Theater attractions highlight city pageant and war news
The item lists theater attractions The Kid Clever and Kenia Bennett in The Biggest Show on Earth and notes Mary Keedy, daughter of LL Keedy, becoming a commercial teacher at Haddon Heights High School. It also mentions Franklin D Roosevelt arriving in France to inspect naval administration and orders from the air service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Keedy
LL. ‘Keedy
Haddon Heights
N.S
the Kid
Kenia Bennett
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
France
Naval Administration
Prominent Rohrersville Miller David Barkman Dies at 80
Obituary notes the death of David Barkman, respected Rohrersville resident and miller, at age 80. The report also mentions community events and local sports results from the era, including Hagerstown’s 14 to 6 baseball victory over Smithsburg and a Lutheran reunion drawing about 10 000 attendees at Pen Mar Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Barkman
Rohrersville
Hagerstown
Smiths‘burg
Schrader
Pen “Mar Park
Picnic dates set for Sunday and Thursday schools
The First United Brethren Sunday School plans a picnic at Rowe's Park on Saturday July 29 while the Trinity Reformed Sunday School schedules an annual picnic at Pen Mar Park on Thursday July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
First
United Brethren Sunday School
Hawbaker Moves Home. Shank and Shupp Visit
Chariton July 24 reports Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hawbaker moving from the Western pike to Russell Gehr’s house. Mrs. Millard Shank and daughter visit Nervie Hose in Bix Spring. Little Miss Helen Shupp spends a few days with cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Christian Hawbaker
Western Pike
Russell Gehr
Millard Shank
Nervie Hose
Bix Spring
Helen Shupp
Local Market Prices For Farm Produce And Meats
Prices for eggs butter lard bacon shoulders hams potatoes beans dried fruit chickens and fruits listed with per dozen or per pound or per bushel figures. Notable ranges include eggs 16 cents a dozen and live turkeys 18 to 20 cents per pound. Fresh vegetables and fruits show varying prices from 90 cents per bushel for potatoes to 2 dollars per bushel for apples.
Local Visitors and Family Notes Highlight Hagerstown Area
Elaine and Vera Small visit. Mrs. Ralph Kretzer and son James of Columbus, Ohio call on relatives. Mrs. Emmett Kriner of Ash town, Paul Grove returns from visit with cousin Jack Marton. Several families from Hagerstown and Sparrows Point appear in Sunday visits. Wayne Palmer and Little Fay suffer whooping cough. Victor Ankeney returns from New York. Allen Schnebly hosts Young Men's Bible class at Supps Landing. Baltimore Grain notes wheat prices on July 24 with No 2 red winter at 95 for spot and July 95, Aug 94 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
Vera Small
Ralph Kretzer
Junior
Columbus
Emmett Krinér
Ashtown
Paul Grove
Jack Marton
Jacob Needy
Thelma
Albert McAllister
Hagerstown
Howard Ankeney
Victor
Guy Mongan
Sparrows Point
George Murray
Chevy Chase
Edward Cunningham
Little Fay
Wayne Palmer
Loretta Grove
Dorothy
Miller
Gail
Donald
Hillard
Ankeney
Florence Angle
Big Spring
Mrafl
Chas. Conton
Wm. Ankeney
Martinsburg
Victor Ankeney
New York
Allen Schnebly
Supps Landing
Baltimore
Horoscope Forecast Delivers Cautious Guidance for July 26 1933
A daily astrology note advises careful planning and confidence for actions today. Morning talks with authorities can aid policy formation, and while chances for new positions appear faint, attempting trials may prove worthwhile as employers show cautious receptiveness.
Astrological Forecast Warns of Turmoil and Growth Ahead
Astrologers predict a year ending with social strain, possible divorces, and sensitive press crises. Uranus aspects may disrupt temper and work, urging restraint against gossip and intrigue while highlighting significant personal growth and heightened awareness of family stability and global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinced
Uranus
Apahi
Eldred Tops Pittsburgh Golf Qualifiers in NPGA Round
Vincent Eldred of Highland Country Club led a four man Pittsburgh district field in the 36 hole qualifier for the National Professional Golfers Association tournament with a 147 total. Perry del Vecchio was runner up at 152 followed by Ted Luther at 153 and Paul Brath at 157. Eldred set a district mark by posting a sub par 69 in the morning round before a 78 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Vincent Eldred
Highland Country Club
Perry del Vecchio
Greensburg
Ted Luther
Valley Heights
Paul Brath
Edgewood
Eldred
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H.miller
Williams
Jam R. Todd
This City
Air Service
Tennys
Timontum
Resolute. Council, Jr
U. A.M
Ket
Hoffman Chevrolet _ Sales (incorporated
Washington St
South Potomac St
Chicago Market
Howard Spankler
John Butterbaugh Land Children
Singerstown
Leo Reightler
Washington, D. C
Ben Joseph F. Reightler
Tom Bowman
Silas House
Bushtown
A. G. Crinkleton
Bernard Swisher
Edwin
Billy Allan
George Swisher
Harry Swishler
Harry Minnick
James Nichols
Jacob Shindle
William Shindle
Ira Shindle
Frank Shindle
Charlie Shindle
Shindle
City Park
Charles Shank
Song
Joseph Shank
Ralph Mann
Walter Swisher
Blaine
Alvey Cook
Franklin Byers
Gladys
Richard
Charlie Hykes
Broadfording
William Kershner
Clyde Earphart
George Adams
Helen Starliper
Greencastle
Pauline Myers
Guy Beaver
Franklin Myers
Lloyd Binkley
Abram Myers
George, Sweigert
Omer Overman Carbaugh
Luther Sweigert
THE
Hagerstown Grain and Feed CO
Herman
Boloney
Danges
TNT
Nate
Charlton
Melcher Harsh
George Harsh
Gar
BY Oscar Hitt
Oyen Thap An Pgk
McClure Newspaper
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison CO
Rudy's Rexall
Hamilton’ Corner
Biklesse
ED Worglers
W. Stanley Central
Urma ‘Stores
Mreaktaat
Bane
Schindel
Rohrer
Popeye
Scorchy Smith
Atone
Bek
Thasa
Mister Wimdy
E. C. Segar
Emenies
BY John.c. Terry
MR. Snealy
Ted Rancer
Bobby Thatcher
Bobby Ahogus
Hudson Towers
MIOAS
Delichtseos
Pier Six
Croggs
Han
New Comers
Hanks
Snerly
Secret Service
George Storm
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