The Governor's Lady at Opera House Featured Film Night
Frederick fans anticipate The Governor's Lady showing at the Opera House with a starry cast and added entertainment including a feature comedy and a news reel. Also on the bill Maryland Western Waive of the Border and Jumping Jacks with music and mirth. Blossom Time the three act musical comedy arrives next Wednesday with a strong Shubert company led by Greek Evans and a lineup of noted performers. Montgomery Red Cross re-elects officers headed by Dr George M K Lewis and reports a net receipts of 3390.64 and expenses of 209.
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Frederick
Shuberts
Sigmund Romberg
Franz Setghert
Robert Tee Allen
Margaret Merle
Fentta de Soria
Arthur Geary
Montgomery
Judge cites Congress members liking liquor in 2.75 beer hearing
Baltimore judge James F. Klecka told the House Judiciary Committee that several dry lawmakers “relish their quot” during testimony on 2.75 percent beer. He refused to name names as his evidence was struck from the record amid questions. William H. Stayton urged modifying the Volstead Act to permit 2.75 beer, arguing many business leaders support change and that current laws are too drastic, with home brewing harming children.
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William H. Stayton
Baltimore
The
Asso
Stayton
Slayton
Local Society Notes and School News
Mrs. George Brown has returned from Baltimore and Mr Wim Brown and son spent Sunday with his parents the Browns. Gilmer Thompson, son of Elmer Thompson, is ill with pneumonia. The new minister of Kemptown charge led his first service at Montgomery Chapel. The talent of Kemptown will give a play Saturday evening at Welock titled The Lady of the Library. Clagettsville amateurs plan a play in Drawingayville Hall on Saturday May 10 called The Bean Town Choir.
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Claymettaville
May
George Brown
Baltimore
Wim
Brown
GE. Brown
Gilmer Thompson
M Elmer Thompson
Kemptown
Harge
Montgomery Chapel
Welock
Man and Woman Die of Burns in Fountain Springs Fire
George Lotz aged 36 and his sister in law Emma Reaser aged 24 died at State Hospital Fountain Springs from burns received in the Tatz home when Reaser poured kerosene on the kitchen stove fire. Mrs uty, who was also burned, will recover.
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Mahanoy City
George Lotz
Emma Reaser
State Hospital
Fountain Springs
Tatz
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Children’s Rompers
India
SFC
L. Smith
East Patrick Street
Clasgettsvile Amateurs
Brawingayille Hall
Beantown
N. Market St
SWIFT
Florida
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