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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1934

Page

8

Rotary Work Emphasized At Roanoke Club Luncheon

Dr Johnson of Roanoke Va the Rotary International first vice president spoke at the local club luncheon in Hotel Alexander stressing community service over mere fellowship. He noted 3025 clubs globally with 147090 members in 46 countries and forecast rising membership as economies improve. гостей included visiting Rotarians W A Berry Tom Gilland and Percy Lehman with Essie Joy slated to speak next week.

Rotary Clubs Johnson Roanoke Rotary International Clu Hotel Alexander Tle Chicago Essie’ Joy W.A Berry Baltimore Tom Gilland Pércy Lehman Greencastle

First Cat Listed on Oklahoma County Tax Rolls

Tom belonging to Lynn Bowers Sell, a young attorney, becomes the first cat listed on Oklahoma county tax rolls. The pet was valued at 25 dollars and a cat tax of 1.25 dollars was paid, risking grand larceny charges for any cat naper involved.

Oklahoma City Tom Lynn Bowers Sell Oklahoma County Sells

Community Christmas Visits and Family Gatherings

Reid letters recount holiday visits across multiple families including Barkdolls Horsts Cook Showalter Burkholders and Shanks. Local residents Engel and Lawson families are noted with meals dinners and social visits across Reid Chambersburg Hagerstown and Battletown during Christmas.

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Youthful Vitality

A vintage advertisement urging readers to take Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to cleanse the bowels and liver, claim relief from stomach troubles pimples and headaches, and offer a vegetable-based laxative as a calomel substitute with a color olive pill priced 30c and 5c.

Dr. Edwards

DeLauneys Visit Sharpsburg and Local Church Officers Elected

The DeLauney family from Roanoke spent New Year in Sharpsburg with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeLauney. Luth eran Sunday school elected officers for the year including J. Wesley Dorsey as superintendent and E. P. Earley for intermediate and primary. Also named were Arthur Dorsey and Allen Gross in staff roles and Martha Gross as treasurer.

Sharpsburg Fred DeLauney Freddie Roanoke Thomas DeLauney Lutheran Sunday School J. Wesley Dorsey E. P. Earley Arthur Dorsey Allen Gross Lbrarian Otho Bender Lester Yasterday J. Wesley Mary Cox Martha Gross Mabel Chapman Charles ¥. Gross Albert Bowers Joe Cox Hancock W. C. Cox Mary Snyder Chas. Reinhart Dollie Imes Cumberland

Local residents host visitors during New Year weekend

Weekend visits blossom as Mr and Mrs John Mose and family share time with local households. Chambersburg couple Mr and Mrs Earl Heighberger join Mrs Hattie Heighberger. Washington pair Mr and Mrs John Murphy stay with Mrs Jennie Murphy. Trinity Lutheran notes 10 45 Holy Communion. Friendship Sewing Club to meet January 3. Church of God elects officers led by Raymond Renner.

John Mose Earl Heighberger Chambersburg Hattie Heighberger John Murphy Washington Jennie Murphy E. P. Earley Friendship Sewing Club A. A. Kerlin Hayes Cronke Millville W. Va Henry DeLauney Fred DeLauney Martinsburg Robert DeLanney Fayette Harp Benevola Clinton Koontz John Pry Trinity Lutheran Church H. D. Chapman Church of God Raymond Renner Samuel Lohman Lester Grim Luther Shoe Maker Max Grim Ida Churchey Ruth Lohman Edward Shoemaker C. R. Davis Silas Shipley

Maryland Film Little Women Charms in Gay Sixties Story

The Maryland Theater shows Little Women directed by George Cukor with Katharine Hepburn as Jo. Edna May Oliver shines as Aunt March while Joan Bennett plays Amy and Jean Parker Beth. Supporting turns from Paul Lukas and Douglas Montgomery enrich the ensemble.

Maryland Louisa M. Alcott George Cukor Katherine Hepburn Miss Hepburn Amy Joan Ssennett Meg Frances Dee Beth Jean Parker Edna May Oliver Miss March Paul Lukas Professor Douglas Montgomery Henry Stephenson Spring Byington

From Head Quarters at Colonial Theatre Ends Today

A baffling murder mystery shown for the last times at the Colonial Theatre. The Warner Bros film follows a tangled plot with a murder at police headquarters and a blackmail thread. Director William Dieterle delivers a realistic, fast paced thriller with a dramatic climax.

Colonial Theatre Warmier Bros Pelice Wiliam Dieterle

Hoopla Clara Bow Sparkles In Turbulent Carnival Tale

Clara Bow stars in Hoopla a riotous carni val style tale set amid milling crowds. Richard Cromwell plays a youth who falls for Bow as Minna Gambell plots revenge against Cromwell's father.

Clara Bow Richard Cromwell Clara Minna Gambell Cromwell

Simple love tale captivates in Hoopla closing run

Clara falls for the show manager's son due to his respectful, naive manner. Their pure romance grows amid adversity, leaving a lasting impression on all who saw it. Hoopla ends its four day engagement at Tenny's today with shows continuing tomorrow and Saturday.

Clara Tenny's

Smoky horse story debuts at Henry's Theatre

James novel character Smoky makes stage debut at Henry's Theatre with plans for close up film style scenes. The famous tale continues to enthrall readers and now aims to attract broad picture audience interest.

James Henry's Theatre

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