Ankrom Takes On The Rafter T In Peso Pinto Tale
Ankrom rides into Peso Pinto to confront the Rafter T after rescuing Lee Trone from thugs. After a barroom brawl and tense standoff, he seeks work on the range while suspicion grows among ranchers, awaiting a confrontation with Trone and the Rafter T crew. Ankrom’s bold stance and looming clash set the stage for a westward showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blur Askrem
Lee Treae
Ankrom
Arkram
Anjkrom
Hollywood Ice Ballet Teases Moonlit Henie Spectacle
Hollywood observers report on the lavish production of Sonja Henie’s My Lucky Star at 200s-Fox with 200 extras paid $15 daily watching a lavish ballet sequence. Irene Dare, a 50 pound five-year-old Minnesota moppet, tests for Breaking the Ice, while dancers study and many extras fail to train seriously, preferring idle rehearsals and gossip over lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Marrison
NEA
Hollywood
Polar Palace
200s-Fox
Sonja Henie
Miss Henie
Irene Dare
Minnesota
Dave Gould
Irene
Sol Lesser
Henie
Perfect Roles Stars Sought by Actors in Hollywood
Actors seek ideal parts. some wait years for the perfect role and must press studios. Robert Montgomery long sought a break from smart aleck characters until a sinister figure finally allowed him to step away from typecasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr Robbin
Hollywood
Robert Montgomery
Bob
District residents visit over weekend in Wolfsville
A string of weekend visits and family gatherings is recorded from Wolfsville and nearby towns. Washington and Bethesda relatives joined locals for holidays and Sunday meals, with trips to Hagerstown Frederick Myersville Baltimore and Toledo noted alongside names of Pryor Smith Gouker and Kline families. Mrs Day and Mrs Warrenfeltz are also mentioned among invited guests and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsville
Stanley Pryor
Cecil Pryor
Joan
Edward Dowling
Washington, D. C
Carrie Smith
Etta Stotlex
Bethesda
Ira E. Pryor
Etta Stottlemyer
Paul Smith
Grayson Smith
Elizabeth St
Jimmy
Frederick
Mehrle
Robert Gouker
Mis
Lois Burrall
Myersville
Curtis Gouker
Glenn Blickenstaff
Lloyd Lance
Baltimore
Daniel Bliesensiaf
Shennan Kline
George Foster Land
Effie Foster
Sipe Springs
Texas
Treasure Island at City Opera House Tonight and Thursday
Wallace Berry stars as Long John Silver with Jackie Cooper as Jim Hawkins in Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island shown at City Opera House today and Thursday. Lionel Barrymore is Billy Bones and Lewis Stone plays Captain Smollett in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production. Rhythm Night in Court also shown.
House Sold On West Seventh Street By Frederick Properties Inc
A deed was recorded in the clerk's office Tuesday transferring a house on the north side of West Seventh street from Frederick Properties, Inc. to Mr and Mrs. Raymond Wachter for about $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seventh Street
Frederick Properties, Inc
Raymond
Wachter
Visiting kin and church for Stottlemyer family
Recent visitors to Mrs. Lillie R. Stottlemyer included Mr and Mrs Gail Stottlemyer and Mrs Ida Bachtell with others from Baltimore. They also noted Mrs Nora Gehr and Mrs Mildred Foster's nieces Miss Aileen and Anna Grace. Christian Endeavor will be held at the Reformed church Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie R. Stottlemyer
Gail Fp, Stottlemyer
Ida Bachtell
Nora Gehr
Baltimore
Donald Stottlemyer
Philadelphia
Foolproof dropper bottle exhibited in Germany
A German exhibit showcases a dropper bottle with a tiny movable glass rod that blocks removal of contents except one drop at a time. The device is described as foolproof, aiming to deter extraction by any other means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Court News Marriage Licenses List in Harrisburg Area
