Ramsburg Wins Mrs Bopst Tennis Championship
Ramsburg defeats Victor Palmer 8-6 0-4 6-3 at Baker Park Municipal Courts to win the city tennis championship. He advanced by beating Lease Bussard in the semi finals as Elizabeth Boost clinched the women's title. Ramburg and Bussard later won men's doubles. The John Franck Memorial Trophy competition begins today with pairings and byes listed.
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J. Richard Ramsburg
Victor Palmer
Municipal Cours
Baker Park
Maeburg
Lease Bussard
Espec
Rarosburg
Palmer
Ramspure
Pal- Meer
Ramshore
Lioyd Rice
William Koontz, Jr
Koontz
Elizabeth Boost
Mins Vieginia Boeceway
Omre Roper
Miss Royal
Drake
Boost
Anna Margaret Gaither
Howard
McGregor
Lease Bunsard
Richard Ramsburg
Robert Clapp
H. F. Shipley and Sons
John Franck@alth
McQulkin DeGrange
Dartouth University
Wil
Unday
Adrian McCardell
Richard Ramaburg
C. Lense Bunsard
Lessi Bussard
Russell McCain
William Lebhere
W. HM. Jolliffe
Drew Charles Price
Yrore Flautt
Howard McGregor
Vicetor Palmer
Arthur Peregof
J. Nelson Bowers
Milton Frank, Jr
Te Trego Brust
Don Williams
James B. Harris
Malcolm McCardell
Radcliff
Lloyd Rice
Rich Redclll
Raymond Crambe
Thomas Geniner
Wilbur Kern
Repeal era loom questions liquor control and chaos
Washington Aug 7 The repeal amendment would send liquor policy back to states with federal action limited to enforcing internal revenue laws and existing state controls. If a 36th state ratifies, federal officials would declare adoption and liquor legality would rise in many states, while imported liquor and tax changes are anticipated. Original article details potential shortages, tax stamps, and varied state regulation plans amid pro repeal shifts.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Lraw
Vgmoe
Cmunlty
Internal Revenue
Department of Justice
Fedeeral
Webb-Kenyon
Roosevelt
Arizona
California
Colorado
Delaare
Iinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Montana
Nelgade
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Mitchells mark fiftieth wedding anniversary in Mt Airy
Mt Airy Aug 7 quiet fiftieth wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs James D Mitchell at home in Mt Airy Hosts Trinity Methodist Church South members presented a fine program with group singing of old songs A duet by Jack and Hypatia Smith and several games followed Attending include numerous relatives and friends from Mt Airy and nearby towns the couple plan to make Mt Airy their permanent home after moving from Main Street to Ridge Road The event featured a cage dessert served by Mrs Sponseller and other refreshments while many friends and family joined to wish the couple well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Mitchell
Hates
Baltimore
Henry Smith
Jackard
Hypatia
Walter Spurrier
Betty Lee
Doris
AR. A. Dorney
Barthter Ruth
Sammy
Friend
Mra
RA. Yingling
Prances
Buddy
R. E. Eader
Evelyn
Paul
Penn
Gurer
B. F
Rigies
C. Sponseller
Lester Rigler
Ralph Beck
Henry Clary
Tony Clary
Harry Nusbaum
Mare ‘Mk Kolb
Charles Hilleary
Thomas, Maynard
Abner Harriston
Ostar Mullinix
Hereux Sponselier
Elia Clary
Ruth
Mary Straw
Virginis Budeary
Heen Nusowam
Cotasioen
George W. Clay
John Norehwood
Guérméy Mullinix
Joseph McDonald
Mitchell
Airy
Main Street
Ridge Roand
B. C. Harrison
Sponseller
Gladys Wisner
Pleasant
Guerney Maclinix
Russell Leatherman
Calvin
Bilis
John Miemingard
Woodbine
Jenna Nail
Roland
Raymond Bier
Fieldinn
Mca. Bizler
Maryland General Hospital
Wilter Hood
Clarence Migseey
Benjamin Bryan
Mercy Hospital
Ze 4Oth
Dorothy Buckingham
Ber
Pears In Medium Syrup Heavier Variety Preferred
A how-to on canning pears in medium syrup and using heavy syrup for other fruits. Details include syrup ratios, processing methods, hot-water bath times, oven steps, and pressure-cooker guidance. Also covers fruit selection, peeling, packing, and finishing steps for best flavor and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater Mary
Mary
Lev
Wales
Mt. Airy Canning Worker Seeks Transfer After Six Weeks
Mt. Lake Park hosts news of Mt. Airy Canning Company employee Young Buckingham, an electrician, after a six week stint with the plant. The report notes the worker’s location and role within Mt. Airy operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Lake Park
Mt. Airy Canning Company
Young Buckingham
Cline Parents Welcome 97-Pound Baby Boy in Claggettsville
In Claggettsville Aug 7, Mr and Mrs Carl A Cline welcomed a 97 pound baby boy born Tuesday. Kemptown Sunday School to host annual picnic supper on August 12 on the church lawn with music by the Browningsville Band. Elaboration program planned with Mrs A A Moxley Leo Brown of Detroit and Harry E Moxley visiting D P Darna household.
