Local residents note moves and births as season ends
Douglas Wright now enters Augusta Military Academy in Virginia. Miss Martha Tombaugh studies post graduate work at George Washington University. Several families travel or relocate including the Joyneses, Lane, and the Rosens, with students entering St James, Hargrave, and Mt Holyoke. Announce birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. K P Plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Wright
Fred_C Wright
Potomac Avenue
Augusta Military, Academy
Martha Tombaugh
Broadway
George’ Washington University
Tombaugh
Jett ‘Money
Mary Stewart Conrad
Albertus Healey
Surrey P T A Announces Yearlong Program Theme 1933 34
The Surrey Parent Teachers Association opens its 1933 34 program with the theme The Parent the School and the Child A reception tomorrow at the school features Mrs Cecile F Gutelius principal Mrs L V Crist president Mrs Lawrence Wolfe first vice president and Mrs David R Bair second vice president Roy Danzer will discuss NR A application to mothers at home and Beatrice Phillips will be guest artist Refreshments will be served Upcoming events include Father in the P A The Child and His Library Recreation Parents and Children Founders Day Play A Radio Listening Group May Day Festival and installation of officers The program committee includes Cecile F Gutelius Lawrence Wolfe Edward W Ditto William Peacher Lester Britcher Catherine Noel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Parent-Teachers’ “Association
Ce‘eile F. Gutelius
L. V. Crist
Lawrence Wolfe
David R. Bair
Roy Danzer
Beatrice Phillips
P. A
Alice Sowers
Parent Education of the National
Congress of Parents, and Teachers
Association
Cecile F. Gutelius
Edward W. Ditto
William Peacher
Lester Britcher
Mise Catherine Noel
Bridge Shower for Mrs. Thomas Gibson Held at Draper Home
Miss Doris Draper hosted a bridge party and surprise shower on East Baltimore Street for Mrs. Thomas Gibson. Guests included Mrs. Carl Trager and others. first prize went to Mrs. Carl Trager. Presents were later displayed in the dining room before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Draper
East Baltimore Street
Thomas Gibson
Carl Trager
Austin Keen
Robert C. Carder
Olive Martin
Mary Draper
Maude Conner
Lowise Gimpie
Evelyn Shrader
Gayl McConnell
Florence Draper
Gibson
Miss Draper
Miss Rhodes To Wed Minister
Miss Mary Jeannette Rhodes announces engagement to Rev Harold Crouse son of Mr and Mrs Rehoboam Crouse of Nova Scotia The announcement was made at a bridge party at 36 South Mulberry Street The wedding is set for Thursday October 12 at St Johns Lutheran Church The couple plans to reside in McSherrystown Pa He is a graduate of Western University and Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary and will assume a Lutheran pastorate October 1 The bride graduated from Hagerstown High School and works as secretary for Attorneys Harshman and Stonebraker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jeannette Rhodes
Harold Crouse
Rehoboam Crouse
Nova Scotia
Ivanb. Rhodes
South Mulberry Street
St John's Lutheran Church
Dorothy Springer
Madelin Troxell
Wiliam Zellers
Thelma Massack
Mary Rhodes
Catherine Henson
Harriett Doub
Louise Henson
Martin Ingram
John Shockey
Wilson Hyde
Henry Gross
Miss Burger Elected Leader of Six Point District
Miss Frances Burger of Christ Reformed church was elected district leader of the Six-Point District of the Christian Endeavor Society at a meeting in Christ Reformed church last evening. Other officers named include assistant district leader Helen Dorman, secretary Peatrice Grimes, treasurer Charles Fuller, social chairman Mrs Alberta Thurmond, and publicity chairman Miss Lola May. Retiring officers are district leader Lola May and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Burger
Christ Reformed Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Helen Dorman
Church of God
Peatrice Grimes
Rehoboth U. B
Williamsport
Charles Fuller
Grace U. B. Church
Alberta, Thurmond
Lola May
Brice Boppe
Catherine Burger
Charlies Potter
Stafford Kline
Irvin Beard
Hazal Johnson
Old Clothes Dance To Benefit King's Daughters
Everything is in readiness for the Old Clothes dance to be held tonight at the South Hagerstown Fire Company room in the Square to benefit the King's Daughters. Admission is one old clothing item and the dance starts at 8:30 p.m. A report notes a Maryland Farm Bureau tour to the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago with a special train carrying about 36 Marylanders. Participants from Hagerstown include Roy Weagley, Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter Catherine, Ardath Martin, Bertha Negley, Mrs. Harvey Rowland, Mrs. E. B. Sefton, Adrian Strite, Jacob Arkeney, and Robert Bain. Also, Charles Kretzer was taken to Washington County Hospital after a street incident involving hemorrhages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hagerstown
