Fish and Game Exhibit Receives High Praise at Fair
The Izaak Walton League oversees a diverse display near the fairgrounds entrance featuring wild specimens from five to mounted pieces. The Maryland Game Department shows full grown turkeys and younger birds at Pearre, with other wildlife including quail, pheasants, ducks, raccoon, and a central pool housing carp and frogs. Additional exhibits come from US Biological Department showing deer, beaver, buffalo head, bobcats, and a large mounted moose. Fireworks conclude each night with a strong NRA Blue Eagle reminder and models of sailing slip vessels. A. M. Powell arranged the show for the Maryland Conservation Department.
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Izaak’ Walton League
State Game Department
Szaak Walton Refuge
Pearre
Gwyn Brook
Maryland
Hagerstown
Aken
United States
California
Samuel Michaels
Shenandoah Junction
NRA
A. M. Powell
Maryland Conservation Department
William, Tell
Reid Letter Visitors Gather Across Maryland
Sept 6 report from Reid lists numerous family and friend visits across Maugansville Ridgeley Hagerstown Williamsport and surrounding towns. Names include Burkholder Shank Boward Lease Beal and Leatherman among others with trips to Baltimore Chicago Hershey Boonsboro and Ellicott City.
Chapter to Meet Antietam Disabled Veterans Friday
There will be a meeting of the Antietam Chapter Disabled American Veterans at the office of local commander E. E. Knepper, 211 McCrory Building, on Friday evening at o'clock.
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Antietam
E. E. Knepper
McCrory Building
Berkeley Woolen Mills Coerced Workers, NLB Rules
Washington September 17 The National Labor Board ruled that the Berkeley Woolen Mills at Martinsburg West Virginia attempted coercion of its employees in a case tied to the recovery act. A strike began August 13 at the Martinsburg plant with about 325 workers, most seeking union recognition and reemployment of six discharged colleagues. Negotiations had stalled after prior settlement talks failed and a September 6 hearing was not attended by firm representatives.
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Washington
National Labor Board
Berkeley Woolen Mills
Martinsburg
West Virginia
W. Va
Labor Board
Philadelphia CCC Youth Dies After Embankment Collapse
Lewis Horn, 18, of Philadelphia, a Civilian Conservation Corps member stationed at Allen's Valley, died at Chambersburg Hospital yesterday morning from injuries after an embankment gave way.
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Lewis Horn
Philadelphia
Civilian Conservation Corps
Allen's Valley
Chambersburg Hospital
Mrs. D W Cunningham ill. visitors abound at Myers home
Mt Airy Ridge notes Mrs D W Cunningham on sick list with boils on head. Visitors to the Fres ten Myers home include Albert Bartles and son from Hagerstown, Mrs Miley Carbaugh, Mrs Katie Gesnel, Roy Dieterich family, Miriam Hykes Thelma Spickler Lelia Martin Betty Sei bert Geraldine Buchanan William Myers Howard Shank of San Mar and Charlies French, all of Hagerstown. Also Chloe Anthony Whit Anthony Margaret Kendig Hagerstown area and Ruth Dieterich Baker Bea sie Johnson and daughter Ruth Dieterich, with Thos A Pittengar family. The Suez Canal, 104 500 miles long, dates from 1569 and has no locks.
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D. W. Cunningham
Albert Bartles
Hagerstown
Fresten Myers
Myers
Miley Carbaugh
Katie Gesnel
Roy Dieterich
Miriam Hykes
Thelma Spickler
Lelia ‘Martin
Betty Louise Sei
Bert
Geraldine Buchanan
William Myers
Howard Shank
San Mar
Charlies French
Chloe Anthony
Whit Anthony
Western Pike
Margaret Kendig
Martinsburg
W. Va
H. E. Toms
A. 8. Johnson
Beasie
Ruth Dieterich
Preston Myers
Thos. A. Pittengar
Roger Pryor Heads to Hagerstown for Maryland Show
Star of Moonlight and Pretzels Roger Pryor, a Harrisburg favorite and son of Arthur Pryor, appears in person at the Maryland starting tomorrow. He rose to local fame as a juvenile in stock at the Academy and Maryland venues with the Merkel Harder Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ever Pryor
Moonlight and Pretzels
Maryland
Harrisburg
Academy
Merkel Harder
Pryor
Arthur Pryor
the Maryland
Oyal Racine
Brief Moment Stars Lombard and Raymond at Henry's
Carole Lombard and Gene Raymond headline the newly released Columbia film Brief Moment arriving in Hagerstown for today tomorrow and Friday. The story follows a vain singer and a earnest young man in a witty romantic plot with supporting roles by Monroe Owsley Donald Cook Arthur Hohl and Florence Britton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole. Lombard
Monroe Owsley
Alexander Woollcott
Donald Cook
Arthur Hohl
Florence, Britton
Another Language Shows Hayes and Montgomery At Their Best
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature An other Language closes today at the Maryland theater. Helen Hayes and Robert Montgomery headline the production, drawing audiences with strong performances while conveying family troubles in a somber, engaging drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hayes
Robert Montgomery
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Maryland
Theatre with Helen Hayes co stars in new film
The article describes Helen Hayes co starring with Robert Montgomery in a film adaptation based on a renowned play by Rose Franken. It calls the epic tale of an American middle class family and mothers in law, praising its moral about maternal love and the boundaries mothers set after marriage.
