Willow Riding and Hunt Club Show at Fountain Head Heights
A large gallery witnessed the Willow Riding and Hunt Club event yesterday afternoon at Fountain Head Heights opposite The Cub. About a thousand spectators watched rider skill on the flat, with K Baker noted as the top performer among entrants, Betty continuing a family line, while Anna May Danzer placed third on Anne Up. Robert Borner of Waynesboro won the gentlemen’s three gaited saddle class on Dizzy Brond, with Harold Stouffer of Chambers and Ambrose Foreman in nearby positions.
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Fountain Head Heights
Geckied
Ph .K. Baker
Pene Betty
Anna May Danzer
Anne Up
Robert’ Borner
Waynesboro
Dizzy
Harold Stouffer
Chambers and
Ambrose
Children ride at Polat In show prize winners listed
In the children's riding class Polat In took first prize with Willis Altenderfer Jr second and Alice Wiebel third. In the ladies saddle classes Miss Kempter and Adele Cahill were among top finishers. The men's class included Richard Foreman Ambrose Foreman Sherwood Bostwick and others. Judges were Major J. M. McDowell Clyde Brewer and G A Robinson.
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Polat
Willis
Altenderter, Jr
Alice
Weibel
Charien Denker
Miss Kempter
Mise Penn
Richard Foréman
Ambrose Foreman
Sherwood Bostwick
Waynesboro
Harold Stouffer
Chambersburg
Preston Howard
Orrin McCloskey
John Miller
Robert Boerner
Mr. Price
Galted
Adele Cahill
Helén Baker
Miss Kemper
Mary Ground
Martha Foreman
Freda Angle
Preston
Howard
Smith
Doris Stine
May Angle
Judy Stouffer
Poupe
Anna May Danzer
Buddy Schick
Alice Wiebel
Willis Altenderfer, Jr
Charles Danzer
Helen Baker
Prenton Howard
Bostwick
Richard Foreman
Major J. M. McDowell
Clyde Brewer
G. A. Robinson
Four Held on Auto Charges In Local arrests
Three men were arrested for driving while intoxicated and one for attempting to operate a vehicle while intoxicated. John Gerberich was fined after a pursuit ending on Willow Lane. Paul Yeates faced a hearing after a chase on North Jonathan Street. George Bowers was arrested on Cleveland Avenue for attempting to start a car. A federal loan report notes over 14 600 Indian farmers received loans totaling 43 043 846 from the Federal Land Bank in Louisville Kentucky.
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South Cannon Avenue
Maugans
Ralph Ritter
Frederick’ Street
Willow Lane
Paul Yeates
Oak Hill Avenue
Brennen
Limburg and
Basore
Jonathan Street
P.M. Kindle
Route 1
Frederick Street
W. J.chatham
George Bowers
Jefferson Street
Cleveland Avenue
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
Fern Growing Guide Offered Free To Readers
A practical fern growing guide outlining temperatures soils location and cultural details is available without charge. Readers may request a copy and submit questions about starting and growing all house plants to The Daily Mall Agricultural Editor in Washington DC.
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Growing indoor Ferns and proper light for success
The agricultural note explains fern care for indoor culture, stressing north windows for most species, avoiding direct sun. It warns against overwatering and insists on moist but not waterlogged soil with good drainage. Watering should be thorough every four to five days, not daily.
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Boston
Fern care warns of gas fumes and heat harm
A practitioner notes common fern failures from open gas stove fumes and excessive artificial heat near radiators. Temperature around 70 degrees minimizes losses, while 80 degrees raises failures. White fly also damages ferns and other houseplants. tobacco soap wash helps control. Dr Roy W Scott at Western Reserve University reportedly houses a large heart collection.
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Roy W. Scott
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Spanish flu epidemic sweeps Camp Meade as doctors downplay risk
Years ago today Camp Meade faced a Spanish flu outbreak doctors called it not serious Rally Day and Harvest at Trinity Lutheran drew 787 attendees with speeches by Robert H McCauley and H F P Hartman The National Prohibition Act passed the House 134 to 27 Aug 31 shows Hagerstown deposits total 11 627 173 George W Diehl a former local resident died in Wil Kingsburg Pa aged 68
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Robert H. McCauley
H. F P. Hartman
George W. Diehl
Wil Kingsburg
Kee Mariies Visit Pen Mar After Education Season Begins
A group of Kee Mariies visited Pen Mar for a day outing signaling the start of the educational season. Edwin Warfield, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, planned a two day stay at the Hagerstown Fair. Ezra Chapman returned to Pittsburgh after visiting his father here. The mercury dipped to 40 with a light frost. Maryland Shirt Company, led by president William A Beachley, began operations in the Malvern building.
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Edwin Warfield
Hagerstown Fair
Ezra Chapman
Pittsburgh
The
Maryland Shirt Company
William A. Beachley
Malvern
Walked Miles To Obtain Education
Miss Minnie Alice Crites of Durgan Hardy county West Virginia has enrolled at Shepherd College in Shepherdstown. She previously walked eight miles daily to Moorefield High School and last month walked thirteen miles from Martinsburg to attend an 8 o'clock class at Shepherd College. She will work to pay college expenses and spent $29.13 for the first half year. Louisiana's 4143 men in CCC camps represent 19,386 dependents in 4178 families.
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Minnie Alice Crites
Durgan
Hardy County
West Virginia
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Moorefield High School
Miss Crites
Martinsburg
Western Air Express Hits 100000th Passenger Milestone
Los Angeles Sept 34 The Western Air Express pioneer line marks seven years and five months without a passenger fatality or serious injury as it carries its 100000th traveler. Jimmy James, current manager, pilots the same inaugural route flight.
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Western Air Express
Pioneer ‘Air
United States
She. Company
Jimmy James
Theft Reported From Home On Saturday Night
DL Holland of 2 Bish' street reported to police that a shirt and a pair of shoes valued at 94 dollars were taken from his home Saturday night. He gave a description of the suspect.
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Holland
Bish’ Street
Youth missing prompts police search for Alfred Olzon Jr
Brooklyn New York police seek help locating Alfred Olzon Jr who vanished from his home over a week ago. The case draws on public tips and neighborhood inquiries as investigators pursue leads.
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Alfred Olzon, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hin
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