Local residents tennis into university life and health notes
The clipping lists several Smithsburg residents returning to universities in Philadelphia and Baltimore for journalism and other studies. It notes Arthur Stouffer undergoing an appendicitis operation in Washington County Hospital and Richard Long recovering at home after a recent appendectomy. Other items report visits to Chicago and travel plans, with multiple family notices and a birth announced for Gale Altwood at Ten Rouge Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Long
Washington County Hospital
Virginia Avenue
Daley Family Hosts Eighteenth Birthday Celebration
Mr and Mrs Daley entertained at their home Monday evening for son Harry Daley's eighteenth birthday. Guests included Misses Jean Heckman Charlotte Smeyer Ada Ward Vivian Young Emma Comer Stella Hurd and others. Prizes were awarded a huge Willys cake adorned the table and supper was served. The event featured a decorative ambiance and several attendees held local offices or roles in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddie
Kennedy
Harold Sprecher
Daniel White
Clarence Shoup
Vernon Kennedy
Delegates Selected for Maryland Meetings
Delegates and alternates to the Henry Las chapter ward meeting in Baltimore November 12 to 18 and the Maryland Division convention December 6 and 7 in Baltimore were chosen. Mrs Franklin P Canby, Mrs Barry M Conrad, and Mrs Samuel Suter named as delegates with alternates Mrs James Webb, Mrs Walter Stehl, and Mrs Edgar Keller. Division convention delegates and alternates listed, with pages Miss Mary Stuart Conrad and Miss Virginia Keller. President Mrs Harry M Conrad presided. plans for open meeting January 19 at Dagmar and a February tea or musicale were discussed. Three new members joined, and the next meeting will be at Mrs Edgar Keller’s home in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Las
Baltimore
Maryland
Franklin. P. Canby
Barry M. Conrad
Samiel Suter
James
Webb
Walter’ Byron ’ Stehl
Edgar Keller
Virginia” Keller
Walter Byron Stent
Rachel Schulenberger
Mary Stuart Conrad
Virginia Keller
Harry. M. Conrad
Alt
Dagmar
George Funkhouser
Edgar Gardenhour
Richard Tatem
Mra
Zonta Club Entertained at September Meeting
The Zonta Club of Sargent West Virginia met at Largent Inn with Mrs Helen Innis Donnelly hosting. Miss Katharine Healy presiding over a brief business session followed by a chicken dinner. Guests toured the estate and motored to the Inn.
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Zonta Club
Helen Innis Donnelly
Largent Inn
Sargent
W. Va
Berkeley Springs
Katharine Healy
Electa Ziegler
Miriam Everts
Ardath Martin
Bertha Negley
Prosector Delven Into Charity Balls
Prosecutor Louis Mead Treadwell probed connections between Senator James J. Davis and charity balls run by the Loyal Order of Moose. He sought links to a 1931 lottery via a 1941 ball, drawing on cross examination of Malcolm R. Giles and prior 1920 event references.
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New ‘York
James J. Davis
U. S
Louis Mead Treadwell
Order of Moose
Davis
Treadwell
Malcolm R. Giles
Charles A. Tuttle
Evening light and color fade under artificial glare
The excerpt notes that in the evening, artificial light tends to mute colors and reduce contrast, affecting how objects appear. It emphasizes the impact of lighting on perception and color fidelity.
Reception For Teachers At First PTA Fall Meeting
The Parent-Teacher Association held a reception for teachers in the Broadway building after the first fall meeting. Roy Danzer spoke on the NRA code, urging patronage of blue eagle merchants to help put men back to work. The event featured a candle light service, scrapbooks, a summer flower and bird project, and a birthday cake for the candle service. The third grade won the attendance banner. next meeting set for October 11 at 8:45 in the Broadway building.
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Broadway
H. V. Bart
Roy Danzer
NRA
Association
H. V. Hart
Isabel Beckenbaugh
Roy Phillippy
FW. Cruickshanks
Ifn
Geist
Beckley Birthday Party Honors Ruth Beckley
Mr and Mrs KE Beckley hosted a birthday party at 415 North Cannon avenue in Ruth Beckleys honor. The venue featured pink and white decor with games and music from Richard Leroy Snyder and Robert Petiner. Guests included Viola Rogers Gertrude Long Arlene Woods Jane Suter Isabelle Suter Catherine Brandenburg Rush Beckley and many Beckley family members.
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KE. Beckley
North
Cannon Avenue
Shter
Ruth
Richard and
Leroy Snyder
Robert “Petiner
Viola Rogers
Gertrude ‘Long
Arlene Woods
Jane and
Isabele ‘Suter
Catherine Branden Bug
Rush Beckley
Loretta Beckley
Dorothy Beckley
Dorothy Toston
Lauren
Melvio Craig
Robert Penner
Bennie Beckley
Isaiah Myers
Edgar
Howard Beckley
A. C. Crabill
Claude Shank
Frank Beckley
J. Edgar Beckley
Ron
Kenneth
Services at Cearfoss Mt Zion Set for Sunday
Harvest Home and Rally Day services will be held at Mt. Zion Cearfoss Sunday morning. Rev. W. Vandersall will be the principal speaker. Vandersall, a seasoned evangelist, delivers timely constructive sermons.
