Milk survey planned over county amid price rise protests
The Chamber of Commerce board discussed a county milk situation amid rising prices and protests. Mayor Wertz, County Agent Moore, and Health Officer Cameron attended as representatives from local groups. A hearing on the Philadelphia Milk Shed code and NRA implications was planned, with regional delegates to attend. Oil and gas well drilling in Michigan in the first half of 1933 rose over 25 percent from 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington County
Farmers’ Protection Association
NRA
Chamber of Commerce
Michigan
Hagerstown Day Plan Endorsed
The Hagerstown Day plan to observe a half day holiday at the Hagerstown Fair and Race Meet Next Wednesday was endorsed by the Mayor and Council. City offices will close in the afternoon. the Chamber of Commerce supported voluntary closure for stores, with factories also considering observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown
Fair Association
Aity
Chamber of Commerce
Milk Conference Discusses Prices and Aid in Washington County
A conference led by Mayor I M Wertz and representatives from the Interstate Milk Producers Association examined the milk marketing code and its impact on Washington County families. They noted hearings set for Philadelphia to challenge unfair practices and emphasized ensuring fair returns for farmers. A separate note reports Motorcycle Officer R E Dayly returning to duty after a six week injury, and biology teacher George C Wiebel leaving for Martinsville High School after his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Dayly
Sunday Motoring Tour via Road Atlas Led by Marpel
The Sunday Motoring Tour organized by W Lawrence Marpel of the Automobile Club of Maryland traces a route from Hagerstown through Gettysburg Harrisburg and Mt Union with turn points at Leitersburg Waynesboro and Clark's Ferry. Details include Route No 60 16 and 15 plus many small towns and mileage markers. Also notes a farmer near Lambertville Michigan growing 40 acres of onions on peatland once deemed worthless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lawrence Marpel
The
Automobile Club of Maryland
Hagerstown
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Mt. Union
Waynesboro
Potomac St
Bear
Leitersburg
Rouzerville
Buena Vista
Charmain
B. V. Zamora
Lambertville
Mich
Fairplay School Openings and Community Notes
Fairplay notes the Sunday services at Manor church and Harvest Home. School enrollments list principals and teachers with pupil counts for grades 1 to 8. Several residents and visitors from Hagerstown, Cumberland, Sharpsburg, and Princeton are mentioned in social calls and labor day visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Poffenberger
Ethel Emmert
Lillian Cooper
Helen Emmert
East Washington Street
Hagerstown
R. H. Reichard
Ruth Reichard
Naomi Coffman
Halfway
Earl Cofman
Clearspring
Nellie Doub
A. B. Petre
McKee
East North Street
Edgar Remsburg
Sharpsburg
Petre
Albert Wiebel
Robert Fink
Cumberland
W. Harvey Moats
C. D. Coffman
Fred Coffman
Princeton
N. J
Westminster
Fred
W. H. Knode
Shepherdstown
Robert Highberger
Moats
Catherine Nichols
Alice Santman
Lillie Emmett
Maude Sperow
Summit Avenue
Lillie
Post Graduate Course Tops Hagerstown High Enrollment
About fifty students at Hagerstown High School will enroll in the post graduate course this year, the largest number in school history. Prof. John D. Zentmyer cites 50 requests as the total, with many returning graduates taking mixed programs in academic and commercial fields. The commercial department is full and some applicants cannot be accommodated. Over 50 graduates will attend colleges and medical schools this fall, many already having left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown High School
