The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-12-13

Clarence Powell, ARM nc,
brother of Miss Elizabeth Powell,
Potomac avenue, has been dis
charged from the Navy after four
years of service. Powell, member
of the crew of the light cruiser
Vicksburg, has been stationed at
Pearl Harbor for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. w. Burlington and
sons, David and Jamie, Irwin Ave,
have returned from Washington, D.
c., where they visited Mrs. Buff
ington's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Nicklas.
Friends here have received an
nouncement of the birth of baby
daughter recently to Capt and Mrs.
Walter Hensel of Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Hensel was formerly Miss
Doris Dick of HagerstoWn. Capt.
Hensel, who has been serving over
seas, has a thirty-day leave, after
which he will return to Germany
Among local young people home
until after the Christmas holidays
their schools having been closed be-
cause of the flu epidemic, are: From
Penn Hall, Donna Miller, Harriet
Roney; Isola Sherrod and Stella
Bassford; from Culver Military Mill
tary Academy, William Porterfeld;
from Hood College, Polly Smith,
Peggy Thumma, Doris Humric-
house, Lois Groh, Lorraine Edle-
feldt, Jane Strevig and from Mer-
cersburg Academy, Charles Prath-
er, Lynn Bartle, Jim Frizzell and
Daniel Miller.
Miss Margie Rex, who has beer
; a guest of Miss Donna Miller, Cy-
: press Ave, left Monday for hel
l home in Pittsburgh, Pa.
! Miss Laura Mullen, Broadway
/ and Mrs. Massie Roe, Irwin Ave.
/ were called to Cumberland Friday
r by the death of their mother, Mrs
:. ]. A. Mullen. Funeral services were
). held in Cumberland on Tuesday.
o S &c Richard Herridge, who ha
o completed his boot training at CAM
Peary, williamsburg, Va, is spend
= ing a ten-day leave with his par
# ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Herridge
=, Summit Ave.
: Mayor William Etter, of Cham
is bersburg, was issued his privat
> pilots license at the local airpo1
Sunday, after passing his fight ties
and CAA examination under Rich
ard Carson, CAA, examiner.
Mr.. David Brewer has returne
~ to his home on Hamilton Blvd, af
- err visiting relatives in Cincinnati
= Ohio, and Indianapolis, Ind
20 Mr.. and Mrs Edwin F. Darne
n Oak Hill ave, have returned frol
X, a trip to New York City.
x,
of Miss Margaret Candy Stott ar
If, her father, Robert A. Stott, lie
s. Monday for ten-day visit in Ne
York City. Miss Stott will retul
er Dec. 19 to spend the Christmas hol
he days with her mother, Mrs. R. !
by Stott, Potomac Ave.
es. Miss Doris Ann Miller, studel
ar- at the University of Marylan
Ir. spent last weekend with her pa
ok ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, o;
lite Hill Ave.
by
lr. Mrs. Margaret Thompson and h
ed nephew, Darrell Diehl, USN, spe
the weekend with relatives
ed Cumberland.
at Pfc. Colvin Thomas, who is ST
toned at Fort Worth, Texas,
Oh spending a furlough at the home
'n' his mother, Mrs. M. S. Thomas,
oly Mulberry St.
ust
"a ' STORY HOUR AT COUNTY
MUSEUM ON SATURDAY
The third in the series of stC
hours on Sacred and Legend;
Art will be held on Saturday mo
hin ing at the Washington County N
to scum of Fine Arts, City Park,
oh ginning at 10 o'clock, with Miss MI
ain Harter, assistant to the director
ing the museum, as narrator.
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