Dudley Watson Lectures On Gen re ta Revelations Tonight
Dudley Watson, Chicago art lecturer, presents his Music-Picture-Symphony Gen re ta Revelations at St John’s Lutheran Church auditorium. The program blends painting legends with orchestral pieces by Gregory Bach Sowerby and others, using projected images and electric sound to illuminate the relationships between art and music.
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Dudley Crafts’ Watson
Art Intitude of Chicago
Wast County Museum of Fine
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Egiing
Torys of Creation
Garden of Idea
Solomon
Theriumph of
David
Mary
Christ
Michelangelo
Raphaél
Leonardo
Corregio
Musilo
Durer
Stuck
Bellows
Roerch
Oakley
Arca Gregory
Bach
Sowerby
Screwy
Prisaphrghony
Etentars Watson
Ra Snectoon
Europummeys
Bene
Dudley
Crafts Watson
Chambers of Commerce
Two Plead Guilty in Southern Ohio Counterfeiting Ring
Cincinnati April 17 Two of eleven accused men pleaded guilty to charges of complicity in a widespread counterfeit ring operating throughout southern Ohio. Guilty pleas were entered by Condon Meyers of Chillicothe and Harry B Mayers of Columbus. Sentencing was deferred while trials for six others begin next week. three others indicted remain at large.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Condon Meyers
Chillicothe
Harry B. ‘Mayers
Columbus
Seven Day blend marketed by Arbuckle Brothers grocers
The copy describes a distinctive Seven Day coffee blend that is rich mellow and full flavored but costs 4 0 to 6 cents a pound less. It credits Arbuckle Brothers with vast buying and roasting facilities and notes a crisp economy package with an exclusive wrapper to protect freshness at independent grocers.
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Great’ Coffee House
Arbuckle
Independent Grocers
School Clinic Program Opens April 19 for Pre-Schoolers
A series of pre school immunization and general examination clinics will begin Wednesday April 19 at multiple schools in Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Dr. Cameron notes typhoid concerns at Tonoloway School and urges immunization to prevent outbreaks. Clinics run 1 PM with targeted districts and no invitations sent to save costs.
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Tonoloway
W. Ross Cameron
Tonolowa
Cameron
Ridge Avenue
Hagerstown
Funkstown
Washington Street
North Street
Winter Street
Weller's
Antietam Street
Trinity United Brethren Class Meeting Activities
The State Line area notes report Trinity United Brethren Sunday school class held a monthly meeting at Mrs. Guy Bonders with hymns scripture poems piano solos and duets. The class plans to make comforts for Milton Wright Home for children and many local families hosted visits and Easter aligned programs with church societies and members from Hagerstown Greencastle and Boonsboro among others.
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Trinity’ United Brethren Sunday School
Guy Bonders
Milton Wright
Floyd Binkley
Charles Shindle
Russell Leckton
Earl Daugherty
Ims
Walter Swisher
Elaine
Grace Shindle
Harry Byers
Guy Bowders
Mise Mary Byers
Reatha Bowders
Marie Crankleton
Philippy
Hagerstown
Woman's Missionary Society For the Trinity
Reformed Church
C. C. Binkley
Ridgeros
Frank Shindle
Greenmount
Merle Shindle
Clyde-McCoy
Susan
Clara
Earl Shoop
Samuel Besecker
Maugansville
Abraham Myers
Greencastle
Ira Shuck
Waynesboro
Samuel Cruckleton
Esra Spielman
Frank Travinger
George Shrader
Clyde ‘Binkley
Frank Magillan
Huntingdon
Frank Hade
Howard Swisher
Frank Fintrock
John Swisher
Misa
Helen Myers
Charlie Hartle
Walter Beard
Rockdale
Frank Tressler
Harvey Lingamfelter
Faye
Lil- Nan
King Kong Thrills at Maryland Theatre Run
A 1933 RKO film draws large crowds at the Maryland Theatre with mystery and suspense. The giant ape, about 50 feet tall, battles prehistoric creatures and abducts Fay Wray, while producer Denham and Driscoll pursue the beast, many perish, and Kong is ultimately defeated in New York.
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Maryland Theatre
Bhat
Maryland
King Kong
Fay Wray
Kong
Denham
Wild Animal Pictures
Robert Armstrong
Jungles
Driscoll
Bruce Cabot
New York
Jose
Color Contest Ends Tomorrow in Daily Mail Drive
The Daily Mail prints the final six sketches for the King Kong color contest. Entries close tomorrow at midnight and readers are urged to submit quickly. Prizes offered by Heartland and the Maryland Theatre include $2.60 first, $1 second and 20 prize passes for youths aged 4 to 16 from Hagerstown and surrounding areas. Winners announced Thursday morning.
