Social and Personal Notes From Harrisburg Area
Social and personal items list local residents visiting, traveling, or recovering. J L Ott underwent surgery at City Hospital Harrisburg and is improving. Several guests and travelers from Chambersburg, Baltimore, Hagerstown, Frostburg, Clarksburg, Keyser, Leitersburg, and Avon Park are noted. Edger Green joins Kreider Reisner Aircraft Co after managing Lloyds Grocery in Baltimore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edger Green
Lloyds Grocery Store
Baltimore Street
Kreider-Reisner Aircraft Co
Mrs Emmert Hosts Evening Bridge Party
Mrs. Leonard Emmert hosts a bridge party tonight at her home in honor of Mrs. James Anderson of Charleston West Virginia who is visiting in the city with her sister Mrs J Mowrer. Also notes of Mrs Edward W McGinley hosting five tables of five hundred at 112 East Lee Street with prizes to Mrs Kieffer Bowers Mrs Chester Arthur and Mrs Anne Wise. Plus Mrs Phreanor Logan celebrated the seventh birthday of her son Richard at Washington Avenue home from 4 to 7 with games and refreshments. Mr and Mrs IF Moats of Tilghmanton entertained recently for Milton Sprecher who will enter the Medical School of the University of Maryland next week. Mrs Charles Alvord entertained St Marks Lutheran Sunday School teachers at 422 Summit Avenue with a business session and refreshments. Married couple notices list Mehrle D Smith and Alice T Kirby both of Wilmington Del correct, Horace Stoner and Margaret Weitzel of Harrisburg Pa, Paul Lingle and Bertha Alsach of Grantville and Ono Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Emmert
James Anderson
Charleston
W. Va
Anderson
J. Mowrer
Edward W. McGinley
East Lee Street
Kieffer Bowers
Chester Arthur
Anne Wise
Phreanor Logan
Richard
Washington Avenue
IF. F. Moats
Tilghmanton
Milton Sprecher
Medicaal School
University of Maryland
Charles Alvord
St. Mark's Lutheran Sunday School
Summit Avenue
Mehrle D. Smith
Wilmington
Del
Alice T. Kirby
Williiamsport
Horace Stoner
Margaret Weitzel
Harrisburg
Paul Lingle
Grantville
Bertha Alsach
Ono
Leitersburg Grange Meeting Presents Various Acts
At Leitersburg Grange a Wednesday session featured a program including The Wild Bird, a story by Robert Hartle, piano by R. Karl Shank, a Down in the Cornfield skit by Robert Ridenour and Keller Hartle, recitations, jokes by Maxwell Black, a vocal trio, and Lindbergh flight scenes. U D C Chapter plans fall meeting hosted by Mrs Thomas Hardingelms at 1149 The Terrace on September 27 at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitersburg
the Wild Bird
Robert Hartle
R. Karl Shank
Cornfield
Robert Ridenour
Keller Hartle
Prof. Stouffer
C. B. Neff
Maxwell Black
Walter Newcomer
I. K. Shank
Levi Ridenour
Lindberg
Dr. O. K. Hoffman
Hagerstown
U. D.C
Thomas Hardingelms
Henry Kyd Douglas
the Terrace
Winter Meeting Plans Discussed by Y M C A Auxiliary
Plans for the winter will be discussed at the first autumn meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of the Y M C A, to be held on Monday at 7 30 p m. Some meetings will be held at night this year to enable business girls to attend.
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The
Officers Hold Meeting of County Sunday School
A meeting of the Sunday School Association of Washington County officers was held at the Y M C A. President E J Snyder reported on his trip to Lake Winnipesaukee New Jersey for a leaders training school and urged forming a county council of pastors and superintendents while discussing a county training school. Delegates from Hagerstown and the county plan to attend the State Sunday School Association convention at Walbrook M E Church in Baltimore on October 20 and 21.
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Sunday School Association
Washington County
E. J. Snyder
Lake Winnepesaukee
N. J
State Sunday School Association
Walbrook M. E. Church
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Rosh Hashana Observed In Hagerstown Services Planned
Jewish residents of Hagerstown prepare for Rosh Hashana starting next Monday evening with 7 o'clock services at Sons of Abraham Synagogue and additional services Tuesday evening. Morning rites set for Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 with Rabbi R Framm. Rosh Hashana spans one day for reform and two for orthodox, begun at sunset with the shofar. Shabbat Shabah follows, and Yom Kippur begins October 5 at sunset, with memorial services cited as central to the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Sons of Abraham
R. Framm
Mystery child case notes lingering hope for Sonny kinship
The Maluski family contemplates blood tests and distant identification as they wait for proof that the New York boy called Sonny is their kidnapped son. Letters and a mustard plaster scar enter the frame as clues, while foster care ties and a potential later reunion hover in the balance.
