Brothers ride tricycle 165 miles to Pittsburgh seeking uncle
William Pot 11 and Robert 9 from Montrose West Virginia traveled two days on a tricycle to Pittsburgh to find Uncle Stephen Poe. Police impounded their pipes and tobacco overnight but returned them after officials confirmed no address for the uncle. Drivers gave rides part of the way and the boys rode alternately on the rear crossbar.
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Fitesburch
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Witliam
Pot
Robert
Montrose
W. Va
Stephen Poe
Witham
Texas
Bors
Florence Montgomery Arliss Wife Quiet Actress Vegetarian
The actress Florence Montgomery, married to George Arliss, is described as gentle retiring and rarely appearing on screen. She often stays home while her husband works, prefers to work only when cast with him, and shares his vegetarian lifestyle. She avoids discussing her husband and believes a wife in acting should subordinate personal interests to her spouse.
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George Arliss
Florence Montgomery
Arliss
Vegetable Pie Introduces New Use for Fresh Produce
NEA service writer discusses expanding vegetable use with leeks fennel fennel tops and new varieties like topeppo kohirab and okra. Includes a detailed vegetable pie recipe and a simple daily menu plan featuring creamy sauces and a fruit salad with floating island for dessert.
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Florence
Dhesse
Starts on long flight from Los Angeles to Moscow
Wiley Post leaves Los Angeles aboard a large monoplane at 1:20 PM Pacific standard time on the first leg toward Seattle en route to Moscow. Mrs. Post and Will Rogers are passengers.
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Los Angeles
Seattle
Moscow
Wiley Post
Pacific Standard Times
Ladiesburg Social Roundup Reflects Summer Visits
A flurry of visits fills the week in Ladiesburg and nearby towns. Mrs Stewart Brandenburg of Annapolis visits sister in law Addie O. Say lor. Dorothy Gross returns to Frederick after weekend with parents Lesie and Mrs Gross. Families from Mayberry Frederick Baltimore Washington DC and Westminster travel for gatherings and suppers with local households.
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Ladiesburg
Stewart Brandenburg
Annapoli
Addie O Saylor
Dorothy Gross
Lesie Gross
Frederick
Paul Stonsfer
Mayberry
Ray Miler
Charlies Ott
Bennie Frock
Truman Norris
Anna Harner
New York
Rosie DD
Herman Koontz
Dev
Carmen Lock Nrbill
Waynesboro
Albert Baker
Baltimore
Harry Leatherman
Oscar Singer
Dewey Dillion
Lydia Crabos
Washington, DC
Mary Smith
Lottie Troxell
Theodore Derr
Westminster
Zeppa
Marie Dillon
Ethel
Gettisburg
Social notes from Middleburg and nearby towns
July 26 social column records visits and stays across Middleburg Keymar and nearby areas. Names include Mrs E L Esler Chas Crouse Edna Bran Charles Crouse Edna Linn Betty Sanders Janet Miller Margaret Johnston Charlotte Johnston Wilfred Crouse George Humbert Thelma Stitely Donald Pfoutz Maery Repp and others with households in Washington DC Fort Hoyle Littlestown Baltimore and surrounding spots.
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Middleburg
E .L. Esler
Chas. Crouse
Edna Bran
Charles Crouse
Edna Linn
Betty Sanders
Keymar
Wilfred Crouse
Janet Miller
Margaret
Charlotte Johnston
Howard Mackley
Carroll
Gladwyn Balderson
Washington
Washington, DC Mrs. Mackley
Mary Fleagie
Washington, DC
B. J. Fleagie
Carrol
Kenneth Johnson
Fort Hoyle
Reta
George Humbert
Littlestown
Thelma Stitely
Donald Pfoutz
Baltimore
Maery Repp
Flat and Flattering Repp Family Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs D S Repp and Mr and Mrs Horace German spent Sunday at the home of her parents and were guests at Ez. The text records a family visit with parents and relatives in a small town gossip style.
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D S Repp
Horace German
George
Local society notes and travel mentions from a Taneytown area page
The brief items list visits and gatherings including Mr and Mrs Boy Boone Mabel Nusbaum Mt Union and Carroll Claybaugh at the Rentzel home in Taneytown on Thursday evening. The Johnsons Som Earle Mrs Henry Miller and sons and Neil Goldsmith camped at Harper's Ferry over the weekend. Also a remark notes the Queen Isabella quarter minted in 1893 as the only U S coin bearing a foreign ruler.
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New York
Boy Boone
Mabel
Nusbaum
Mt Union
Carroll Claybaugh
Taneytown
Frank Rentzel
Raymond Johnson
Som Earle
Henry Miller
United States
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F. H Birely
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