02 Jul 1930
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1930
Page
1
Yesterday was the warmest so far this summer with 71 degrees at Keedysville's official reading. Tuesday's high reached only 78, eight degrees below Monday's peak, as scattered county readings show cooler conditions across the area.
Rainfall near Keedysville measured at .04 inches just before noon. A much heavier shower was reported to have fallen at Boonsboro and areas eastward.
State Line column lists numerous visits by residents from Cornell New York Huntingdon Pa Hagerstown Oak Hill Knolls Baltimore Chambersburg Greencastle Maugansville and Maugansville area families. Individuals include Frank Hade Floyd Hade William Mayhugh Charles Crankleton James Nichols A B Wilkinson Earl Koons George Koons Bes sie Ruth Koons Arthur Coldsmith Barbara Cummings Harry Cummings Norman Myers Russell Leckton Billy Allan and others with frequent weekend stays and weeklong visits across multiple towns.
Fontaine Fox notes gatherings at the Swisher home with Mr and Mrs Ira Shuck visiting Waynesboro and Mrs Gossard with Mrs Myers from Greencastle. A large aluminum demo at John Swisher’s home precedes a banquet with many guests from Baltimore and area. Children’s Day program at Trinity Reformed Church features a long list of participants and songs. Anita Murphy departs to visit Virginia Washington DC and Pittsburgh.
Ramon Novarro stars in an all talking and singing adaptation of an Old Spanish tale opening tomorrow at the Maryland Theatre. A Madrid scion loves a demure Santiago senorita but his dancer’s infatuation sparks danger and a duel with the girl’s brother, supported by Robert Ames Edward Robinson Lloyd Ingraham George Davis and Gum Chin. The production is richly photographed with Southern California vistas. Also notes extra train service due to Blue Ridge Transportation Company for Citizens Military Training Camps with multiple specials from Pittsburgh Uniontown and Cumberland to Baltimore Washington.
A perilous Parry of Byrd like adventure unfolds in The Lost Zeppelin a all talking feature at the Palace Theatre Conway Tearle Virginia Valli and Ricardo Cortez star with Wilma Banky at the Colonial Theatre in A Lady to Love a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama readied as a strong all talking program with a notable supporting cast and a dramatic Antarctic setting
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