Local Notables Return From Travels and Health News
A flurry of returnings from trips to Chicago and beyond includes Miss Mary Ridenour and several guests from Baltimore Frederick and Middletown. Mrs Grosch and others visit Ravenwood Heights while several families resume routines in Mobile and Washington County. A ton sils removal is reported for Mary Fratianni and a law student, Sharpe Karper, heads to the University of Maryland. Birth announced for a daughter to Gay Marple at Washington County Hospital. Tonight’s services at Tabernacle Hall feature evangelistic sermon The Unpardonable Sin with music by Ride nours. service begins at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawrence Marple
Gay
Washington County Hospital
Tabernacle Hall
Jonathan St
George
Maria Ridenour
Meridian Club marks eleventh anniversary dinner program
The Meridian Club celebrated its eleventh anniversary with a dinner and program at the Hamilton hotel. President Mrs. Ruby Yost outlined the club’s activities, followed by musical selections by Mrs. William J. Cavanaugh and a reading by Mrs. J. Grason Steffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Club
Hamilton Hotel
Ruby Yost
William J. Cavanaugh
Rogers
Reddick
Cadman
Regina Fergiey
Cecilia Luther
Martha McGraw
Mabel Young
Electa Ziegler
Mildred Perham
Mary
A. Chrissinger
Franz Heinemann
Cecile Roach Selbert
Margaret Giles
Frances Travinger
Uniontown
Estelle Ellender
Gear
Beauty Hint Darkness polish rejected for paler shades
The narrator rejects deep dark polish in favor of natural pale rose and coral shades to enhance the snails' appearance and achieve a beautiful luster.
Girl Scouts Move to New Quarters at St John’s
Troop 6 of the Girl Scouts met in the Boy Scout room at St John’s Episcopal parish house for the first time. Miss Alice Blake led as captain with Miss Mary Bond and Peggy Myers as lieutenants. Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl welcomed them alongside Scoutmaster J. S. Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Alice Blake
Mary Bond
Mises Peggy Myers
Bt. John’s Episcopal Parish House
Walter Byron Stehl
J. 5. Webb
St. John‘s Episcopal Church
Edw. McBrien
Sea Scout
J. 8. Webb
St. John’s
Hagerstown
Cradle Roll Party At St John s Lutheran School
The cradle roll department of St John s Lutheran Sunday school held a party yesterday afternoon in the church auditorium with 187 mothers and babies present. Rev Dr J Edward Harms gave a short talk before a program of songs recitations and stories. Forty seven children will be promoted to the beginners department at the October 1 graduation. Refreshments were served and decorations featured balloons candles and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Sunday School
J. Edward Harms
Margaret Long
June ‘Weeke
Jeanné Hartshorne
Jean Hagerman
George Reynolds
Rosanne Hoffman
Mary Edelman
Charles Dysert
Belgian envoy secretary wife wears satin frock
Washington reports Mme Walravens wife of the Belgian embassy secretary wears a formal satin gown in white with two girdles one white one black. Long sleeves are black satin and the dress features a loose hanging silhouette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mme. Walravens
Panther Trimming on New Ensembles
Paris reports Panther trims smart fall ensembles. One green ribbed wool outfit pairs a slender frock with a three-quarter length loose coat with a panther collar. A spotted fur mutt and toque complete the look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M P Moller Sr Celebrates 78th Birthday At Home
Mathias P Moller Sr owner of Moller Organ Works turns seventy eight with a dinner hosted by his wife and son at 473 North Potomac Street. Guests include Dr Henry Hanson Jr and Sr Gettysburg Harrisburg New York and others with rose garden decor and pipe organ music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias P. Moller
North Potomac Street
Moller
Moller Organ Works
Henry W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg
Pac
Tease Laker
Harrisburg
T. A. Dorf
New York
Frank Waraman
Henry W. A.hanson
Wilsor Riley
Marriage Announcement of Erma Uhler and Bernard Norman
Erma L. Uhler and Bernard D. Norman, both of this city, were married on Thursday by Rev. Paul E. Holderatt. The ceremony united the couple in a local church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa. Erma L. Uhbler
Bernard D. Norman
George K. Norman
Paul E. Holdcratt
Potomac Playmakers Resume Community Theater Activities
The Potomac Playmakers in Hagerstown plan to resume activities after a seasonal pause. Miriam Everts returns from Martha’s Vineyard Rice Theater colony to fuel spring productions, while Mrs. Harper Ballentine leads the annual ticket sale. The piece emphasizes theater as a community service and wants better organization for leisure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herstown
