Two Woman Bowler Exhibits In City Matches
Lorraine Guill the second ranked US woman bowler from Washington faced two top male amateurs in city exhibitions. She lost to Marsden Licklider 638 to 619 over five games and defeated Roy Duvall 367 to 363 in three games. Simons and Guill plan a 10 game exhibition next September 1 at Health Center alleys.
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Lorraine Guill
United States
Washington
Marsden Licklider
Roy Duvall
oSalors
Gulli
Ida Simmons
U. S
Miss Gulli
Licklider
Duvall
Three Palmer Brothers Injured by Scaffold Collapse
Three brothers Louis 32 of Linthicum Heights Clayton 22 and Howard 19 of Hanover Md were injured when a scaffold at a filling station on the Gov Albert C Ritchie Boulevard near Robinson collapsed dropping them 14 feet. Louis had chest and back injuries, Clayton bruises to arms and legs, Howard bruised arms and they were taken to Emergency Hospital.
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Annapolis
Gov
Albert C. Ritchie
Robinson
Louis Palmer
Linthicum Heights
Clayton Palmer
Howard Palmer
Hanover
Louis
Clayton
Howard
Children’s Day Services at Congregational Church
Sunday at 11 a m the Congregational Christian Church observes Children’s Day with a pageant about Samuel life. About fifty Sunday school children take part with special music by the junior choir. Elaine Sheetz plays for the program joined by Betty Jean LaFollette on violin. All welcomed.
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Samuel
Elaine Sheetz
Betty Jean LaFollette
Will Rogers Style Scotch Jokes Across Continents
A humorous anecdote traces jokes about Scotch characters heard from Scotland to New York and then to Nebraska. The setup follows a Scotchman in London meeting a friend and describing his honeymoon while the friend jokes about meeting the bride.
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New York
Nebraska
London
Edina
Sandy
Dale Carnegie Biography Note
Dale Carnegie famed author of How to Win Friends and Influence People is noted for his enduring impact on communication and self improvement. This brief sketch highlights his role as a pioneer in personal development and public speaking training with lasting influence.
Cowboys, railroads, rodeos and pursuit of speed across eras
The speaker recounts attitudes to travel and safety from trains to flying, cites rodeos in Calgary Cheyenne and Fort Worth, praises Ches ter Byers roping, and notes a monkey on a donkey act. It highlights Walter Chrysler rising from a 30 cent hour job to a turning point by bold action and cites Walter B. Pitkin on time as life.
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Harold Peat
H. G. Wells
America
Wells
Calgary
Canada
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fort Worth
Texas
Chester Byers
Chester
Will Rogers
Walter Chrysler
Salt Lake City
Walter B. Pitkin
Columbia University
Robin Hood Coloring Contest at Capitol Theatre
The Star and Capitol Theatre sponsor a coloring contest with a $5 grand prize and guest tickets to see Robin Hood opening Sunday midnight at the Capitol. Three pictures from The Adventures of Robin Hood are to be colored using crayons or paints and submitted to the Contest Editor by noon Monday.
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Claude Rains
Prince John
Robin Hood
Errol Flynn
Olivia de Havilland
Star
Capitol Theatre
Star Papers
Frear among four lawyers charged in New York theft scheme
Four lawyers including Philip A. Frear son of ex congressman James A Frear were charged in New York with looting at least $6 million from seven investment trusts. Frear was arrested in Washington on a fugitive warrant and released on $5000 bond saying he would fight extradition and denying involvement. The case spans New York Boston and Washington.
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New York
Philip A. Frear
James A. Frear
Wisconsin
Boston
Washington
Frear
Central
Special Features At Class Meeting
J Henry Moling Jr church elder will teach the Open Door Bible Class lesson at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church at 9 45 a m Sunday. The lesson is Serving by Personal Devotion to Christ. Courtney Jones will perform a flute solo. All men are invited to attend.
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J. Henry Moling, Jr
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Moling
Christ
Courtney Jones
Church
Handley High School
Janitor Dismisses Sweepstakes Joke With Big Prize Call
Norris Nash, a Philadelphia janitor, received a telegram claiming he won 50 000 on a sweepstakes ticket. After verifying with the telegraph company, he learned the message was a prank and did not find it humorous.
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Philadelphia
Norris Nash
Telegraph
Nash
Man Jailed After Traffic Court Fine Dispute in Portland
In Portland Oregon Glenn O Holtz faced a $3 fine for lacking inspection. He argued the car was sold and offered to deduct the amount from the sale price. Municipal Judge Julius Cohn ordered a day in jail after the dispute over payment.
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Portland, Ore
Glenn O. Holtz
Julius Cohn
Holtz
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Dorothy Peterson
McNamee News
Skippy
Stean Od
Raehs
Ela -A Ap
New Pri Pluie
Hood
Errol
Flynn
Gorgeon
Technicolor
Basil Rathbone
Patric Knowles
Eugene Pallette
Alan Hale
Melville Cooper
Ian Hunter
Una O'Connor
Warner Bros
Palm Beach
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
DaBarry
By Richard Hudnut
Rhodes Drug Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Marsden Lichlider
Health Center
Scotland
Gladstone
Gray & Eddy
Dale Carnegie
McNaught Syndicate
N. Main St
Winchester
Winchester Milling Corp
N. Cameron St
Hansbrough & Carter
John Deere
Lupton Orchard Service Co
Miles Music CO
Loudoun St
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Avenue
Noah Beery, Jr
Frances Robinson
Forbidden Valley
Hable
Flamin
Ken Maynard
Ritz Brothers
Kentucky Moonshine
20Th Century-Fox
Tony Marjorie
Martin-Weaver
Slim Summerville
John Carradine
Wally Vernon
Berton
Collins
Darryl ’ Fineness
Thates
Op. Duchom
Daffy
Pollack’& Mitchell
McCarr
Nick
Deering Bargain
Cletrac
Fordsons
George W
Kurtz
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