Roosevelt Wedding Set for Today in Burlington
Elliott Roosevelt 22, son of the President, to wed Ruth Googins 23 of Fort Worth. The ceremony at Burlington's First Congregational Church was conducted by Dr Naboth Osborne. The couple planned a Westward honeymoon and will make their home in Fort Worth. Roosevelt arrived from Chicago with his sister Anna Roosevelt Call.
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Burlington
Elliott Roosevelt
Aviation
Anna Roosevelt
Chicago
Reir
Fort Worth
Goo
Scarlet fever cases reported in Frederick Bounty area
Twenty scarlet fever cases in Frederick Bounty over the past growth period, all report recovering. Also notes a long island duck dinner at 50 cents and a festival at Chenaville baseball diamond on July 23 supporting a B B club.
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Frederick Bounty
Arcade
Grange Meeting Attracts Large Local Attendance
The Leiternburg Grange hosted a open air gathering at Mrs. Barbara Shank and Mrs. I. K. Shank homes. The program featured songs, farm questions, and a discussion on wheat profitability followed by a roast. The next meeting is planned at Joseph Shiffler’s home. A Varsity Bango Trio broadcast is set for 7 30 p m from station WORK in York. Rev H A Fesperman will preach at a union service in Community Park Williamsport at 7 30 p m tomorrow night.
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Leiternburg
Barbara Shank
I. K. Shank
Armer
Joseph Shiffler
Robert Hensell
Richard Alter
George Frost
York
H. A. Fesperman
Christ Reformed Church
Wil Hamsport
Local Obituaries Update From Hagerstown Area
Several deaths announced with details including Flora V Hays Ira W Hays at 462 North Potomac Street and 11 15 this morning age 78 services Monday 2 30 at home. Also Roy Edward Eavey five died bronchial pneumonia at grandparents Smithsburg age five. Grace Irene Tanger 30 died 838 Frederick Road funeral announcements later. Richard Marks 72 died 129 Bay Street funeral Monday 2 30 at home. Ellen Pearson 87 Harrisburg died at son Walter Pearsons home with multiple survivors. Funeral arrangements noted for several interconnected families.
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Flora V. Hays
Ira W. Hays
North Potomac Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
J. Clyde
Vernie V
Philadelphia
Ellsworth W. Householder
Roy Edward Eavey
Spruce Street
Harry Moats
Smithsburg
Walter Eavey
Roger
Donald
W. S. Baker
First Brethren
St. James
Moat
Grace Irene Tanger
Frank E. Tanger
Hotse
Frederick Road
Washington Square M. E
Richard
Dorothy
Eva Evans
New Hope
Ive Stine
Daisy Spielman
Hagerstown
San Alexandria
John
Samuel
Card of Thanks From DeVore Family
Mrs Amy E DeVore and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during bereavement and for floral tributes and use of cars.
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Amy.e. DeVore
Adv
Prosperity Group to Organize Local Recovery Campaign
The Prosperity initiative forms a committee in Hagerstown at the invitation of National Recovery Administrator John 8 Johnson. The group will include leaders from the Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis and other civic bodies to educate and mobilize for expanding consumer purchasing power and restoring economic security. The plan aims to unite local organizations for a national movement to speed prosperity and reduce unemployment.
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Chamber of Commerce
John 8. Johnson
National Recovery
Hagerstown
Chamber
General Johnson
John B. Ferguson
Clearing House Association
Rotary, Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Federation of Labor
Advertising Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
Welfare Societies
Ministerial ‘Association
Real Estate Association
Aged Workman Daniel Michael dies after scaffold fall
Daniel W. Michael of Appletown near Boonsboro died at Washington County Hospital yesterday at 3 PM from injuries when a scaffold at 818 South Potomac Street collapsed Thursday evening. He was 60, a carpenter, and leaves a widow Lettie and children Earl and Mrs Stouffer and Mrs Keefauver, plus sister Mollie Butts and many grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 3:30 from Boonsboro U B Church with Rev. Stine and Rev Ritter presiding. Interment Boonsboro Cemetery.
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Ellen Pearson
Walter Pearson
East
Baltimore Street
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Harrisburg
Fred J
Granite City
Walter 1
This City
Evangeline Pearson
Philadelphia
Christian Wallower
George W. Humble
Catherine Danner
Emporium
Jane Price
Staffordshire
England
Baker's Funeral Home
A. Judd
East Harrisburg
Daniel W. Michael
Appletown
Boonshine
Washington County Hospital
South Potomac Street
Mr. Michael
Oliver
Lucinda Routzahn Michael
Myersville
Michael
South Mountain Council
U. A. M. Boonsboro
Lettie V. Michael
Harry Stouffer
Earl Keefauver
Boonsboro
Earl W. Michael
Mollie Butts
Middletown
Roosevelt Not Concerned About Market Swings
White House officials say price swings in the stock market do not worry President Roosevelt. The administration approves a temporary futures trading suspension on commodity exchanges to curb speculation, but there will be no interference with the stock exchange. They do not seek a stock price drop nor a speculative boom followed by a slump.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stock Exchange
Oregon Repeal Victory Dominates 1932 Balloting
In a sweeping result Oregon voters backed repeal of the state prohibitions by large margins. Multnomah county led with about three to one for repeal while rural counties favored it at roughly four to three. The statewide vote reached 206 619 to 138 775 in November 1932.
