Goddesses and clues cross the seasonal puzzle readout
Crossword puzzle clues mix gods of seasons and varied words. Entries include willow, fat, river in French, bill addition, lever, cover, speak, official staffs, restricted, pellet dose, apearing as if eaten, misrepresent, lizard, skinned, produce, contempt expression, cebine monkey, mandate, pertaining to area, living, undershot wheel, citrus fruit, large insect swarm, canvas shelter. Down clues cover play boisterously, esker, boggy, even poetical, vast multitude, sash Jap, shades of a primary color, at sea, strange, speed, marsh, wrath, present time, sick, falsehood, guided, fallen angel, coal size, Muslim religion, kettles, fruit, in a row, river poet Eng, queen of, departed heaven, breeze Gr Relig, permit.
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Heaven
Marydel Notices Warm Welcome And Community Events
Marydel residents share news of visitors and moves including Bert Kaler's hospital stay and the Wrights returning from Canton. Local families relocate to Darby Pa and Henderson, with community gatherings planned by W S C S, Homemakers, and Adventist Young People. The Marydel Wesley Junior College Glee Club visits, and a Calvary Methodist Christmas program is set for December 11.
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Wesley Junior College Glee Club
Marydel
Calvary Methodist Church
7Th Day Adventist Church
Adams Cross Roads Social Notes At Local Gatherings
Mrs Mary Robinson visited near Federalsburg with Mrs Glenna Adams for four days last week. Debbie Fountain stayed with her son in Bridgeville. Mrs John Adams Grace Adams and Virginia Lee spent Tuesday in Harrington with friends. Grace Horsey hosted a 3 pm dinner with Mary Robinson Glenna Adams Blanche Adams. Johnnie Reed and Clarence Lockerman visited James L Adams. Mariam Robinson Grace Adams and Blanche Adams called on C H Parker in Bridgeville. Helen Harman and son Ralph spent Monday evening with J M Adams family.
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Mary Robinson
Federalsburg
Glenna Adams
Bloomery
Debbie Fountain
Bridgeville
John Adams
Grace Adams
Earl Robinson
Virginia Lee
Harrington
Blanche Adams
Grace
Grace Horsey
Johnnie Reed
Clarence Lockerman
James L. Adams
Mariam Robinson
C. H. Parker
Helen Harman
Ralph
J. M. Adams
Only A Loaf Of Bread Price Question Revisited
A reader notes that a loaf of bread requires only two cents worth of wheat to make, yet the price at the grocery counter has risen seven or eight cents. The piece hints at hidden factors behind bread costs and questions why the consumer pays more today.
Unity Homemakers Club to Hold Christmas Supper
Unity Homemakers Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Albert Leese on Thursday Dec. 15 at 6 30 P M for their annual covered dish supper and Christmas party. Members bring a dish and guest, with a program featuring songs stories and a Santa visit. New officers named include Mrs George Lowe president and Mrs Herbert Elwanger vice president.
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John Radich
Henderson
Michael John
Greensboro Hospital
L. A. Covell
Mayflower Hotel
Washington
Francis Stoke
Roanoke
Virginia
Olen Hummer
Harriman
Marydel
Sadlersville
Frank Ludwig
Goldsboro
W.S.C.S
A. L. Harman
C. W. Hungerford
Frederick
Unity Homemakers Club
Albert Leese
A.B Rosser
Lee Wyatt
John E. Freidel
Norman Raleigh
Wyatt
Lee Walston
Silas Grant
Albert Seese
Grant
Nora Craft
Jed Bump
Raymond Fifield
Bumpers
T J Turkington
Toby Grant
Rodman Seese
Emma Grant
Jay Kitchen
George Lowe
Douglas Lowe
Dorothy Dumbs
Rodman Leese
Santa Land
Santa Claus
Frank Ziegler
Unity Club
Herbert Elwanger
Charles Ellwanger
Double Hills Homemakers Club Meeting Scheduled
The Double Hills Homemakers Club will hold its next gathering with members invited to attend at a local meeting place. The program includes updates from officers and a planning session for upcoming community events.
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The
Double Hills Homemakers Club
Christmas gathering at Mrs Wilson home Friday noon
A group plans a Friday noon gathering at the home of Mrs Helen Wilson with Mrs Lida Trice assisting. Attendees are asked to bring a dish and tableware. A program is planned and capsule sister gifts will be exchanged for a pleasant afternoon.
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Helen Wilson
Lida Trice
Beware Deadly Car Bon Monoxide Gas Warning
Keystone Automobile Club cautioned drivers about carbon monoxide in cold weather. Do not warm engines in closed garages or run idling motors long indoors. Keep one window slightly open while driving to ensure fresh air and prevent driver drowsiness. Carbon monoxide is odorless and dangerous.
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Keystone Automobile Club
Colorless gas danger in old cars warned by Keystone experts
Keystone safety experts cautioned that colorless gas and its victims can be overcome without detecting fumes in cars. Old cars pose special risk due to leaking exhaust pipes and broken floor boards. They urged exhaust checks and keeping at least one window open to reduce monoxide poisoning dangers.
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Keystone
Run Down The List of Strikes Shake U.S. Industry
A historic sweep of labor disputes questions whether the United States can restore democratic control as strikes and labor troubles threaten the American industrial system and governance.
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United States
Card of Thanks for William E. Totheroh
The family of William E. Totheroh expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during his illness and death. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Totheroh and Miss Mary G. Draper extend thanks for support and sympathy.
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William E. Totheroh
Alvin Totheroh
Mary G. Draper
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Adam’s Cross Roads
Call Howard Land & Gravel CO
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Berkshire
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