Public Address System Guides Yachts in Newport Race
Frederick made super powered loudspeaker directs spectator boats during the international yacht races near Newport. Used aboard the U S Coast Guard cutter Sebago, the system weighed about 600 pounds and operated on watts. Price Brothers officials on Sebago reported clear, far reaching sound and effective crowd and vessel control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Newport
U. S. Coast Guard
Sebago
Osborne
C. Frank Miller
Price Brotherers
Price Brothers
Uwox
New York Times
J.P. Hottel
Stephen S
John E. Keck
Louidspeaker
Ty Ioudspriker
Hottel
Community notes and obituaries from Sykesville area
Local items report James Clinton White of Philadelphia ill at home, with past ties to Morgan paper mill. Several social events noted including Eldersburg Homemakers Club gathering at Mrs. John Scott’s, a picnic planned for August, and birthday observations for Mrs. Sarah Jane Smith and Mrs. Ysttie Hobbs. Also mentions a drowning incident at Gibson Island and a birthday party for nieces and nephews, plus relocations and family news across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville
James Clinton White
Philadelphia
Irvin Ruby
Hoffman
Harry Myers
Part Of Super Powered Loud Speaker Benefit Dance
A Saturday benefit dance for Montgomery County General Hospital was held at Glenwood Country Club with committee duties led by Mrs. William W. H. Stinson and others. Guests included Mr and Mrs T. Dorsey Downex Geney and Mrs. H. M. Waddell, who later returned home after visits with relatives in Frederick County and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas
Catonsville
Glenwood
Montunty General Hospital
Cormmute
Willian
Maes
Fee
W. H. Stidson
H. G. Sloan
Georgie B. Kelly
John Matthews
H. Marsden Waddell
Tk. Dorsey Downex
Geney
William H. Stinson
H. M. Waddell
Barbara and
Marsden, Jr
Frederick County
Frank L. Mellor
E. W. Mellor
Misamie Marsden
Useless Sacrifice Overbid in Bridge Contract
In a column by Wi El McKenney the author analyzes a four heart sacrifice error. South should have avoided an overbid and found the obligatory finesse to set up multiple side suits. The analysis centers on the dummy’s lead sequence and the costly risk of overreaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL McKenney
American Bridge League
Frank K. Perkins
Bostonth
South
East
West
New East
Holy Trinity Monastery
Greece
Local Social Notes Share Visits Across Maryland and Virginia
Mrs. Spencer Pindell hosts a family visit while Catherine Musgrove travels to Damascus to join Miss Eth el Reed. G. N. Ridgely is visited in Gaithersburg by several friends. Guests include Carl Cross and the Thompsons at Washington Grove and West Friendship. Fort Howard hosts dinner guests Sergeant and Mrs Ralph Yapie. Miss Havell Riggs returns home via Goshen after a stay with Barbara Waddell. Walter B. Morse and family vacation at Hot Springs Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Pindell
Catherine Musgrove
Ethel Reed
Damascus
Rosa Johns
Baltimore
Harry Cross
FE. D. Ridgely
G. N. Ridgely
Gaithersburg
Carl Cross
Washington Grove
Celius Thompson
Lee Day
West Friendship
Baropara Howes
Dorothy MacCloskie
Sergeant
Ralph Yapie
Fort Howard
del Thompson
Atlantic C
Havell Riggs H
Gosheing
Barbara Waddell
Walter B. Morse
Hot Springs
Residents and visitors gather for late summer social rounds
