Pleasant social notices and gatherings in Smithsburg
A long list of social mentions from Smithburg area residents includes visits, returns from trips to Georgetown and Baltimore, hosting gatherings at homes on Mulberry Street and Tale Way, and numerous informal get togethers. Names mentioned include Mrs. Charles McGimmon, Miss Frances Grove, Mrs. D. Slagle, and Mrs. A. F. Doub, among others, with events ranging from visits with friends to surprise parties and small entertainments at local residences.
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George Crowther
Smithburg
Georgetown
Misa Lillian Shute
Tome
Lute
Mig Guy Marker
Baltiners
Charles McGimmon
Flenda
Rolthyeas
Halthnors
Meri
Getlalury
le Pat Welt
Mes
Herbert Berrkel
Glende Med Rely
Mra
D. Slagle
Mulberry St
Frances Grove
Thas
Cathering
Malberry
Mew
Mery
Taylor
Mane ‘Pylon
Williamenart
Winenis
Mira
Heney San Mar
Munrock
Comherland
I. Bhyster
Daksa
Weel
Telvada
Heeb Preety
Owe
Free rifle instruction trip to Winthrop Maryland for youths
A citizen group plans a September 26 trip from Hagerstown to the U S Marine Corps rifle range at Winthrop for Maury Losingess and area youths. The program offers free instruction from officers and top marksmen. transportation costs are covered by a government expense, with a small per-person rate for rail fare.
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Maury
Vitali Hagerstews
Aroma
Hagerstews Rifle Association
Wich
United States Marine Amps Rhie Ridge
Winthrop
United
Lnion
Hagerstown
Winthren
Washington
Shaft of Cash
Aamie
Marin Corps
Edward A. Callan
Tonhnaree
United States Marine Corps
Che Vallrouda
Building Permits Filed For Garages And Houses
Rumacetotti on McPherson Avenue files a partial concrete garage project 4 by 20 feet with a Ly 19820 feet footing. William Marr submits a two and a half story frame house plan 24 by 28 feet with slate roof permitting.
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Rumacetotti
McPherson
Poncreto
Wiliam Marr
Fall Planting Bulbs From Meri Coagh
Meri Coagh offers fall planting bulbs now in stock. Novel varieties include drought tolerant stones and water thriving types. Highlights include deep red dole and a single tulip, Exton large sled hyarintha.
Paralysis cases found in Rohrersville and Casgail area
Infantile paralysis diagnosed in Clara May Goss, ten months, on a Nobreraville farm. Case deemed sporadic, isolation enforced, contacts limited. A second child Loretta Harbareh, 8, from neighboring farm, also paralyzed. Doctors Kefauver and Montv er, with Norment, confirmed the illness and quarantine enforced.
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Rohersville
Casgail
Clara May
Clifford Goss
Nobreraville
Dafant
C. T
Baker
Robreraville
Normont
Avery
Unl de. Linker
Loretta
Daugher
Murray Harbareh
Lee
C. A. Montver
Sabiiinsyne
M.D. Kefauver
Smithsburg
Norment
Evangelist Davis Preaches On The Unforgivable Sin At St Penul'h
Evangelist Davis led a large congregation at St Penul'h Watl ed eangelical Clarey last night with a sermon titled The Unforgivable Sin. Three persons accepted the final invitation, and many prayed for grace. Tomorrow he will speak to the son at the We MM and on Saturday afternoon he will address women on the subject Aha While Slave Trade.
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Evangelist Davis
St Penul'h
Tisalig
Micetitus
Mindy divisor and Duffield Reed ad copy fragment
Fragmentary read of a product listing mentioning Mindy divisor and Duffield Reed, with toy-like lines Yo Blanket, $1.99 and references to Deard's Old Exgl Is Fluor Wax. Mentions B D McKee in unclear context.
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Mckee
Mirthful Union Ties Imomel-Overs and Inmet in York
Imomel-Overs of Santa Walt Over and Bant Latitore St aod Charles Inmet of York were wed Saturday at Bi Vcottily by Rev. Foltz. The ceremony marked the culmination of a romance that began years ago when Over wished Mer gia for in York. The couple will reside in York with plans for their future.
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Imomel
Santa Walt
Aid M Miller Gyer
Bant Latitore St
Lights Out Riders Case Before Justice Mart
Three men James Heard Thijs Boyd and Wile Han Crider appeared before Justice Mart yesterday charged with riding without lights on West without lights Patrolman GC CL Reynalds led the case each man was fined two dollars which they paid The incident prompted a warning to stop riding wheels without lights and pay fines thereafter
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James
Thijs Boyd
Wile Han Crider
Justice Mart May
Wes Owithouk
CL Reynalds
Wao Magisty
Paul Uiet
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