Hurmont Firemen Parade Opens Carnival Events
Thutmont and nearby towns attend Guardian Hose Company celebration as crowds enjoy games, music and a supper concert. Sunday's program features church choirs and Rev Corbett sermon, followed by a street parade Monday with visiting fire companies and about 20 floats.
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Thutmont
Guardian Hose Company
Tes Hammaker
J. M. Xengerl
Ciel
Tourment
Pilda
Themn
Yellowprings
Charles C. T.quill
Memorial Park
Charles H. Corbett
St.emt's Lutheran Church
E. D. Bright
Reformed Church
H. B. Brone
Nited Brethren Church
Grace Belbaugh
Andhe Beara
Gierice Egler
Margaret Krome
Jom Saksient Emmitsburz
Taneywo
Mtoy
Ates
Jihaa
Odd Fellows
Taney- New Windsor
Westminster
Francis Scot
Key Post
Martian Legion
Adges
Monty
Robert Fitez
Arshal
Detroit Boat Race Wins Gold Cup Under Powerboat System
El Legarto, from Lake George, owned by George Reis, won the gold cup by finishing first in seven heats and placing second in a 30 mile Detroit race. Horace Dodge's Delphine IV took second in early heats and won the final. a new 90 mile record of 60.277 mph was set, and El Legarto earned 1,181 points while Delphine IV posted 1,122.
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Detroit
Mich
I. L
Mahorany
Lake George
el Lagatto
George Reis
Wwer-Boat
American Powssboat Association
el Legarto
Horace Dodge
Local Social Roundup and Chicago Air Race Result
In Ladiesburg and surrounding towns on September 1 visitors included Mr and Mrs Sam Warner and guests from Taneytown and Littlestown with several local families noted. In Chicago the international air race main event awarded Les Gehlbach first at 199.14 mph, with Arthur Nester second and Leomi Miles third.
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Chicago
Les Gehlbach
De‘alt
Mich
Arthur Nester
Joliet
Leimi S. Miles
Los Angeles
Hidden Door Y Frank L Packard Mystery Revealed
In a tense scene Benny Malone guides Colin through a covert group run by the Mask. The aging property owner Keppelstein is suspected but deemed not involved in the schemes. Benny warns Colin that secrecy rules the hideout and only when summoned will he be called to work.
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Meeks - Gerworth
Meek
Ris
Colin
Benny Malone
Fia Feyout
Oman Krown
Mesk
Sewtenants Bi
Foremerty
Betty Waed
Kepnelstein
Old Keppelstein
Nix
New York
Barney
Wells
Sally
Barneys
Klengell
Ike
Smudse Rilrea
Geordie
Smidza Relrea
Buck
Buck O'Mara
Lazarre
Calla
St. Lawrence
Tosk
Ilka
Fick L. Peckard
Mob assembly and heist plan in Buck O Mara's room
Colin Clarkie and Buck O Mara assemble a crew for a nighttime job tied to a St. Lawrence crime ring. The men map a hidden entry, discuss past mob violence, and plan a raid with alleys, back stairs, and a liaison from Heimie Schwarm. Buck hints Lazarre survived and signals future action.
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Ack O'Mara
Colm
Clarkie
Colin
St. Lawrence
Rerybody
Buck O'Mara
Local notes roundup from Taneytown area scenes
Taneytown and nearby towns report visits to Frederick City Hospital with Allen Feeser and family. several residents travel to York and Hanover for events. Reformed Sunday school plans a picnic at Forest Park Hanover. Residents read about hospital stays, family visits, and a proposed stratospheric airplane project in Brussels with funding details.
Radio Schedule Fragment From 1930s Network Rosters
Saturday and Sunday September listings show multiple time slots with orchestras, vocal ensembles, and program blocks across NBC ABC CBS networks. Entries reference specific artists like Dick Fiddler Orchestra, Ray Heatherton, Mildred Bailey, and Isham Jones, plus regional time zone notes and coast to coast designations.