Mt Airy scene lists multiple local and out of town guests and vacationers. Benjamin Bryan and daughter Betty Lowe visit with E. E. McAlbaney in Columbia while Rev. F. Be Williar attends a Brethren conference in Roanoke. Other arrivals include Sponseler Mills guests from Baltimore, Ridgeville and Washington residents visiting relatives, and several weekend visitors from Baltimore to Mt. Airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Airy
Benjamin, Bryan
Betty Lowe
E. E. McAlbaney
Columbia
F. BE. Williar
Roanoke
Elizabeth Sponseler
Virginia Mills
Baltimore
Pearl Sponseller
Elsie
Ida
Emma Jones
Sykesville
Earle Webb
Nathan
Airy
Waller Hutchins
Ridgeville
Edna May Steele
Samuel R Steele
Wesley Pope
Edith Beall
Doris Ireland
Bal
Community Notes of Social Visits and Local Events
A stream of visitors and family gatherings highlights local life with Mrs Elmer C Baker and son Harry Bushey Baker returning home to Hyattsville after a visit. Nettie Miller of Frederick stayed with her sister Miss John Norwood in Hill Street. Nettie is among several guests with ties to Park Avenue and Mt Airy. Also noted are reunions, travel to Topeka, and a nurse visiting relatives. The Mt Airy Shear reopens after remodeling and a Cham ber of Commerce picnic is planned at a summer home near Wood Dine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Smith
Ysttie Hobbs
Howard A. Smith
Mary A. Smith
Marie | Horman
Austin Horman
Jeanette Gorsuch
Essie Brad-ley
Mors Naridan Smith
Arno Smith
Ynxet Smith
Mises
Edith Martin
Ernest 5. Tenley
Charles Durrance
William Riley
Eldridge Horman
Baltimore
George Newcomer
Annette
Arthur Lynch
Anne
Herschel Reed
Held Avenue
Joshua Barnes
Central Avenue
Vrs
Eugene Gerey Ane
Irs
Eugene Ane Tarr
Miet
Philadelphia
Lifoya Berry
Cehus Lloyd Brown
Bern Dast
Brown
Rishmond Book
Wilmings
Dylan Soh
Duvall
Lucile Miller
A Wey
Charles Breitenbach
Wm. H. Roberts, Jr
Hazel
Margaret Bullock
Jack Dumiller
Ballimore
Jimmy Owens
Linthicum Heights
Jane Butler
Washington, D. C
Robert Poole
Mary Ellen
Frederick
William Ti. Roberts
Thos. G. Lowman
Hubert P. Burdette
Kenneth
Ethel Kline
Ladiesburg
Mrs. Sherman C. Kline
Town
Elmer C. Baker
Harry Bushey Baker
Hyattsville
Iarry Bushey
Park Avenue
Nettie Miller
John Norwood
Hill Street
Parepa W. Day
Wesley H. Day
Upper Darby
William A. Taylor
Paul
Jessie
Laura
Dwight Walker
Wava
Mary Ann
Mt. Airy
Emory Burdette
Schaeffersville
Reinharth
Hagerstown
Harry Bitlitle
Gloria
Arthur Soderstrum
Topeka
Kansas
Evelyn Kinsey
St. Joseph's Hospital
Esther Me €On
Ephrata
Grant Ward
Bethlehem
Charles B. Gendell
Louise Nissenbaum
Miami, Florida
Thomas Winston
Nathan Glover
Joyce Ann
Pittsburgh
Philip G. Spencer
Glover
Wood- Dine
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George Banks
William G. Buck
Gibson Island
trans-Jordania
Britain
Jerusalem
SRA
Anthony Finta
India
Ceylon
Java
Sumatra
Aehony
William Apel
E. M. Mellor, Jr
Carroll Inn
Westminster
Joshua W. Baxley
Howard County
Baroness le Fevre
Paris
New York
Harry Dugan
Akron
Ohio
George B. Kelly
Amando Carranza
Frederick Schow
Stuart Pindell
Wilds Gard
Tate
North Tass
George S. Rodock & Son
Pa. KR
Fairefan
Gorham
Chersber
Owelty Sie
TRL
Hamilton
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
North Market ST
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Atlantic City
Hackney
Recife
Atlantic City, N. J
SOC
Essiey
Kemp’si
OUA
North Market Street
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