Chairman Appoints Committees for Alsatia Parade
General Chairman Tom Cross names his committee chairs for the Alsatia Mummers Parade. Key roles include G C Branden burg as treasurer, Harry Snagely finance, Paul Snyder publicity, Vernon Metz music, George Albert marshal equipment, L L Cross banners, Doucias Pletcher organized bodies, K Bowers floats, W H Fisler decorations, Scoop Cost street dance, and William Niemyer membership finance. The club aims for the largest, most elaborate parade yet and plans a Municipal Band street dance after the parade. Can collections will occur in the North End Monday and South End Tuesday with cans due by 7 8 p.m.
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Tom Cross
G. C. Brandenburg
Harry Snagely
Robert Dudiey
Pawl Snyder
Vernon Metz
Robert Miller
George Albert
L. L. Cross
Doucias
K. Bowers Club
W. H. Fisler
Scoop
Night School Starts Oct 5 At Hagerstown High School
The public evening classes for adults begin Thursday October 5 at 7 15 PM at Hagerstown High School with registration on Tuesday October 3 from 7 15 to 9 PM. Courses include blueprint reading mechanical and architectural drawing auto mechanics electric work sheet metal pattern layout industrial math and woodwork. A tuition fee of three dollars is charged at the first meeting with one dollar refunded for perfect attendance.
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Hagerstown High School
Thea
Asimall
Fiddlers' Convention Set for Harford County Fair
An old fiddlers' convention is planned as part of the Harford County Fair October 10 to 14. The 16th annual event will award prizes and attract entrants from a wide territory.
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Harford County
Lea
Gasoline Topic Dominates Kiwanis Club Talk
C. E. Howell of Standard Oil described years of refinery work to perfect modern gasoline. He noted cars now run faster with more power and that industry labs spend about two million dollars yearly seeking gum free fuel. He spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon in the Alexander Hotel with local and visiting members present.
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C. E. Howell
Balti More
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Alexander
Harry Warne
Leslie B. Lakin
Prize Winning Tale of Missing Boy Dallas Mays Beard on
The Daily Mail contests a prize for Mrs. M. J. Fleming's story about Dallas Mays Beardon, a 12 year old who disappeared in 1918 after leaving Hugo Oklahoma. A Maryland Theatre exhibit invites the public to report missing persons to the Bureau of Missing Persons for verification.
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Dallas Mays Beardon
Hagerstown
E. Franklin Street
The
Daily Mail
Bureau of Missing Persons
Maryland Theatre
Dallas
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Sayley
Atti
Francis
California
Maryland
Academy Theatre
W. Washington Street
Mammoth plant found near Garls shop on Morris Lewis farm
An enormous mammoth skull nicknamed the snuff box was unearthed yesterday on the Morris Lewis farm near Garls shop. H W Mahne of 308 Jefferson Street donated the specimen to the Herald-Mail, and the plant is among the largest of its kind ever found locally and is on exhibition.
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Morris Lewis
Garls
Herald-Mail
H. W. Mahne
Jefferson Street
Man Ends Life in Blairton Park
Frank Paz a 54 year old resident of Blairton near Martinsburg West Virginia hanged himself in a Blairton park tying a rope to a swing. His body was found by friends in the park. An oreometer used for measuring densities of fixed oils is mentioned in the report.
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Frank Paz
Blairton
Martinsburg
W. Va
Maryland Has Unusual Film at the Maryland Theatre
The Bureau of Missing Persons opens to praise for entertainment with education and humor. Captain Webb played by Lewis B. Stone leads a police bureau in a story from Missing Men by Captain Ayres. Glenda Farrell and Sette Davin shine in fast moving scenes with Ben Jenkins delivering laughs.
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Bureau of Missing Persons
Maryland Theatre
Police Department
Captain Webb
Lewis 8. Stone
Captain Ayres
A Dureat
Itsre
Chicago
Sette Davin
Yead
Ben Jenkins
Acubt the most cleverest star in the Pictures
The fragment references Ethel as a clever star in a film scene with Mary and state police involvement. It mentions a news reel and scenes suggesting a cinematic confrontation or mystery. The text is partial and unclear about exact events or names.
Henrys Has A Fine Film Opens At Henrys
Review of Her Mad Night at Henrys describes a pleasant show with capable performers though dialogue and pacing hinder appeal. The piece notes the film opened yesterday and mentions crowd reaction and overall reception.
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The
Henry's
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Bureau OF Ising
Pat O'Brien
Glenda Farrell
Piet Mathewes
L Waters
Rufes Jones
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L. Simmers
Ibuck Jones
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Karmel Korn
the Kiomes
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