Beauty Week Set Across Nation October Observance
National Beauty Salon Week runs October 22 to 29 with events planned nationwide. Miss Lois A. Lumm chairs the program supported by the Hagerstown Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, featuring lectures demonstrations a fashion show and a Beauty Salon Week Queen coronation at the Hotel Alexander.
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Lois A. Lumm
Miss Lumm
Hagerstown
Hotel Alexander
Ieading
Knights of Columbus Plan October Activities
Hagerstown Council 1265 plans a busy October with Five Point Program activity. A Star Council certificate arrives October 25, Holy Hour at St Mary’s Church October 8, Columbus Day events October 12 and a Columbus Day dance October 13 at Hotel Alexander. The October 26 meeting will review committee reports and future plans.
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Knights of Columbus
Supreme Council of the Order In Convention
Supreme Convention
Hagerstown Council
Star Council
Hagerstown
United States
Canada
Mexico
Philippines
Virgin Islands
Supreme Board of Directors
John E. Swift
Sir ‘Knights
Alexander Hallroom
Ronald J.keller
Council 1365
Francis Mazzo
Thomas Luby
C. P. Sappington
William Brinton
William Dwyer
Keller
Dan Peebles
Peebles
Hagerstonians
Alsatia
Assembly
Gloria Grahame Counts Glare at RKO and Macao Rift
Hollywood notes report Gloria Grahame, angry over RKO, says contract ends after Ma co. She alleges studio kept suspending her, blocked choices like A Place in the Sun and Born Yesterday, and pushed for Ava Gardner or Larama Day leads. She plans to work elsewhere but rejects new exclusive deals.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Gloria Grahame
Behleves
RKO
Maceo
Gloria
Macao
Ahe Jeall
Tust
Harmphrey Bogart
Ava Gardner
Laraina Day
G Pictures
Shelley Winters
Stan Picture Tenta
Atudin
Miss Grashame
Homecoming Planned at Shepherd College
Shepherd College schedules homecoming for October 21 after college council meeting. Plans include selecting a Homecoming Queen from freshmen and sophomores, inviting Ray Rogers to provide music for the dance, and enlisting the Shepherdstown Men's Club to promote window decorations. The council will meet weekly at 12:20 p.m. through football season.
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Shepherd College
Ray Rogers
Schol
Howard Carper
Rogers
Shepherdstown
Abel DeWitt
Oliver S. Ikenberry
Bil Lemen
Wilbert Robertson
Olin Yoder
Local residents noted in Washington County Hospital notices
Prosanals G Walter Smith of Fountain Head Heights is a patient at Washington County Hospital. Miss Goldie Kaplan returned home from a business trip to New York City. Dickie Messersmith is confined to his home on Virginia Avenue by George W Baker of Funkstown and also a patient at Washington County Hospital. Roseallie Frances Bussard of Clear Spring Route 1 discharged from the Variet y Lane Home Johns Hopkins Hospital. Jean Rowe daughter of Mr and Mrs George M Howe enrolled as a freshman at Susquehanna College. Jacques Gager 254 Mealey Parkway nonenior at University of Maryland returned to resume studies. Elizabeth Ann Newcomer daughter of Mr and Mrs Davis W Newcomer of Williamsport entered the junior class at Mount Saint Mary College. Mrs A Ramacciotti Mia Yin W Garrow and Mrs Enne South are expected home today from a European tour. The group visited relatives in Italy and made a holy year pilgrimage to Nome. Hurett has returned home from Union Memorial Hospital Talulmore where he was a patient for a month. Ralph A L McCune Jr of Tas Anceler California returned home after visiting his parents and other relatives in the area. Mrs Leonard Morris of State Line Pa formerly of this city is a patient at Washington County Hospital after major operation on Monday.
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Goldie Kaplan
New York City
Dickie Messersmith
Virginia Avenue
Ness
Hurett
Fountain Head Heights
Union Memorial Hospital
Talulmore
Leonard Morris
State Line
Washington County Hospital
John
Paula
Edith
Ada
John Vinto
Tasting Broil Tip Turns for Crisp Brown Sides
A cooking tip advises broiling foods only once to ensure a crisp brown crust on each side. The guidance emphasizes minimal turning during the cooking process for best results.
Gradale Initiates New Members At Local Museum
Gradale will initiate eight new members into the Alpha Gradale Sorority on Tuesday at 8:30 PM in the music room of the Washington County Museum. A reception will follow. New members: Mrs Linwood Rowe, Mrs Lawrence Cottrell, Mrs Val Bristo, Mrs Arthur Cooper, Mrs Edward Swomley Jr, Mrs Donald Garrison, Mrs Preston Kendle, and Mrs Oliver Dickinson. Mrs Lynn S Fuller presides.