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Glagcottsville
Carl A. Cline
Kemptown
Kemptown Church
Browningsville
A.A. Moxley
Leo Brown
Detroit
Mich
Harry E. Moxley
D. P. Darna
Barnesville
Allnutt reunion highlights Hyattstown area notices
Hyattstown August 7 The Allnutt reunion was held at the old family farm now owned by Charles Allnutt on Sunday August 1. Local residents James Ryan of Kensington visited with Mr and Mrs Jasper Price. Mrs Vernon Price and others visited Mrs Lucy Price. Frank Wheatley of Baltimore spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs W V Burdette. Dorothy Dudrow of New York Summered with her parents B H Dudrow. Mrs Durrow Linthicum visiting Adamstown with her father Wallace Dervis who is critically ill. Mary Ryan visited Camp Ritchie. Mrs Leslie Windsor remains critically ill but improving slowly. E W Jordan and daughter Ann spent part of the week at the Davia home. Mrs Edward Horine visiting Pools ville with sister Mrs Julius Hall. Mrs Howard Garrett and Miss Margaret Claggett injured in automobile mishap on the road to Walkersville. few minor injuries reported. Mr and Mrs E L Norwood and Mr Ric Pace attended the four churches M E Church South meeting in Clarksburg led by Rev Leamer Dulaney.
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Mt. Lake Park
Airy Canning Company
Mt. Airy
P. D. Proctor
Claudis
Baltimore
Mirs
Charles Plunkett
Miérietta
O. B. Buckinghaw
Plunkerth
Greyhound
Gladys Buckingham
Washington
E. L. Shipley
Lee Hollacker
Henry Anderson
Jane
Fey
Herman McKar
Calvary M. E. Church
J Weanington
Del
Lester Mace
New York City
B. F. Rigler
Ridge Road
Hazel Rigler
Eva Tabler
Cora Gilson
Johns Hopkins University
Cappie Hood
M. P
Westminster
Guerney and Archley i
Virginia Murphy
Frederick
Guy Leatherwood
Mollie Shipley
Tarora
Lucy Price
Frank Wheatley
Per Jente
W. V. Burdette
Dorothy Dudrow
New York
B. H. Dudrow
Durrow Linthicum
Adamstown
Wallace Dervis
Mary Ryan
Camp Ritchie
Leslie Windsor
E.W. Jordan
Ann
Ire Davia
Edward Horine
Julius | Hall
Poolesville
Howard Garrett
Margaret Claggett
Walkersville
Brukes
Shock Orither
EL. Norwood
Ric Pen Pace
Mr and Mrs Jones visit James Maxie's kin
Mr and Mrs David Jones of Washington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs James O Maxie. Mr and Mrs Luther Thomgoes and two children of Gaithersburg were guests of Marv Thompsons parents Mr and Mrs Bamuel last week.
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David Jones
Washington
James
Mink
James O. Maxie
Hits
Luther Thomgoes
Gaithersburg
Marv. Thompson
Aid
Bamuel
Plane crash kills veteran air pilot and stunter near Lansdale
A veteran air plow and his stunt pilot were killed today when their airplane crashed during a crowd display on a farm outskirts of Lansdale. The victims were Henry H. Landis, 38, of Borderian, Pa, and George Haines, 27, of Belayersville, Pa. The report also mentions a mysterious reference to Oolong tea.
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Filey
Pemenger
Lansdale
Henry H. Landis
Borderian
George Haines
Belayersville
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Ramsburg
Mrs. Bopst
Beergeian
Axe
Loa
Corteen Ancients
Congress
Feresec
Macy
Joseph Finch Co
Shenty
Mrs. C. B. Penn
James Long
Ralph Y4ngling
Kieffer Buckingham
Wer
Heb
Kans
B.O
Aman
Merdict
Cam
Jimmy
Carters
Claggettsville
Hyattstown
Edgar Burdette
James Ryan
Kensington
Jasper Price
Vernon Pric
Ard
M. E. Church
South
Clarksburg
Leaier Dulaney
Passoz
Mereteerm
L. B. Nicodemus
Frederick, Md
Oolong Tea Mets
College Park Boys’ and
Armas
Wheat Insurance
Helfenstein & Urner
Quaker City Feederick
Boone
North Market Street
E. B. Measell
East Patrick'st. Prone
Pearre
Drug & Prescription Service
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market
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