Bridgeport PA Social Scene Along Antietam Creek
A dense list of local residents and visitors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hurd on Sunday. Numerous families from Bridgeport and nearby towns are mentioned visiting, hosting, and attending church outdoor meetings with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietam
Fred Hurd
F. M. Hurd
Clarence Cramer
Walter Grumbine
Daniel Treseler
Job. Yates
Clarence Hurd
Marshall Hurd
Samuel
Powles
John c. Sguesaford
Mary Grumbine
Mire
C. E. . Shull
Henry Stockslager
George Tressler
Edith Armistrong
Mary’ Jenkins
Olivelia Glenn
Nellie
Welty
Lots Gehevieve
Wilda
Emma Jane Grumbine
Rayetta
Warneta
Marvin
Cramer
Eva
Mary Tressler
Charlotte Shull
Ellen Clopper
Lottie
Viola
Elie Yates
Thelma Stevens
Helen
Rhoda
Betty Robinson
Louise
Emma
Jane
Guessford
Helen Hurd
Evelyn Hurd
Junior Cram
John, Guessford
Teddy Cramer
William
George Hurd
George Hays
Franklin Hurd
Floyd Mtréseler
Warren Shull
Clyde Higgins
Aubrey
Theodore
Charles Grumbine
Earl Brown
Jack English
George Null
Mise Ada
Brognstown
H.C. Marshall
Bessie Imeyer
John
Price
Margaret Hager
Karl Imeyer
Wilmer Price
Ray Semler
Louise Price
Imneyer
Mildred Smeyer
June
Doris Price
W. M.A
Hallie Price
Dorothy
Samuel Plummer
Peggy
Charles
Blanche Price
Mason and Dixon
Tra Marshall
Chas. Freed
Ernest Bower
Arthur Freed
Chenaville
Washington
Maryland peach crop expected to stay below normal
Surveys disclosed the crop would not exceed 38 percent of normal. Fred J. Stouffer resigned after 26 years with the Hagerstown Grocery Company. Harry Hennesy won the professional class at Tilghmanton, Byhham Kretzer won amateur, Miss Ella Poffenberger named queen. New Yorkentral Iron Works workers walked out for 40 cents an hour. T A Poffenberger and others were booked for addresses at the Farmers' Picnic on August 24.
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Maryland
Fred J. Stouffer
Hagerstown Grocery Company
Harry Hennesy
Tilghmanton
Byhham
Kretzer
Ella Poffenberger
New Yorkentral Iron Works
T.A. Poffenberger
E.P. Cahill
H. .E. Bester
Frank. W. Mish
J. Forney Young
Local Candidacies Filed in Orphans Court Race
Ashby P. Conner, druggist, announced his candidacy for judge of the Orphans' Court subject to the Democratic primary. C V Middlekauff considered a bid for State's Attorney. Josh Wise's blacksmith shop was known as the shop of the Three Joshes. Parke Geiger and Walt Roessner mentioned.
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Ashby. P. Conner
The
Orphans’ Court
C. V. Middlekauff
Josh Wise
the Three Joshes
Local Gossip and Civic Notes From The Region
Clyde Hays and Spong Claire return from a Knott's Island camping trip near Shepherdstown. Keller Iseminger of Funkstown promoted the E G Smiths Dog and Pony Show set to perform at Williamsport and Maliway. R R M C A elects E E Caufman as chairman Geo L Fisher as vice chairmen Chas A Ritchey as treasurer and H H Miller as secretary.
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Clyde Hays
Spong Claire
Knott's Island
Shepherdstown
Keller Iseminger
Funkstown
E. G. Smith
Williamsport
Maliway
E. 8. Caufman
Geo. L. Fisher
Chas. A. Ritchey
H. H. Miller
Red Sox Beat Tigers 6-2 in Detroit Series Finale
Boston scoring three runs in the sixth inning thanks to an error by Deljack and Jolley’s double aided by two singles gave the Red Sox a 6-2 win over Detroit. Weiland and Ferrell pitched for Boston while Hogsett and Pasek worked for Detroit.
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Detroit
uAg
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Deljack
Jolley
Boston
Weiland
Ferrells
Hogsett
Pasek
Cardinals Take Third Straight in Philadelphia
Aug. 17 Tex Carleton held Philadelphia to eight hits as the St. Louis Cardinals won their third straight over the Phillies, 3 to 5. Joe Medwick homered twice driving in three runs and Jimmy Collins also contributed for the Cardinals.
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Philadelphia
Tex Carleton
St. Louis Cardinals
Phillies
Joe Medwick
Cardinal
Felder
St. Louis
Jimmy Collins
Klein Hits His 20th Home Run of the Season
Chuck Klein connected for a four bagger to reach his 20th homer of the year. The crop-reporting service estimates California will ship its smallest grape crop in five years in 1933.
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Chuck Klein
Crop-Reporting Service
California
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Bridgeport
Alice Hull
Glenn
Gladye
Lena
Hillard
Elmer Snyder
St. Paul's
Emma Smeyer
Edward Baechtel
Clyde Stouffer
Cistente Delauter
Harold
EU Barkdoll
Ela Plummer
Myra Watkins
Hagerstown
George Betts
Clarence Robinson
Charlestown
W. Va
Roy Robinson
Donald Plummer
Jennings Dawson
Baltimore
Ernst Fiedler
Clarence Thomas
Grand View
H. C. Marshall
Ella Plummer
BE. C
Brandenburg
Florence Betts
Helen Shank
Jane Dofflemeyer
B. L Beck
Cumberland
E. N. Barkdoll
Barnett
CG. B. Rogers
Douglas
A. Eon Rogers
R. L. Rogers
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Fouth
Bsc Palmolive Shaving Cress
Willian
Bec
Cotr
Dethol— Qeart
Bie Yager's
Liniment
UR Raat
Thermos
Wieffer
Norwick
Fletcher's
East Washington ST
Seston
Zounds
BY Oscar Hitt
A. B.A
E. C. Segar
Popeye
Scorchy Smith
Magnead
Ted Ranger
WAS
Js Warkain
Bobby Thatcher
Towers
Trey
Tani
John C. Terry
Scorchy, Anee
Willyer
OME
Scorchy
Snead
Judson Locke
Department OF
Owe West
George Storm
Donna
Parke Geiger
Walt Roessner
Red Sox
Detroiters
Cardinals
John D. Myers & Co
Potomac St
Cushwa
Hell
S. Patent Office
Sniff
Stanley
Wilbur
Litile
Oswald Peebles
Stani