Adio Day By Day Includes Joel Brown In Fall Network Half Hour
C E Butterfield reports Joel Brown to headline a fall network comedy program with Frank Gil and Bill Deming, Margaret McCrea and Harry Sosnik's orchestra. Opening night is Saturday October 5 at 7:33 on WABC. Radio listings note Adolf Hitler coverage from Berlin and various musical programs across WEAF WABC and WIZ with quotas, guests, and schedules.
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Wsw York
Sept
Joel Brown
Frank Gil
Bill Deming
Margaret McCrea
Harry Sosnik
Wabc- Ess
Brown
Team batting averages rise as Vosmik lifts line in rain
Joe Vosmik doubled and singled in two at bats to boost his average from .327 to .329 as Newark’s doubleheader with Baltimore was rained out. Rollie Hemsley slipped from .303 to .301 after a pinch hitting failure. Keller did not play. Other leaders include Keller 559 AB 208 H .368 and Salters 214 average 214.
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Joe Vosmik
Andingle
Yankees
Rollie Hemsley
Charlie Keller
Newark
Baltimore
AB H Ave. Keller Newark
Vosmik
Gashed Records From Hines Defense Dinner Attendees
A long fragment lists attendees at a Sunday birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Caroler in honor of sher r Betts who received something. Names include Rex Sela and numerous families from New Midway and nearby areas. The text ends noting men are more restless than sleep.
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Ladiesburg
Essury
Les Gross
Myr
Caroler
Sherr Betts
Rex Sela
Dauctter
Cora Warner
Moy Werner
Saylor
Rene
Goa
D. O. Ainsworth
Community Notes From Smithsburg Area September
Samuel D Dusing moved into a new house he built in Smithsburg. Ben McClainy and family moved from Cal Lunn house in Oepurg to the Tracey house vacated by Charles Pryor. Earl Harrison Lewis and Samuel D Dusing visited Mr Warrenfeiter at Pleasant Walk. Mrs Warrenfeltz visits friends in the West and Tennessee and plans to return. Kendall bought Calvin Lunn house and will move in about three weeks. C J Beaver cows killed by lightning near Leitersburg. fields damaged by storm. Fire companies responded to fires at Cashtown and Pondsville. Smithsburg dept prevented a house fire spread. Frank Semler lost two horses believed poisoned by sweet corn. costs over $200 each. Mrs Henrietta Lewis mourns the death of a 12 year old pet cat. Edith Pauline Cline wed Alton Glenn Smith at Cavetown Reformed church. bride from Pen-Mar area. groom WPA worker in Smithsburg. They will live with groom’s mother briefly.
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Smithsburg
Smitheburg
Samuel D Dusing
Cherry- Sr
Ben McClainy
Cal Lunn
Oepurg
Tracey
Charles Pryor
Earl
Harrison Lewis
Samuel D. Dusing
Marshal Warrenfeiter
Pleasant Walk
Marshal Warrenfeltz
West
Tennessee
Kendall
Calvin Lunn
Smithsberg
C. J. Beaver
Strickler
Leitersburg
Chambersburg
Harvey Statler
Cashtown
Smithsoburg
Jesse Kendall
Pondsville
Frank Semler
Calvin Bachtell
Chewsville
Semler
Henrietta Lewis
Smithsiburg
Edward T. Plitt
Cavetown
Christ Reformed Church
Edith Pauline Cline
Alton Glenn Smith
Amos M. Smith
WPA
Jacob Cline
Pen-Mar
Ifor
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