Farr Prices Cut For Coming Show At Fair
The article notes reduced admission prices for the Frederick Fair event, with reserved seats at 61.25 and 35 cents for specific days, and 10 per four day grandstand box sale. It mentions sale details at the Secretary’s Office and expectations for a strong fair, with inquiries pouring in about exhibits and space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berson
Frederick
Wamtar
Et & Mat
North Market Street
Encretery
Guy &. Motter
With & Hamid Fair Booking, Inc
Banua
Local Social Roundup Attends Sunday Visitors and Events
Mr Pleasant and family shared supper with Mr Walter Crum and relatives. Mrs Routzahn and friends noted traffic at Esher Day. Howard Lochner and Gardner family visited Middletown, while Routzahn kin enjoyed Washington weekend. Zimmerman and McDevitt households also hosted relatives. A fishing party near Annapolis reeled 166 fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Lochner
Page Gardner
Middletown
Edward Routzahn
Margaret Routzahn
Peggy Hamilton
Dare
Grace Kefauger
Familly
Walkeraville
Harry Routsahn
Frederick
Quy Harris
Washington
Edward Zimmerman
Fannie McDevitt
Annie Booth
Baltimore
Jenner
Barrier
Bertha Delawter
William M. Delawter
William B. Buttler
Darwin D. Bustier
Wibert L. Smith
Walter Bahn
A. Lawrence Keeney
Glenn Stall
Vernon Rippech
Annapolis
Roosevelt plan slashes power costs for Muscle Shoals area
The Tennessee Valley Authority proposed a power rate outline citing a national average and aiming for a three cent per kilowatt hour cap for limited use, tapering to four mills for heavy users. The plan, part of Roosevelt's federal agencies, targets household electricity costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tennessee Valley Authorities
Roosevelt
Roadtown housing plan aims to move big cities to the country
Edgar Chambleas of New York proposes Roadtown a decentralized urban farm and factory concept where long lines of attached houses and buildings lie along a central roadway. The plan envisions skywalks lawns gardens and home workshops with roads sewers utilities and open-air amenities beneath weather-protected structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Len
Edgar Chambleas
New York
Wallace
Aay
Rare Hind stamp collection eyed for New York sale
A wealthy stamp collector, Arthur Hind, who arrived from Wales in steerage, built a world class collection valued over two million dollars. Appraisers W C Kennett Jr and Charles J Phillips prepare the lot for sale in New York after Hind’s death, with items including a 1847 two pence blue and a block of four 3-cent 1918 stamps. The sale will feature many rare foreign and US issues, including the famed US 1-cent paste issues and 1845-1858 provisional stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hind
Utica
Tts
New York
Mr. Hind
Arthur Hind
Wales
British Guiana
W. C. Kennett, Jr
Kennett
Charles J. Phillips
United States
Squirrel Hunters Resume Pursuit Despite Rain
A murky day sees a record turnout of hunters despite rain as licenses and permits are processed. Local officials report high participation and adherence to safety rules, with crewschecking gear and surveying habitat in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Martz
Ciume Warren
Benjamin P. Phobus
The Girl in 419 at Tivoli and Other Theater News
The girl in 419 a romantic drama from Paramount stars James Dunn and Gloria Stuart at the Tivoli theater, tells of an emergency hospital affair and a nurse saved by a patient. Also at the Opera House tomorrow Heyl Gilson’s The Dude Bandit with dual roles by Hoot. final episode of The Three Musketeers and a cartadn comedy. Radio Pictures Smart Women at Frederick theater features domestic woes of a wife and gold-digging mother guided by Myron C. Fagan plot. Bernard E. Lyman of Sandusky noted for racing yacht watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunn
Gloria Stuart
Tivoli Theater
B. P. Schulberg
Paramount
Hema
Century of Progress
Uulty Opera House
Opera Nuise
Heyl Gilson
Hoot
Hitt
Three Musketeers
Frederick
Frederick Theater
Myron C. Fagan
Nancy
Myersville annual homecoming opens amid weather and bands
The fifth Myersville homecoming kicked off on the town baseball field drawing 90 to 600 attendees despite rain. Rev. B F Blubaugh spoke. events run through Saturday with a 6 30 parade featuring many local organizations and prizes for best appearance. The Keedysville and Middletown bands perform. comic section and prizes planned. Homecoming committee is led by Elmer Harp with Elmer Raymer, Roger Poffinberger, and Harold Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
B. F. Blubaugh
Keedysville Band
Charles Crutchiey
Mysryile
Francia Scott Key Post
American Legion
Hagerstown American Legion
Middletown Firs Co
Middletown
Young People's Society of
Wolfsville
Boonsboro
Boonsboro Fire Co
Bordersville
Myersville Fire Co
C. F
Red Men of
Prinses
Walter Dey
Wolfaville
Albert Ruppersberger
Baltimore
George C. Rhoderick
Middletown Band
Elmer Harp
Elmer Raymer
Roger Poffinberger
Harold Miller
President Acts to Accelerate Coal Industry Recovery
President Roosevelt ordered immediate action on the soft coal NRA code and arranged new credits for industry. He summoned all parties to the White House to secure a charter for the troubled Pennsylvania mines while the Reconstruction Corporation announced 3 percent loans to banks and mortgage firms to relend to businesses.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Pennsylvania
White House
Jones
The
Reconstruction Corporation
Trial Set Next Week in Conspiracy Case
Federal charges allege conspiracy to violate the Harrison Narcotics Act against LeRoy Soper and Edward Saltzman of the city. Trial in U S District Court in Baltimore is expected Tuesday before Judge Calvin Chesnut. Saltzman and Soper are out on bond. jury trial status unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
LeRoy Soper
Edward &. Saltzman
U. S. District Court
Baltimore
Calvin Chesnut
William F. Steiner
Saltzman
Soper
Bruce Strailman
James Sigafoose
Milk Strike Trouble Breaks Out in Chicago
In Chicago on Sept 14 a dairy farmers strike disrupted milk supply with picketing on highways and depots ringed by demonstrators. Some cans were damaged and several farmers, pressured by force, returned home. Pure Milk Association officials said supply remains safe and blamed politically ambitious figures. Don N. Geyer flew to Washington seeking ADM approval for changes to the Chicago milk marketing agreement. Edwin Tiffin won Ohio’s first gubernatorial election with 4 564 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tyith Malik
Pure Milk Association
Don N. Geyer
Co-Operative Association
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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Mr. Pleasant
Wueds Shoals
Gove
van Glug
Ouields
Chambless
Stokas
Quinton James Bramp
Ceres
Rush
Theater News
Tivoli
Bernard E. Lyman
Sandusky, O
Mae West
Mac West
Quru
Kabo Foundations
Kemp
Nra-Ider
Blue Eagle
New York City
Elinor Smith
Aviatrix
Santa Barbara
Calif
W. Wright
Poe
Pheus Walerrvilla
Msalle
Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers
North
Marert Street
E. B. Measell
East Patrick ST
Sollaman
U. S
Vietente
Edwin Tiffin
Ohie
Ormonds
Stieff
Sterling
Steff
Stic
James E. Doll
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Frederick Motor CO
Used Car Department
West Patrick
Frederick County
North Market
S&f
Christmas Club
Kemp's Baby Shop
Fleer
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