Flag Day to Be Observed in City Park
Flag Day activities under Ha gerstown Elks and Municipal Band directed by Peter Surs are set for Sunday at 7 30 p m in City Park to mark the 160th anniversary of the Flag's birth. A display of nine historic flags will unfold the Flag's history with Calvert K Harile narrating. The program includes Patriotic music, a Flag Day oration by T Minehart, and a Star Spangled Banner finale with Peter Buys arrangements.
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This Is My Affair Plays Final Showings at Henry's Theatre
Henry's Air-Conditioned Theatre runs the Robert Taylor Barbara Stanwyck film This Is My Affair today with last shows from 11:00 a.m. to 11:06 p.m. The story follows a secret mission for President McKinley amid bank robberies at the turn of the century with a climactic frame in which Taylor and Victor McLaglen face execution for a three man slaying.
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Secret Service
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Step Lively Jeeves At The Academy Theatre
Jeeves becomes the Emily Post of the underworld in the second picture of his adventures Step Lively Jeeves. Twentieth Century Fox film showing last times today at the Academy Theatre where a mobster’s social error drives the proper gentleman into berserk action. Arthur Treacher plays the title role as he is tricked into thinking he is an earl and heir to a fortune in a swindler’s scheme in America.
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Academy Theatre
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Astor shows chance to change type of role
Robert Montgomery says his role in Night Must Fall at the Maryland Theatre suits him because he is not in love. He notes that four men in love often create a foolish spectacle and that this play offers a different kind of challenge.
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A Glorified Revue at Strasser Schools of Dancing
A two hour show titled A Glorified Revue features singing dancing and humor by students of Strasser’s Schools of Dancing with elaborate costumes and Broadway touch. Presented at Colonial Theatre on Monday and Tuesday June 14 and 15 admission 35 cents adults 25 cents children.
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Montgomery in Night Must Fall A daring murder role
The article describes Montgomery’s performance in Night Must Fall as a bold experiment. He shifts from a charming hero to an ingratiating murderer, wooing women to rob and kill them for the thrill of power denied to a resort hotel servant.
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Maryland officials attend national state park conference
Baltimore reports Karl Pfiefer assistant state forester left for Swarthmore Pennsylvania to represent Maryland at the annual National State Park conference. Mark Shoemaker from the University of Maryland extension service also attends the conference.
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Burial of Major General Ben H Fuller at Naval Academy
Major General Ben H Fuller retired former Marine Corps commander was buried in the Naval Academy cemetery on Friday near his son Captain Edward Fuller USMC killed at Belleau Wood in World War I. Funeral services were held at the academy chapel by Commodore William N Thomas USN chaplain of the academy.
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Specialists warn flea beetles harm young tobacco crops
Specialists say flea beetles do heavy damage to tobacco during the period just after the plants have been set out in the field.
Garner Heads Home for Vacation Sunday
Vice President Garner announced from the White House that he would leave Sunday for a vacation with President Roosevelt’s permission. He aimed to tidy up Capitol business before departing, a move seen as signaling limited prospects for early congressional adjournment.
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Closing Exercises At North Street High School
More than five hundred persons attended the commencement exercises at North Street High School held Thursday in Ebenezer A M E Church auditorium. The program opened with an invocation by Rev A L Crigler, salutatory by Mabel Harvey, selections by Harris and the chorus, and a valedictory by Sarah Robinson with a final chorus performance. Prizes were awarded for highest averages in various grades, ability and attitude, and alumni honors, with diplomas and certificates to follow.
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Mary Frances Jones
Callaman
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Bruce Johnson
Dry Ice Aids Desert Travel In Cool Comfort
In Death Valley Junction heat relief arrives as dry ice from the Mojave is pressurized to 275 tons per square inch and shipped to Los Angeles. Autoists place a slab in a wire basket with ventilated windows to enjoy air conditioned comfort as dry ice, at 114 degrees below zero, vaporizes without melting and signals like Cars Iced appear at desert filling stations.
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School graduation ceremony list of eight grade and high school names
Presented by Principal C E Hodges with Ver non Davies Mrs D B Gond loe and Rev Wal ter Camphor delivering benediction. Eighth grade graduates Edith Mae Clark Bernice Cam phor Ruth Edemy Mary Edward Dorothy Kane Mary Robinson Catherine Scott Mary F Scott Elizabeth Williams Catherine O Williams Catherine V Williams Mattie J Somerville Frank Brown George Goens Howard Jackson Melvin Johns Raymond Young Samuel Somerville John Strain. High School graduates Mary Elizabeth Brown Mabel Lillian Harvey Mary Frances Jones Sarah Elizabeth Robinson. Read the Classified Ads for information and answer them for saving and satisfaction.
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Bernice Camphor
Ruth Edemy
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Mary Robinson
Catherine Scott
Mary F. Scott
Elizabeth Williams
Catherine O. Williams
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Mattie J. Somerville
Frank Brown
George Goens
Howard Jackson
Melvin Johns
Raymond Young
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Mabel Lillian Harvey
Mary Frances Jones
Sarah Elizabeth Robinson
Divorced Couple Wed In Frederick
Paul Manos and Ruth L. Manos, once married eight years ago and divorced in Hagerstown in 1930, renewed their union in Frederick after securing a marriage license. He is 35, a manager. she is 30, a waitress.
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Classified Section Mirrors Opportunity
The classified pages present a snapshot of ads and notices offering jobs, housing, goods, and services. Readers find listings for employment, real estate, vehicles, and personal notices, reflecting market demand and local community activity.
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