Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Crossword style hints list many entries: Across 1 Cross person colle q 5 Babys carriage 9 Immense 10 Buddhist monk 11 Iroquois 13 Sign of the infinitive 14 A shade of brown 15 Chinese silk 17 On the ocean 20 Affirmative reply 22 At home 23 Dangers 25 Notice 27 Constellation 28 Hyson 29 Foundation 31 Warning signals 34 Conjunction 25 Indistinct 27 Large floating mass of ice 38 Joc...jama 40 Steal 42 Biblical 4 fear 43 Systematizes 47 Fibbed 4 Cherish 4 Poker state 50 Le slyly BOWN 1 Select
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Monk
Iroquois
Last Weeks Answer Puzzle Clues Solve a Irish themed round
The reader notes a sequence from a puzzle: The Emerald Isle and Book are tied to last weeks answer. Obtain and Girl's name clue likely point to a common word. Evening suggests a poetic term hidden in the clue set.
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Emerald Isle
Ice Follies Come To Baltimore At Civic Center
Mary Wills, Oscar-winning designer, created 500 costumes for the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies, arriving Baltimore Civic Center January 26 to 31. The 167-skater company offers its 29th edition with lavish Pacific Island, Holland, Maori, and other themed costumes valued at about 500000 dollars, using fabrics like satin, sequins, fox fur, and feathers. The show opens at 8 p.m. each night.
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Mary Wills
Hollywood
Shipstads and Johnson Ice
Miss Wills
Delft
Pacific Islands
Paul Gaughin
Double Hills Homemakers Discuss Israel Dairy Output
The January 12 1965 meeting at Mrs Edward Quillen's home included the Caroline Creed and songs. International Relations Chairwoman spoke on Israel dairying noting top world cow milk averages, FAO 1962 data, and Negev herds. Extension Agent spoke on Credit Buying, stressing purchase needs, interest rates, and price comparisons. February meeting planned at Mrs Raymond Smith's home with community events and a Baltimore discount option.
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Double Hills Homemakers Club
Edward Quillen
Israel
U. S. Orgin
FAO
Netherlands
Belgium
Denmark
Negev Desert
Palen
Raymond Smith
Woman Turns Green At Ridgely Furniture Ad
A local ad promotes shopping at R and A Furniture Mart Ridgely offering S and H green stamps with every purchase. Redeem green stamps for free brand-name merchandise, encouraging customers to choose the store that gives more.
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Martin Ridgely
Ridgely News Roundup Of Births Meetings And Events
Mr and Mrs Charles Messick returned home from Florence South Carolina. Mr and Mrs Nat Cole announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital Seaston. Mr and Mrs F C Hooks of Bridgetown welcomed their second son. The Middleton family moved from 1st Street to Gannon house on First St and Park Avenue. The Rev Harold Spedden will start the annual Church Membership Class on Ash Wednesday February 3 at 7 00 p.m. The W S C S met January 14 at the Church House. The Ridgely P T A will meet January 19. John M Saulsbury will speak on Vocational Training schools in Caroline County. The Ridgely Volunteer Firemen schedule their annual supper February 24 with Chief Towers chairing and several assisting. The Rev Harold P Spedden accompanied Thawleys to Harrisburg Pa for the Farm Show. The Senior Citizens Fellowship met at the Church House with sixteen members. Mr Shaeffer Easton gave a talk on his trip to Japan. He is a Maryland Mental Health committee member and spoke on Japan's work in that field. A sandwich lunch and Hymn sing followed. next meeting is February 12.
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Grace Vernon Smith
Charles Messick
Florence
South Carolina
Nat Cole
Memorial Hospital
Seaston
Caroline County
Ridgely
Chief Towers
Clarence Sutton
John Boulais, Jr
Winfield Wright
William Cooper
Harold Ebling
Harold P. Spedadden
Thawley’s
Harrisburg
Church House
Shaeffer
Easton
Japan
Maryland Committee On Mental Health
Hansen Hoffman
Funeral held at Harmony Methodist Church
Funeral was conducted from the Harmony Methodist Church with the pastor officiating. Interment followed at Union Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Dawson is survived by her husband John Dawson and the children Harry, Lawed.
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Harmony Methodist Church
Union Grove Cemetery
Wanted Old Pictures for Publication in The Journal
A nostalgic appeal seeks archival photographs for potential publication in The Journal. Collectors and owners are invited to share images featuring local events, notable figures, landmarks, or daily life from past decades for possible reproduction.
Obituaries:Judge Shawn and Several Local Residents Die
Obituary notices from Cambridge to Greensboro report Judge William J. Shawn 75 dying suddenly at his daughter’s home after sweeping snow. Survivors include his daughter Mrs. D Ralph Horsey and three sons. Funeral at home with Reverends Wimbrow and Turkington officiating. Other deaths: John Jenkins of West Denton and Rachel McClyment 83 of Greensboro with service details and burials. Also mentioned are Mrs Angelong Mutchler and William Iv Tribbett with brief death and funeral notes.
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Rence
Otis
Cambridge
G. Elmer Collins
Cordova
Marie Dawson
Federalsburg
William J. Shawn
D.ralph Horsey
D. Ralph Horsey
J. Bradford
C. W
Wilmington
George B. Shawn
Boston
Mass
L. Ei. Wimbrow
T. J. Turkington
John Jenkins
West Denton
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Denton
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BY Brad Anderson
Envezon
Constellation
Hyson
Foundation
Joz
Clama
Tion
Cherish
Slyly Bown
Nobleman
Baltimore
Club News
wEewepaper Aadhlye
F. C. Hooks
Bridgetown
Rth
Will’s Sporting Goods Star
Franklin St
Decatur Income Fund
Decator Income Fund
Delaware
Ia Agement Co., Inc
Paon
Philadelphia
Stras
Decatur
Virgil Moore
Charles V. Moore Denton
Rachel McClyment
Fred McClyment
Greensboro
Earl
James
Walter McClyment
Gloucester
N. J
Ired McClyment
Riverside
Earl McClyment
Lawrence McClyment
Clayton
Del
Old Brick Church
Alfred Clark
Angelong Mutchler
Marshall Mutchler
Goldsboro
Easton Hospital
Bethel Church
R. W. Garner
Ceemetery
Eska
Janey
Denton and
Ona
Belvedere
Barracuda
Plymouth
Plymouthland
Lewis Motor CO
6Th & Gay Sts
Niewspa Prrbaphive
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