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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1934

Page

7

Fire Devours Arroyo Seco Area Prompt Evacuations Ordered

A brush fire near Pasadena prompted evacuation orders for the Arroyo Seco district north of Altadena. The blaze, fanned by a northeast wind, scorched Mount Wilson and moved toward the Pacific Electric right of way, threatening about 300 cottages. About 2,000 firefighters battled the flames. 38 were injured. Officials stated no loss of life expected, while firebreaks protected Altadena Pasadena and La Vida Sanitarium housing 60 TB patients.

Pasadena Calif Arroyo Seco Altadena Shere Mount Jowe Pacific Electric Forest Rangers CCG Willian Mendenhall Los Angeles National Jay Price San’ Francisco Jhan la Vida Sanitarium

Sunday Motoring Tour from Hagerstown to Bedford

The Automobile Club selects a 162 mile Sunday trip from Hagerstown through McConnellsburg Greencastle and Bedford to Cumberland and back via routes 16 30 220 and 40. The plan lists towns and mileage with stops at centers like Hancock and Belle Grove, ending back in Hagerstown. Further trip details available from Mr Marpel at Hotel Hamilton.

the Automobile Club Hagerstown McConnellsburg Bedford Cumberland Cearfoss Greencastle Upton Mercersburg Cove Gap Harrisonville Breezewood Everett Centerville Naval Cross Roads Cumberland Yo-Hagerstown Center Street Baltimore Avenue Martin's Mountain Flint Stone Polish Mountain Green Ridge Town Hill Belle Grove Sideling Hill Hancock Millstone Indian Springs Clearspring Wilson Hayetts X Roads

Birth Reported Of Seven Boys One Girl In Canton

A Canton report claims a Chinese boatman's wife gave birth aboard a fishing junk in the Pearl River delta to seven boys and one girl. The mother Sam Ting and children are said to be in good health, but verification remains elusive as officials search for the boat.

Canton China Diane Quintuplets Corbeil Ontario Bormim May Pearl River Canton Sea Sam Ting

Cattle Sent West to Maryland Counties in Relief Action

College Park July 28. Eighteen carloads of cattle from the drought stricken West have been ordered for Maryland counties. Montgomery eight cars 240 head. Howard four cars 120 head. Carroll six cars 183 head. The cattle lack pasture and water and are redistributed to other States through the Federal Government.

College Park Maryland T. BR. Symons University of Maryland Extension Service Montgomery County Howard County Carroll County

Arrests Near In Kidnapping Of Robles Tot

Unofficial reports from Tucson indicate federal and local investigators hope to solve the kidnapping of six year old June Robles soon with possible arrests in Tucson and Los Angeles. A coast-city suspect is main target. others remain in Tucson. The girl was kept in an iron desert cage for 19 days, with an informant suspect able to elude authorities. The case echoes the April 25 lure of June from Roskruge School.

Yucson Ariz June Robles Los Angeles Tucson Sheriff's Office June Roskruge School

Sharpsburg Junior Garden Club Meets for Floral Arrangements

The Sharpsburg Junior Garden Club met at Mi herva Swain's home on Thursday afternoon with flower arrangements as the focus. Miss Mary Anna Lumm hosts the next meeting. Several local residents and visitors from Essex Falls and Hagerstown were noted in attendance, with travel to and from Ha Kératown and Havverstown appearing among the weekend visits.

Sharpsburg Miherva Swain Mary Anna Lumm Carrie Luman Essex Falls N. J G. M. Snagely Jackie Beckinbaugh Hyattsville

Luke Lea Jr Paroled by North Carolina Governor

Luke Lea Jr was granted parole from North Carolina State Prison by Governor Ehringham, effective today. Convicted of conspiracy tied to the Asheville Central Bank failure, he began a two to six year sentence May 16, 1934. Parole requires monthly reports to Tennessee judge for two years. His father, former Senator Luke Lea, remains imprisoned.

Raleigh N. C Jake Lea, Jr North Carolina State Luke Lea United States Tennessee Young Lea North Carolina W. W. Faw Court of Appeals of

Local Families Attend Visits and Moves in West Virginia

End at Millville West Virginia with her daughter Mrs Hayes Cronke. Grove McGraws moved from Remsberg Apartment to Mervin Delaney property. Raymond Stidwell spent week with Eldridge parents in Haggerstown. Lydia Bomberger and Susie Poffenberger visit Antietam Station. Chas McGraw and Harold visit Martinsburg with Alderton family. Ned Hoffman of New York visiting with Pry family in town.