Potomac Playmakers
Miriam Everts
Rice Theater Colony
Martha's Vineyard
Island
Hagerstown
Columbus
Ohio
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Harper Ballentine
Boys' Discussion Club Elects New Officers
George E. Roulette Jr was elected president of the Boys' Discussion Club of the M C A at a meeting. Officers named include Bruce Danzer as vice president Wilfred McCardell as secretary Homer Miller as assistant secretary and Elmer Ronzer as treasurer. A stag outing is planned for Thursday October 5 to initiate new members Roy Allen Leiter Jr William Hopkins Carl Franz Bruce Danzer Clarence Gardner Jr Richard Hoffmaster Edw Smead Jr Charles Spielman and Homer Miller are named as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Roulette, Jr
Boys’ Discussion Club
Bruce Danzer
Wilfred McCardell
Homer Miller
Elmer Ronzer
Harry Wolfe
Roy
Allen Leiter, Jr
William Hopkins
Carl Franz
Clarence Gardner
Richard Hoffmaster
Edw. Smead, Jr
Charles Spielman
Homemakers Club Meets in Lappans
Mrs Florence Bricker hosted the Homemakers Club of Lappans for their regular monthly meeting on Monday evening. Miss Ardath Martin spoke on hot water canning. Members and visitors listed include Mrs Fay Cooper Mrs Frank Barnhart Mrs C W Warrentfeltz Mrs Virgie Seaman Mrs Charles Cary Mrs J Reeve Mrs Mollie Daugherty Mrs J Reed Mrs H Jenkins Mrs W Moats and visitors Mrs Ethel Henneberger Mrs C Harshman Mrs H Robinson Mrs Myers Misses Cora Warrefelts and Jane Seaman. The recreation program was organized by Mrs Jenkins and refreshments were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clus
Florence Bricker
Homemakers Club of
Lappans
Ardath Martin
Fay Cooper
Frank Barnhart
C. W. Warrentfeltz
Virgie Seaman
Charles Cary
J. Reeve
Mollie Daugherty
J. Reed
H Jenkins
Doub Joins Parker Carey and Doub Law Firm
George Cochran Doub son of Judge Albert A. Doub and nephew of Carter W. Doub joins the firm Parker Carey and Doub at 1006 First National Bank Building Baltimore joining Ainsworth Parker and James Carey. Marriage licenses issued for Leon Kliner 21 and Erma Kline Chambersburg Vernon Shipley 23 and Mary Dayhoff 18 Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cochran Doub
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland
Carter W. Doub
Parker, Carey and Doub
Flist National Bank
Baltimore
Ainsworth Parker
James Carey, Sra
Leon Kliner
Erma Kline
Chambershurg
Vernon W. Shipley
Mary E. Dayhoff
Hagerstown
Miss Payne Weds Frederick Man in Frederick Maryland
Mary Fyne and John K. Crownapple wed in Frederick Maryland on September 25 in the Catholic rectory. Bride Mary wore a dark blue wool suit. Attendants included Mary and Louise Dorsey. After the ceremony the couple planned a trip to the World's Fair in Chicago and will reside at 301 Frederick Street. The groom works for Century Wood Preserving Company. A club outing followed at Lois Gabriel’s home with several guests and campfire festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie A. Pyne
East
Washington Street
Mary Fyne
John K. Crownapple
John Crownapple
Ohio
Frederick
Father McGown
Mary and
Louise Dorsey
Feir
Chicago
Century Wood Preserving Company
Crownapple
Frederick Street
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Mary Ridenour
An‘tietam Street
Nue, To
Martha &.Flynn
Fredarick
Louise- Flynn
Bal‘more
Ravenwood Heights
A.W. Skirk
Middletown
Cullen
George A. Reed
Wil “Mamsport
Mobile
Als
Mary Fratianni
Frank Fratianni
Louise Moller
M. P. ‘Moller, Jr
Freemont, Nebr
Sharpe Karper
University of Maryland
Law
Roy Dieterich
Charlies
David
Lena Mae
Ernest Grove
Johnny, Fay
Barbara
George Downey
Woodburn
Webster Lantz
South Mulberry Street
T. H.dort
New York City
Mrs. M.P. Moller, Sr
HD. Chenoweth
St. James,Minn
Hubert L. Porterfield
Virginia Avenue
Lonie Slocum
Bonnie Hull
Cambridge
Victor C. Stine
Doris
Hubert Stotlemyer
Stevens ‘Hotel
Ormond Mn
W. Washington St
Petemac St
LARM
Potomac St
Murphy’s
Summit Ave
Nelly Don
Muncy
Oxford
Arts and Leters
Arts and Letters Club
Willis Altenderfter
Harold Hoffman
Leslie W. Manners
Cavetown
Cavetown Homemakers Club
Lantz Dayhoff
Robert Hartle
America
John Pound
Dayhoff
Eimer Wilson
Dalhia
Pike’s Dalhia
Itheburg
New Quarters
Panther
Carlton
Vantines
M.P. Moller
Uhler
Norman
Coolie
Eyerly’s
Eyerly
Miss Payne
Frederick Man
Lois Gabriel
Cearfoss
Welner
Sv|enidge
Virginia Ground
Betty Cornell
Myrtle Funkhouser
Isabel Stone
Mrs
Harvey Gabriel
West
Franklin St
C. C. Gabriel
Shank
Franklin
Waite
Jerry Harps
L & B Hat Shop
Washington ST
Hotel Alexander
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