Golf Greats and Sports Icons of the Era
A reflective survey highlights champions across golf, tennis, boxing, and football. It names Walter Hagen, Sam Parks Jr., Gene Sarazen, Mary Hergler, Don Budge, Joe Louis, and Elmer Layden among others as pivotal figures shaping 1930s sports, noting Parks preparation for Oakmont, Sarazen’s Masters shot, and varied triumphs from football to boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson
AD Americe Lawson Lit
Manford
Cleveland
Walter Hagen
Sam Parks, Jr
Oakmont
Parks
Gene Saraza
Connecticut
Sarazen
Charles H Strub
Ankle Turf Club
California
Mickey Cochrane
Brouzay
Tiger
Moden
Beso
Charley Grimm
Ban O
Chicago Cubs
St Lews Cardinals
Wilmer Alison
Unites State
Frederick Perry
Uost
Don Budge
Wimbledon
James J Braddock
Jersey
Joe Louis
Strauss Jacobs
Madison Square Garden
Mary Heerger
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Lynn O Waldorf
Kansas State
Southwestern
Jay Borwarger
My ‘Ting
Chicago
Booby Grayson
Stanford
Rose Byal
Andy Pines
Bary Oldfield
Oldfield
Dinner honoring Fred Magin and Pearl Wagner in Washington State
Taylorsville December gathering lists many Magin family members and friends at a dinner. notes improvements of Mrs Henry Magin and various local visits, moves, and club events. mentions legal case of Daniels pleading guilty and a 1933 airline merger among French carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
George Ho Magin
Fred Magin
Pearl Wagner
Washington State
George W Maegin
Albert Magin
Harry Magin
Irvin
Donald Magin
Walter Clary
Wlbur Magin
Gladys Snead
Eva Magin
Earl Gale
Arthur Purdum
Ella Magin
Francis Magin
Walter Magin
Cleo Magin
Main Magin
Lever Magn
Eva
Franklin
Henry Magin
Margaret Hood
Mary Bell Lemon
Westminster
Jesse Hood
E. Barker
Ridge Road
James Pickett
Gueriia Porter
H M Amoss
June
Chris
Pennsylvania
Aid Society
Robert Farrer
J. C Nawalhan
Butt
Lindy Vail
Atrs
C Ray Bates
Sue Guess
Gestse H Magn
G. Oliver Price
Howard Price
Homemakers’ Club
Hermin Barnes
Imstead
Basil Gosnell
Elizabeth Bares Asssted
Harry Barnes
Daniels
Coleman
A T Byers
G Ho Oio
Baltimore
Sac’es
Wea oColt Jr
Local Society Notes From Middleburg Household Visits
Middleburg records show Mrs Mary Orie hosting a gathering at Ser 03 fies Mr and Mrs John Machkiey with Emory Mi Kinney and family in attendance. Several couples, including Wilbur Deipher Roy Boose and Frank Rented, spent evenings at neighbors’ homes while others visited Westminster and Baltimore relatives. Sick list includes Mrs L Eyles and Mrs Henry Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleburg
Mary Orie
Ser
Fies
John Machkiey
Awd
Beiger Burall
Westaaketes
John Bauble
Tancy
Herles Bowman
Baltimore
Wired
Franklin
Lsun
Hayes Grimes
Jane Crouse
Fi Westminste
Franklin Wilson
Park Plank
Westminster
L. Eyles
Henry Muller Fire
LasQallect
Clay Putman
Milard Stultz
Predarick
Frank Miller
Ruth LesQellect
Mysterious ad inserts and family notices in News Post
A scrambled paste of community notices recounts ad insert reprints and family visits across towns from Lime Xn to Taneytown, listing names like William J Grove and Mrs Elmer Wilson. It mentions a prop found with ads and a suspicious phrase about a bomb behind a plane, abrupt and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Post
William J Grove
Lime Xin
News-Post
Columme
Grove
Usp
Footeteel
Ime
Also Mentioned on This Page
Somi
Harry
Madison Bquage Garden
Killian
Henri Vopel
Cecil Yates
Dec
Roy M Dinel
Cates
Natonal
Hancock
Lewisburg
Onte
Tum
Vincent Beker
Maryland
Gallen
Deven
Potomac Edison ‘Company
T.e.5
Cea
Chevrolet
Crevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Saag Cnet
Gac
Bestery, Ee
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
West Patrick St
Burdette Bros., Hyattstown
Stull Bros
Lewistown
Elmer Wilson
Ray
Jom Utermahlen
Bark Hill
Earl Myer
Ames Bridge
Jacob Mahn
Mia Norra
Johnson
Daughta
Jean
Dorothy
Betty
Heme
Maurice Claypaugh
Omar Taneytown
L.muel Kinsey
Margaret Marion
Ethel
Bruce
Dard McDonnell
Gettysbure
Emory McKimney
Us Bridge
George Dalphy
E W
Poustr
Datgeter
Janet
Aod More Johnson
Wuour Delphyassed
Jacob Hahn
Mong Sry
Oracenam Church
Foy Boone
Arena
Essentials
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Markell & Ford
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