Tremendous thanks for Little Theatre play support
The Little Theatre, Inc. praises many volunteers and businesses for a successful production at Green Gables Inn. Credits go to Dr Slavinas and W. W. Glass in lead roles, plus James W. March as lifeline, with numerous cast and committee members honored for stage, costumes, scenery, and publicity efforts.
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Little Theatre, Inc
Jon
Green Gables Inn
Dr. Slavinas
W. W. Glass
James W. March
Helen S. Zeigler
Jane Scully
Harry Hanst
Kenneth Rice
Robert McNally
Anne Quirk
Donald Rocav
Georgia Conrad
Benjamin Thomas
Anne T. McGuire
Neélia Beverley
Joseph Thomas
R. E. Griffith, Jr
A. BE. Griffith
Elsie May Gaunt
Douglas Smith
Fred van
Steck
Lewis Barton
Betsy Rice
Catherine McVicar
Anne B. Kern
R. E Barton
J. W. Arthur
Walter Bosserman
George Smith
Little Theatre
Little Theater
Kurtz Furniture Company
R. T. Jones and Company
Green Gables Club
Lees Avenue of Escaping Heavy Hospital Costs
Memorial Hospital announces a group hospitalization plan for city residents. Members pay 75 cents a month and receive three weeks of care per year, with enrollment starting in January and open to employed individuals and wives of members. The plan aims to ease rising medical bills and expand access to hospital care.
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Lees Avenue
Ian Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Meisa
Miss Anderson
Kibler Brothers Escape Car Roll at Cedar Creek Bridge
Norville Kibler, manager of an Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co store, and his brother Ellsworth escaped injury after the car went off the Cedar Creek bridge embankment Saturday night. The vehicle rolled down the slope but was driven out on its own power with both men unharmed.
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Norville Kibler
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Toms Brook
Cedar Creek Bridge
Ellsworth Kibler
Kibler Brothers
Baltimore Fire of 1904 Spurred City Redevelopment
The 1904 Baltimore blaze razed 46 blocks in the business district causing about 125 million dollars in damage. Officials viewed it as a blessing in disguise as the disaster accelerated progress and led to complete rehabilitation of the razed area within three years.
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Baltimore
Apple Crop 1934 Nears 1933 Levels in Report
The Department of Agriculture reports 1934 total apple production at 119,855,000 bushels, about 16 percent below 1933’s 142,981,000 and 23 percent under the five year 1927–31 average. Commercial crop reaches 75,160,000 bushels, 1 percent above 1933 but 22 percent below the five year average. Carlot shipments forecast at 68,076 cars for 1934–35, with 39,777 moved by Dec 1 and 27,299 left to move. truck shipments rising, reducing rail reliance.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
National Camp of Boy Scouts Plans for Jamoree in Washington
The 25th anniversary Boy Scouts celebration will host about 30 000 Scouts and leaders from the United States and abroad at a four hundred acre site along the Potomac at Columbia Island. A National Jamboree Committee led by Walter W. Head coordinates plans with invitations to 44 foreign countries.
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Stow Ar Ee
Roosevelt
Boy Scouts of America
Shenandoah Area Council
Washington
Potomac
Columbia Island
Horton
Scout
Frank Horton
Shenandoah
Winchester
National Executive Board
Boy Scouts
Walter W. Head
St. Louis Mo
Judge York
Colin. H. Livingstone
Washington, D. C
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Marshall Fi Aich
Theodore Mc New York
Charles E. Cutting
James EB. West
London
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Denmark
Birkenhead
England
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Hungary
British Isles
British Empire
Boy Scout International Bureau
West
Capitol
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Robert E. Lee Mansion
Arlington
United States
Dramatic Court Meeting Between Widows Over Slaying
In San Francisco a grieving widow, Mrs John Pavia, confronted Mrs Nazzareno Tinti, wife of the accused slayer, after a fatal argument led to a murder. The scene showed fear and salvos of sorrow as the two women clashed and comfort failed.
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Nazzareno Tinti
San Francisco
We Live Again and Billboard Girl at Hable's Palace
Anna Sten and Frederick March star in We Live Again at Hable's Palace today and Wednesday with Bing Crosby in Billboard Girl. Two big features headline a program praised as the finest New Year’s offering in this city, including a Fox News reel.
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Anna Sten
Frederick March
Hable's Palace
Bing Crosby
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Wife Preservers Marshmallow Sauce Method
To make marshmallow sauce for steamed puddings heat ten marshmallows cut in pieces in one cup maple syrup until fluffy not melted. Cool slightly and fold in one half cup scalded evaporated milk, chilled and whipped.
People’s Service Drug Store Sells Hall’s Cough Preparations
Ad reads multiple Hall's cough preparations available at Peoples Service Drug Store located 9 North Main Street. Three sizes priced 35 cents 60 cents and one dollar, with ad language emphasizing product availability.
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Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Hall’s &Xpectorant
People’s Service Drug Store
Main Street
Wistheden
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