Jindian Life Described At Kiwanis Club Meet
Russell Iseminger shared experiences with northwest tribes at a Kiwanis gathering. He described Indian life, beadwork, and the snake dance, noting the ritual fasting and worship, rain-luck beliefs, and how whites once pressed assimilation but now allow preservation of native customs.
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Jindian
Kiwanis Club
Russell Iseminger
Northwest
Isequinger
Kellogg
National Geographic Society
Indians Shown As Cultured, Arts From Nature Inspiring
Mr. Iseminger, praised by George Lipdegraff, notes Indians as highly cultured with splendid morals and nature copied art. Bramwell high school teacher speaks, while Mrs. Zona Miller Ifall celebrates native singers with three songs including Ouvre Tes Yeux Bleus and Indian Love Call, accompanied by Alise Young.
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Iseminger
George Lipdegraff
Bramwell
W. Va
Zona Miller Ifall
Alise Young
Massénet
Shiloh Letter Seeks Homecoming Updates and Notices
Shilo Sept 7 report lists Sunday services for Sept 1 with dawn Sunday School at 9 30 and evening worship at 7 34 45 led by Rev and Mrs Boughter plus numerous local families named for roles and attendance. Also notes Home Coming service at Middleburg U B church and Irene Henesy visiting Williamsport with Leroy Henesy and family.
Birthday Party Highlights At Holmes Home In Katherine Sixteen
Russell and Mr and Mrs Walter Shiffler visited Nanticose Pennsylvania visiting Mr and Mrs Palmer family. Mrs Calvin Ridenour ill. Miss Mary Hartle Beaver Creek stayed with Mrs J E B Harbaugh. Miss Mildred Baker and father from Smithsburg visited Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lewis. Paul DeHart returned to Frostburg to resume Normal school studies. Katherine celebrated sixteenth birthday with games and refreshments. Many gifts received.
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Russell
Watter Shiffler
Nanticose
Palmer
Calvin Ridenour
Mary Hartle
Beaver Creek
J. EB. Harbaugh
Mildred Baker
Smithsburg
Lloyd Lewis
Paul DeHart
Frostburg
Normal Schoool
Ruby DeHart
Eva Louise Price
June
Doris Price
Iris Mae Fouke
Edith Baker
Louise Munson
Eileen Keller
Mary Williams
Lillie Dayhoff
Sylvia Welch
Elizabeth Dayhoff
Mildred Stneyer
Floyd Munson
Fidgar Itneyer
Lester Plume
Charles Lewis
Donald Gaylor
Watson Dehart
Gilbert Prime
Charles Price
Edward Baker
Russell Baker
Joe Price
Merle Robinson
Carlton DeHart
Vincent Geigler
Leonard Henesy
Kathleen
William Harbaugh
Lela Cromer
Douglas Fletcher
Elmer House
Joseph Walthill
Hazel Eavey
Earl Whitmore
Frank Hammond
Clarence Thomas
Nettie Simpson
Billy and Junior
North Carolina
Florence Hemphill
Bring Em Back Alive thrills at Maryland Theatre
The R K O Radio film starring Frank Buck opened at the Maryland Theatre. It showcases rare jungle sights including a Royal Bengal tiger with a 20 foot python, a leopard fighting a crocodile, and a baby elephant capture. Camera work is praised and the Van Beuren Buck expedition toured Malay Peninsula and Sumatra.
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Wild Animal Pictures
Buck
van Beuren-Buck
Malay Peninsula
Sumatra
Deadpan Keaton and Durante Star in Speak Easily
Buster Keaton and Jimmy Durante headline the MGM comedy Speak Easily at Henry's Theatre. Keaton plays a millionaire college professor who adopts a touring troupe led by Durante as they journey Broadway on a riotous misadventure.
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Buster Keaton
Jimmy “Schnozzle
Durante
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Henry's
Schnozzle
Keaton
Ruth Selwyn
Thelma Todd
Hedda Hopper
William Pawhey
Sidney Toler
Lawrence ‘Grant
Henry Armetta
Edward Brophy
Edward Sedgwick
Doughboys
Pass Honate Plumber
Bob Steele Flying Cowboy in New Western at Colonial
Bob Steele stars in Texas Buddies at the Colonial Theatre as a war flyer returned to Texas. The flying Western blends desert chase and airplane action, with a plot to rob the Air Express and a kidnapped girl raising the stakes.
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Bob Steele
Flying Cowboy
Texas
Colonial Theatre
Air Express
Bob Finally Wins Out After Many Trials
Bob overcomes a long, arduous journey by foot and on horseback through tough conditions and high winds to secure a hard won victory amid challenging air.
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Bob
Rangers Probe Deaths of Two Texas Youths
Texas Rangers were called to investigate the fatal shooting of Arthur Morton aged 15 and Harry Morton aged 14, sons of a wealthy rancher, at their summer home ten miles north of San Marcos. Local authorities ruled accidental shooting, but the San Marcos News pressed for higher review and asked Adj. Gen. W. W. 2 to dispatch Rangers.
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San Marcos
Tex
Texas Rangers
Arthur Morton
Harry Morton
Insiic
A. M. Ramsay
San Mar
Adj
F.W. Faris
Monster of
Sterning
New Discoveries Confirm Virtues of Bran in Diet
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN is presented as safe and effective for constipation relief, providing bulk to exercise the intestines and B vitamins, with iron content higher than beef liver. The ad promotes daily two tablespoonfuls, non habit forming, and suggests recipes and serving ideas with milk or cream.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creely
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Clara Bow
Hagerstown Dairy
Bill Cody
Andy Shuford
Shiloh
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Serges
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Doors From Maryland Theatre
Beacon
Kenwood
Omaha
Hagerstown
Russell Hemphill
James Dayho
Clinton Guessford
Louise
John
Mary Willams
James McNairn
Clarence Rocisill
Frank Bywaters
Old Forge
Charles Spidie
Ernest Patterson
Charles Spidle
E. H
Beulah Davis
Song
Carl and
Gerald
Mary Stottlemeyer
Charlotte Domer
Union
Thelma
Ernest Travinger
Maryland
Dead
Keaton and “Long Nosed” Durante
Rangers
Cartoon & No
Warner Bros
Theatre
R. D. McKee
Wilds
Jin
Frank Bucks
Bev
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