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Helen
Hayes
Robert Montgomery
Rose
Franken
Hase
Charlton Social News Lists Local Visitors and Visits
Sunday visitors in the Roy Ebersole home include the Shupps and their children Evelyn Francis Mary Sidney Sumner, Kreizer children Alice Marshall Fred Thelma, Abe Moore family and others. Mrs Ankeney hosted guests including McFaddin Hetzer Davis Ankeney Seitz Teerick Small Moore Tabhelm Moore, Palmer Moore, Myers, Ankeney, Moser, and Palmear families. Local travelers Melcher Harsh of Hagerstown spent Sunday with Calvin Myers. George Murray of Chevy Chase visited Edward Cunningham. Miss Grace Ankeney returned to Reisterstown after vacation. Marie Shirk of Hagerstown visited Charles and Mrs Shirk. Montan cattle shipments to main markets exceed 300,000 head annually since 1920.
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Charlton
Roy Ebersole
John
Shupp
Evelyn
Francis
Mary
Sidney
Sumner
Lant Kreizer
Alice
Marshall
Fred
Thelma
Abe Moore
Roger
Bobby
Howard Ankeney
James McFaddin
Son
Bertha Hetzer
Charles
Mise Leona Davis
Louise Ankeney
George Seitz
Charles Teerick
Helen Small
Thelma Moore
Laurent Tabhelm
Robert Moore
Misa Peary, Myers
William ‘Ankeney
Grover Moser
Albert Palmer
Roy Myers
Gladwitz
Warne Palmear
Melcher Harsh
Hagerstown
Charles Shirk
John Sandy
Frank Davis
Harry Small
Robert
Heesie Seal
Washington, D.C
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Montana
Hig
Hesters
Ran Soler
Drulalits Rye Cig
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear
TIRE
Your Credit Peoples
Wanahington St
Lamb
Gene Raymont
David Burton
Columbia
Hite
Bcrappy
Little Jack Little
Singia
Trademark Registerc
Patent Office
Reid
Lee Newman
Baltimore
Mary Baumgardner
Daniel Boward
Roscoe
Chicago
Annie Oberholser
Martha Shank
Lettersburg
Esther
Kathryn Rahauser
Chambersburg
C. E. Shank
Paul Ridenour
Hattway
Abram Shank
Greencastle
Alvey Showalter
Norman Burkholder
Samuel Myers
Williamsport
Otho
Rice
Shady
Joseph Weber
W. H. Beachley
Johnson Bowman
Highfield
James Minnick
Janet Troupe
G. L.atherman
J. D. Leatherman
Pauline Troupe
H. M. Troupe
Elder Hoover
Edna Hoover
A. R. Cook
Gladys
Ralph Morris
Leatherman, Leiterabure
Migs
Cook
Alvey Cook
Ethel , Lehiman
Lois Beachley
Ruth Hollyday
Catherine Adams
Robert Deibert
Hershey
H. Mason
Doris
Janet
Hloise
Donnie Lee
Boonsboro
Labor Day
Chirlotte Lawson
John Lawson
Ellicott City
Eloise Troupe
Clara
Hollyday
Beatrice
Pauline Moats
Ridgeley
Edward Lease
Wingerton
Misa
Gladys Cook
Brother Guy
He Sterfield
Woolen Mills
Phillips Holmes
Fay Wray
George E. Stone
the Colonial
Miss
Blanche McDonald
Hollywood
Atlantic City
Associated Press
MT. Airy Ridge
Conkey's
Howard’s
E. Balte
Roger Pryor
Carole Lombard
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Musey & Evans
R. M. Hays & Bros
Washington St
Schindel - Rohrer
Harry S. Myers
Peterson
Feterson
Comedy Riot
Maryland News
Sereca
Siege
Radio
Staral
New York
MEER
Aros
Georgel Stone
Fay
N/RAY
Minne Gombell
Reginald Owen
Tien G
Reginald Mason
Sam Nerdy
Lesden Tinteheld
PRI
SAT
Tim Mecov
Warner
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