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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1946
Page
4
A scrambled word puzzle references varied terms from a Greek isle to a Hollywood note and Great Lake, weaving through hints like Tantalum, Tellurium, and sunlight figures. Names of places, elements, and roles appear amid fragmented clues, forming a cryptic tapestry.
Bridge notes reveal Parker and North pressed into bold actions. Parker's two clubs cue doubled by South. two diamonds by Eat bid elicited a telling double. Parker jumped to seven after North’s five celebs, noted for his powerful hand and distribution. Socials note Wilson and families visiting, several gatherings and church events.
Mt. St Marys College reports 120 freshmen, largest class in the college, with 225 total students enrolled for the new semester beginning Monday. Most new students are World War II veterans. Emmitsburg voters set May 6 for local elections with no filings yet. registration April 16 and 23. 21+ residents with one year in Emmitsburg may vote. New shop opens on West Main Street. local residents plan homes on Waynesboro Road. Red Cross drive reaches $848.86 of its $800 district quota. Various social events and visits wrap up the week as the town resumes postwar life.
Reporters quiz six Frederick County residents who largely agree tractors will replace workhorses on farms within five years. Respondents from Shooks Town, Frederick Junction, Utica, Chestnut Grove, and Urbana express expectations of widespread tractor adoption where available.
Lovettsville Virginia hosted an eight-dollar banquet at Aldie Tuesday. Attendees included county president Sohnnie Lindsey, Mrs. George Wire, Prof L A Womeldorph, Pete Myers, Atlee Sandbower, Belva Graham, Audrey Shockley, and Frances Keesling. The Lougoun County Educational Association held its spring meeting in the school auditorium with Mrs. Margaret Cockerille presiding. Jane Palmer of Leesburg was elected president for next year. L A Womeldorph, longtime Lovettsville principal, was reappointed for 1946 1947. Rev. Stanley Emerich, Shepherd College student, joined Kappa Delta Pi. The event featured magnolias, spring flowers, and a banquet served by Lovettsville Parent Teachers Association.
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