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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1963
Page
6
Witton and Oswald feature in bridge analysis and tips with focus on play technique and defensive signaling as part of the Oswald Jacoby collaboration. The column emphasizes strategic decisions and prudent risk management for readers.
Unblocking Play Wins For South led by Mrs Austis Kelly with April 9 plans for a joint Homemaker's supper in Walkersville. May 20 meeting at Mrs Ray Zimmerman's home will feature Maryland Home Demonstration. Ballenger Homemaker's Club met at Mrs Charles King's home with Mrs William Howard presiding and discussed family responsibilities, A C W W activities in Australia, Rose Hill Flower Club show, Hood College report, heart and cancer fund contributions, and a May 20 luncheon at the community hall.
South opens with a spade and plans a four spade contract with North. West opens clubs and both sides lead clubs as South trumps and unblocks diamonds. After drawing two trumps, South cashes dummy diamonds to win five diamond tricks and five trumps for the par contract. Oswald Jacoby’s tournament winning methods are advertised.
Mt Pleasant April meeting of the Mt Pleas ant Homemaker s Club featured Mrs Edward McDevitt presenting Family Life as the theme. She stressed a well knit family aids happy healthy children noting the first years shape personality. The session at Mrs William Delauter home April 15 included co hosts Mrs Oda Filler and Mrs Charles Barrier and fourteen members.
A hospital birth report lists several families and their newborns on Wednesday. Frank Lee Williams and wife of Cookesville welcomed a second son Clifton Delmar. David E. Ropp and wife of East Third Street welcomed a daughter Kimberly Ann. Talbott Arnold and wife of Walnut Street welcomed a son John Lee. Edward L. Browning and wife of Mr. Airy welcomed a daughter Mary Elizabeth. Mrs. Browning is formerly Jane Anderson of Mr. Airy. Georges Scott and wife are also named in the report.
Kenneth Linton and Giona Linton face a May 19 1942 court date to finalize the report of sale of real estate. The order requires publication in Frederick County papers for three consecutive weeks. The report lists a sale amount of 75000 dollars.
Young Place welcomes Lora Leslie the third child and second daughter born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Reese W Warner Jr Elmstreet Heather Lea is the second daughter born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Haugh Woodbine William Alan arrives Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Morris Nunemaker Thurmont Doris Jean, fifth daughter, born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Paul Mills RFD 4 Frederick Randy Edwin, first son, born Thursday to Mrs Mills formerly Melba V Potts Hillsboro Virginia Evan Scott, first son, born Thursday to Pfc and Mrs Herbert D Peak Stewart Manor Apartments Mrs Peak formerly Lavonne Sherwin Battle Creek Michigan Anthony Richard, first son, born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Richard Weddle West Third Street Charlotte Lewis is the mother.
An old listing describes several properties for sale near Ridgeville and New Market. It notes a renovated century house with two bedrooms and a bath on 4 acres, a country home with three bedrooms and a cement basement, and a New Market area brick house with two bedrooms. Prices range from 12 500 to 72 500.
Frank M. Fleagle son of Mr and Mrs Franklin M Fleagle of Graceham completed nine weeks of basic training at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill Fireman Apprentice Fleagle a Thurmont High School alumnus will spend a fourteen day leave at home before reporting to the U S Naval Schools Command Great Lakes Ill for twelve week class A Navy electrician school Fleagle enlisted through local Navy Recruiter Chief G E Kline at Winchester Hall
Union members and civil rights groups will picket F W Woolworth S Kresge and H L Green stores in Baltimore on Saturday to protest business practices and segregation. Strong local organizations are coordinating the action.
Mr Nolen described Maryland banking oversight from 1910 to the present, noting 1950s and 1960s bank volumes and staff, branch bank concerns, sale of checks licensing, and efforts to train younger managers for future leadership. The talk was introduced by Edward D Shriner Jr with several dignitaries present and an invitation to a Salvation Army festival.
Public sale on Sunday April 20 1983 at Sunday s Lane road off Route 15 north of Frederick. Items include farm machinery tools and household goods from Vallietta H Miller and Ralph D Zimmerman with Eddie Nikirk TV and radio service items. Sale hours 9 AM to 9 PM with clerk Merril Wachter. Call MO 3 669 9.
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