Chicago
Hagerstown
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland
Roy Weagley
Beaver Creek
Frank Miller
Catherine
Boonsooro
Ardath Martin
Bertha Negley8thamtier
Commerce
Harvey Rowland
Halfway
E. B. Sefton
Virginia Arvenué
Adrian Strite
Jacob Arkeney
Robert Bain
Clearspring
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Charles Kretzer
Freemont Street
Washington County Hospital
Lions Clubs Hold Dinner in joint meeting
Boonsboro and Hagerstown Lions Clubs held a joint dinner at the Club with fifty Lions present. F A Welly welcomed Boonsboro, Dr J H Wade greeted the guest club, and W P Wachter was welcomed back after a West tour. Helen Braley Cavanaugh entertained with vocal selections, Roy A McMichael at piano. New members Lynn S Keller Fred P Butler Osear Hartsock Ralph S Siegrist James K Noel elected to the Hagerstown Lions Club. The International attendance contest begins this week. Hagerstown Lions Club meets Tuesday noon at the Hamilton Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
F. A. Welly
Boonsboro Lions
J. H. Wade
Lion W. P. Wachter
Helen Braley Cavanaugh
Hamilton Hotel
Shriners To Hold Outing At Ali Ghan Country Club
Ali Ghan Temple members meet at Cumberland club for annual outing with supper at six. Highlights include a clay pigeon shoot between Hagerstown and Cumberland members and a Hagerstown Cumberland baseball game. Quoits swimming and other events planned. prizes to be awarded. Attendance expected from Hagerstown Frederick and Cumberland. fifty confirmed by Fotentate Bohman. A separate Potomac Edison Crew outing at Cold Spring Park near Waynesboro drew about fifty with picnic supper skating and contests after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Ghan Temple
Ali Ghan Country Club
Cumberland
Temple
Hagerstown
Frederick
Fotentate
C. P. Bohman
Cold Spring Park
Waynesboro
The
Potomac Edison Company
Marv Beeler
WE WOMEN By BETTY BRAINERD
Betty Brainerd advises L H 8 to avoid the former suitor who reappears at social events. He remains untrustworthy, courting only to manipulate, and the reader should avoid contact, visit his home, or renewed flirtations. Stay inaccessible and focus on her marriage and husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Betty Brainerd
Surprise Dinner For Mr and Mrs Dieterich Family
Relatives and friends hosted a surprise dinner Sunday for Mr and Mrs C Dieterich and family. Attending were Mr and Mrs Charles Dieterich, Mr and Mrs W E Huntzberry, Mrs Blanche Eckstine and daughter Emma Jane, sons Paul Roger Ralph Charles and Kenneth, Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman, sons Glen and Harry, Miss May Gearhart and Mrs Emma Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dieterich
Charles
H, Dieterich
W. EB. Huntzberry
Blanche Eckstine
Emma Jane
Paul
Roger
Ralph
Kenneth
Charles Hoffman
Glen
Harry
May Gearhart
Emma Hoffman
Miss Hause Weds Mr George Pound in Frederick
The recent marriage of George Pound fruit grower of Smithsburg to Miss Gladys Hause daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Hause 68 Bellevue Avenue was held in Frederick. Rev Ralph Hartman performed the ceremony with Frances Stonebrakes of Cumberland and Chester Kline of Smithsburg as witnesses. Pound a Smithsburg High School graduate class of 1926, Mrs Pound worked at Montgomery Ward. The bride wore a beige traveling costume and the couple will reside at the groom’s Smithsburg home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pound
Smithsburg
Gladys Hause
Raymond Hause
Bellevue Avenue
Frederick
Ralph Hartman
J. Stewart Hartman
Cavetown
Frances Stonebrakes
Cumberland
Chester Kline
Pound
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Routh
Prospect Street
Dana Miller
Edith
Fylde
Jmr
Mra
Tully
Joynes
Sally
Prospect” Street
Mr. Joynes
Aatern Shore
Virginia
William P
Lane
Serry
Speet Street
Mr. Berger
Shabaubures Hat
Larles
Gross
Sharpsburs
Piue Rides, College
Kew
Windsor
Aee Agnes
Baltimore
H. T. Robinson
Fran Stuart Rowe
South Prospect Street
Tom and
Bill
St. James School
Baltimore’ ‘Street
Hargrave “Military Academy
Students’Senate
Musketeer
R.F. Chapin and
Charles Young
New York City
Alexander Hotel
Miases
Louise, Porter
Sara Jane Wertz
Mt. Holyoke’ College
Mt. Holyoke, Mass
Guy Hebb
Lester Brothers
Henry
Remsburg
Bertha Markey
Nellie Zimmerman
City
Jacob and
Moses Saltzman
Mrs
Helen Weinberg
Maurice Harman
Mrs. Harman
K.P. Plank
West Side Avenue
Wetherill
R. D. McKee
P-T
Kiddie Klothes Shop
N. Potomac &T
American Legion
Salt Room
Sid Charles
Orch
BON Ton
Miss Rhodes
Miss Burger
Hollywood
May Robson
Larm’s
Beauty Shop
N. Potomac St
L. & B. Hat Works
Keat
Washington
Lions’ Clubs
Shriners
WE Women
Ana
Miss Hause
Olive Hope
Potomac St
Murphy’s
Summit Ave
Jerry Harp
Arcade Building
James Costello
Ceremonies
Jane Valmar
Don and
Carita
Grace
PGA
Crace
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