Local guests and birthday observances noted in Hagerstown area
The article lists numerous Sunday and weekend visits by residents of Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Pauli, Mrs. Howard Stangle and family, Mrs. Maria Marty of Boonsboro, Mrs. Susan Smith, and others visiting at homes of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Butts, and families in Williamsport, Gapland, and Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Pauli
Howard Stangle
Haynes
Susan Smith
Mt. Briar
Maria
Kenneth Stangle
Jacob Reed
Sunday
Lee Butts, Jr
Williamsport
Sunday Socials and News Across Rohrerstown Area
Miss Pat Haynes and Miss Dorothy Haynes visited grandmother Mrs Dora Haynes in Hagerstown this weekend. Families from Hagerstown and Waynesboro attended Sunday dinners hosted by Rev Harry Barnes and Nellie Shockey. Frelda Rice entered Washington County Hospital School of Nursing and Wayne Hovermale joined Shenandoah Conservatory Music Jayton Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora’ Haynes
Maud Haynes
Shirley
Wayne Mumma
John Harries
Hagerstown
Paul Fink
Sharon
Ora Zecher
Jaco Huffer
Senlca
Zecher
Wilgon Zecher
Frelda Rice
Washington County Hospital
Wayne Hovermale
Shenandoah Conservatory Music
Jayton
Virginia
Mia. Welty Miller
Waynesboro
Harry Barnes
Neliie Shockey
Bertha Blessing
Boonsboro
Fashionable ruffled tops with bow tiebacks and sashes
Describes white tops with colored ruffles in green blue gold or red. Includes eight plaid tops on grey and white with white ruffle trim. Features tailored white sashes, red pockets, woven hems, and durable knit pattern with rayon for sparkle. Colors noted as light eggshell and ivory with deep ruffle trim.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. C. McCormick
Denis
Dean Allama
Paramount
York
Mae Deahong
Jesse Nichols
Roger Moser
Gerald Jones
Elerton
Stanley
Gapland
Ethel Jones
Boons
Carrolldore
Mullendore
George Mullem
Vernon Nicholsdore
Rohrersville
Rohrereville
Himes
Larry
Pat
Dorothy Haynes
Hegerstown
Fea
Ag. Ft
Alee
Atitt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!