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Alpha Gradale Sorority
Washington County Museum
Linwood Rowe
Lawrence Cottril
Val Bristo
Arthur Cooper
Edward L. Swomley, Jr
Donald Garrison
Preston Kendle
Oliver Dickinson
Lynn S. Fuller
Coming Events from the Chamber of Commerce Calendar
The chamber lists monthly events including the Inter-denomination School September 27, Hagerstown Photographic Society meetings, Ladies Bible Class September 28, Opti-Mrs Fashion Show October 1, WCTU meeting October 3, Women’s Club tea October 3, Mills Brothers Circus October 5, Maryland Land Week October, National Fire Prevention Week October 22, National Beauty Salon Week October 22, Hagerstown Civic Music Association concert October 23, and multiple leadership and interdenominational trainings through October 24 at various venues in Hagerstown.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Washington County Council of Church Women
Hagerstown Photographic Society
Ladies Bible Class
Washington Square
WCTU
Clinton Hoffmaster
I Summit Avenue
Catherine Beachley
Japan
B’nal
Abraham Sisterhood
Maxwell Greenwald
the Terrace
Mills Brothers Circus
Civitan Club
Hagerstown Civic
Raymond Lewenthal
Hagerstown
Zion Reformed Church
Zion ‘Reformed Church
P.m
More Couples Seek Licenses In Washington County
The county reports a high week for marriage licenses with about 65 issued. Read lists include names such as Robert Orye and Una Ridinger in Hagerstown and John Shives with Mayette Mann in Hancock, among many others.
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Washington County
Robert A. Orye
Hagerstown
Una M. Ridinger
John P. Shives
Hancock
Mayette Mann
David A. Smith
Geraldina E. Calhoun
Gerald A .Gosa
Sharpsburg
Helen E. Swope
Lionel
Diehl
Smithsburg
Myrtle M. Ketteman
Smithaburg
Charles E. Brenner, Jr
Phyllis L. Henson
John E. Unger, Jr
Lois E. Groh
Gerald E. Nicodemus
Boonsboro
Virginia E. Burdett
William F. Keffer
Ruth Trunx
Granville T. Easterday, Jr
Phyllis
Brandenburg
Charles H. Kitchen, Jr
Mary Catherine Dietrich
Hagerastown
William H. Brown
Rosalee A. Mentzer
Quincy
Arthur C. Simmons
Beatrice M. Davis
James A. Whitehair
Rowles- Dure
W. Va
Betty Miller
John A. Walch
Greencastle
Esther Hykes
Couple Marry In Boonsboro Maryland
Miss Mary E. Lumm daughter of Mrs Charles Lumm Sharpsburg and Raymond Francois Munch son of Mr and Mrs Robert Munch St Amarin Hauttin France married in Boonsboro Maryland The bride teaches in Boonsboro after graduating Shepherd College The groom came to the United States in October and attends Shepherd College majoring in business administration and French He plans to return to France this winter after graduation to become an American citizen
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Mary E.lumm
Charles Lumm
Sharpsburg
Raymond ‘Francois Munch
Robert Munch
St. Amarin
L Hauttin
France
Boonsboro
Shepherd Inrder
Cheerful Workers Meet for Winter Plans and Election
The Cheerful Workers class of St Pan’s RV church will meet Thursday September 28 at 1 pm. The meeting will cover winter activities and elect officers. Mrs Nona Baker and Miss Mary Alsip arranged a program with Miss Mae Marr, Ralph Feiser, Donald Tffey, and others performing.
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St. Pan's RV
Daivers
Nona Baker
Mary iAlsip
Mae Marr
Ralph Feiser V
Donald Tffey
Arian Alsip
Joyce
Ursa Whipp
Lena Baker
Urs. A. Ambrose
Mary Jenkins
Mary Alsip
George Rudisill
Iommtes
Antietam PTA Plans Program for Year
The Antietam Parent Teachers Association held its first monthly meeting on a Thursday evening with Mrs. Edwin Rohrer presiding. A brief business session discussed the year’s program, followed by a get acquainted game and a treasure hunt guided by teachers to introduce parents to school rooms. Refreshments closed the program.
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Antietam Parent Leachers Association
Edwin Rohrer
Jed
Navid Dorman
Oily rags risk spontaneous ignition in homes
Reading warns that oil soaked rags left in houses can self ignite. Advice suggests using treated disposable papers for dusting and common chores to avoid fire hazards.
Birth notices for Freeman Schildt knecht and Hicks family
Mr and Mrs Freeman Schildt knecht 620 F Commonwealth Avenue announce the birth of a son at Washington County Hospital on September 20. Mr and Mrs Carl D Hicks of Binghamton NY announce the birth of a son on September 2. Mr Hicks is a former resident of this city. Louis Pasteur discovered that yeast is a living cell that can be cultivated outside of dough.
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Freeman Schildtknecht
Commonwealth Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Carl‘d. Hicks
Binghampton
New York
Hicks
Louis Pasteur
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Susquehanna College
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