I think so, it might be the Labor Day hurricane of 1935.  Here is a pretty detailed description of it, and a photo.
assistant
You're right, there were several very strong hurricanes in 1935.  But the Great Hurricane of 1938 was the strongest hurricane to hit the United States.  It had wind speeds up to 180 mph.
assistant
I am doing a project on weather disasters in the United States. Can you tell me what the strongest hurricane was to ever hit the U.S. was?
user
I’m going to guess you’re thinking of the Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
assistant
Well, I'm not really thinking of anything in particular. Was Katrina the strongest hurricane to ever hit the U.S.?
user
There was another one, called the Great Hurricane of 1938, that was bigger and stronger.
assistant
Are you sure the date is correct? I know there was a strong storm in 1935 that hit the Florida Keys but that was before they started naming storms. Is that the one you are referring to?
user