Bank robbers admit to Provident hold up in Baltimore chase
Two men, Roger Sussi and John Fontana, captured after a four hour pursuit near Baltimore, confessed to the Provident Bank robbery and implicated an accomplice in other city thefts. Sussi claimed a separate grocery store holdup netted $50, and Fontana had $48 on arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Provident Bank of
Dundalk
Roger Sussi
John Fontana
Provident
John Mintiens
Sussi
William Hayes
Sus
Provident Bath
Fontana
Philadelphia
Harford
Baltimore City
Attempt To Enter Theatre Is Foiled
An unidentified man attempted to force entry into the Colonial Theatre around 10 30 last night breaking a glass lobby door and fleeing down the Maryland Theatre alley. Patrolmen chased but lost track. a suspect was detained and released after questioning. A dressing gown was stolen from the Lovely Dame store earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Maryland Theatre
E. Basore
Desmond
Petere
Lovely Dame
Academy Theatre
Bodies Found Of Winslow Publisher And Pilot In Crash
The burned bodies of C. L. Giragi publisher of the Winslow Daily Mail and pilot Jack Irish were found in a plane wreck on West Sunset Mountain 18 miles southwest of Winslow. Identification came from Irish’s watch stopped at 4:04. Giragi, 39, a noted figure in Southwestern journalism, had been in the state for 20 years and led the Tombstone Epitaph at one time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Ariz
C. L. Giragi
Winslow Daily Mail
Jack Irish
Phoenix
West Sunset Mountain
W. L. Neil
Charles Arthur
Irish
Giragi
Arizona
Tombstone
Social Notes From Mapleville and Boonsboro Area
April 22 social roundup features visits and guests across Mapleville Boonsboro and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Cora Huffer and Glendora Cunningham hosting. Braden King and Jane Keadle dining with Mrs C H Minnebraker. Catherine Netz at Charles Keadle's. families of Huntzberry Rowe and many others visiting homes in Keedysville Hagerstown and Winchester. several relatives from Smoketown Myersville and Philadelphia are noted with Easter and weekend visits. local hospitals and illness updates appear among the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleville
Cora Huffer
Boonsboro
Glendora Cunningham
Braden King
Jane Keadle
C. H. Minnebraker
Guy Smith
Catherine Netz
Charles Keadle
Harry
Huntzberry
Clyde
Carl Rowe
Keedysville
Minerva Grove
Hagerstown
Susie Younkins
Tra Stine
Roy Martz
Benjamin Faulder
Vallie Faulder
Eva Faulder
Mamie Martz
Smoketown
Harry Moser
Grayson Myers
Myersville
Edward Startzman Winchester
Mayme
Katie Fahrney
A. B. Replogle
Cleveland
Holmes Falkenstein
Prather Perry
Philadelphia
Clara Wisherd
Page Seibert
Charles Emmett
Funkstown
Seibert
George Smith
Mary Cost
Lena
Margaret Burger
Hagerston
P. E. Mullin
Arthur Swope
Roger McPherson
John F. Martz
Herman Green
William
Recher
Carmel
Joseph Mitchell
Mary Linton
Martinsburg
Raymond Smith
Times Change Help Him Pay Beer Fine
John Mussato, previously fined 200 for making beer, received a 90 day extension from Federal Judge Charles G. Bribble to pay the balance by brewing. He cited unemployment and expects to gain brewery work within two months.
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Springfield
John Mussato
Charles G. Bribble
Mussato
Home Robbery at V. E. Perhat Residence
Police investigate a Saturday night burglary at 59 East avenue the home of V. E. Perhat. Missing are $25 in cash five rings valued about 100 dollars and an arrest is expected as officers probe.
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V. E. Perhat
East. Avenue
Turtle Causes Of Much Excitement At City Park
A patrolman and a sergeant investigated a scene at the city lake after a woman discarded a pet turtle in a paper sack from her car on East Antietam street. They searched the area with searchlights but found no animal. Police recovered fragments of the sack.