A long list of marriage licenses is reported, naming numerous couples from Pennsylvania and nearby states with ages and hometowns. Notable entries include John W. Milton Creager and Anna Y. Klef, Walter V. Schaver and Laura M. Crawford, and James C. Wiles with Mary Louise KHnedinst, among many others. The report covers residents of Harrisburg, New Kensington, York, and several towns, reflecting a broad cross section of applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Milton Creager
West Patrick Street
Anna Y. Klef
West Second Street
Walter V. Schaver
New Rochelle
Laura M. Crawford
Everett
Jack Melvic Machen
Olive Fannie Barthek
New Kensington
Howard L. Messick
Harrisburg
Miram E. Hostetter
Palmyra
Robert W. Eppler
Lemoyne
Mary L. Bittle
William C. Graeber
Ashland
Mildred M Stunkara
Wells Tannery
Harold S$. Dunkie
Bellefuote
Ettex Dolges
Hastings
James C. Wiles
Property Deeds In County And City Transfers
Property transfers recorded include C F Walter Funk to John J Cooley for $10 in the county. John J Cooley to Wilbur H Funk and others for $10. Clarence L Ramsburg and wife to Mary B Ramsburg and others for $10. Grace F Kefauver and others to Mary E Linn in the city for $10. Frederick Properties Inc to Raymond S Wachter and wife for $16. Commercial Bank of Maryland to Western Maryland Trust Co in the city for $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C .F. Walter Funk
John J. Cooley
Wilbur H. Funk
Clarence L. Ramsburg
Mary B. Ramsburg
Grace F. Kefauver
Mary E. Linn
City
Frederick Properties Inc
Raymond S. Wachter
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Western Maryland Trust Company
Births and visits noted in Bolivar society column
Bolivar notes a newborn daughter at the Longerbeam home on Union Street. Visitors include Corridon of Washington and Thalwitzer family from Baltimore. Numerous locals and regional guests are listed visiting families, with updates on Carl Jenkins and other residents, and several pairs traveling from Pittsburgh, Washington DC, and Pa. to Bolivar Heights and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jenkins
Camp Hill
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Claude Nolan
Keedysville
Hagerstown
Mary Louise Littleton
Washington, D. C
Ella Strider
O. H. Reeves
Washington
J. L. Eackles
O. H. Reid
Harpers Ferry
Misses Gowns
Mary Ailes
Bolivar Heights
John Percy and Son
Pittsburgh
James Stouisenberger
Bolivar
Harpers
Ferre
J. L. Ez*kles
Russell Bird
Larry
Zoological Park
Harvey Carter
John Edmunson
Actress Search Notes in Condon Cafe Incident
Brief item reports a person who went to Condon while seeking acting work and previously worked as a hostess in a cafe. No additional names or dates are provided.
Merle Oberon Career Journey From Tasmania to Hollywood
Merle Oberon's early life reads like a travelogue born on Tasmania moved to Bombay at seven then Calcutta started acting with the Calcutta Amateur Theatrical Society moved to England toured France Italy and Switzerland worked as a cafe hostess went broke in London appeared as an extra in British films discovered by Alexander Korda in a studio commissary rose to popularity in England before heading to America recently returned from Europe for Lady and the Cowboy her first picture here in 18 months nervous temperament and extreme superstition never satisfied with her work speaks French and Hindustani fluently and always knows her lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Porter
George Scarby Merle Oberon
Tasmania
Bombay
India
Calcutta
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
London
Alexander Korda
Commissary
America
Europe
Local notes from Camp Hill and area events
Sunday visits at the Webb home, Har risburg job move for Charles Dudrow, Catherine Ludwig visiting Mrs Lambert, Marie Wilt securing work after Harpers Ferry high school, William McSherry recovering at Mt Alto, Gertrude Crawford with a broken ankle, Mildred Kelian improving after thyroid surgery, Leon Donovan home recovering, a large Camp Hill picnic hosted by Lewis Derry with many attendees, Wilner Wilt age 24 dies after appendectomy at Charles Town General Hospital, Hazel Grove and Bobby Wilt visiting relatives, Sewell Larrenson and Pine family visiting from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Crawford