John D. Zentmyer
Varied social visits noted around St James and area
Day and night callers from St James, Hagerstown, Martinsburg, and Roanoke visited families including Reichard, Eakle, Emmert, Kemp, and Barnhart. Genevieve Emmert prepared to resume studies at Maryland State University. Gracia Barnhart to attend winter school with grandparents. Kentucky game and fish commission sold 4218 quail for hunting preserves at $1.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reichard
St. James
Homer Eakle
Hagerstown
Essie Eakle
Reba Delauder
Lucy Davis
Melvin Davis
Hal ‘Davis
Norman Emmert
Genevieve Emmert
Baltimore
Maryland State University
R. G. Jones
Martinsburg
W. Va
Harry Bowers
St James
J. Webster Kemp
Roanoke
I. D. Kemp
Kemps
Kemp Kretzer
James Bush
Cole
Nevin Barnhart
Elizabeth
Gracia
River Bend
Williams Dinsmore
Our
Kemp
Barnhart
Gracia Barnhart
E. C. Miller
Fred Myers
Frank Hammond
Lee Myers
Miller
Kentucky Game and Fish Commission
Warner Plan for Fine Season Specials and Vitaphone Work
Warner Bros and Vitaphone announce a fine season of about 194 short subjects with eight classifications. Road show shorts titled Broadway Brevities will be three reels featuring Fanny Brice Hal LeRoy Mitzi Mayfair Ether Waters Lita Srey Chaplin and others. new Melody Masters series spotlights national reputation bands including Rubinoff Ted Lewis Vincent Lopez Jack Denny and Eddie Duchin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
Vitaphone
J. J. Payette
Warner ‘Bros
Washington
Fanny Brice
Hal LeRoy
Mitzi Mayfair
Ether Waters
Lita Srey Chaplin
Paul Whiteman
Band
Jack Fulton
Joan Sargent
Tom Patricola
Janet Reade
Dawn O'Day
Jans and Whalen
Dorothy Stone
Ramona
Nora Williams
Georges Metaxa
Peggy Healy
Syvie Froods
Jane Froman
Donald Nevis
Lillian Roth
Harry Warren
Walter Donaldson
Dr. Rockwell
Notre Dame Glee Club
Black and Sully
Sigmond Spaeth
Edgar Bergen
Rubinoff
Ted Lewis
Vincent Lopez
Jack Denny
Abe Lyman
Eddie Duchin
Dave Apollon
Borrah Minnevitch
Claude Hopkins
Riot Squad at Henry's Theatre in Saturday lineup
Henry's Theatre presents Riot Squad a nine chapter serial featuring Tom Tyler with Madge Bellamy Pat O Malley and James Flavin plus Mickey Mouse Building a Building. Continuous showings from 12 30 pm to 11 pm with free checkroom service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry’s Theatre
Madge Bellamy
Pat O'Malley
James Flavin
Riot Squad
Tom Tyler Lin
Clancy
The
Mounted
Mickey Mouse Jin
United Artists
Riot
Law
Her First Mate Closes Today at Maryland Theater
The popular stage comedy stars ZaSu Pitts and Sam Summerville and ends its successful run today at 2 and 4 PM and 7 and 9 PM. Adapted from Salt Water by Dan Jarrett John Golden and Frank Craven, it delivers sharp wit and salty humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
ZaSu Pitts
Sam Summerville
Maryland
Dan Jarrett
John Golden
Frank Craven
Another Language to Be Shown Monday in Hagerstown
The Broadway hit Another Language features Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery in leading roles. The light comedy shows a bride and mother in law navigating wedding plans and honey moon questions, presented in Hagerstown for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery
Hagerstown
Tombstone Canyon Thrills at Colonial Theatre Final Show Today
Ken Maynard’s latest western Tombstone Canyon drew applause at the Colonial Theatre yesterday. The film blends fast action with a mystery, featuring Cecelia Parker, Sheldon Lewis, Lafe McKee, and Frank Browne, directed by Alan James for KBS World Wide.