Millville W. Va Hayes Cronke Grove McGraw Remsburg Mervin DeLanney Raymond Stidwell Chas Eldridge Haxerstown Lydia Bomberger Hagerstown Susie Poffenberger Dick Pofenberger Antietam Station Chas. McGraw Harold Ed. Aldérton Martinsburg Ned. Hoffman New York Chas, Pry Louise Pry

Jack Oakie headlines last matinee of Shoot the Works at Maryland

Jack Oakie stars in Paramount's Shoot the Works at the Maryland Theatre for the last times today. Dorothy Dell Arline Judge and Roscoe Karns also appear with Ben Bernie and his orchestra in their film debut performing six new tunes. Wesley Ruggles directed from a play by Ben Hecht and Gene Fowler.

Paramount Maryland Theatre Jack Oakie Dorothy Dell Arline Judge Roscoe Karns Ben Bernie Wesley Ruggles Ben Hecht Gene Fowler

Heat wave breaks as heavy storms hit Cumberland Maryland

Western Maryland residents faced relief from a prolonged heat wave when heavy showers, thunder, and lightning swept Cumberland. The temperature briefly reached 100 degrees before cooling, but did not match the year's 107 degree record set last Thursday.

Cumberland Maryland

Papen Appointment Welcomed In Austria Crisis

A Rome government spokesman said no more Italian troops will be sent to the Austrian border for now. The Italian government welcomes Franz von Papen as minister to Austria, viewing it as a move to smooth relations with Germany. Mussolini maintains forces on the frontier, watching for foreign intervention.

Rome Berlin Great Britain France Italy Franz von Papen Austria Hitler Germany von Papen Vienna Mussolini Austrian

Photos Offered To Newspaper Readers

The Herald and Mail and the Maryland Theatre began giving readers free 8x10 tinted photos of leading movie stars. Beginning Monday, a photo of Ann Harding will be offered to readers mailing or bringing in the classified coupon, through cooperation with the Maryland Theatre and Modern Screen Magazine.

Heralds and Mail Maryland Theatre Hagerstown Herald and Mail Ann Harding The Modern Screen, Magazine

Preaching at Brethren Church and Tilghman visit noted

The St James column reports Sunday April 29 services led by Rev W S Baker at the Brethren church and an evening sermon at Tilghman. Other items include hospital patient Mrs Ted Rowland with appendicitis and several local visits and family gatherings across Keedysville Martinburg and Hagerstown involving the Sperow Easterday Buxton Lynch and Sensenbaugh families.

Brethren Church W. 5. Baker Tilghman‘ton Ted Rowland Washington County Hospital Ralph Dinkle Downsville Guy Long William Davis Hiram Robert Roy Long Hagerstown L. A. Cross Nester Fasterday Mary Buxton Keedysville John Sperow Lester Easterday Sperow Ida Ruth Chambersburg Kiracore Phyllis Lee Myers Virginia Sensenbaugh Samuel Lynch Sharpsburg Pike Martinsburg W. Va Lynch Catherine Sensenbaugh Joseph Sensenhbaugh Elsse Mongan George Shank

Buddy Roosevelt Stars In The Boss Cowboy At Henry's Theatre

Outdoor star Buddy Roosevelt delivers ten feats of strength in The Boss Cowboy at Henry's Theatre today. The Western tale features banditry as Roosevelt spends weeks with his cousin, amid a cast listing Mildred Marie Bloyer Robert and several relatives visiting locals.

Buddy Roosevelt Henry's Theatre Heriene

Shirley Temple at Henry's Theatre Five Days

Shirley Temple brings laughs and merriment in Baby, Take a Bow at Henry's Theatre from Monday to Friday inclusive. The big cheer of Stand Up and Cheer and Little Miss Marker charm audiences in her greatest role.

Miss Marker Henry's Theatre

Local Social Roundup at Pen-Mar Park Area

Spickler letters note a Lutheran reunion at Pen-Mar Park with Mr and Mrs Walter Myers and others attending. Several families from Chewsville and surrounding towns visit, with updates on ill relatives, recent travels to Baltimore, and guests at various homes.

Walter Myers Geo. Allen Annabel Ditto Grover Forsythe Thelma Everitts Lena Hall Pen-Mar Park Wm. Bleyer Gardner Miles Martha Geo. Bachtell Chewsville Hester Swope Bachtell G. C. Forsythe Nellie Pittenger Dearfoss Geo. W. Sellers State, Line Luther Frush Melchora Cowden Helen Mary Clyde Daugherty Ira Kline Nell Besecker Williamsport Wm. Needy Helen Needy Laverna Shank Betty Harry Sprecher Lena Hull Mollie Knepper Clearspring Paul Grove Charlton Jack Martin Virginia Miles

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