Navy Maryland clash to feature color and pageantry in 1931
The Navy and Maryland grid battle at Griffith Stadium in Washington on October 10 is billed as a colorful duel. Both squads are shaping up with Navy thin on players but more overall depth. The game, anticipated as the season’s classic in the South Atlanta area, may attract 35 000 fans with $3 seats, and top officials from both institutions likely present.
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College Park
Navy
Maryland
Griffith Stadium
Washington
Midshipmen
Annapolis
Farragut Field
Aize
Penn State
Criffith Stadium
Hoover
Ritchie
Tydings
South Atlanta
Earl Carroll Vanities at Ford's Theatre Baltimore Week of Oct 5
The Earl Carroll Vanities, with the original New York cast, comes to Ford's Theatre Baltimore for a week starting October 6 with matinees midweek and Saturday. The show, produced last season at New Amsterdam Theatre, features a 100 person company, 56 chorus girls, and a heavy touring load. Staged in sixty scenes, the revue blends comedy, dance, song numbers, and lavish light effects. Lead comedians include Herb Williams Jack Benny and Chaz Chase. Music by Gorney Harburg Arlen Kohler. Sets by Hugh Willoughby costumes by Le Maire Weber. Special mail-order seating offered for out of town patrons.
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Earl Carroll
Ford’s Theatre
Baltimore
New York
New Amsterdam Theatre
Ford’s
Earl Carrol
Carroll
Mr. Carroll
Herb Williams
Jack Benny
Chaz Chase
Jay Gorney
E. ¥. Harburg
Harold Arlen
Ted Kohler
Hugh Willoughby
Charles le Maire
Florence Weber
Barratt's chapel anniversary guests dine at Johnson Hotel
Mrs Blanche Adams and sister Edna with Mr and Mrs Don Harmon and father John Morris attended the Barratt's chapel anniversary services and were invited guests at the Johnson Hotel in Bowers for dinner. There they joined Mr and Mrs E W Brown and Miss Grace Adams of Federalsburg, Miss Althea Adams and friend Mr Mears of Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Adams
Edna
Don Harmon
John Morris
Barratt
Johnson Hotel
Bowers
E. W. Brown
Grace Adams
Federalsburg
Althea Adams
Mr. Mears
Wilmington
Eighth grade and seventh grade school news and events
School news lists student council committees with names and roles across grades, new eighth graders, sports, literature studies, and upcoming theater showings at the Capital Theatre featuring Bad Girl and The Star Witness among other attractions.
Reese Theatre October Harvest of Hits line up
Reese Theatre presents a week of entertainment with glow screen, featuring Transatlantic with Edmund Lowe and Lois Moran, Bad Girl with James Dunn and Sally Eilers, Huck Finn with Jackie Coogan and Mitzi Green, Silence with Clive Brook and Peggy Shannon, and Oh Oh Cleopatra with Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Theatre
Reese-Rialto-Keith Company
Delaware
Maryland
Fox Film Company
Edmund Lowe
Lois Moran
Vina Delmar
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
Mark Twain
Jackie Coogan
Junior Durkin
Mitzi Green
Jackie Sears
Eugene Pallette
Mississippi
Huck
Tom
Becky
Duke
Clive Brook
Peggy Shannon
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Knute Rockne
Woodenhawk Defeats Piney 6 5 In Sept Baseball Game
Woodenhawk beat Piney 6 to 5 on September 27. They next play Sunday October 4 against Andrewville in Andrewville for the final game of the season. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Dean Seely and Mr and Mrs Fred Fountain. Alvin Seely spent the weekend with his parents. Harriette Seely attends college in Newark Delaware.
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Woodenhawk
Piney
Andrewville
Dean Seely
Fred Fountain
Elon Wright
Alvin Seely
Seely
Harriette
Newark
Del
Sheriff’s sale of personalty in Caroline County
Under a writ of fieri facias issued September 15, 1931, in the case of C. E. Turner and C. N. McMahan v H. A Luther and Rue Luther, Guerny H. Tarbutton, Sheriff, will sell at public sale on the H. A Luther farm near Cedarville Church to Friendship, beginning at 10 a.m. items including furniture, tools, farm equipment, crops, and livestock to satisfy the writ, debt, interest, and costs.
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Caroline County
C. E. Turner
C. N. McMahan
H. A.lgather
Luther
H. A. Luther
Morris
Dearborn
Guerney H. Tarbutton
Harry A. Roe
William P. Carroll
Franklin Streets
Denton
Maryland
Frank Dennis
Philadelphia
Andersontown
Circuit Court
Calvert C. Merriken
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Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Adams Cross Roads
IEW
Alma Dean
Catherine Allfather
Walter Swiss
Harold Hallman
Robert Middleton
Dolly Towers
Jane Bryant
Roslyn Orme
Jean Kauffman
Virgil Ellett
Harry Nuttle
Charlotte A. Pastorfield
Sara Swiss
Ruth Sure
Mr. King
Miss Clopper
Rip van Winkle
Harry Heleman
Frederick Wyatt
Capital Theatre
Dover
Richard Arien
America
Walter Huston
Chic Sale
Dickey Moore
Mickey Mouse
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Rona
Bulova
Ernest D. Sturmer
Easton, Maryland
Orphans‘ Court
Rufus H. Love
Fred R. Love
T. P. Fisher
North Fourth Street
Railroad Avenue
Preston, Md
Most
W. T. Tufft
S. M. Fletcher
Waws Ababa
Arnssinar
Ths
Arabia
AL Gregor
Springs Creek
Ariz
Jorowio Canana
Bonners
ZDC
SK Steer
Sir Beauties
Franks
Borden
Sadtio
Independent Grocers’ Alliance
Constable’s Sale
Beck
Fire House
Columbia
W. H. Rathell
James Temple
Josiah A. Beck
Nisi
Nanetta L. Russell
Allan T. Russell
T. Chey Ton Horsey
Tes
T. Clayton Horsey
A. Beck
Eliza V. Love
Samuel Scott
Annie P. Scott
M. A. Brackett
M. K. Newnam
The
Eastern Shore Public Service CO
Copeland
General Electric
Westinghouse
Norge
Servel
Rastero Shore Public Service Company
Priine
Call Journal Office
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