Woodland Way Playground Softball Victory At Local Game
In a patriotic setting at Woodland Way Playground, parents and neighbors gathered for a softball game between local men and youths. The boys won 18 to 9, followed by a tether ball exhibition between Marion Cave and Connegie, won by Connegie. Doubles in paddle tennis tied with Jean Beard and Janice Engle beating Jack McCune and Bert Lease. Visitors included players Richard Hene, Charles Schneider, John Mene, Colin Thomas, Deanie Harris, and others. Janice Engle kept score. a craft exhibition and various target games also featured a milk bottle throw and chair toss.
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Woodland Way
Marion Cave
Conne Gie
Ubles
Jean Beard
Janice Gle
Jack McCune
Bert Lease
Y Beard
Men
Richard Hene
Charles Schneider
John Mene
Colin Thomas
Deanie Har
Robert Lease
Charles Schneir
Bobby Miller
Junior Kauffim
Dick Kauffman
Jack Cune
Jerry Moser
Bill Smith
Ck Smith
Richard Smith
Harryard
Frank Yellett
Buster Her
Anna Shank
Eugene Coldsmith
Anna Marie Shank
Deanie Harris
Janice Engle
WE WOMEN BY BETTY BRAINERD
Advice column reads as a troubled reader asks if a fianc é’s disappearing act implies jilt or deceit. Betty Brainerd urges caution, suggests contacting parents, and recommends seeking a new partner rather than waiting vainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WE Women
Betty Brainerd
Park Fair Closes At Keedysville Sunday
The Park Fair at Taylor Memorial Park, hosted by the Keedysville Homecoming Association, runs from Wednesday August 2 with nightly entertainment. Cowboy Ray and his Bandwagon perform tonight, Pals of the Prairie play Saturday, and a Theremin Concert by Mrs. Carol Bloom of Shepherdstown, W. Va., closes the week Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Memorial Park
Keedysville
Ceiling prices set for fruits near Hagerstown square
The Office of Price Administration issued ceiling prices for oranges lemons and grapefruit for groups 1 and 2 retailers within 12 miles of Hagerstown Public Square. Prices cover California and Arizona oranges Florida lemons and California and Florida grapefruits with unit sizes and per unit and per dozen rates.
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Hagerstown Public Square
Office of Price Administration
California
Arizona
Florida
Missing in crash senior Gifford reported missing
Missing Lt. Walter 8. Gifford Jr son of the president of American Telephone and Telegraph was reported missing after an airplane crash that killed Rear Adm. Charles P. Cecil at an unnamed Pacific base. Navy lists all 19 aboard as dead or missing.
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Walter 8. Gifford, Jr
Snr
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charles P. Cecil
Pacific
Navy
Improvements Begin On Washington County Property
The Washington County Historical Society begins restorations on its recently acquired property opposite City Park. Work includes a new window, exterior repairs, and paint. Donations to the Society are tax exempt, per Internal Revenue ruling. The group plans a long range program with eventual museum use for Washington County historical objects.
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Hager
City Park
Washington County Historical Society
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Man Injured In Fall From Truck Near Sharpsburg
E. C. Rocher of Western Maryland Tile and Stone Company near Sharpsburg was injured yesterday afternoon when he fell from a truck while loading lumber at the Maugansville Lumber Company. He was taken to Washington County Hospital by Goodwill ambulance with head and chest cuts.
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E. C. Rocher
Western Maryland Tile and Stone Company
Sharpsburg
Maugansville Lumber Company
Washington County
Rocher
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Dys
McCormick
America
Maine
ORES
UCL
Sears, Roebuck & Co
North Potomac Street
Fancee
Madison Ave
New York City
N. Y
Park Fair
Montgomery Ward
Kerr Mason Lids
Kerr Mason
Kerr Mason Caps
W. Washington St
Man
Free Advisory Service
P. FE. Co
ARROW
Stetson
Musey & Evans
West
Washington Street
Cauffman
Washington St
Fountain Service
R. M. Hays & Bros., Inc
Shining Silver Fox
Rich
Leiter Brothers
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