Maryland Guard Stunt Flying Attracts Four Thousand
About four thousand people from Maryland and neighboring areas watched the Maryland National Guard flying unit perform at Shepherd Field near Martinsburg yesterday afternoon. The show featured 12 airplane aerial reviews, formation flying, two parachute jumps by Sgt. Stuart Dietz and Sgt. Warner, a dummy drop, speed races, and a finale of stunt flying. The Berkeley County Aero Club owns the field and a small admission was charged.
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Maryland
Itaten
Maryland National Guard
Shepherd Field
Martinsburg
Twenty-Ninth Division
Air Service
Stuart Dietz
Warner
Berkeley County Aero Club
Alleged Swindler Accused of Murder
Denver authorities identified Harry Carter as George C. McDonald, linked to swindles totalling about 200000 across nearly a hundred cities and sought for a taxi driver murder in Huntington, Quebec on July 17. Carter, sent back to Denver from Butte for bad checks, faces forged-check charges. In other notes, Fannie Watts received five days for drunken and disorderly conduct. Captain Courtney postponed a trans Atlantic flight due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Harry Carter
George C. McDonald
Huntington
Quebec
Carter
Butte
Mont
Miss Nancye Grimm Visits Friends in North Carolina
Social note reports Miss Nancye Grimm traveling to North Carolina to spend time with friends, with no further itinerary details or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancye Grimm
North Carolina
Radio Schedule Featuring WJZ and City Station Lineups
Monday August 22 radio calendar lists WJZ New York and WEAF, WHN, WABC, WGY and many others with dance orchestras, dinner music, organ recitals, studio programs, and sports bulletins across American and Canadian cities. Notable acts include the Goldman Band, Roxy and His Gang, and the Waldorf dinner music, with times ranging from early evening to late night Eastern Central and Mountain zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDWM
Asbury Park
Hetrick
WPG
Atlantic City
Traymere Orchestra
Goldman
Baltimore
Roxy and His Gang
Whal Ensemble
Weal Dance
WEEI
Boston
Waldorf
Highway Bulletin
WEAF
Bradford Orchestra
O'Leary
WGR
Buffalo
Jenny Wren Hout
Statler
WMAK
Cokey
Red Jacket
Luieska
WLW
Cincinnati
Gibson
Tohnston
Castle Farm
WSAL
WFHH
Clearwater
Radio Ramblers
WHK
Cleveland
Constantineau
Cliff Mvert
Bang
WTAM
Wtam Mesqueraders
Vincent Percy
Willard Cavaliers
Smith
WGHP
Detroit
Jy Detroit
aogTest
WTIC
Hartford
Clinton
South Sea Islanders
Capitol Theatre
Ence
CFCF
Montreal
Rex Battle
Denny
Irchestra
WOR
Newark
the Collegians
Dance Muse
New York
United Press Orachall i
Mack
Lennie
WJZ
Roxy
Friedman
Orchairs
WNYC
Kaltenborn Symphony
WABC
WHN
CNR Ottawa
Laurier’ Orchestra
Philadelphia
Woo Tris
Studio Musicale
WLIT
Dream Daddy Stories
Neete Fiostams
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Sgther
WCAE
PITTS
United Press Baseball
Covato
Uncle K-B
Tyson
Albin
WRVA
Richmond
T. H. Lawrence
Pianis
F. Himmelreich
Richmond Orchestra
WHAM
Rochester
Dioner Music
WMAF
Dartmouth
WGY
Schenectady
Cobey
WHZ
Springfield
Louis Weir
Twe
Lowe
Hix Gang
Aleppo
Alwyn Bach
Barotone
Ccrr
WOL
Ames
Iowa
WSK
Atlanta
WIZ
Chicago
WFAA
Dallas
Mio
Afush
Felice Spesker
WOC
Davenport
Erwin Swindell
Poran Koa
Denver
WHO
DES
KTHS
Hot Springs
Foley
Wsui
WOS
Jefferson City
the Ramblers
Kansas City
WDAF
KFAB
Lincoln
WHAS
Louisville
WIMJ
Milwaukee
WCCO
Orchestra
Fiob-Vito
Radio Love
Studio Musicale Wow
Omaha
Stedia Musicale. Aim
Two Women Found Help From Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford New York reports strong recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and regaining strength to work. Mrs Ernest Tanguay of Adams Massachusetts says eight bottles let her sleep and leave home again. The letter promotes the medicine as a steadfast household remedy available at druggists.
