Public sale of Amos Smith estate farm in Adams County
Administrators of Amos Smith deceased announce a public sale on September 20 1930 at 1 30 p m on the farm in Reading Township Adams County Pennsylvania near East Berlin York Springs and Gettysburg. The 132 acre property includes a two story stone house bank barn hog pen chicken house wagon shed milk house a timbered area and meadow with running water. Viewing by appointment with the administrators Mertie C Smith and P C Smith. J L Williams attorney for the estate.
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Amos Smith
Court of Common Pleas
Adams Co
Penna
Reading
East Berlin
York Springs
Gettysburg
Mertie C. Smith
P. C. Smith
Estate Settlement Notice
Estate will settle with the undersigned as indicated in the notice dated 9 16 51.
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Supper Planned by Boyce Methodist Church South
The social service department of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will host a public supper at the Parish Hall in Boyce on Friday night September 19. Rev Dr Philips of the Children’s Home Society of Virginia spoke at both services Sunday.
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Boyce
Social Service Department
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Dr. Philips
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Boy Scout Fire Department
Christ Episcopal Church
Millwood
Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel
Brubaker Visits Relatives Across State Line
Mrs. W. H. Brubaker is visiting at the home of her niece Mrs. Katherine Insley in Dorsey Maryland while in the area near Burgh and Monesson Pennsylvania appreciating family ties and local travel.
Dawn Patrol at Capitol Theatre Aerial War Epic Shocks
The Dawn Patrol opens at the Capitol Theatre with Richard Barthelmess in the lead and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Neil Hamilton among the cast. It promises thrills and a stark portrayal of World War I air combat as a moving panorama of sacrifice and the war’s grim reality.
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Capitol Theatre
Richard Barthelmess
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Neil Hamilton
France
Earle and His Clerk To Marry in Philadelphia
Swepson Earle state conservation commissioner and his secretary Miss Georgia A Poehlman planned to marry in Philadelphia on September 16. The wedding was held secret during his vacation and to be performed by a relative who is the bishop of New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Swepson Earle
Georgia A. Poehlman
Philadelphia
Earle
New Jersey
Draper Wins In First Voting Town
Ashford Mass September 16 Eben S Draper won 29 percent of 32 votes cast in the first town reporting returns in the nation in the last presidential election Former Senator William M Butler received one vote and one Republican voter abstained The Democratic tally was 32nd in sequence.
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Associated Press
Ashford
Mass
Eben S. Draper
William M. Butler
Baltimore radio WBAL seeks 50 000 watt power increase
The Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company of Baltimore applied to the Federal Radio Commission for authority to raise WBAL station power from 10 000 to 50 000 watts and to relocate its transmitter to a new site.
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Associated Press
Washington
Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company of
Baltimore
Federal Radio Commission
WBAL
Bromley Abandons Projected Pacific Flight Plan
Lieut Harold Bromley abandoned his attempt to fly across the Pacific this year from Ominato Japan citing repairs. He hopes for backing for a 1931 trans Pacific effort after replacing damaged monoplane parts would take about one month.
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Associated Press
Ominato
Japan
Harold Bromley
Pacific
Bromley
SOS Baby Festival Officials Rally To Calm Baby Crowd
At 9 this morning five calls went to the baby headquarters as six babies registered and uttered Oohs and Gurgles. Members offered pacifiers, food, toys, tools, and even a calf to reassure the tots while plans for the festival proceeded. More than 175 babies are entered with five days left to register as the I O O F Lodge sponsors the event.
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B. J. Snapp
Harry Brill
Gus Chambers
W. O. Parlett
J. R. Everhart
John Bywaters
H. R. Carter
Clearbrook
Joe Newlin
E. W. Ewings
L. I. Harper
Harold Edwards
R. L. Jones
L. J. Wright
Standard Oil
Rolland McInturff
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Explorers Bones Examined by Hospital Experts in Tromsoe
In Tromsoe Norway on September 16 the sealer Isbjoern with Knut Frankel’s remains arrived, escorted by the government steamer Michael Lars and the Swedish gunboat Svenskund. The coffin was taken to a nearby hospital for examination by experts.
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Associated Press
Tromsoe
Norway
Isbjoern
Knut Frankel
Andre
Michael Lars
Svenskund
Frankel
Two Named On U. S. Tariff Commission
President Hoover appointed Edgar B. Boissard and Alfred P. Dennis, veterans of the old tariff commission, to join the new body overseeing the Smoot Hawley act and its administration.
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U. S. Tariff
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Edgar B. Boissard
Alfred P. Dennis
Mercury Climbs in New York Heat Wave
In New York on September 16 a tidal heat wave pushed temperatures to 80 degrees by 10 a.m. with humidity reaching 91 percent, creating oppressive conditions across the city.
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Associated Press
New York
Scouts as a Great Instrument for Good, Says Coolidge
President Calvin Coolidge extols the movement praising its rules of right thinking and acting and its virtue for personal and social life. He envisions every boy aged 12 to 17 under Scout influence reducing national pessimism and expanding the program’s reach.
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United States
Calvin Coolidge
Three Children Burned To Death In Jackson Fire
In Knollwood Park suburb, three Martin children aged 6 4 and 9 perished last night as a fire destroyed the Martin home. Clarence Martin was burned while attempting to rescue them. the blaze was caused by an overheated stove.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Mich
Clarence Martin
Martin
Knollwood Park
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