Middletown Tennis Meet Produces Tight Wins
The Middletown tennis tournament entered its fourth day with five matches completed on Wednesday. Harold Kefauver faces Willard Rudy in a dry court showdown while several results surfaced: Euard Pamet beat Ron Rew lacy 6-0 5-7, Get Harry Gross defeated Carl Rhoder 6-9 3ohen Tiehs 4d Euce defeated Thad Richard Miceay 6-2 6-1 Gail Wise beat Geage Holter.
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Edward Shafer defeats Sifer in Emmitsburg match
In Emmitsburg on August 6, Edward Shafer defeated Sifer 6-2 2-8 6-3. The christening party for baby Rae and son Philip Reeves was held at the home of Mr and Mrs William Tea. A long list of relatives attended, including the Rosensteel family and others. godparents included Clarence Ensier and Louis Rosensteel. Catherine Overman entertained with guitar music. Miss Amy Gillilan planned a Washington visit, and many locals were noted in gatherings and visits around town.
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J Edward Houck
Herbert Spienke
Cildren
Louis Rosensteel
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Donald
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Juan Thelda
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Mary and
Fulaine Mir
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Anna Garrah
Baltimore
Charles Rosenstect
Lous Rosensteel
Cina
Julian Lloyd
Catherine Overman
Caleaona
Amy Gillelan
Washington
Fred Schultz
Edwin Chrismet
Margaret Baumeardner
Charles Town
Whats
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Helta Rowe Annan
Edgar L Annan
Aid
New York State
James A Baker
St Agnes Hospital
Charles Hobbs
Ard Celgei
Paneer
Roosevelt Heads Mississippi Inspection Amid Heat
President Roosevelt travels along the upper Mississippi from Rochester Minnesota to inspect progress on the nine foot channel opening navigation to Minnesota. The day ranks among the hottest and busiest on his nationwide inspection tour. A community picnic is planned for August 18 at Gabbleville, with games contests and amusements. An 18 inch lighting flash is described as enough electricity to light a home for twenty years.
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