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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1934

Page

7

Newspaper men back in jail in Kentucky

In Danville Kentucky on July 31 reporters Jack Durham and Mesy Carty refuse to answer questions about a placard of an effigy tied to the hanging of J Sterling Towles. Judge Jay W Harlan sentences Durham and Carty to six hours in jail and fines of ten dollars each, with further jail time possible if they continue to refuse. Bodner, a University of Alabama medical student, also refuses to testify citing self incrimination. The judge expresses limited tolerance and could impose further contempt penalties.

Danville Anther Nigy Jay W. Harlan Jack Durham Mesy Carty Ictor Bodner Alabama J. Sterling Towles Hich Towles Bodner Harlan Young Badler Durham Tony Ian Tomorae Ey Teftse Ted Carty-Durham Iblieny Ndge

Vergie Winters at Maryland Theatre

Ann Harding stars as Ver gie Winters in the RKO film adaptation shown at the Maryland Theatre starting yesterday. John Boles is strong as John Shadwell with a plot spanning 1920s small town life and a 22 year secret romance. Helen Vinson appears as the selfish wife while the program includes a news reel and feature subject.

Louis Bromfield Vergie Winters RKO Radio Pictures Maryland Theatre Ann Harding John Boles John Shadwell Miss Harding Helen Vinson

Ladies Aid Society Meets At Kretzer Home Picnic

The Charlton letter reports the Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed church gathering Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Kretzer Jr. A picnic dinner was served on the lawn. Present were numerous members and their families including Joyce Marie Kretzer, Pearl Rhodes, Madeline Kretzer, Sarah Catherine Secrist, Laynda Snyder, Marilyn Snyder, Patsy Farrow, and others.

Kieffer Seibert Dorothy Moser George Rhodes John Farrow Elmer Secrist Elzie Farrow Daniel Secrist Calvin Trampower Carl Farrow Elmer Snyder Ralph Leatherman Pearl Rhodes Madeline Kretzer Sarah Catherine Secrist Laynda Snyder Betty Farrow Marilyn Snyder Patsy Farrow Leon

Baby Temple Henrys Star at Henrys Theatre

Shirley Temple stars in Baby Take a Bow at Henrys Theatre to a record audience. James Dunn plays her father with a prison record complicating happiness as a pearl necklace theft entangles them and Alan Dinehart portrays the detective suspicion heightens. Claire Trevor shines as wife and mother while Shirley rescues the day.

Shirley Temple Henry's Miss Marker James Dunn Alan Dinehart Jimmy Claire Trevor Shirley

Watermelon party and world’s fair departures noted in local notices

A group including Moser Selbert Crush Kretzer and Myers families attended a watermelon party at Paul Beckley’s home. Paul Kretzer and children plus Madeline Kretzer headed to the World’s Fair in Chicago. Loretta Grove and family with Rev Harry Hull visited Mary Hull Clear Spring. A daughter was born to Lorian Talheim at Herman Moore’s home on July 25.

Lorian ‘Talheim Herman Moore

Mrs Dall Divorced In Ten Minutes In Nevada

MRS ANNA ROOSEVELT DALL, daughter of the president, was granted a divorce from Curtis B Dall in a ten minute hearing before District Judge Clark J Guild in Minden Nevada. The custody of the two children Sissie and Buzzie and property terms were settled in a court approved agreement not disclosed.

Minden Nev Anna Roosevelt Dall Roosevelt Curtis B. Dall New York Clark J. ‘Guild Dally Sistie Buzzie Guild Ihe Nevada Platt Dail Hyde Park N. Y Dalls

Pinesburg Social Roundup Notices Visitors and Travel

Pinesburg notes list Wednesday visitors from Marlowe West Virginia and Williamsport and trips of local families to enjoy weekends with relatives. Mentioned are Higgens Charlton Sword and Hamby families with extended visits in Williamsport Hagers town Clear Spring and Waynesboro. A final line describes the parrotfish feeding on algae on coral reefs.

Pinesburg Watson Wagner Marlowe W. Va Jacob Teach J. C. Martin Warren Adam Charlton Jane Gladys Higgens Goldie Moats Chas. Higgens Charles Sword Williamsport Emmett Sword Lorraine Mildred Hornbaker William Hamby Hagerstown Paul Charlton Battle Creek Mich Russel Bryan Harry Beckley Emma Palmer Edward Staley Elmer Shank Charles Hisgens Joseph McAllister Clearspring Robert McKean Adramn Harry, Junior Martha Elizabeth Dolores McKean Waynesboro Henry Charlton

Five new banks to open August 9 in Maryland

Frederick Md July 31 John J Ghingher State Bank Commissioner announced that five banks formed from the defunct Central Trust Company will open August 9 Depositors on that day will receive a six percent dividend totaling 648000 The new banks are Western Maryland Trust Company Valley State Bank Middletown Poolesville Bank Walkersville Bank and Sykesville Bank

Frederick John J. Ghingher State Bank Central Trust Company Maryland Ghingher Western Maryland Trust Company Valley State Bank Middletown Poolesville Bank Walkersville Bank Sykesville Bank

City Considers General Traders Licenses At Meeting

A special Mayor and Council session debated a citywide traders license akin to the state requirement. Milk and meat dealers urged fees to cover general merchants, deemed affordable for all. Pangborn Boulevard extension to Mulberry Avenue was postponed to the next regular meeting. The council approved summer uniforms for 414 fire truck drivers.

Pangborn Boulevard Mulberry Avenue

Marines Fire At Targets Aboard Cruiser Houston With Roosevelt

On a Pacific passage to Portland the cruiser Houston fired on targets astern to showcase anti air craft drill as President Roosevelt watched. The convoy ship New Orleans steered aside for gun direction practice while censorship measures by the Society Islands affect phonograph records.

Houston President Roosevelt Portland Gre Roosevelt Pacific Ocean New Orleans Society Islands South Seas

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