Mildred Keliian
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Leon Donavan
Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Bolivar
Lewis Derry
Wilner Cleveland Wilt
Humphrey Wilt
Chesnut Hill
Charles Town General Hospital
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Millsville
Hazel Grove
Bobby
Gaithsburg
E. Webb
Sewell Lawrenson
Joseph Pine
Washington, D. C
If You Forget Vacation Manners Romance May Take A Holiday Too
Advice column from JOAN DORHAM AP Feature Service writer urges vacation etiquette for men and women. It warns against being gushing catty or boastful, suggests tactful group socializing, budgeting for costs, and keeping expectations realistic about summer friendships turning into winter romances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dorham
Irs
Sury
Manhattan
Local Social Notes from Harper’s Ferry Area
Sunday gatherings and weekend visits span families across Harpers Ferry Jefferson Loudoun and nearby towns. Notable events include a marriage at the bride’s home and several relatives traveling between Baltimore Moundsville Halltown and Purcellville. The couple Austin H Bowers and Mary Louise Blocker wed with Audrey Blocker as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Z. Harding
Gaithersburg
G. E. Webb
Mary Louise Blocker
Daisy Blocker
William Blocker
Loudoun County
Harpers Ferry
Austin H. Bowers
W. H. Bowers
Halltown
Sydnor
Charles Town
Audrey Blocker
Lincoln High School
Purcellville National Bank
Harpers Ferry High School
Hall
Washington D C Visitors and Bolivar Heights Summer Guests
Nine residents from Washington D C spent Sunday and Monday at Mrs Fannie Crame home Major Sylvester and family from Washington D C are spending time at their Bolivar Heights summer home Mrs Hallam of Florida arrives at her Bolivar Heights summer residence The Scottish Castle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Fannie Crame
Major Sylvester
Bolivar Heights
Conscience-buying traveler eases guilt with train tickets
A Washington Indiana man bought two railroad tickets to Petersburg then learned the next train would depart in 48 hours. He said he would not use them and had previously ridden the rails from Princeton to Washington to ease his conscience. He asked about advertised articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ind
Petersburg
Princeton
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Bafter
Cowboy
Trone
Rafter T
Anerom
Ams
Ais
Abe Streeters
Trene
Coperight
Watsep
Lee
Lisabette Colbert
W. Fredrie March
March
Katherine’epourn
Hope Williams
Katy
Colmbia
Ifor
Theater News
Maria
Danny
Poppaea
Jean Valjean
Linda
Court News
William L. Miller
Helen M. Erney
New Cumberland, Pa
James Lindley
Ruth A Davis
Washington, D
Carney Shoemaker
Margaret V. Devers
Harrisonburg
Sam J. Aldock
Myrtle E. Cohen
New York
N.Y
Woodrow W. Palmore
Kathryn C. Canada
Richmond
William S. Best
Williams
Port
Florence G. Cox
Hughesville
Thomas W. Crampton
West All Saints Street
Louise V. Only
Seliman
George Mikitka
Madeee Rich
Freeland
Louis Durange
Veronica Kostician
Richard B. Hereford
Bowling Green
Nancy J. Smith
Somerset
Francis ©. Pollack
Hinton
W. Va
Ruby S. Honaker
Beckley
Lewis Beek
Zon
Harwood
Charles H. Sglover
Gaithers
T. M. Beg
Condon
C. W. Zombro
Harwood White
C. D. White
Ralph Bush
Ida White
W. L. Wortman
Marvin
Sidney Wortman
North Carolina
Wortmans
Harper Ferry
D. H. Potts
Harry
Gibsonburg
Sandy Hook
Lovellsville
Potts
Robert Stifler
Mary Moler
Warner
Ea Ong
Wes Trem
Bing Crosby
DR. Rhythm
Sith
Mary Carlisle
Beatrice Litlie
Andy Devine
Libertytown
State Road To Grounds
Bob Iula
Barrymore Opera House
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!