Women golfers reach Fountain Head Club final match
Mrs. Benjamin F Reed and Mrs Hugh Auld earned spots in the final bracket of the Fountain Head Country Club women's golf championship and will contest the title this weekend. Reed defeated Mrs Leelie Manners and Auld beat Mrs Welles Little in semis at the local course. A hard fight is expected as Manners awaits the club championship winner.
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Benjamin F. Reed
Hugh Auld
Fountain Head Country Club
B. F. Reed
Mateh
Leelie Manners
Welles Little
Manners
Birthday Party for Master Thompson a Green and Yellow Affair
Mrs. Goldie Thompson entertained for her son Charles Kenneth with games and banjo music by Earnest Lizer Jr. A green and yellow table theme featured refreshments. Attendees included Joan For sythe Worthy Boretos Pauline Alicia Boratos Arlington Martin Betty Borrow Gerald Fiegley Virginia Reeder Harold Reeder Agnes Bend Marilyn Ridenour Charles Thompson George Smith Earnest Liser Tr William Brinkley Jr Edna Lizer Mrs Earnest Lizer and others. Also present were Mr and Mrs Guy Thompson and multiple local families. Marriage licenses were issued to several couples including Walter M Metz and Catherine Gaylor Downsville. Andrew J Shewbridge and Katherine Go Kerns Martinsburg. Charles Ugler and Reba Gund er Waynesboro Pa. Charles Franklin Crare and Ruth Josephine Walker Cumberland. Bernard Norman and Erma L Uhler this city.
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Goldie Thompson
Charles Kenneth
Earnest Lizer, Jr
Joan . Forsythe
Worthy Boretos
Pauline Alicia -Boratos
Arlington Martin
Betty Borrow
Gerald Fiegley
Virginia Reeder
Harold Reeder
Agnes Bend
Walter M. Metz
Fairplay
Catherine Gaylor
Downsville
Andrew J. Shewbridge
Katherine GO. Kerns
Martinsburg
Charles Ugler
Reba Gunder
Waynesboro
Charles Franklin
Crare
Ruth Josephine Walker
Cumberland
Bernard
Norman
Erma L. Uhler
This City
Triangle Club election sets new officers and members
The Boys Triangle Club of the YMCA held its meeting last night at the Y. New officers were elected: president Bob Feathers, vice president Bill Lewis, secretary Albert Draper, assistant secretary Bob Martin, treasurer Lawson Wolfuger. New members include Bob Eves and others. next meeting October 4 at 7:30 p.m. to receive first degree.
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Yoom.c.ca
Lawson
Wolfinger Dick Woods
Earl Zimmerman
Bill Layman
Bob Feathers
Bill Lewis
Albert Draper
Bob Martin
Lawson Wolfuger
Bob Eves
Charles Wolfe
Dave Zook
Thurston_Hoggs
Marion Reed
J. Lowman
Jack Kitzmiller
Bill Meighan
Weldon Heatwole
Card Committee Luncheon For Wo men’s Club Plans
The card committee of the Women’s Club met at the clubhouse for luncheon and to discuss plans for card parties this season. Attendees included Mrs. Leo Miller chairwoman and numerous members such as Mrs. W.R. Bender Mrs. Roger Cook Mrs. R.R. Daniels Mrs. W.R. Daniels Mrs. Ralph Garver Mrs. Homer Miller Mrs. R.W. Parks Mrs. W.T. Snyder Mrs. Robert Wells Mrs. W. Wood Mrs. Walter Kline Miss Mary Shafer Miss Anna Suter and others.
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Women's Club
Leo Miller
W.r.bender
Roger Cook
R. R. Daniels
W. R. Daniels
Ralph Garver
Homer “Miller
R. W. Parks
W.T. Snyder
Robert, Wells
W.wood
Walter Kline
Birthday Dinner Honors 93rd for Mrs Susan Bingham
Mrs J B Dunahugh hosted a family dinner Sunday for her mother Mrs Susan Bingham's ninety third birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert W Bingham of Chicago Walter Summers Dr and Mrs Ralph Highbarger and daughter Jean Mrs Bingham and Mr and Mrs J E B Dunahugh. Four generations were present and Mrs Bingham received many cards flowers and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Dunahugh
Susan Bingham
Robert W. Bingham
Chicago
Walter Summers
Ralph. High Barger
Jean
J. EB. Dunahugh
Dear Margaret Betty Brainerd Advice Column Notice
Betty Brainerd answers Margaret's letter about a separated wife with two young children living in multiple towns in five years. The husband is unemployed, unreliable, and distant. she is urged to seek employment, arrange child care with her mother, and consider leaving him. Brainerd offers guidance and provides contact details for further help.
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Betty Bratnerd
Ohio
Tom
Sam
Alabam
Alwerd
Pillar
Betty Brainerd
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