The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-09-20


Mrs. Harry Carl, south of town.
Dean Vincent, son of Mrs. Cath
crime Vincent, left on September 10
to enter the School of Fine Arts in
Baltimore, to which he has been
awarded four-year scholarship.
Donna Rinehart, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Harlan Rinehart, has enter
ed the Teachers Training College at
Towson, to which she also was
awarded a scholarship.
Donna was accompanied to Tow
son by. her mother who, enroute
home stopped at Glyndon to visit her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Nevin Tullis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tullis' eldest daughter Ann, who be-
gan her education in the Leitersburg
School, graduated in June from the
University of Maryland and has ac-
cepted a position as physical educa-
ton teacher in one of the Baltimore
County high schools.
Mrs. Frank Martin has returned
home from Leonia, N. J. where she
had been called by the death of her
brother, Edward Nolander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martin re-
Gently entertained the following rel
atives in honor of the birthday Of
their grandson, Bradley Overcast:
Mr.. Harry Martin, Bradley's great
grandfather; Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Zeigler and sons Dennis and Greg
DRY Lynn, and Mr.. and Mrs. NeVin
Overcast and two boys Garry and
Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Fleckner and
sons Oscar and Douglass, who reside
east of Leitersburg on the jacques
farm which they purchased last
spring, are spending a week end in
! Ohio where Mr.. Fleckner was sta
toned before being transferred to
Maryland.
Mrs Clara Mcclellan has receiv-
ed word from her grandson, Edward
Sullivan who was recently inducted
into the army, that he is now sta
toned in Georgia. His mother, Mrs
Charlotte Mcclellan Sprecher, of
HagerstoWn, expects to leave at the
end Of this week to spend few days
with him.
The Misses Rae and Lou Beer left
on Saturday for the University of
Maryland where they will be seniors
this year.
Superintendent of Schools William
M. British, accompanied by Mr.. Hoop
engardner, Mrs. Machen and Mrs
Sullivan were callers at the Letters
burg School last week. Mrs. Sulli-
van has been appointed speech
teacher for the Leitersburg School,
replacing Mrs. Wills who was mar
ried last spring and now resides in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Berger, Rock
Forge, entertained the following
| friends on Sunday afternoon: Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Holt and Mr.. and
Mrs George Holt and children, all
from Youngstown, Ohio; Miss Wini-
fred Pomeroy and Miss Mamie
Baird, both of Washington, D. c.;
Miss Caroline Palmer, Rock Forge;
| Misses Myra, Rhoda and Edna Berg
er, of Mercersburg; and Miss Mary
Poe, Leitersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berger's son David
graduated from Hagerstown High
School in June and has registered to
take an engineering course at the
Hagerstown Junior College.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Keller Shank, ac-
companied by Miss Naomie Coffman
and Professor Russell Hicks motor
ed to Oakland and Deep Creek on
Saturday.
Mr.. Shank, who has been selling
real estate for the past year, has
accepted position with the Smiths
burg Bank effective September OF.
Miss Poole, Baltimore, niece of Mr..
Harry Sheiss spent Sunday with the
Sheiss family.
! Rev. Eugene Young, Lutheran
minister here, will be heard this
evening and tomorrow evening at
$40 pm on the Vesper Thought De-
votional program over WARK. He
will also conduct the Morning De-
votional program over WEI Mon
day through Friday of next week at
| 1915 am.