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Nina Matteson
Box
Oxford
N. Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ernest Tanguay
Adams
Mass
Local families mingle at Shank reunion and visits
West Side avenue residents and relatives from Hagerstown and Wilson visited friends and kin this week. Mr John Filly improved his farm with painting and new buildings while families such as Frush, Shinham and Dennig hosted gatherings. A Shank reunion drew many locals to the Bartles home in Hopewell as neighbors shared Sunday calls and Tuesday visits with relatives across the area.
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Christian Ebersoles
Frank Spickler
Lois Miller
Harry Spickler
Elizabeth Herbert
Pearre Ebersole
Mary Elizabeth Herbert
Doris
Ingram Martha Susan Martin
William Herbert
Marcersburg
Jnew Academy
Alan
James Buchanan
Fred Draper
Eva
Mildred
Vera
Latter
Mra
Lewis Daughery
Halfway
John Eby
Ida
Ruth
Laban Eby
Shady Bower
Josephine Neibert
Broadfording
Edgar Neibert
Kenneth Grove
Nellie Marie Prush
Thomas A A. Pittenger
Ceartess
Roy Ebersole
Geraldine and
Geerald
Charlton
Our Village
Clyde Daugherty
Clarence Trumpower
Walput Point
Walter Clark
Victor Keedysville
Richard Blower
West Side Avenue
Afrs
John i'Trumpower
Luther Frush
Ralph Shinham
John Fily
Charles Sanders Witd
Irene
Helen Cowden
Wilson
Vera Draper
Misa Aka
Shank. Charlton
Charles Dennig
Marie
iHagerstown
Milas
Martha Susan Martini
I Virginia Everetty
Mia. Grover Forsythe
Gladwin Palmer
Wiliam Herbert
Robert Schmidt
Ruth Daugherty
Clyde Grave
Air
Harry Shank
One Thin Woman Gains Weight With McCoy Tablets
An advertisement claims both men and women can gain weight using McCoy’s Tablets. It cites a woman gaining 14 to 15 pounds in five weeks and offers an Ironclad guarantee: if a user does not gain at least two pounds after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, the purchase price will be refunded. The notice instructs asking for McCoy’s Tablets at any drug store.
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McCoy
McCoy's
McGoy
America
Hurray I Am Popular at Last on the BAX Ophone
A lighthearted note asks why the speaker feels popular after an event in Life magazine. The piece humorously admits memory loss about how to play the BAX ophone while celebrating newfound popularity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Air Maneuvers
State Guard
John D. Myers & Co
North Potomac Street
Hagerstown Tire Co
South Potomac Street
Stetson
Fannie Watts
Washington County
Southampton
Frank T. Courtney
Cots’ Money && Hagerstown Loan and Thrift Corporation
Grice
Hagerstown, Md
Commercial Service & Credit Co
Edgar C. Jones
Hagerstown
Mad
State Banking Dept
Rory
Arthur Pryor
Rae Goldman
Schmeman
Wee
Ryan
Aotenborn Symphony
HAZ
Troy
W. AL Rogers
Troy Hawaian
WRC
Washington
Dori
Hia Gang
S. Navy
U.P
Spickler
Carl Flemming
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Saddie Piggott
Cora
Elizabeth
Frances Grove
Ha Berstown
Amos Martin
Frank
Susan Grove
William Nolan
Cumberland
Jas
Hull
Clarence Martins
Raymond Sellers
Raymond. Jr
Hudson Allard
Hunter
Mary Frusn
Helen Daugherty
Catherina
Mlara Schnebley
Miss Hatan
Myers
Fairview
Jane Daugherty
Catherine Corbett
Clear Spring
Mildred Draper
Howard Gaines
Sarah Jane
Rosetta
Men’s Snappy Clothes College Clothes Shop
Potomac Street
Kinney
Pvt
St. Hagerstown, Md
AD Ichan SO
Peliowe Nee
Te Blah Band
Aif A
Automate Elastice
Potomac Edison Co
East
Washington St
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington Street
BUICK
Antietam Auto Sales Co
Harry S. Myers
Uush Was
Gera Hlizabeth
Virginia Fuller
Dor
Highbarger Optometrist
Talking Machine Shop
Kohler
Gruen
Hone
Alwartment Storp
Futire Family
North Potomac ST
Pen-Mar Park
Earl Simpson
Park
Shields
ER. Shields CO
N. Howard St
Vernon
Becm
Llova
Ag Gan Ae
Potomac St
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