Married Man Shoots Waitress Then Kills Self Near Frederickburg
Earl Turner a 42 year old married man shot and killed Miss Margaret Limerick a 20 year old boarding house waitress then wounded himself on a road five miles from Frederickburg. A motorist found Turner injured near a highway he said he and Miss Limerick were tired of living. The couple had left the hotel where she worked and Turner roomed about six pm they did not return. Letters from the girl to him suggest their marriage plans were halted by Turner’s wife and presumed living in Philadelphia.
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Margaret Limerick
Washington
Turner
Miss Limerick
Philadelphia
Saint Augustine
Adam
Samuel
Reliance U B Charge to Hold All Day Meeting
Sunrise U B Church on Middle Road hosts a full day meeting led by Rev. S R Ludwig with Emmett Dettra directing music. A basket dinner will be served and additional speakers are expected. Services at 10 a m and 2 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m and an illustrated lecture at 8 p m. Friendship and Stephens Guy join Sunrise attendees.
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U. B
Middle Road
S. R. Ludwig
Emmett Dettra
Friendship
Stephens Guy
Reliance
Samuel of Shiloh and a Life of Faithful Service
The speaker extols Samuel as a model of godly life born to devout parents Hannah and Elkanah. He highlights Samuel’s theocratic authority, consistent conduct, and impact on Israel, contrasting his piety with others who preached righteousness yet failed in life. The talk links Samuel’s upbringing to his leadership in troubled times and stresses service in all honest livelihoods.
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Samuel
Hannah
Peninnah
Shiloh
Eli
God
Mount ‘Ephriam
Elkanah
Freal
The Stitch Set with a Prayer for I Dedicated to the Service
A readable fragment notes a “stitch set” and a prayer dedicated to service. The item appears as a short dedication likely tied to a community or religious event, with limited context but an emphasis on service and devotion.
U S Population Rises 16 Percent From 1920
Census Bureau reports continental U S population at 122 698 190 in 1930 up 16 987 570 or 16 1 percent from 1920. Including territories total US pop reaches 124 848 664, up 17 339 809 or 16 1 percent. Pennsylvania 9 640 832. Maryland 1 629 321. Virginia 2 413 471.
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Associated Press
Washington
Continental
United States
Census Bureau
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Born Reckless at Capitol Theatre features Edmund Lowe
Edmund Lowe stars as a gang leader in Born Reckless at Capitol Theatre today. Cather Dale Owen leads the female role with Lee Tracy Marguerite Churchill Paul Page and Ben Bard in supporting parts. Let Us Be Gay comes to Capitol Monday and Tuesday starring Norma Shearer with Rod La Rocque Marie Dressler Hedda Hopper Raymond Hackett and Gilbert Emery in a witty Paris driven romance.
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Edmund Lowe
Capitol Theatre
Catcer Dale Owen
Lee Tracy
Marguerite Churchill
Paul Page
Ben Bard
Capitol
Norma Shearer
Paris
Rod la Rocque
Marie Dressles
Hedda Hopper
Raymond Hackett
Gilbert Emery
Grandma memories and family jars preserved
A St. Joseph News Press note recalls how at this time of year their grandmother would can preserves in family jars, a tradition still recalled as the jars remain in the family.
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St. Joseph
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Loudoun Street
of Mutual Savings Banks
Shenandoah Valley
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Fashion Park Clothes
Frank Gearing
East
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Aart
Schaffner & Marx and Fashion Park
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
North Main Street
Fredericksburg
Earl Turner
Edmund Lowe As
Louis Beretti
Shearer
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Cowboy King
Ken Maynard
Larkin
Tarzan the Tiger
New York
Reliance U. B
H. E. Richardson
Palestine
Bethel
U. S
Capitol Today
Reckless
Ussfaves
W. F. Shryotk
Farmers & Merchants National
Bank and Trust Company
Winchester
Just
Linen
Palm Beach
Mohait
Jantzen
Gray & Sheetz
Men’s Toggery
United States Marine Corps
Liberty Magazine
Monrovia
Liberia
James Monroe
Brown & Fisher Bie
Gikes
Lindbergh
New Brunswick
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