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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1938
Page
10
Joe Vosmik belted a homer and a double as the Boston Red Sox beat the Cincinnati Reds 11 to 2. The season’s first clash showcased Vosmik’s power, driving in runs and sparking Boston’s offense early.
The article traces Franklin’s role in colonial and early United States mail. It notes his 1737 Philadelphia postmaster appointment, 1733 royal commission as deputy postmaster general, his 1774 dismissal by Britain, and his 1775 appointment as postmaster general to establish a northern to southern line. It also mentions provisional markings before 1847 adhesive stamps and reproduces the first U.S. stamp image.
Wilkes-Barre Barons owner Pete Margie arrived Saturday to inspect his team training at McCurdy Field in Frederick. The staff photo includes S. P. Williams, Joe Shaute awaiting release from Hartford, Joseph Schuler, Pete Margie, and manager Mike McNally as the Barons prepare for the Eastern League season.
A bridge duel illustrates a defense by West that avoids the death by own action squeeze. West forgoes cashing a high spade to help his partner, reading East’s signals in the minor suits and discarding the diamond queen. South doubling and leading hearts ends in defeat by 2000 points.
Harry W. Biller is transferred to Silver Spring after four years with the B&O railroad at Sykesville. He served the B&O for twenty five years in Woodbine Hagerstown Gapland and Sykesville. L M Bremer of Pittsburgh succeeds him. Biller plans to move with wife and two children to Silver Spring soon.
In law and daughter of Mr and Mrs A Maurice Eastwick reside in Mt Washington Miss Thelma Hayes aged relative of the Hayes family was moved to Sabillasville last week for observation She has been ill for several weeks Thelma Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hayes Thelma Hayes illness observed The school will close Wednesday April 13 for Easter holidays and re open Tuesday April 19 The local fire company is reviewing property options for a new Firemen building The Ladies Auxiliary of the fire company met with 44 members Mesdames Robert Watkins William Griffith James Pickett and Sherman Thomas were hosts Mrs William F Day Jr is improving at St Agnes hospital after a serious operation Mrs Harry O Donnell and son Thomas Indiana Pa visited Rev and Mrs Rudolph Justus at the parsonage Mr and Mrs Charles Hobbs and son Charles Jr were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Washington White Laytonsville Mr and Mrs Charles H Taylor spent Thursday in Baltimore visiting relatives
Hooper's Delight reports a family gathering on Sunday with William Fanner reuniting with his brother Harry Farver and relatives. Louie and Dorothy Bond visited Miss Betty Jane Farver Fridas. Fred Reet walked on a special day with Mrs Thengs Pocmett and Airs Revert Nome Farve. Congratulators are being extended for a wedding involving Mr and Mrs Sanse Wad aed. Mer and Mrs JE Packet and Mrs ce Rigler and COW B Wednesday. Master Junior Stults broke.
A new one powder product called Fasteeth fixes loose or shifting teeth. Sprinkle on, it holds teeth firmly and comfortably with no gum taste or feeling. Advertises Swedish breath and comes in three sizes, sold by local druggists.
Fragmentary text mentions Jak Milville New Jersey and Mrs Eile def en to Frederak City Hoop Jal frey Hagerstown, with scattered references to visiting and advertising results. The readable bits suggest a community notice or ad noting movements between towns and a sales or investment prompt.
A Middleburg couple, Asa Mek Lite and Mes Load, exchanged vows in a small town church. The ceremony united the two families amid modest celebrations with local friends in attendance.
Charles J. Martin and David W. Martin advertise cord wood for sale near Mt Airy two miles from Unionville on the old Liberty Pike. Prices are 50c per cord for cut wood, $2.00 per cord sawed, $4.25 per cord for sawed and $3.25 delivered to Frederick. Delivery options include two and three cord loads. Terms cash. Phone Mt Airy 32-F-21 for orders.
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