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Sonny
Maluski
Penguin Purse Among Novelties Features Penguin Bag
The penguin bag serves as a roomy kid model with space for Milady's daily items or an overnight outfit. Known for its legendary luck, the novelty persists as a popular accessory choice in this era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milady
Famous Diva Schumann-Heink Turns Sixty Five In Miami
The noted soprano Mme Schumann-Heink, who debuts in Gratz at fifteen and now sings a Wagner Ring return at the Metropolitan, reaches age ninety five? Correction: sixty five. She recalls fifty years on stage and shares her simple diet and health rules. She is mother to five sons and several daughters, and is honorary member of the Cardinal Club of Miami, Florida, an association of famous grandmothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann-Heink
John’s
Gratz
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Schumann- Heink
Cardinal Club
Miami
Florida
Quiet wedding of Miss Anna Stoner and Arthur Baughman
Miss Anna Stoner daughter of Mr and Mrs O H Stoner of 218 West Franklin and Arthur Baughman of Greencastle were quietly married Wednesday September 21 at 7 o'clock by Rev George H ee pastor of Washington Square M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stoner
O. H. Stoner
West
Franklin Street
Arthur Baughman
Greencastle
George H.ee
Washington Square M. E. Church
Driver Is Given Sixty More Days
Charles Reed, jailed for automobile law violations, was taken from jail and arraigned before Justice Huber in Hancock. He received an additional sixty five days in jail after being found to operate his vehicle despite a revoked operator’s license. Justice Huber also fined him $100 with the jail term in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reed
Justice Huber
Hancock
Reed
Joachin
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Anderson at Oak Hill Avenue
Mrs HL V Hodges hosted a bridge party at 120 Oak Hill Avenue on Thursday night in honor of Mrs James Anderson of Charleston West Virginia visiting her sister Mrs CG L Mowrer. Other guests included Mrs Stanley Wilmoth Mrs Omer Kaylor Mrs Ray Phillippy Mrs H V Hart and Mrs Kneisley. Each guest received an individual prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL. V. Hodges
Oak Hill Avenue
James Anderson
Charleston
W. Va
CG. L. Mowrer
Stanley Wilmoth
Omer Kaylor
Ray Phillippy
H. V. Hart
Kneisley
Wallace Store Opens at 2 Public Square
A new Wallace Store for women opened today at 2 Public Square in the former Hannah Shop location. The outlet offers a complete line of hats and frocks at good prices with Maxwell Kaplan in charge and a large sales staff ready to serve customers.
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Public Square
Wallace
Hannah
Maxwell Kaplan
Disease risk prompts hog cholera warnings in Antrim Township
Greencastle reports multiple hog cholera cases in Antrim Township prompting farmers to fumigate pens and take precautions to stop spread. Other items note Miss Anna Bella McLaughlin leaving for New York to work at a department store, guardians named for Nellie G. Haselbarth’s children, Luther Fleming visiting Waynesboro, Dr. Richard Phreaner opening practice in Littlestown, residents Barnes and family in town recovering, and a two-car collision on St James road causing damage but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Antrim
Anna Bella McLaughlin
H. W. McLaughlin
New York City
Watson R. Davison
Nellie G. W Haselbarth
Omer
Grove
R. R
John E. Haselbarth
Harry A. Grove
Albert L. Haselbarth
Mary A. Grove
Louisa D. Haselbarth
Luther Fleming
Waynesboro
Richard Phreaner
Town
Littlestown
Harold Martin
Philadelphia
South Washington Street
Charles Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Linden Avenue
Dr. Barnes
Steamer Canadian Carrier Returns After Boiler Blast
Halifax Sept 24 The passenger steamer Canadian Carrier returning to harbor after boiler explosion found one man killed and three firemen severely scalded during a voyage to Demerara via Bermuda.
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Halifax
N. S
Demerara
British Guinea
Bermuda
Barton Selden Wedding Plans at St Johns Church Tonight
Miss Elizabeth de Moville Barton and Mr. John Selden prepare to wed at St. John’s Episcopal Church at 7 o’clock with Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl officiating. The Barton family hosts a small reception. out-of-town guests include Champer Fitzhugh and Elizabeth Barton of Dublin. Selden, an engineer with Bartlett Hayward, will work in New York and Chicago this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth de Moville Barton
John Selden
Charlottesville
St. John's Epistlee Church
Walter Byron Stehl
Robert Harvey Barton
Broadway
Charles Town
W. Va
Eleanor Barton
Mary Spottawood Buegleston
Norfolk
Mary Randolph Fitzhugh
Pulaski
Champe Fitzhugh Grant
Florence Morgan
Rebecca Trapnell
Frank Zeigler
Bluefield
John Augustine Washington
Robert Harvey Harton
Hagerstown
Hugh McCormick
Lewis Allen
Archibald Morgan
Charle Town
Edward Fitzhugh Ierneyhough
Washington
Medford R
Walter Washington
Christine Washington
Narnia Selden
Robert Wright
Champer. Fitzhugh
Elizabeth Barton
Dublin
Selden
Bartlett Hayward Co
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Special Services at Second Christian Church Monday Night
Special services will be held at the Second Christian Church on Monday night featuring religious solos and recitals. A sermon will be preached by Rev. William I. Snowden of the A. M. E. Church in Newark Maryland, with Mrs. Beasie Snowden singing a vocal solo. Local pastor Montagie T. Robinson is also mentioned.
