Governor Ritchie withdraws from Democratic race
Baltimore June 22 Letters praising Governor Ritchie for withdrawing from the Democratic Presidential race arrive at his offices. Governor Smith of New York and George Gordon Battle call the move exemplary. Ritchie plans to join the Maryland delegation in Houston Friday. He explains the withdrawal was not a lack of desire to run. Also notes illness updates for Margaret Beard and Betty Jahn Miller.
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Baltimore
Albert
Co. Ritche
New York
Smith
Maryland
Ritehig
George Gordon Battle
Woodrow Wilson
Houston
Advertising Club of
Ritchie
Chewsville Church Services and Meeting Notes
June 14 Chewaville reports Sunday services at the church with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and evening service at 6:45 p.m. Allied Volunteer class held its monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Green. A program included readings, a talk by Rev. Stambach, a duet, Bible questions, and refreshments with many members listed as present.
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Chewaville
George Green
Avery
Redding
Harry Hoover
Ralph Rohrer
Rev. Stambach
Ernest Remsburg V
Julia “Sener
Pearl
William Spessard
William, Custer
Mary
Elmer Greet
Albert Miller
Charlotte
Betty
Thomas Eckstine
Doris
George Krouse
Roy
Ernest Remsburg
Julia Sener
Sadie Yessler
Edward Fox
John Wolfinger
Bella Mumma
Elmer ‘Longhecker
Cora. Spessard
Arthur Beard
Charles Yessler
Charles, Warrenfeltz
Jane
Cramer
Acosta Stunts Crashes Threaten Atlantic Flight Career
Ace aviator Bert Acosta, flying with Commander Byrd's group, performed risky stunts at Roosevelt Field and suffered a crash injuring himself and a woman passenger. A Chicago field imposed a temporary ban on Acosta for stunting, signaling possible further trouble for his career.
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Roosevelt Field
L.+ Ty
Bert Acosta
Byrd
Atlantic
Acosta
Chicago
Widow Katherine Brooks Left 17 500 Estate to Commonwealth
Not so poor Philadelphia on June 21 reports that after three years of support from friends, the death of Mrs Katherine Brooks reveals a fortune of 17500 in property and investments. She left no heirs, so the estate goes to the Commonwealth.
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Philadelphia
Katherine Brooks
Commonwealth
Friday Radio Progr am Guide Broadc as ts
A fragmented schedule listing radio programs for Friday June twenty second with Eastern Standard Time entries. It includes shows like Tonight in Paris Adventures in Paris and the Prominent Names Dixie Acincus Songs of Greens Days along with Opera entries and a Palmolive Hour block. Several stations such as WJZ WHAM WEAF WLIT WGN WWJ WABC and WOR are referenced, indicating a broad array of network and local airtime across many outlets.
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Gale
Dixie Acincus
Mercy Widow
WGR
Oban Tivening
Paris
WEAF
WOR
WGA
WNAC
EAS Webel
WCAC
WIAS
Wabc
Waiu Werc
Shady Bower Community Notes and Visits
Shady Bower reports June 17 St Pauls C E Society members visited Williamsport for services. Attendees included Lolita Downin Eva Mil dred Draper Myra Farrow Ralph Seibert Roger Seibert Angie Marotte and others. Several small health and visiting updates follow including Miss Ida Blanche Ward and Miss Lorraine Cunningham, plus incidental local events and a minor injury.
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Shady Bower
St. Paul
St. Paul’s
Fairview C. E. Society
Ida Blanche
Ward
Clearspring
Lorraine Cunningham
France
Marie Hagerstown
Harsh
Charley Wolford
Henry Sollenberger
Chambersburg
J. R. Eby
Franklin Hull
Paul Cramer
Waynesboro
Edwin Keaton
Hagerstown
Keiffer Seibert and Sons
Community notes of visits and travelers across towns
Several months away with her sister, Mrs Clarence Hull, Hagerstown, and Miss Vera Shank visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Thomas Shank. Mrs Silas Middlekauff and family spent several days last week with her parents on Chariton Road. Miss Helen Hawbaker and Goldie Toston visited Maud Hull. Clarence Hull and family from Hagerstown were Sunday visitors with J. T. Shank. Louise Frances Agnes Cushwa from Dry Run visited. Master Chas Ankeney and Ted Seibert hosted visits with Eby family in Maugansville. Henry Parmer from Paramount visited Almeda Gsell and mother Clinton. Parmer sisters visited the Horsts. Mrs Simon Trumpower and Mrs Calvin Hepp from Blairs Valley visited Mrs Jesse Martin. Nellie Faith and children from Clearspring visited Mrs Martin. Sunday visitors included Mrs Jeff Martin, Mr and Mrs Jesse Cline and three children, and Mrs Nannie Martin of Hagerstown. Carl Stone and two daughters from Gaithersburg, Md., spent Tuesday night with Robert Roach family.
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Clarence Hull
Hageratown
Vera
Shank
Thomas Shank
Silas
Middlekauff
Bagerstown and Sons
Spont
Chariton Road
Helen Hawbaker
Goldie Toston
Maud Hull
Hagerstown
J. T. Shank
Louise
Frances
Agnes Cushwa
Dry Run
Chas.' Ankeney
Clearspring
Ted Seibert
J. R. Eby
Ida
Ruth
Eby
Maugansville
Henry Parmer
Hair Care Prices and Products Listing
A compact catalog of grooming items with prices: Wildroot Hair Tonic 60 cents, Se Storacomb tubes, Wildroot Shampoo 50 cents, Jeris Hair Tonic 1.00, Blondex Shampoo 75 cents, Mopper n Wave and Sheen 38 cents, Barbasol 45 cents, Gem BL 600 liner and shaving products at 2.00.
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Margaret Beard
Betty Jahn Miller
Potomac
Edison
Chewsville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn, Ma&s
Canada
Baltimore and ‘Ohio Railroad
Albion
Samson
England
Nova Scotia
ARMA
Eco Money
Hagerstown Loan and Thrift Corporation
Grice
McDowell and
Salem Avenue
Gadioprograng
Charlton “Road
Angle Marotte
Roger Burgan
George Grove
Albert ‘Palmer
Wm. Wardland
Glenn Hull
Ruth Weaver
Pearl’ Rhodes
Towson, Md
State Normal
Edna Shank
Carl Stone
Gaithersburg, Md
Robert Roach
H. A. Henneberger
Talking Machine Shop
Potomac St
Stromberd¢-Carlson
Harry C. Main
East Franklin Street
Gall
Commercial Service & Credit Co
Edgar CG
Jones
Mgr
State Banking Department
FBI
Coty
Kelyno
Allens
Forhans
Ipana
Werner’s
W. Franklin Street
Hagerstown, Maryland
Cott Johnson
Feld's
Men’s Athletic Union
Oxfords
A. Veal
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