Klatterdasch debuts at Lutheran Men's Club meeting
The Men's Club of the Lutheran church held a Monday supper and meeting where a staff of writers read items from The Kiaterdasch. The reader was sports editor G Hunter Bowers. Rev Dr Amos John Traver was absent due to illness. The program featured department heads and a note it may be the first and last edition.
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Kiaterdasch
Lutheran Church
Amos John Traver
Hunter Bowers
Klatterdasch
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Henry Falk
Charles F. Seeger
G. Hunter Bowers
Clifford Yvinger
Charles F. Sowers
Eduard Bentz
Robert L. Smith
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Charles F Bowers
Traver
Louis E. Eichelberger
Roy C. Schildknecht
John H. Lewis
Mr. Bowers
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John 5. Renn
J. Harold Hooper
Walr L. Martz
Frank E Brengle
Cifford Yinger
Harry Davis
C. Leon Alexander
Merril Lantz
Byron A. Winebrener
Glenn E. Biehl
Ralph W. Boyer
Frank Suman
John H. Boyer
Willam D. Zimmerman
Irving S. Bieser
Guy C. Rose
John M. Haller
E. G Ausherman
Frank W. Cole
Clyde Abrecht
George H Moberly
D. T Dutrow
G William Dansperger
James Falk
William M. Moore
Ira W. Beall
BE. Miss
W. Calvin Kruse
American Arts Exhibit at Hood College Opens in November
The American Federation of Arts presents a year opening exhibit in Hood Hall lobby from November 14. It features twenty five color reproductions of watercolors by Indian artists of the San Adefonso and Sia Pueblos. A tentative schedule lists African Bushman Paintings, Ernest Watson Block Prints, Italian XV and XVI century paintings, silhouettes, nature arts, and textiles across months through May.
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American Federation of Arts
Washington
D. C
Alumnae Hall
Hood Tabre Fram
Mewcan
San Adefonso
Sia
Ernest Watson
Fatsies in Soldier Suits Escape Attempt
A whimsical scene shows Wee Dotty and a troop of mischievous Fatsies roaming in a cupboard, hiding then vowing to don soldier suits. Scouty and Coppy chase the plan, hoping to find the outfits and lead a humorous march.
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Wee Dotty
Huge airships urged in parading of soldiers calm satire
A fragmented 1934 comic scene shows Little Fatsy and Scoutt Advocated urging an airship themed parade. Leon Coppy grins as soldiers prepare while one man’s outfit clumsily misfits, prompting jokes about buttons and fit. The scene ends with a cliffhanger pointing to Dunecy leading the soldiers in the next story.
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U. S. Navy
Scoutt
Leon Coppy
NEA Service, Inc
George Givet Returns to CBS Kilocycles After Vacation
George Givet resumes his radio program on CBS kilocycles after a week away, appearing tonight at 10 30 pm following a vacation stint. The schedule lists WEAF NBC To Your Government at 9, Ben Bernie at 9 30, and other musical and discussion programs across WEAF WABC and WJZ groups.
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New York
George Givet
WEAF
NBC
Ben Bernie
Hol Wynn
WABC
CBS
Understanding Musiny
B—Laverner
Ebley Uerbey
AU Water Show
George Giver
Threena Marie
Orpheus Singers
Cameron King SeaYarn
Tim and
Irene
Mills Blue Rhythm Band
Womens Radio Review
Kate Smith
Curtis Symphony
WJZ
Rochester Cac Orchestra
Bethel Tabernacle to Form Independent Gospel Center
Bethel Tabernacle held three services on Sunday with sermons by the pastor on Isaiah's Vision and Call and by Miss Beyior on The Perfection of Jesus. Rev Ralph Jeffrey of Hazerstown spoke in the afternoon. A harvest home offering funded the tent meeting dating to 1930. The assembly voted to withdraw from the Assemblies of God and operate as an independent evangelical center.
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Call
Miss Beyior
Jesus
Ralph Jeffrey
Hazerstown
Bethel
Wiliam Geesen
Tae Pas
Eversit D. Beck~er
Betty Bejior
Tae
Withdrany
Amonton
Got
Futace
Gvatgelisic
Ram Sarg Led Alpha Tau Omega Through Risky Campus Campaign
Herman F. Ram Sarg of Frederis headed by members of the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at the University of Maryland as a capable organizer. He guided the group through a perilous raising period marking the first two-week stretch for men’s local organizations. Regular activities were planned around dances at the chapter house each Saturday evening.
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Herman F. Ram Sarg
Freder
Alpha Tau Omega
University of Maryland
Assaince Eiery
Eaton claims he routed Insull in stock deal dispute
Cyrus Eaton, the Cleveland steel magnate, testified he incurred a $56,000,000 prize in a stock war with Samuel Insull and described the deal as friendly. He said he bought Insull stock from 1926 to 1929 and sold it back in mid-1930, presenting a defense to the jury amid ongoing misappropriation allegations.
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Chicago
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Samuel Insull
Insull
Eaton
Two giant airships urged for Navy aviation force
Washington reports private recommendation to President's aviation commission for rapid development of two giant airships and a flying deck cruiser to bolster Naval air power. Vinson, House naval affairs chair, says steps needed to make aerial forces top notch without alarm. Also notes Boy Scouts investiture at Emmitsburg with Westminster and Gettysburg troops assisting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Aumb
President
Aviation Commission
Navy
Vinson
Georgia
House Naval Affairs Committee
First Mezzotint Engraving Pioneer in Colonial America
In 1727 the first mezzo tint engraving appeared, depicting Cotton Mather. A patent noted on June 10 1902. The Leb Envelope Co. of Springfield MA began envelope production in July the same year. The first escalator by Otis Elevator Co. debuted at the Paris Exposition and later went into a Philadelphia department store.
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Cotton Mather
Leb
OL Sprimafield
Mass
Ous Elevator Co
Philadelphia
New Windsor Notes and Community Updates
New Windsor reports The Army Day program was held in the college auditorium Monday night and Mrs G P B Englar entertained Garden Club members at her home last Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Howell Lovell are congratulated on the birth of a daughter Donna Lee. Mrs Robert McKinney of Baltimore visits at H G Englar’s home. James Lentz was injured in an automobile accident and is improving. New Windsor Homemaker’s Club members attended a Federation meeting in Westminster. The American Red Cross membership drive began November 11 and will close November 28.
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College Auditorium
G. P. B. Englar
Garden Club
Howell Lovell
Donna Lee
Robert McKinney
Baltimore
H G. Englar
James Lentz
Westminster
American Red Cross
Navy
Grand Jury Targets Slot Machines in County Action
The September grand jury, upon reconvening, is expected to back a vigorous drive against slot machines and floor gambling devices. Sheriff and deputies planned to raid and confiscate machines held as evidence, as authorities move to curb rising illicit activity in the county.
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All Maschines
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Cnings
Ty Ot
Confiscation of Slot Machines Hits Local Establishments
Deputies seized slot machines in two businesses after warnings as authorities pursue action against illegal gaming. One raid targeted Glenn G. Green's North Market Street location, removing two machines. A second seizure occurred at Robert Coates' beer parlor. Authorities indicate continued enforcement against elite machines amid lucrative advertising.
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Glenn G. Green
North Market Siert
Robert Coates
Petemne
Brunswick Ponda
Tages Maeve E
License Fees Reduced for South Carolina Vehicle Dealers
South Carolina moves to reduce license fees for motor vehicle dealers, lowering startup and renewal costs to help local commerce. The change affects new and existing dealers statewide and aims to ease market entry while maintaining regulatory oversight.
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South Carolina
Ball
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