Local notes span weddings, rescues, and community events
Miss Calysta and Eva Koontz were married to state guardsmen Frederick Jones and Clarence Kirby. Jack Hurley, star player of the Hagerstown baseball club, heads off to war. Several locals named as newborns, officials, and attendees in Potomac camping near Pinesburg. Frederick carpenters strike for nine hours. Earl Over narrowly escaped drowning at Antietam, Charles Danter aided his rescue. Local appointments include BFL Snyder as first assistant of Antietam street school.
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Calysta
Eva Koontz
Ahters
Frederick,Jones
Clarence Kirby
M. Dice
Earl Over
Funkstown
Charles Danter
Radio Day by Day Plans for Olympic and Election Broadcasts
Radio Day by Day notes plans after M. H. Aylesworth visit to Los Angeles. Olympic coverage will be summaries for networks. WABC CBS schedules Ted Huske at 10 15 for a 15 minute roundup nightly during the games. Germany election results to be carried from Berlin by WEAF NEC at 6 30 p m. Davis Cup finals re transmission from France set for 10 a m Sunday. Tonight WEAF NBC 6 30 Ray Perkins 7 Rudy Vallee and Olsen and Johnson 59 Harris concert orchestra 16 Whiteman's Band Ukelele Ike at 8 15 on WABC CBS.
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Wabc-Cbs
Ted Huske
Germany
Berlin
Weaf-Nec
Souder
Wabc Cbs
France
Sonflay
WEAF
NBC
Ray Perkins
Rudy Vallee
Olsen and Johnson
Harris
Whiteman
WABC
CBS
Ike
Radio Programs Thursday July 28 Network Lineup
The page lists NBC WEAF CBS WAEC and regional network schedules for July 28 with time blocks for musicals, orchestras, and dramatic features across East Midwest and Pacific regions. It notes daylight time changes and repeated coast to coast and midwest broadcasts including Paul Whiteman, Irene Beasley, Rudy Vallee, and Isham Jones ensembles.
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Husscrn
Georgie Price
Basic
Vincent Sorey
Dixie
Abe Lyman
Abe Simmond
Joe Palooka
the Columbians
Mula Bros
McCarty
Tha Dietatota
Shilkret
Isham Jones
Orch
Irene Beasle
Ozzie Nelson
Orches
Barrow Symphony
Sissie Orch
Wade
NBC
Wisz
Three Straight For Brooklyn Defeat Cardinals 5 4
Old Jack Quinn earned the win for Brooklyn as Mickey Finn drove in O Day with a ninth inning single. The Dodgers beat the National League champions 5 to 4 for their third straight triumph. Derringer Stout Dean and J Wilson appeared for Brooklyn while Mungo Phelps Quinn and Lopez pitched for St. Louis. Anthracite coal contains over 80 percent fixed carbon and minimal ash sulfur and moisture.
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Brooklyn
Jack Quinn
Cardinals
Mickey Finn
O'Doul
Dodgers
Quinn
Phelps
Watkins
O'Day
Louis
Derringer
Stout
Dean
J. Wilson
Mungo
Lopez
America's Chances in Olympics Hurdles
The article previews American track entrants at the 10th Olympiad in Los Angeles. It details U S sprinters Metcalfe Tolan and Simpson in 100 and 200 meters, with opponents listed, plus rugged draws for 400 500 and 1500 meter races. It notes strong international competition and possible relief for the U S in the 1500 meter heats.
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Paul Zimmerman
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Uncle Sam
Ralph Metcalfe
Birchall Pearson
Canada
Iis
America
Metvalfe
Harold Wright
China
Puchero in Shape for Arlington Futurity Bid
William Ziegler of New York plans a strong bid for the $65,000 Arlington futurity with Juvenile Pheto, arriving in Arlington in fine condition for a spirited race against Crowning Glory Lady Tian and other 2 year old stars.
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Chicago
William Ziegler
New York
Pheto
Arlington
Lady Tian
Local Notes from Tilghmanton and Nearby Towns
Residents and visitors share recent social visits with relatives and neighbors. Notable entries include Mrs. O B Lowery of New York visiting in Tilghmanton and Mr Harry Eckman and family visiting Washington and Anne Sprecher’s circle.
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Tilghmanton
O. B. Lowery
New York
Fred Stouffer
Harry Eckman
Washington
Anne Sprecher
Joseph Garnett
Harrisb Purg
Harry Hennesey
Catherine Remsburg
Sables Cross Roads
Runsel Geeting
Keedysville
Yost
Halfway
Dietrick
J. D. Kemp
Bakersville
Milton Knode
Lola Cmler
the Manor Sunday School
R. H. Reichard
Rosalie Smith
Viola. Moats
Patsy Stouffer
Church of the Brethren
Poffenberger Grove
St. James
Local Lettter Notices from Spielmans and Nearby Areas
Mrs Lessie Wakenight of Spielmans visits sister Mrs Bessie Suman. Nyrtle Mumma of Lappans visits sister Mrs George Smith. Ella Moats to spend weeks with sister Mrs Edward Ringer near Fort Howard. Elia's thirteenth birthday party featured a large cake with candles and decorations. Florence Palmer attended a gathering hosted by Miss Eversole of Maugansville. Drought keeps wheat poor but barley yields good and corn and new grass suffer for rain. A S Dietrich reports a promising corn field despite heat.
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Lessie Wakenight
Spielmans
Bessie Suman
Nyrtle Mumma
Lappans
George Smith
Ella Moats
Edward Ringer
Fort Howard
Washington
Elia
Florence Palmer
Eversole
Maugansville
A. S. Dietrich
Nationals Defeat Browns In Second Game Of Series
The Washington Senators routed three St. Louis Browns pitchers to win the second game of a four game set in St. Louis on July 27. The Senators powered early offense and held on for the victory behind strong pitching and defense.
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Nationals
ST. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Washington Senators
Athletics Snap Doubleheader in Detroit Split
Detroit drops 4 to 0 in Marrow debut as Oakland Athletics win game two of a doubleheader 13 to 8. Five homers spark the opener led by Foxx Simmons McNair Wyatt and Miller. Miller hits six times to boost average. Walberg and Cochrane duel in the nightcap.
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Detroit
Buck Marrow
Tiger
Philadelphia Athletics
A’s
Jimmy Foxx
al Simmons
McNair
Wyatt
Miller
Philadelphia
Earnshaw
Heving
Whitehill
Goldstein
Ruel
Walberg
Cochrane
Marrow
Uhle
Hayworth
Unclear Sport Defeat With Unnamed Teams Mentioned
Fragmentary score shows 9 to 2 with US team Washington and St. Louis listed. Names Weaver Marberry Berg Hadley Gray Kimsey Ferrell Bengough appear but no full roster or event details.
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Washington
St. Louis
Weaver
Marberry
Berg
Hadley
Gray
Kimsey
Ferrell
Bengough
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