Washington County Hittahalls and visiting guests noted
Monday updates from Washington County highlight Ridenour and family Benevola visitors Vergle Reese and neighboring households Mrs George Betts Frederick and Lewis Shenkel host stay in Frederick area. Locust Valley guests Harry Keadle and Zella Younkins visit Middletown and Hagerstown friends. Community members schedule Sunday gatherings with the Moser and Fahrney households.
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Hilla
Ridenour
Benevola
Foltz
Vergle
Reese
Hubert
Detroit
Keadle
Reno Eldridge
Famal
Myersville
Frank Davis
Hagerstown
Margaret
Middletown
Harry Keadle
Zella Younkins
Locust Valley
George Betts
Frederick
Lewis Shenkel
George Miller
Daugh
Alling Waters
Mosester
Harry, McAbee
Local Social Notes From Beaverton Area Gatherings
Sunder entertained Arlas Shifler and wife Mr and Mrs Kepler and Miss Schildknecht all of Boonaboro Myrtle Hockenberry Martinsburg who spent weeks in the home of Moses Plattner has returned home Mr and Mrs Emmett Shifler were Sunday guests of Miss Pearl Poffenberger and sister Keedysville John Martz wife and son visited Mr Martz sister at Harmony over the weekend Mr and Mrs Martz were recent visitors of Daniel Bowers and wife Beaver Creek Miss Thelma Myers Sunday visited in the above home.
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Arlas Shifler
Kepler
Schildknecht
Boonaboro
Myrtle’ Hockenberry
Martinsburg
Moses Plattner
Emmett Shifler
Pearl Poffenberger
Keedysville
John Martz
Martz
Double victory for Boston Sox in twin bill
Boston July 23 Red Sox conclude a four and five straight wins over the Chicago White Sox in a doubleheader 6 to 2 and 7 to 2 behind H Johnson and Pipgras. Johnson held Chicago to seven hits and a homer by Simmons in the opener before a 20 000 crowd.
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Pipgras
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White Sox
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White Hose
Simmons
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Lyons
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Grahe
Ferrell
Local Market Prices for Farm Produce from Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co
Prices paid to farmers for various goods include oats at 20 cents per dozen, bacon at 8 cents per pound, shoulders 10 to 12 cents, hams 13 to 18 cents, potatoes 90 cents per bushel, new potatoes at 6 pence per 6s, white navy beans and Lima beans, dried apples, old chickens 10 to 12 cents, young chickens 15 to 20 cents, live turkeys 18 to 20 cents, new onions and apples 1 to 2 dollars per bushel, sour and sweet cherries, black raspberries, and a wheat entry from the Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co.
Rehobeth United Brethren Picnic Plans at Williamsport Park
Gowers Station July 21. The Rehobeth United Brethren Sunday school picnic in Williamsport will be August 9 at Community Park, starting 3 30 p m with a recreational program, 6 p m old time picnic supper, open air movies followed by a wiener roast. Several local residents attend social visits, illnesses, and birthday events including Mrs M W Driscoll’s surprise party with many neighbors.
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Anna Marie Gossard
Ruby Gower
M. W. Driscoll
Mary Gower
Charles Deborow
Gideon Deborow
Hagerstown
William Eyler
Gertrude Gr
Harry Day
Phyllis
Doris
June
Wanda
Harry
Funkstown
Charles Nally
Don
Jean
Joseph Sigler
Baltimore
Clara Stouffer
Trading To Resume On Futures In Chicago Market
Chicago reports that futures trading will resume tomorrow under strict price stabilization rules to prevent drastic changes in grain values. Officials say the mechanism aims to steady markets and avoid sharp swings in prices for grain deliveries.
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Chicago
Horoscope for July 24 1932 starts romance and new ventures
The column forecasts strong benefic planetary influences this week, urging new ideas in business and profession. It predicts luck for women, favorable conditions for beauty and fashion, and romance prevalent from now until autumn. Youths may see prosperity. actors could gain from contract study. competition reduces to efficiency. Also notes a bridal visit and a Fort Worth couple planning a move to Los Angeles.
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Hille
Fersons
Reds rout Pirates twice to move into sixth in NL
Cincinnati hammered Pirates 6 to 1 and 6 to 4 in a doubleheader led by Chick Hafey with five doubles in six at bats. The Reds toppled Bill Swift in the first game with six hits and four runs in the second inning, then Eppa Rixey highlighted the nightcap with a triple and a run-scoring double.
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Chick Hafey
Pirates
Reds
Bill Swift
Eppa ‘Rixey
Hemsley
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