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Second Christian Church
William I. Snowden
A. M. EK
Newark, Md
Beasie Snowden
Montagie T. Robinson
Years Ago In Williamsport And Nearby
A fire damaged the home of Mrs Sites Foltz on W Church Street, confined to one room but smoke and water caused heavy damage. A two day rainfall of 4.58 inches overflowed county streams. A windstorm at Smithsburg damaged remaining fruit crops. Miss Leona Ward and Harry E Goddard wed at St Pauls Church parsonage. Florist Henry Eicholtz exhibited lavender carnations. A Fayette City woman gave birth to a baby with a transparent back. The Williamsport postmastership split Republicans. four candidates named with a compromise option. Two canal boats collided above Williamsport, coal cargo Sloan lost. Invitations issued for Katte Adams and G T Emmett wedding. Democratic committee members listed for Hagerstown districts. A singing class in Lestersburg will meet next Tuesday at Grange Hall.
Nobody's Business and the High Cost of Living
A witty tract describes a young husband who models economical living by letting his wife stay in bed while he buys breakfast downtown, wins back the cost at a nearby slot machine, and claims luck can keep costs down as long as he does not overstep. He argues this makes life cheaper if not hungry.
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Jnn
H. C. of L
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Me. J. L. Ott
North Mulberry St
City Hospital
Robert Hutton
John Carr
Chambersburg
M. J. Patterson
Mechanics Loan Apartments
C. Franklin Bloom
Ralph Cowden
Clarence Rohrer
George Good
Calvert County
Frederick J. Hill
Cumberland
Anne Kemp
King's Daughters
Washington County Hospital
Chester Kemp
Frederick
Miss Kemp
Ruth Bussington
Violet Thomas
East Franklin Street
Ethel Snyder
Herbert Rohrer
Frostburg, Mid
H. F. Kline
West Washington Street
Edwin Bailey
Herald Dispatch
Huntington
James J. Houser
Louise Baker
Mrs. Hodges
Keyser
John S. Snyder
Mrs
Roy M. Snyder
Clarksburg
Hunter Drury
Martinsburg
George 8. Crowther
G. Rodney Crowther
North Carolina
James M. Grove
East Antietamistrest
Middle West
Hannah Paulsgrove
Aetna
Marguerite Hebb
Avon Park
Schumann
Heine
R.A. Highbarger
W. Washbington St
Itueee As ‘Ezes Haserstor NS
Potomac Street
Aughinbaugh’s
Hoffman’s Style Shop
Mrs. Emmert
Neil Brinkley
Sagle's Beauty Shoppe
North Jonathan Street
County Association
Malaski
Frederick Peirce
Honda Oo Invent
Rer
Ieat
Wavey PL
McCrory Big
Hagerstown, Md
Phane
Penguin
Kohler
Gruen
MacKenzie Drug Co
D. B. Wills
Glenside Avenue
Victor Jacobs
St. James Road
Sharpsburg Pike
Hester S Pills
Ladinal
Akio
Oitien
OND
PILLA
Druguists
Barton-Selden
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Potomac St
Flapper
U.S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
Smithsburg
W. Leona Ward
Charles O. Ward
King Street
Harry E. Goddard
Wellston
Ohio
A. B. Stuttom
St. Pauls
A. B. Church
Henry Eicholtz
Waynesboro Florist
Fayette City
Henry L. Hobote
O. K
Williamsport
Ao Eail
John B. Beard
Charles E. Kimble
Judge McComas
Franklin TL. King
Wellington
Agnes Thompson
Judge Sloan
John H. Wilson
Sloan
Georgetown
J. Riley Adams
Miss Katte
G. T. Emmett
Virst Christian Church
Democratic Country Central Committee
Charles Stem
John T. Clarkson
Samuel C. Wrees
Wm. P. Rauth
8. K. Firey
Albert Heil
Geo. L. Winter
Davies L. Kely
Robt. Cushyn
BE. M. Schindel
T. A. Nock
Wm. Feigiey
J. C. Woessner
N. S. Munson
C. L. Dusang
M. H. Huyett
D. M. Grove
John Hawkbaker
George W. Bleyer
Thomas Geary
Wm. Full
Robert Smith
W. J. Wills
A. J. Zinkand
W. F. Semler
W. B. McCardell
J. V. Moore
J. H. Ulrtehy
Lestersburg
Grange Hall
Talking Machine Shop
Purina
Howard's
E. Balto
W. P. Beard Co
Washington St
Maghenstown
Waah
St. Vhone
Boys’ Wash
the Peoples Store
Packard, Hudson, Essex
Startzman Motor Co
W. Franklin St
Grey Gables
Beauty Parlor
Kinney’s
S. Pot. St. Hagerstown, Md
Kirk Silver
Kodak Picture
Hiedwohl
W. L. Douglas
Oxfords
Stetson Jorp
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corn
Gries
N. Jonathan
Phono
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