Telegraph Trail thrills and on set mishaps with John Wayne
John Wayne discusses The Telegraph Trail at Pen Mar Theatre with off screen incidents during filming. He recalls linesman Jonesy’s splinters from a telegraph pole and a gopher hole mishap that tossed him, yet notes no serious injuries among the cast. The Western coexists with unrelated department store drama from another film.
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John Wayne
Vitagraph, Inc
Pen Mar
Wayne
Jonesy
Duke
Employees Entrance arrives at Pen Mar Theatre
First National release Employees Entrance stars Warren William Loretta Young Alice White and Wallace Ford. An enormous 20060 square foot set recreates a department store interior with a six room Colonial model house for furnishings. The film uses a full constructed store to capture tense dramatic scenes.
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David Boehm
Warren William
Loretta Young
Wallace Ford
Allen Jenkins
Alice White
Letter
Robert Presnall
Roy del Ruth
Pen Mar
Los Angeles
New York
Chicago
Nairobi City Spotlight in King of the Jungle at Pen Mar Theater
A Nairobi centric opening of King of the Jungle stars Buster Crabbe the Lion Man. Nairobi Kenya Colony capital joins the safari motif with European lights and colonial administration amid jungle prowl. Nairobi grown from 350 natives to nearly 5000 as railways connect Mombasa to the Nile and Victoria Falls.
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Africa
Nairobi
Kenya
Colony
British East Africa
Paramount
Pen Mar
Buster Crabbe
Uganda
Mombasa
Azanian Sea
Nile
Victoria Falls
Local Folks Visit Friends and Home Projects
Brogue and surrounding areas show activity over the weekend as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krewson and daughter Reba visit Dallastown. B M Mundorff’s store and dwelling are painted. Mrs Harry Wilson visits Red Lion. Collinsville contractors dig a cellar foundation for a future Lloyd Trout home. Mrs Henry Harry improves after illness. Mr and Mrs Daniel Glackin and daughter Hdna visit Baltimore.
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Charles Krewson
Reba
Dallastown
B. M Mundorff
Harry Wilson
Red Lion
Collinsville
Lloyd Trout
Henry Harry
Daniel Glackin
Hdna
Revision of Safety Glass Bill Clarified by Keystone Club
Garrison P. Knox of the York County Division of the Keystone Automobile Club explains the Safety Glass Bill applies only to vehicles manufactured after set dates. Vehicles built after January 1, 1934 for hire must use safety glass. after January 1, 1935, safety glass is required where glass appears. Licenses won’t be issued to nonconforming vehicles. fines are 25 dollars plus costs. For common carriers, the Public Service Commission may revoke or suspend certificates until compliance.
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Pennsylvania
Garrison P. Knox
York County
Keystone Automobile Club
Department of Revenue
Public Service Commission
Brunette Wife Catches Husband Dining With Blondes
A man in a restaurant was seen dining with two blondes while his brunette wife confronted him. He claimed the scene reflected his aim to return to the gold standard, offering a quirky justification.
Westminster Guild Circle Meets at New Harmony Church
The Westminster Guild Circle of New Harmony Presbyterian Church held its monthly meeting at Miss Mary Montgomery s home. Miss Marion Howett led the program with Zion Palestine topics and tunes. The group socialized afterward with prizes won by Lena Burke and Mary Schum. The Christian Endeavor Society hosted a church lawn festival with Red Lion orchestra drawing a large crowd.
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Westminster Guild Circle
New Harmony Presbyterian Church
Mary Montgomery
Marion Howett
Irene Howett
Palestine
Beatrice Elevely
Chestnut Level
Catherine Howett
Ruth Workinger
Russell Raile
Samuel Runkle
Lena] Burke
Mary Schum
Russell Raule
Catherine Trout
Trene
Catherine
Pauline
Lena Burke
Freda Gemrill
Mary
Naomi
Ruth Montgomery
Beatrice Hively
Jessie
Birthday Dinner Gathered Many From Whiteford Area
Whiteford households hosted a Sunday birthday dinner with numerous guests from Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Stewartstown Laurel and nearby towns. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Warner and family Mr and Mrs Joseph Barker Mr and Mrs William Brown Lulu Summerville and many others. Also noted were birth congratulations for Gus Reamer and visits from regional relatives.
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C. E. Smith
Ther
George Warner
Helen
Albert
Joseph Barker
William Brown
Lulu Summerville
Hileen Sullivan
Ethel Maclod
Lavinia Taylor
Dorothy Hood
Tal_bott Wemn
Horace Barker
Robert Dorsey
Baltimore
Lyburn Pruitt
Washington,d. C
Harry Sliver End
Jean
Mary
Edward
Whiteford
J. C. Eaton
Berniee
Gerald
Stewartstown
Alice Rolly
Street
Vernon Smith
Elmer
C E. Smith
Clifton
Kermit
Russell McKinley
Willam Pyle
Herbert Jones
Hugh Jones
Warren Glasgow
Orville Alison
Trene Tarbert
Harry Davis
Doris
Dorothy Vance
Earl Tarbert
Philadelphia
Bargain prices on potato pests and garden sprays
Local store advertises hot weather goods and garden pest control items. Tuber Tonic, slug shot and various insecticides and sprayers are offered in multiple sizes with prices, including Dry Arsenate products, Rose Aid, Fly Tox, Black Flag, Dr Hess fly killer and sprayer options.
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Dr. Hess
Oscillating Fans and Farm Supplies Offer List
Oscillating movement with automatic safety release and bronze bearing motor described for quiet efficient fans. Also advertised are bargain electrical items including 8 inch fans at 5.95 and 10 inch at 5.75 with cords, plus various extracts sold as concentrates rather than essences. Household and farm goods include rope, mallet heads, stakes, balls, jacquard drapery designs, hammocks, dasher, scrapers, mowing machine parts, guards, knives, hay forks, rakes, and related hardware with low prices.
Finest Mackerel Pack in Norway Sold at Special Price
The finest mackerel pack from Norway averages about 12 oz per can. Special price of 25 cents per pack offered for a limited time.
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Norwey
Twine Sale Listing for Cash Only
Good standard twine in 5 lb balls sold at 50 Ybs per bale, price 93 cents. Cash only.
Stock Shortage as Prices Rise: Wheel Sizes Cut
Limited stock remains as prices climb this season. Sizes include 8 and 14 inch wheels with a $3.75 cut, 10 inch wheels with full ball bearing at $4.50 cut, and 16 inch cut at $0.95. Final lots available while supplies last.
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