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Peters
Desmond
East Antietam Street
Pinesburg Social Notes Report Easter and Visits
Pinesburg notes list resumed Sunday school at the schoolhouse at 2 30 p m. Mr and Mrs Leon Hyde and daughter Dorothy of Philadelphia holidayed with the Charltons. Various residents hosted and visited kin and friends including Mills Hose Shank Mills Grove and more with meals and local arrivals and Pauline Garrett resuming school duties after illness.
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Pinesburg
Leon Hyde
Dorothy
Philadelphia
Charlton
Albert Mills
Mildred Charlton
Margaret Haupt
Myersville
Bertha Johnson
James Hose
Hose
George Shank
Rosie
G. W. Mills
Mills
Howard Grove
Beaver Creek
Isaac D. Stove
Henry Charlton
Mary Reid
Halfway
Charles Sword i
Melvin and
Charles, Jr
Emmett Sword
Ella
Albert Malott
Richard
William Davis
Downsville
Albert Jackson
Veda Bair
David Hose
Carrie
Geo. . Teach
Etha
Beulah Shank
Pearl
Clarence Teach
Pauline Garrett
Sherman Taylor
Benjamin Lewis
Reid Letter Meeting Noted in Local Social Roundup
April 22 social notes from Reid recount visits and guests across Reid, Hagerstown, Waynesboro, and nearby areas. Multiple families host dinners and suppers with relatives including Lehman, Troupe, and Shank lineages. The Grantham Male Singers are set to perform in Hollowell. A local birth is announced near Reid.
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Pauline
Jane Sumpter
Hagerstown
Guy Cook
Gladys
Donald Martin
DeHart
Charles Martin
Reid
Abram Gearhart
Billy
Shady Grove
C. E. Shank
Joseph Barkdoll
Grantham
Hollowell
H. M. Troupe
Doris
Evelyn
Janet
Eloise
Donnie Lee
Helen Leatherman
W. J. Leatherman
Lestersburg
Ruth Hollyday
Ethel Lehman
Gabriel Over the White House at the Maryland
The Maryland opens Gabriel Over the White House a sensational Walter Huston led drama about a president who becomes the nation’s dictator. The production blends romance and present day political themes with a moral message for Americans. A travesty on Grand Hotel titled Nothing Ever Happens rounds out the bill featuring George Givot and Charles Judels.
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Maryland
Gabriel
White House
Metro
Walter Huston
Karen Morley
Dickie Moore
Pranchot Tone
United States
George Givot
Charles Judels
Hem-Roid remedy touted for piles relief and guarantee
Dr Leonhardt announces Hem-Roid as an internal tablet that relieves congestion causing piles and strengthens affected parts. The ad claims quick safe lasting relief to thousands and offers a money back guarantee through drug stores and apothecaries.
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Middlekauft
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Reefer
Harry S. Myers
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Joe E. Brown
Comedians
Jeannette MacDonald
John Garrick
Gerstown
Mary L.strause
Shirley Shifler
Emmett Shiffer
William Shifer
Connecticut River
Hartford
Conn
Ational
Stan
Cord
TWAI
Fran
Sata Wan
Orion
LT Mata Gove
Tenn
Tob
Rae
Pinesburg Letter
Roney Bros
Washington St
Cauffman & CO
East
Nicodemus National Bank of
RED Cross
Miller's Furniture Store
S. Potomac St
Alice White
Colonial Theatre
Bentz & Dunn
The
House of Shoes
Greta
Carbo
Hammerstein
Henry S
Iptens Ziegfeld
New
York
Les
Arthur Hammerstein
Reland
Preme
Hollywood
Wert Hammerstein
the Prince of Wales of Hollywood
Robert Chisholm
Joseph Macaulay
ZaSu Pitts
Carroll Nye
Max Davidson
Harry Gribbon
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear
Pisin
Celera Hoffman Barnhart
Clopper
M-G-Am
Yi Walter Huston
Franchot Tone
Henry Gordon
Metry-Goldmyn-Mayer Actuns
Yland
Warner Bros
George Brent
Zita Johan
Thur
Dix
the Great
Jasper
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