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Daily Mail
King Kong
Heartd
Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown
Moat
Bic Screen Team in Grand Slam at Colonial Theatre
Paul Lukas and Loretta Yount appear together for the first time in the First National comedy Grand Slam at the Colonial Theatre today only. The film lampoons the American bridge craze with brisk dialogue and lively action. Young and Lukas show strong teamwork in romantic scenes.
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Paul Lukas
Loretta Yountimre
Colonial Theatre
Mias Young
Lukas
It's a Wonderful Way to Relieve Ugly Eczema
An old style advertisement touts Zemo as a rare remedy for eczema and various skin conditions. It promises quick relief within five seconds and claims long proven use with unique ingredients not found in other products.
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Ralief
Blondie Johnson shines at Colonial with Blondell and Morris
The Colonial Theatre launches Blondie Johnson starring Joan Blondell and Chester Morris starting tomorrow through Thursday. Critics praise Blondell’s rise to stardom and note Frank McHugh and Glenda Farrell provide spicy support in a lively wartime era lineup.
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Frank McHugh
Glenda Farrell
Colonial Theatre
Joan Blondell
Chester Morris
Blondie Johnson
Oliver Twist on screen at Henry's Theatre
A Monogram film adaptation of Charles Dickens IRVING Pichel and cast including Dickie Moore and Alec Francis opens at Henry's Theatre. The review notes the story’s deep pathos and humor appealing to both children and adults while praising the educational value of screenings.
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Oliver Twist
Monogram
Henry's Theatre
Charles Dickens
Dickie Moore
Irving Pichel
Fagin
William Boyd
Bill Sikes
Doris Adoyd
Nancy Sikes
Alec B. Francis
Brownlow
Ang
Oliver
England
Dickens
Judges Agree to 15 Percent Salary Cuts in Maryland
Annapolis April 17 three judges of the Sixth Judicial Circuit consent to a 15 percent salary reduction starting October 1 to aid state finances. Chief Judge Hammond Urner of Frederick Associate Judge Charlen W Woodward of Rockville and Associate Judge Arthur D Willer of Frederick signed the notice. Chief Judge Carroll Bond of the Court of Appeals had earlier indicated he would reduce earnings in line with other state officials.
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Annapolis
William
Gordy, Jr
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Jes _ Adletter
Hammond ,Urner
Frederick
Charlen ‘W. Woodward
Rockville
Arthur. D. Willer
Carrol
Bond
Court of Appeals
Chariton Sunday visitors mingle in local households
April 26 Sunday visitors filled homes of Howard Ankeney and relatives across Marlows and Hagerstown. Families from Marlows Funkstown Hagerstown Leitersburg Ashton St Paul and Montrose School shared weekend visits and Easter time with Ankeneys Groves and Kriner family members.
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Chariton
Howard Ankeney
James Saunders
Robert Saunders
Bobby
Ethel
Jena Lee
Marlows
W. Va
Myrtle
Bhupp
Hagerstown
Clarence Shupp
Ida Hawbaker
Funkstown
Farr Small
Richard Buppe
Bonnie
Leslie Burkett
Fairview
James Grove
Hakerstown
George Grove
Ralph Newkirk
Kenneth
Leitersburg
Samuel Grove
Howard Aukeney
Dorothy
Albert Palmer
St. Paul
Roy Ebersole
Rowena Needy
Emmett Kriner
Ashton
Gertrude Fish
Grove
Roy Paulsgrove
Samuel RK. Grove
Olive
Grace Ankehey
Montrose School
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Dudley Watson
St. Dohn’s Auditorium
Capfriaht
American Tobacco Compan
Washington
Stephen W. Gambrill
D. Md
Laurel
Naval Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Howes of Representatives
Saner Baer
East
Max Baer
Max Schmeling
Dynamiter
Jack Dempsey
Baer
Tim Mara
Dempsey
Goldie Crunkleton
Mil‘ner
Louise Sellers
Ellen Shindle
Harry Minnick
James Nichols
Mary Byers
Rio de Janeiro, Are
Seaboard
W. Franklin
McCardell Bros
Chas. Dickens
Will
Maryland Theater
Bic
Dicken
Henry
Charlton
Freezone
Rudy
Rexall Pharmacy
Hamilton Corner
Maytag
R. M. Hays & Bros
Wervien Greenwalt Electric Supply
Weet Antietam Street
Loretta Young
Paul Lukai
Jean Bivedell
Chester Bowwly
Spree Waren
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