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Nec-Weap
Wrwa
Wwwac
Wis
Wias
Wiod
Wind
Kdyl
Kgh
Kghl
Pacific Coast
Kyo
Kiar
Gent
East
Dick Fiddler
Drake
Rome
Meyer Davis & Orchestra
Dack
Loretta
Mrs. Jones
Francea Langford
Bollickers
Canada
Antobal
Kay
B. A. Rolfe Orch
Lopex
Harold Stern
Oisk Messner
Hollywood Bawt
Nbc-Weaf
Vera van
Songa
Crumb
Sanderaga
Ed Duchin
Chicago Knights
Chicago
Gauchaz
Freddie Rich Trog
Lomba Orches
Freeman’s
Orch
Isham Jones
Nbc-Wiz
Wie
Wbza
Wbal
Iehara
Kdka Wear
Phy Wast
Wmnl
Midwest
Woky Kyw
Owenr
Kwk Ser
Kat Wren
wimj wiba_kstp
Welic Wiay
Kfyr
Erdefor South
Wrva
Wplt
Wivac Win Wooo Wta
Wsun
Wlod
Wsm
Kwoo
Wlan
Mountain
Kent Pacific Coast
Kgo
Kif
Kgw
Ktar
Eva Jessye
Phil Boutell
Trio Romantique
Henri Deerin
Jules Lande
Foreigh Legion
Ligne Opera
Walter Avindisti
Orchesys
Anton Daunts
Mandollint
Fenst
Lopez
Green Bros
Dick Messner
Winnipeg Citadel Gand
Carlos Molina
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court records list marriage licenses for Payl W. Ripies aged 20 and Ruth Owens aged 22 from Watertury Massachusetts with George Filcomer SS Tyrone Pa and Charlotte M. Barry sr Sandy Ridge Pa. Catherine Colfett 16 Frederick route. E Meteger 86 Pittsburgh. Chatice EB Stauffer 37 Washington. Meru 4 Griffith 20 Washington. Property deed transfers show George B F Mullet 1 et al to Lucy Ht Gat in County for 25 dollars.
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Payl W. Ripies
Wintertuey
Ruth
Owens
Watertury. Ma
Rice
Catherine Colfett
Frederick
George Filcomer
Tyrone
Charlotte M. Barry
Sandy Ridge
Dyn E. Meteger
Pittsburgh
PrangaAcnes
Tavent
Nerth Bradedawk
Chatice EB Stauffer
Washington and
Meru
Griffith
Washnxton
George BF
Lucy Ht Gat
Local Social Notes From Knoxville Area Visitents
Knoxville area social notes report Mr and Mrs C A Bittinger and daughter Hetty of Hagerstown visiting Ken n Swope. Miss Viel Fayne and Clarence Long called on Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sinope. Roy Miller and daughter and son of Washington along with Mr and Mrs Kemp Blain visited Mr and Mrs Math Muller and family. George Moore is recovering after surgery in Frederick City hospital. Mrs Carl Swanson and Ruth of Chevy Chase spent time with her father Edward Moore. Clarence Long Exina Stride and Lucille and Anna Swope with Bolbie motor to Myersville recently.
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Knownvile
C A Bittinger
Hetty
Hagerstown
Kennh Swope
Viel Fayne
Clarence Long
Kenneth Sinope
Roy Miller
Washington
Kemp Blain
Math Muller
George Moore
Frederick City Hospital
Maryland milk cow trends show slight drop in freshenings
A June survey of over 2,000 Maryland farms by Richard C. Ross indicates the June 1 cattle count roughly matched last year. Milk heifers freshening in early 1933 lag behind 1932, while slaughtered and marketed cows increased. Pigs saved rose 12 percent with farrowings down from 27,000 to about 20,000. litter size edged lower and breeding plans predict about 21,000 sows to farrow this fall.
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College Park
Maryland
Richard C. Ross
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
Court Assumes Jurisdiction Over Humm Trusts
William C. Hamm trustee of the children of Robert D. Humm and Annie B. Thomas under John W. Humm's will filed a petition in circuit Court to assume jurisdiction of the trusts. Judge Arthur D. Willard ordered Hamm to furnish a bond of $1,090 for faithful performance of duties.
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Willam C. Hamm
Robert D. Humm
Nannie B. Thomas
John W. Humm
Circuit Court
William C. Humm
Arthur D. Willard
Willam C. Humm
Young Democrats Meet in Kansas City Convention Tactics
A growing movement within Amenia young Democratic Clubs seeks to influence the national convention by substituting action for oratory. The convention heard a full address from Daniel C. Roper after trimming the luncheon to 20 minutes and revising tomorrow's program to give delegates a stronger voice. Director Carlos Ross of the mint expressed a wish to help build up tw.
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Kansas City
Amenia
Daniel C. Roper
Commetrce
FORD
Misse
Tarlos Ross
Mint
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Frank L. Packard
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Walkersville
Roper
Young Democrats
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Enron
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Frederick, Md
Hote
Cape May, N. J
Charlie Kerr
Radio Orchestra
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R. L. Fite
Wheat Insurance
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market &1
Rodock & Son Mh
Phese
Frederick County
Bureau of Animal Industry
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Frederick County Products
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick
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