Leaders for Camp Named by local YMCA
Harry E B Wolf selects leaders for the YMCA boys camp at Big Pool opening next Monday after the girls camp. Notables include Earl Widmyer Maryland star handling athletics Arthur Cohen Lehigh treasurer and boat duties, Robert Campbell hiking and nature study Carlisle Humeisine and Richard Wood life-savers in charge of swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Poo
Harry. EB. Wolf
Earl Widmyer
University of Maryland
Widmyer
Arthur
Cohen
Lehigh University
Robert Campbell
Carlisle Humeisine
Richard Wood
Hife-cavers
Woodford Norment
Tommy Laker
Fannie Hebb
Harry E. Wolf
Hearing on Theft Charge Involving Chickens
Richard Renner and William Peterson, a deputy and detective, held 19-year-old Wilson Stevens of Big Spring on larceny charges for stealing chickens from Boward, Maice, and Dixon. Stevens posted a $1,000 bond and faces a July 14 hearing before Magistrate Charles Kreigh at Clear Spring. Boward reported 110 chickens stolen last Saturday night, none recovered.
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Richard Renner
William Peters Ion
Boward, Mace and Dixon
Wilson Stevens
Big Spring
Charles Kreigh
Clear Spring
Stevens
Birt
Boward
Three Hurt In Crash At Baltimore and Locust
A man his wife and child were injured in a collision of two cars at the Baltimore Locust intersection around 8 PM. Kenneth Kegins and Arthur Scarpelli were among the injured. Scarpelli faced reckless driving charges after allegedly running a red light.
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Baltimore
Locust Streets
J. Th. Kegins
Summit Avenue
Locust Street
Kenneth
Washington County Hospital
Arthur J. Scarpelli
Eckart Mines
Allegany County
Eas
Haltimore Street
Scarpelli
Joseph Desmond
John Knode
Man Surrenders to Patrolman on Beat
Charles I Maby 26 Spartansburg Pennsylvania surrendered to Patrolman L W Crist claiming parole violation from the Federal Penitentiary Atlanta. He said he was sentenced in Baltimore to one year and a day for violating the automobile act and had been paroled in May but failed to report monthly, choosing to surrender after decades of wandering. Federal authorities will be notified.
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Charles I. Maby
Spartansburg
5. C
L. WV. Crist
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Maby
Baltimore
Institution
Refrigerating Unit Installed at Market
K T Sager completed a Frick refrigerator installation for storage rooms at the market on Church and Prospect streets. The unit alongside the large meat refrigerator brings the system to a modern setup with two compressors for reliability and improved sanitation. Public inspection is invited.
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Frick
Church
Prospect Streets
Drunken Driving Arrests Drop in Maryland for First Half
Baltimore July 6 Records in the office of EB Austin Baugh Commissioner of Motor Vehicles show motorist arrests for drunken driving in Maryland fell in the first six months of the year. Six months ending June 30 saw 341 arrests with 299 guilty and 32 not guilty, down from 553 arrests with 416 guilty and 37 not guilty for the same period in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
EB. Austin Baughman
Maryland
The Greeks Had a Word for Them at Henry's Theatre
Henry's Theatre presents The Greeks Had a Word for Them a lively comedy about three blonde sirens who charm men. Madge Evans Joan Blowdel Ina Claire star as the sirens with Lowell Sherman and David Manners as the men in a Goldwyn United Artists production full of wit and risqué situations.
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Henry’s
New York
Hollywood
Madge Evans
Joan Blowdel
Ina Claire
Lowell Sherman
David Manners
Sherman
Samuel Goldwyn
United Artists
Bondage youth romance at Colonial Theatre screening
The Colonial Theatre presents for the first time the film Bondage starring Dorothy Jordan and Alexander Kirkland. A group of youths seek lasting romance to end loneliness with a climactic tale of paths chosen and goals achieved under a northward moon.
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Soteuial Theatre
Borittage
Dorothy Jordan
Alexander Kirkland
Der
End Eczema Relief with Petersons Ointment Ad
A vintage ad pitches Petersons Ointment as instant eczema relief and rapid healing. It claims unique ingredients reduce rashes pimples and blemishes and promotes use with Petersons Medicated Soap priced 16 cents. Caretaker tone urges readers to buy a box for 35 cents at any drug store.
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Peterson
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Orbetello
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BIG Improvement
Stannard Statistics Company Today
Eagle
Stella Willins
Els
Joan Blondell
Credit Peoples Store
Washington St
Peroney
Cator Hoffman, Barnhart and Clopper
SON Fon
Roney Bros
PHON
Henry's Theatre
Colonial Theatre
Brown Smart Shop
Richard
Alto Heatty
Arbuckle In
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Gordon Wescott
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Board of Health
Creolin
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Croelin
TOD
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Alexander
Kirkland
Fox Picture
Tom Keene
Yaae
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