Baby Show Draws Dozens of Contestants for Hagerstown Event
The nine county Baby Welfare Show marks final registration with 137 entrants including many young women candidates for Miss Hagerstown. Photographs of contestants are displayed at Campaign Headquarters, 25 South Potomac Street. First examinations in the Baby Show set for Henry's Theatre on South Potomac Street at 10. On Tuesday, September 13, children will receive medical exams from local physicians. Latest entrants include Doloris C Weaver, 39 Elizabeth St. Dolores L Reese, Junkstown. Bea Ellen Byerly, Pinkstown. Phrilis L Johnson.
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Miss Hagerstown pageant vote results announced
The first official vote standings in the Miss Hagerstown election list nine named candidates with tallies from 24,000 for Helen J Knepper to 2,500 for Billie Bailey. An adjacent notice invites Sioux Tribe Red Men members to this year’s outing at Ungers meadow with address details and meeting time.
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Missing Robins Traced To Capital Inquiry Continues
Federal and New York police pursue the disappearance of Robins after he failed to meet engagements with President Hoover. Investigators locate his baggage at City Club in New York while his hotel status remains unconfirmed. Secret Service and White House aides say inquiries are ongoing with no results yet. The case follows a prior invitation from Walter H. Newton, with Robins last seen between 4:50 and 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Meat Department Listing at Local Market
A brief meat notice lists liver and brains available with beef liver and pork liver priced at 25 cents. The fragment reflects a shop advertising meat cuts and prices without broader context or dates.
Robins Missing After Threats Tied to Prohibition Agenda
Mrs Robins reports her husband disappeared after receiving threatening calls on August 6 and 7. He was last seen Sunday at the City Club in New York. She fears bootlegger involvement and says he may be ill or harmed. Robins, a noted world peace advocate, split time among New York Chicago and Brooksville Florida. Alex Gumberg, a New York friend, last saw him Saturday at the City Club.
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Cooking School Closes Today in Hagerstown Event
Mrs Northcross and Miss Kid led a cooking demonstration at the Herald Mail Cooking School lecture, showing home entertaining tips, table arrangement, and recipe prep. Attendees watched ingredients, utensils, and oven steps, with market baskets and dishes distributed, as organizers promote a final session at two this afternoon.
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Final Saturday Night Dance at Braddock Heights Park
Announcement for a Saturday September 10 event at Braddock Heights Park with dancing till midnight and ongoing September Tuesday and Friday night dances. Hankey's Ice Cream plant on Center Street stays open until 10 p m nightly for patrons, offering a quart or more with delivery by phone 2522.
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Termite Control Tips From A Missive To The Editor
Braden E. Stouffer corrects earlier reports on termite damage at Emmett hardware, noting termites are common and not rare locally. He outlines prevention by connecting wood to the ground, inspecting foundation walls, and scraping mud tunnels. For interior wood, creosote around foundations can kill the pests and halt moisture driven destruction.
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