Fireworks plan for Hoboken postponed celebration night
Citizens committee announces Special Fireworks Go to be held at the grounds with a 25 cent charge for all. If rain postponement moves to Wednesday night at the same time and place. The committee urges safe, elaborate celebration at a small cost and invites community participation. Jive year returns. Oklahoma City will host an open croquet tournament on July 4.
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Hoboken
Com
Soklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Birds Of All Kinds There Dinner Hosted By Bird Family
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Bird entertained relatives at a dinner in Hopkins Maine July 37. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Loren Buzac, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Crane, Dale Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bird. All guests resided in Eagle neighborhood.
Death notices at Cedar Hill and Rose Hill cemeteries
Deaths include Grace Izer of Shady Grove wife of William F Izer aged 61 past paralysis funeral Tuesday 1:30 at home interment Cedar Hill. Also Millie A Newcomer 84 Beaver Creek widow of Davis Newcomer died at daughter Johns home 417 South Potomac street after four weeks illness funeral Wednesday 2 at house interment Beaver Creek. Mrs Ida Huntzberg died at 614 North Mulberry street age unknown funeral Wednesday 2 at Minnichs. Edward M McCoy 32 died at Washington County Hospital funeral Monday 4 at parental home 105 Elizabeth street interment Rose Hill.
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Ara Grace Izer
William F. Izer
Shady Grove
Grace Reformed Church
Greencastle
Ellis Izer
G. B. Platt
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Millie A. Newcomer
Davis Newcomer
John M Clark
South Potomac Street
Beaver Creek
Henry and
Lavinia Middlekauff Landis
First,Christian Church
John Clark
Claude
Mt. Aetna
Harry K
D. W. Newcomer
Williamsport
William Norment
Charles H. Funk
Beaver Creek Cemetery
Ida Fi Huntzberg
North Mulberry Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
William
Huntzberg
John T. Losh
Audubon
N. J
Charles Stayer
This City
J. Luther Stayer
Boonsboro
Elias Stayer
Derbuque
Iowa
Clyde T. Stayer
Springfeld
Edward M. McCoy
Washington County Hospital
Harry A. McCoy
Lulu Griffith
June Turner
Ethel
Albert
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Street
G. I. Rider
Lin Rose Hill
Heart Attack Fatal Claims Life of William Trail at Green Ridge
William Trail a 55 year old civilian laborer at the Civilian Conservation Camp at Green Ridge died of a heart attack. He resided near Piney Grove. Mrs Cora Mullendore and family extend thanks to friends neighbors and others for kindness sympathy flowers and car use during their daughter and sister Pauline’s illness and death.
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William Trail
Civilian Conservation
Green Ridge
Piney Grove
Pauline
Cora Mullendore
Two Killed In Weekend Auto Mishaps Near Waynesboro
Inquests disallowed as Sweeney the acting coroner questioned Pfoutz Clarence Richardson and Misses Hilda Peiffer and Elizabeth Shockey all of Waynesboro. Richardson and the two girls were in the Pfoutz car when the crash occurred in rain. Pfoutz took the injured to a hospital where he died later from a fractured skull. Barnhart suffered severe injuries after being struck by the Friedeen car as he walked into its path. State Officer W J Chatham investigates with Justice Richard Duffey as coroner. Barnhart leaves two children and a large family. Funeral is set for Trinity Reformed Church State Line. Baughman paid a fine after a Sharpsburg pike crash with no injuries.
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Sweeney
Pfoutz
Clarence Richardson
Hilda Peiffer
Elizabeth Shockey
Waynesboro
Richardson
Ploutz
Knepper
Barnhart
Friedeen
W. J. Chatham
Richard Duffey
Robert C. Barnhart
Velva Mulligan
This City
Harry W. S Barnhart
Russell Summers
Chambersburg
Clyde Barnhart
State Line
Archie Harbaugh
Baltimore
Edgard D
Paul H. Barnhart
Allen Barnhart
Long Island City
N. Y
Trinity Reformed
Sharpsburg Pike
Baughman
Ashton E. Boswell
Shepherdstown
Mrs Horst Fatally Hurt in Stairs Fall at Home
Mrs Anna Marie Horst 75 of 554 Salem Avenue died from a broken neck after a fall down stairs at her home. Acting Coroner a verdict accidental death. Survived by three daughters nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral at home and Reifs Mennonite Church. Funeral assistants Rev Daubert and Rev Shoap. Interment nearby cemetery. Franklin County Pa. newspapers requested to copy.
