Officials Honored At Banquet For Centralized Albany Office Move
Sixty employees of the North American Cement Corporation held a farewell banquet at the Hamilton Hotel to honor three officials who will relocate to Albany after July 1. J. J. Porter OM Tyree H. G. Wright and Albert Cox were toasted by colleagues and entertained by Gavers Serenaders Amos Harper and the newly formed orchestra. The Berkeley plant received the National Safety Trophy for quarry safety in 1926. After July first the old officials move to Albany and L. M. Eaton will supervise the Hagerstown office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Cement Corporation
Hamilton Hotel
Albany
N.Y
J. J. Porter
Tyree
H. G. Wright
Albert Cox
Amos Harper
John F. Gruber
E. F. Alderton
Berkeley
George
Southern
Hagerstown
La Mascotte to Be Broadcast Tonight by Major Stations
Edmund and Oran present La Mascotte in a Natl Light Opera Co broadcast led by Rosalie Wolfe soprano Fran tes Papette mezzo George O'Brien tenor John Quine baritone and Jack Oakley bass across WEAF WJZ WBAL and 40+ affiliates with schedules listing afternoons evenings and midnight Eastern Time and a lineup of orchestras bands and talks from Atlantic City to Kansas City broadcast regions with hours and program notes for each city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edmund Andoran
National Light Opera
Com- WE
WEAF
WLIT
WRC
WCY
WCAE
WGR
KSD
Rosalie Wolfe
Frantes Papette
George O'Brien
John Quine
Jack Oakley
Atlantic City
Weal
Baltimore
WDAL
WRAL
Maxwell
Boston
Big Brother
Soper
Ipana Troubadours
Musciale
Buffalo
Gieser
Spana Troubadours
Statler Orchestra
WMAK
Remington Band
Niagara Falls
WSAI
Cincinnati
WLW
Farm Radio Council
Gibson Orchestra
Crosley Trio
WFHH
Clearwater
WIR
Detroit
WJZ
WGHP
Tuller
Detroit Symphony
Orchy
Oriole Orchestra
Wss
Hartford
Bate K
Country Club
Colt Park Orchestra
CNRM
Montreal
CNRO
WOR
Newark
Hagan
EAF
K. Q—Waldord
Hin Fagan
Scheherazade
Welte- Mignon
Joana Trabbadours
Our Government
Onera
Mascotte
Elkina
Orchteatra
George Tall
I Ss
John R. Kennedy
Arion
Davis
RCA Radiotrans
Astor Ranf Orchestra
WNYC
WLWL
WMCA
WGBS
WAAM
WABC
WHN
Ottawa
Philadelphia
Uncle Win
Woo
Seaenglas
K. Pkt
Temple Univ
Fox Theatre Orchestra
Dream_ Daddy's record club
Stanley Theatre
BREA
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
WIZ
Bill Fagan
Lucille Elba
MacGowan
Joana Troubadours
Fich
WRVA
Richmond
Wonder City
Shepnard Welh
WHAM
Rochester
Madigal
WGY
Schenectady
van Curler
Baseball Farm
Reindeer antlers shipped from native herds to coast
Native herdsmen gather shed deer antlers for shipment to the south where the bone is prized for many manufactured articles. Also noted is a purse found eight years after being lost at the Ohio State fairgrounds returned to Mrs. J D Conrad with its contents, and a Missouri town reporting 25 golden anniversaries with four couples over sixty years married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
J. D. Conrad
St. Petersburg
Fla
Missouri
Ten Herbs Medicine Demonstrated in Hagerstown Ad
Mrs Catherine Feigley of 219 Mill St Hagerstown says Ten Herbs cured her long standing digestive and nerve problems allowing meat and pastry to agree with her She praises the remedy and urges others to visit Wareham s City Pharmacy Franklin and Jonathan streets for guidance An abrupt closing Q&A about a domestic quarrel ends the piece
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Feigley
Mill St
Hagerstown, Md
Feigley
Haerstown
Warehams
Pranklin
Jonathan Streets
Hagerstown
Wareham
City
Franklin and
Man Faces Charge of Badger Game in Secluded Ride
John Gracklen was arrested by Patrolman A. C. Castle and Detective Samuel Golden and held pending investigation into the badger game. Police say Gracklen and his wife lure victims with rides, then he appears to threaten payment after the victim starts out in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gracklen
A. C. Castle
Samuel Golden
Gracklen
Orders Are Orders Cartoon Caption from Oslo
A cartoon caption from Karikaturen in Oslo depicts a nurse explaining she gave the baby what he wanted, a wasp, after the mother questions the nurse about the crying. The exchange highlights a darkly comic misfire in a hospital setting.
Dogs Show No Interest in Films Says German Scientist
Berlin June 22 A German scientist reports dogs ignore on screen images during tests. The study notes dogs pay no attention to cats or people, while cats react strongly to moving pictures of other animals, indicating species differ in response to film. The summary reflects early experiments comparing canine and feline reactions to cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Untitled wildlife reaction to colorless screen observations
The excerpt describes birds reacting to a colorless screen with arched backs and panic when a hawk silhouette appeared. Wild birds showed limited color perception and failed to link the images to real life, while ducks, chickens, and reptiles exhibited alarm at the hawk overhead.
I Were Tooled Picture Whines Dismissed
A fragmented clipping notes a complaint about photographers snapping pictures of worms and files. The language is garbled but indicates a dispute over image taking and related items with no clear action or outcome.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cement Company
Hamilton
Muskegon, Mich
Charles Madison
Lincoln Avenue
Hillen Station
Union Station
Western Maryland RY
Dueck
Howard
Baltimore St
Tudor
Forder
Hagerstown Motor CO
Washington St
Firestone
United Press
Xoat
WBZ
Springfield
Statler Ensemble
Lowe
Radio Nature League
Cameo Trio
Reinman
CFCA
Toronto
Chandler
Romanelli
Parker
Washington
Mayflower Orchestra
U.py
WSB
Atlanta
KYW
Chicago
WMAQ
Chapenarts Orchestra
Stevens Orchestra
Webh- Wid
RCA Radiotrons
WEBM
Harding Theatre
WLS
Silver King Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
Little Symphony
Christianson
Philbreck
KTHS
Hot Springs
Como Frolic
WDAF
Kansas City
Nighthawk Frolic
WHAS
Louisville
Maxwell Hour
The
Cardinals
WCCO
MPLS
St, Paul
Spana_Troubadours
Boy Scouts
WSM
Nashville
Vito
Radio Seven
Loquis
LLP
Adolph _Bratke
St. S
Omaha, Nebr
Lydia E. Pinkham
South Omaha
Nebraska
Bhegan
Adolph Bratke
Booth 18Th St
Omaha
Nebraka
Jennie Bollerman
Eleventh St
Union City
New Derney
Lydia E.pinkham
Lynn, Mass
Polson
Harmes
BON Ton
Clothes Shop
Potomac Street
Chanics Loan &Savings Bank
Hoffman
Dres
Royal Typewriters
Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
MOWEN
S. Jona. St. Opp. Court House
Heywood-Wakefield
Reed Heywood-Wakefield
Automobile
L. T. Goodling
R. F. Bower & CO
W. Washington St
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