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Colonial Theatre
Ken Maynard
Tombstone Canyon
KBS World Wide
Cecelia Parker
Sheldon Lewis
Lafe McKee
Frank Brownlee
Alan James
I Love That Man opens at Colonial Theatre Monday
Edmund Lowe and Nancy Carroll star in a drama about a woman's devotion to a man she knows is less than trustworthy. The production opens Monday at the Colonial Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Lowe
Nancy Carroll
Colonial Theatre
Local Social Roundup at Mt Airy Ridge and Nearby
Walnut Foint reports a busy social week with visits from Howard Sprecher family and Nona Sprecher. Nearby connections include Vada Obitts and Frances Jones returning home from Hagerstown, Almeta Burgan visiting Morrisonburg and Staunton, and Fort Frederick wineger roast honoring Herbert Huffman family and Pearl Riddel of Harrisonburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Point
Howard Sprecher
Nona Sprecher
Irvin Pittenger
Mt. Airy Ridge
Vada Obitts
Frances Jones
Hagerstown
Genevieve Sprecher
Almeta Burgan
Morrisonburg
Staunton
Harry Mowen
Wm. Boward
Roger Burgan
Arthur Burgan
Millard Kretzer
Charlton
Mix Pearl Riddel
Harrisonburg
Wilmer Ditmer
Evelyn
Harrisburg
Bertha Sprecher
Albert Chariton
Kempa
J. Wade Huffman
Fort Frederick
Herbert Huffman
Pearl Riddel
H. A. Fesperman
Mary Brown
Lottie Sue
Bettie Gray
Catherine
Addison Groff
Addison
Clyde Gordon
Baltimore
Gwendyla and
Garlin
Alineta
Everett Burgan
Woodpoint
Urge Purchase of Monocacy Battlefield by Federal Government
Washington September 9 1922 representatives Lewis Deh Md David G Winebrenner Maryland Secretary of State and Judge Clenn Worthington Monocacy Battlefield Association urged the National Park Service to recommend buying the battlefield with public works funds. They cited Park Service friendliness to federal takeover as outcome. Homicides and personal crisis reports in Kentucky in 1922 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lewis
Deh
David G Winebrenner
Maryland
Clenn
H Worthington
National Park Service
All Aboard for the Laugh Cruise of the Season
A lighthearted scene praises a comic travel outing titled The Laugh Cruise. It contrasts the show’s energy with other humor driven programs and notes a saltier, peppier tone than competing offerings.
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R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
R. D. McKee
Chicago Market
McCardell Bros
Long
Cauffman & CO
East
Harry S. Myers
Gaines
Acka
Cata
Howard's
E. Balto
Roney Bros
Mayor Wertz
Ass'n
I. M. Wertz
Charles HE. Cowan
Interstate Milk Producers’Association
Ben Werty
Association
Wertz
Agriculture Wallace
Wallace
Cowan
Milk Association
Welty
New York
New York Milk Control Board
George C. Wiebel
George Wiebel
Garlinger Avenue
Martinsville
Martinsville High School
Wiebel
Lynchburg College
KAY Jewelry CO
Exparta
Farmers & Merchants Bank
West Washington St
Mechanics’ Loan and Savings Bank
Patent
A. P. All Righté Renorved
Lindberghs
Shetland Islands
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lerwick
Sweden
Associated
Fountain Dale
Fairfield
Heidlersburg
York Springs
Clear Spring
Lemoyne
Clark's Ferry
Clark’s Ferry
Newport
Millerstown
Mifflintown
Lewistown
Strodes Mill
Moveytown
Shirleysburg
Orbisonia
Shade Gap
Burnt Cabins
Littleton
Knobsville
Mcconnellsburg
Cove Gap
Mercersburg
Upton
Greencastle
Marpel
Hotel Hamilton
Fairplay
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Musey & Evans
Warners Plan
Henry’s
New Maynard Thrills
Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co
Low Rates Gas CO
Texas
Songhorn Steer
Guinan
Pasadena
Cal
Tha
Clancy OF
the Mounted
Kentucky
Summerville
Zasu
Aeiee
Helen
Eresnguage
Lowne Closser
Bale Wenrt Travers Mag Picture
Ms Waren Eet Coro Thur
Canyon
Buddy Regera Marten Nien
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