Famous stars of tennis world to revive Wimbledon glory
Wimbledon is back with old glory as top players from Britain, the United States, and France prepare for the championship starting June 25. Defending champion Henri Cochet faces tall competition from Rene Lacoste, Bill Tilden, and Jean Borotra, while Helen Wills is favored to retain the women's title against Betty Nuthall and other contenders.
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Wimbledon
Milton Bronner
NEA
Eng
Forest Hills
Germantown
Paris
St. Cloud
London
Bil Tilden
Bil Johnston
Suzanne Lenglen
Arma
Jean Borotta
Rena
Lacoste
Henri Cochet
Helen Wills
Gerald Petterson
Kitty, McKane
France
Rene Lacoste
Bill
Tilden
Jean Borotra
George Latt
John Hennessey
Cochet
Lacosta
Lott
Hennessey
Coen
Britain
Tittle
Betty Nuthall
Aileen Bennett
Bennett Misa
Senorita de Alvarez
Clearspring Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Clearspring June 25 notes show Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shank visiting Haglerstown family. Miss Madeling Jacobs returns home after visiting grandparents in Hagerstown. Edna and Catherine Rohrer visit Blair's Valley relatives. Many neighbors hosted relatives from Hagerstown and Blair's Valley, with travels to Charmain Pennsylvania and Wapwallopen Pennsylvania.
Local Social Roundup From Ble Spring And Blair’s Valley
Mrs Jesse Myers and children Gladya and Ray Mrs John Boward Mrs Olive Hull and children Francis Edwin and Doris and Mr Hilliard Mills visited Mrs Samuel Suifecool of Ble Spring Monday. Mr Richard Rowland improved from tonsillitis, his children Harriett and Joseph now bedridden with the same illness. Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs James Faith included Mr and Mrs Geo Repp and family Mr and Mrs William Carbaugh daughter Sylvia and son Perry of Blair’s Valley. Rev and Mrs Clarence E Wolfe and family of Smithsburg and a Episcopal minister were guests of Miss Bessie Boyle and Miss Ruth Perry.
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Jesse Myers
Ciildren
Gladya
Ray
John Boward
Olive. Hull
Francis
Edwin
Doris
Hilliard Mills
Samuel Suifecool
Ble Spring
Richard Rowland
Harriett
Joseph
James Faith
Geo. Repp
William Carbaugh
Sylvia
Perry
Blair's Valley
Smithsburg
Episcopal Church
Bessie Boyle
Ruth Perry
Maugansville Hens Gain Ground in Egg Contest
The Northside Poultry Yard and Ratchery in Maugansville leads the Maryland Experiment Station egg laying contest with 1216 total eggs from 53 in the latest week, while Maurice Hanes of Weverton trails at 1348 overall. Showalter near town adds 49 eggs for 1134, Leghorns nearly match Barred Rocks, and average per breed shows Rocks 131.47, Leghorns 131.38, Reds 124.43, misc 107.47. Overall average per all breeds is 189.5 eggs, up 3.5 from last year. A shakeup in the leading hens is noted. Feed cost per dozen eggs for the second contest ending Oct 30 is 32.82 cents.
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Northside
Maugansville
University of Maryland Experiment Station
Mangansville
Maurice Hanes
Weverton
Hanes
Martin W. Showalter
Yrinla Predicted to Topple U S Decathletes in Olympics
Paavo Yrinla of Flpland is hailed by experts as the most challenging rival for American decathletes in the upcoming Olympic games. His versatile performance across ten events sparks anticipation about a likely medal bid.
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Iful Fraulein
Yrjola Paavo Yrinla
Flpland
Driver Held in Accident Near Knoxville
Frederick county man Carty Van Gogan was bonded at 1500 on manslaughter charges after an auto crash that fatally injured James Campbell. John Hardy received a 100 fine plus costs. The group, described as negro, had bought whisky and took a drive in Van Gosen's car with Van Gosen and Hardy sharing driving duties when the crash occurred.
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Carty van Gogan
Frederick County
John Hardy
Knoxville
James Camphbell
van Gosen
Hardy
Campbell
Incomplete OCR Report on Driver Under Influence
The fragment outlines a case involving Campbell Hardy driving while under the influence. Details are unreadable due to OCR errors, preventing full identification of date, location, or charges.
Engine derailment delays Harrisburg Western Maryland train
A work train engine attached to a line failed to pull and derailed near Reid yesterday afternoon. The engine plunged off the track but no one was injured. Officials are investigating the cause of the derailment.
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Harrisburg
Maryland
Reid
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