmont Avenue
Herbert W. Harp
Roger C. Harp
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
Helen Harp
Hood College
Frederick
Catherine Hose
Kitty Starr
New York City
Bobby Knode
John Knode
South Potomac Street
Washington County Hospital
Kiddie Klothes Shop
Potomac, St
Meyers & Berkson
Franklin St
East Washington
Larm’s Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
Ull
Potomac Edison CO
John D.myers & Co
Schindel - Rohrer
Marchant
McCardell Bros
Featuring
James Costello
Ceremonies
Jane Valmar
Don and
Carita
PT. A
Halfway
Charles E. Harmison
Reading
Jacqueline Carlotta
North Eleventh Street
Harmison
Evelyn E. Morningstar
Earl Folkes
Martinsburg
Saxtha L. Graham
Hancock
Joseph E. Bowman
Susan Vulgamott
Mary Ridenour
Antietam Street
Emma. Chisholm
Cumberland
George Kuhn
Summer Street
Margaret Long
West Wilson Boulevard
Carvel W. Hebb
Floris
Washington, D. C
New York State
New England
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Ray’ Kerlin
McConnellsburg, Pa
Mrs
Jacob Long
Everett. Northrup
Paul Shank
Leitersburg
Colluse Park
Ralph Highbarger
Washington St
Maryland Optometric Eye Clinic
Eileen Martin
Church Homes Infirmary
Fred Martin
Clearspring
C. M. Gray
Elizabeth City
N. Y
R. H. Tatem
Tatem
Charles Stem
California
Anne Jayat
Oak Hill Avenue
A. C. Hoffman
Blanche Hevesz
Waterloo
Nour
Miss Winger
Bride
A. G. Harshman
Hly
URMA
S Shoe Shop
THE
Nicodemus National Bank of
Brown’s Smart Shop
Rudy’s Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
KAY Jewelry
Wankington St
Miss ‘Yeates
Pennsylvania
C. E. Society
WE Women
Miss Brainerd
Pink
A. Fortune
Peny
Jettar
Hin
Helen
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc
Stickell Bldg
William Cochran
R. & G. Dep’t Store
Washington Street
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