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Multnomah County
Portland
Oregon
Benton
Douglas
Linn
Wallowa
Jolson Knocks Down Winchell in Street Fight
Jolson and Winchell clash as Jolson floors Winchell twice after an alleged back of neck hit. Eyewitnesses and police officials describe Jolson delivering fast, square punches while impromptu referees dispute the scoring.
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Jolson
Winchell
Broadway
Record Flight Pilot Keeps Pushing Toward New York
The aviator stayed at Edmonton briefly after a 26 hour lead on the 1921 record. He logged hours of high altitude flight and planned a single 2200 mile hop to New York despite a hoped tail wind. He rested briefly before continuing toward the goal saying he would try to make it in one continuous flight.
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Post
Edmonton
Harold Gatty
New York
Ulm
Fairbanks
New York TS Initial Goal of Couple Set for Long Flight
The celebrated aviation pair Capt Mollison and Amy Johnson Mollison prepared for a record attempt from Pendine Sands to New York and beyond. They planned a 12 000 mile total journey with the Seafarer flying a direct Atlantic crossing and a nonstop leg to Baghdad before returning to England. They expected New York by Sunday night, carrying 400 gallons of fuel for roughly 800 miles of range.
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London
Stag Lane
Pendine Sands
New York
Bagdad
England
Mollison
Amy Johnson Mollison
Great Britain
Atlantico
Seafarer
Amy
Band To Play At Granges Picnic At Rowe Park
The Wolteville band has been selected to furnish music for the joint Grange picnic at Rowe's Park on Saturday August 6 an all day event. Contests indoor baseball horseshoe pitching and other games begin at 10 a m. The public is invited. Eggs sold for 18 cents a dozen and other farm market prices are listed for potatoes pears and berries. NOT MARRIED item denied marriage reports. MARRIAGE LICENSES listed for several couples from Hershey Chewsville Carlisle and nearby towns.
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Wolteville
Joint- Grange
Rowe's Park
Maryland
Smithsburg Fire Co Festival Dates Announced
The Smithsburg Community Volunteer Fire Co invites the public to remaining Saturday night festivals on July 22 and July 29.
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Smithsburg
City Tax Discount Offer for July Declared
3 percent discount will be allowed on 1933 city taxes during the remainder of July. Chas. E. Fry, city tax collector and treasurer.
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Chas. E. Fry
Firemen Plan for Mardi Gras Carnival
A large turnout is expected Monday evening at Guilford Avenue fire hall as the Sumter Mardi Gras committee hosts South Haserstown Fire Company. A special program and refreshments are planned. The event aims to raise funds to finish the Guilford avenue fire hall during the week of August 21 to 26. Ticket sales contest nears end with strong early results. more contestants are invited to recruit buyers.
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Guilford Avenue
Sumter
South Haserstown
Six Million Back on Job by Sept In Six
President administers the minimum wage and maximum hour pledge through the National Recovery Administration posters bearing the eagle seal. Employers volunteering to follow the codes will display insignias and consumers may sign pledges to support aligned businesses. Hearings on shipbuilding electrical lumber coats and salt codes closed with decisions pending by administrators.
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Johnson
Jonnaon
Settlement announced on plasterers lockout in Washington
The American Federation of Labor announced settlement of the 400 plasterers lockout on the government project in Washington. The current $14 a day wage scale remains until September 8 when a $12 rate takes effect.
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Settle
Washington
American Federation of Labor
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H.L. Mills
W. Balto
Firestone
Fleigh Motor & Tire Co
Ira Fahrney
Mar
K. T. Hager Cor, Church & Prospect
Grange
Shank
Richard Marks
Bay Street
Lena A. Marks
William A. Pennsgrove
N. J
Paul I
Cecil H
Woodrow W
Charles 1
Clarence M
Virginia
Gladys
Joseph Smith
Frank Coleman
Rose Hill
MASS
The
Creasey Company Inc
N. Prospect St
Signed Retail Grocers Association OF Wash. C
Prosperity Group
Daniel Michael
Franklin
Court House
Kreider-Reisner
Red M. White
TOM Cross
New York TS
Peter Pan Grill
Potomac Ady
Nicodemus National
the Nicodemus
Gg National Bank
Tlagerstown, Md
Granges’ Picnic
David Gallion
Jane
John Rhubeck
Hiram Bringer
Anna M. Duron
Hershey
Frederick A. Ludwig
Laura J. Bachtell
Chewsville
Theo. H. Clark
Josephine A. Roward
Carlisle
Walter W. McPhail
Mary C. Wagaman
Marvin D. Hays
Irene E. Harbaugh
Lester B. Green
Mable B. Shipley
Stein Bros. & Boyce
McComas-Armstrong Building
Amer. Can. Amer. T
Amer. Wat Wks
Anaconda
Gen. Motors
Goodyear Errr
Y Central
North Amer
Penna
U. S. Steel
United Aircraft m1
Union Pacific
Weat'houss
Western Union
Wrest
Maetiiz
Loews
Texas Corp
Warner Bros
Malle
Illia
Potomac Heating & Supply CO
S. Jonathan St
Turday
Hays Little
Radio Stars
Colonial Hotel
Parson
David Horner
W. Franklin St
Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co
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