Liar Ankrem schemes amid range tension and rustling rumors
In a turbulent ranch town, Ankrom clashes with Sheriff Ratchford over forces at play around the Rafter T. Claydell eyes a railroad and town here, while Betty Strathers schemes and a plotting rustler brings news of boundary fencing and surveyors.
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Strester
Ankrem
Fovety Lee Trane
Betty Strathers
Lee
Ratchford
Ankrom
Claydell
Betty
Claudell
Trone
Clayden
Tronel
Bandera
Streeter
Food As & King
Tiwar
Ankroz
Ullon
Wave
Tom Ratchford
Ring-Legs
Boone Heffle
Codsright
Nelson C. Nye
Visitors and family calls fill Sam's Creek summer days
Sam's Creek July 25 notices list Mrs. Walter Engel visiting friends in Waynesboro and many calls at homes of Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and others including Catherine Warner and Susan Warner. Baltimore visitors join brief stays with local families as illness lingers for Mrs. Crawmer. Say you saw it in The News.
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Sam’s Creek
Walter Engel
Waynesboro
Clyde Warner
Catherine
Westminster
George Miller
Frank Stitely
Roland Heiner
New Windsor
Frances Clatterbuck
Rhoda Kriemer
Bethesda
Orval Warner
C. L. Alexander
Leighton Schneider
Alonzo Sheets
Baltimore
John Schneider
Susan Warner
Keymar
Charlies Bair
Stella Conaway
Grace
Merton Engel
Raymond Franklin
William Borland
Lee Crawmer
Crawmer
Hollywood Fun and Pranks Spark Busy Studio Season
Hollywood notes a chaotic sally season with Carole Lombard planning a party, Ray Jannenbaum in varied costumes, Joan Crawford in a screen short, Harpo Marx on set, and chaotic set-building at Metro. Phantom double exposures plague Warners stills, while new accent games and a rapid-fire name rhythm keep crews entertained amid optimism for jobs and production booms.
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Paul Maerieon
NEA Service Star
Hollywood
Sally
Carole Lombard
Venice
Hollywood Boulevard
20Th Fox
Ray Dan Jnenbaum
Studio
Warner Publicity Department
Joan Crawford
Harpo Marx
Room Service
Brothers Hitz
Beverly Hills
Wall Street
Warners
Pat O'Brien
Jeannette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy Star in Sweethearts
Movie scrapbook notes that MacDonald and Eddy, already making their fifth film together, star in Sweethearts in modern dress. MacDonald, formerly a Broadway star, is married to Gene Raymond and lives in Bel Air. She rides a white horse at times, while Raymond rides a black one, and she is noted as Hollywood’s only woman who rides side saddle.
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Bill Porter
George Scarba
Jeannette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Gene Raymond
Bel-Air
Raymond
Hollywood
Lee
Divorce of Lady X at City Opera House in Technicolor
Merle Oberon and Laurence Olivier star in The Divorce of Lady X at the City Opera House for a two day run starting today. The romance comedy follows a mistaken encounter in a fogbound hotel and a luxury resort, with Vitaphone Capers as a short feature.
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City Opera House
Lady X
Merle Oberon
Laurence Olivier
Vacationers and visits around Taylorsville area
Mr and Mrs Truman Barnes and guests traveled to Hershey Park and Gettysburg PA. Many locals hosted friends and relatives from Baltimore Woodbine Lansdowne Ridgeville and Baltimore during a week of visits and dinners.
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Taylorsville
Truman Barnes
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Virginia Welsh
James Condon
Hershey Park
Gettysburg
Halph Condon
Ruth Babylon
Mes
Ella Martian Wakefield
Amfus
Exa Magin
Wilbur Magin
Baltmore
Mary Byers
Lillie Loy Natt
Joseph Welsh
Mountain Lake
Elia Marlin
Eva Magu
Nannie Gosnell
Naom. Watson
Roland Gosnell
Dorothy Frivel
Orlandus Farmer
Taneytown Chamber Meets in Firemen's Building
The July meeting of the Taneytown Chamber of Commerce was held Monday July 25 at 8 p m in the Firemen's Building. David W Shaum entertained music students at a marshmallow and wiener roast at Burke's cottage by the Monocacy. Betty Ott of York Hospital School of Nursing visited two weeks with her parents in Taneytown. The Tres sler Orphans' Home Band of Loy s is noted upcoming.
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Taneytown Taneytown
Chamber of Commerce
David W. Shaum
Burke’s Cottage
Betty Ott
York Hospital School of Nursing
York
Samuel Co. Ott
Taneytown
Tressler Orphans
Loys
Union Bridge People and Places Travel July Notes
July updates from Union Bridge list residents visiting relatives in Baltimore for hospital care and families visiting kin. Mentioned are Guy Greene taken to Maryland University Hospital for an operation, Minnie Hyde and Edith Russell visiting, Miss Nannie Manning returning from Jenkins Memorial Hospital, and several enjoy a fishing trip down the bay with Jack Hartzler and others. Rodger and Curtil Ropp return from Camp Peniel near Thurmont, while Bonner Hardgen visits Piedmont and Rev. Sampson.
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Union Bridge
Guy Greene
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Jesse Pfoutz
Donald Pfoutz
Nannie Manning
Jenkins Memorial Hospital
Annie Smith
Ernestine Cook
Ridgely
Helen Gladhill
Rodger
Curtil Ropp
Linwood
Camp Peniel
Thurmont
Edith Russell
Westminster
Minnie Hyde
Fannie Bohn
Johnsville
Jack Hartzler
Mr. Sampson
Bonner Hardgen
Wilbur Baker
Piedmont
W. Va
P. J. Sampson
Band Plans September Return to Home Venue
A local band led by Paul J. Fisher, a college graduate, will perform in September before returning home. The group consists of thirty-nine members aged ten to eighteen, with an average age of about fourteen. The program includes vocal and instrumental solos, quartets, and novelty features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Certs
Paul J. Fisher
Local Social Notes From State Teachers College of Winchester
Mr and Mrs Bugsell Eek and family were guests last week along with Mrs EH Beal of Baltimore. Recent visitors included Mr and Mrs Beard Mr and Mrs Deal Mr and Mrs Earl Myers and daughter Oneida to Hanover to see Norval Eceard. E J Gess of Derry Pa spent days with Doir Robb on West Baltimore street. Mervyn C Fuss of O Fuss Son returned from New York City after a brief stay at the furniture market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers College
Wichester
Bugsell Eek
EH. Bea
Balimore
Bc’ard
Birs. Deal
Earl Myers
Daughte Oneida
Norval Eceard
Hanover
E. J. Gess
Sirs Doi Robb
West Baltimore Street
Mervyn C. Fuss
O. Fuss & Son
New York City
Furnitun
Alsace Uses Feeding Machines for Geese to Make Pate de Foie Gras
Report notes electric feeding devices employed in Alsace to fatten geese for foie gras production. The observed practice centers on enhanced liver size and yield, reflecting regional methods in the traditional delicacy trade.
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Alsace
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