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Fannie Fiery
Adams County
Thea Mennonite
Marianaville
Mennonite Church
Mahlon Weikert
Thomas Walter
Fairfield
Christian Shank
Biglersville
Chris Musselman
Mummasburg
Kraiss
Anna Marie Horst
Joseph S. Horst
Salem Avenue
Richard Duffey
Franklin County
Jacob and
Rebecca Saylor Schindel
Trinity United Brethren Church of
Middleburg
Edna C
Jacob Dinkleberger
Samuel Petre
Reif’s Mennonite Schured
R. S. Daubert
EB. Earl Shoap
Waynesboro
Greencastle
Chicago Area Hit By Storm
A violent wind storm swept a 20 mile path from Elgin to Chicago damaging homes and causing fires. About forty cottages wrecked and twenty unroofed between Elgin and St Charles. Large trees toppled near Chicago suburbs. No deaths. about a score injured. Damage estimates up to 2 million with many truck gardens ruined and planes damaged at the municipal airport.
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Chicago
Elgin
Fox River Valley
St. Charles
Noted flier dies after long illness from crash
Noted flier who had survived motorcycle racing speed boat piloting and trans Atlantic flights died after a 48 hour struggle. He helped set a 1931 5000 mile New York Istanbul nonstop record with John Polando and planned a Rome nonstop flight in the same plane with Rosetta Valenti. The craft later used by Major Doolittle in a speed record powered flight. He had hoped to race in Los Angeles this week.
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Boardman
Turkey
New York
Istanbul
John Polando
Lynn
Mass
Rosetta Valenti
Aviatrix
Rome
James H. Doolittle
Los Angeles
Roosevelt critics clash as gold standard debate stirs Europe
A frank Roosevelt statement on gold standards triggers confusion among France and allies Belgium Holland and Switzerland. Experts say the message rejects restoring the old standard and serves as a rebuke to France while highlighting concerns over France’s budget and military spending.
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France
Belgium
Holland
Switzerland
London
Roosevelt
Raymond Moley
Cable
United States
America
Great Britain
Stocks Rally as DollarSags on Roosevelt Note
Heavy buying surged in securities and commodities as the dollar fell to new lows after Roosevelt's note to the economic conference. Stocks rose to yearly highs with many issues up $1 to about $7 a share, cotton up about $2 a bale, and dollar wheat reappearing on the Chicago Board of Trade. Sterling climbed to $4.46 before easing, European gold currencies also moved higher.
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New York
Roosevelt
Economic Conference
Chicago Board of Trade
Sterling Exchange
River anglers boast on bass contest results
Eratic State Central Committee members fished Saturday with Senator William D. Byron and George A. Reed claiming a larger catch than Attorney General William Preston Lane. Byron and Reed, guided by Spigler, brought in six bass after long day. Lane with Guide Banzhoff had five bass. In Williamsport below Shepherdstown, George W. Wolfe and Lewis Lemen landed the largest bass at 2 1/2 pounds, plus two large mouths and about 12 pounds total. Deputy game warden Albert Crampton reported two bass near Sharpsburg.
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Eratic State Central Committee
William D. Byron
George A. Reed
William Preston Lane
Byron
Reed
Spigler
Banzhoff
George W. Wolfe
Lewis Lemen
Williamsport
Shepherdstown
Antietam
Albert Crampton
Sharpsburg
Roosevelt talk on currency aims and Balbo flight delay
Roosevelt argues currency stability and coordinated policies are key for world recovery while stressing temporary exchange fixings are insufficient. In Londonderry the Balbo air armada departure is delayed by bad weather. A Williamsport tax discount extended to July 1 due to interest due.
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Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Air
Italo Balbo
Reykjavik
Iceland
Williamsport
W. B. Mentzer
Fire crews fail to locate thirteenth floor during Newark blaze
Newark firemen responding to a blaze on the thirteenth floor of a building were directed to the fourteenth floor and could not locate the thirteenth. Elevator operators claimed no thirteenth floor existed and firefighters left without finding the fire.
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Newark
N. J
Iremen
Stock Quotations From Stein Bros Quotations Service
Today’s stock quotations are furnished by Stein Bros and Boyce from the McGomas Armstrong Building.
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Stein Bros. & Boyce
McGomas-Armstrong Building
Chicago Grain Market Quotations Report
Quotations from The Stickell Gales Corporation list grain prices from Chicago. The report cites market figures, trading context, and price ranges for corn wheat and oats with figures attributed to the Hagerstown Md office.
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Stickell Gales Corporation
W. Washington
St. Hagerstown, Md
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