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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1960

Page

13

Bridge Strategy Says When To Change the Line

In three no trump the defender should switch plans when the initial line stalls or card drops indicate a better path. East’s queen of clubs at trick two signals South to switch, taking the club lead and using the nine to block a second club run, preserving defense despite West holding five clubs and the diamond ace. East might have misled by feeding the jack instead of the queen.

South East West Declarer

Frederick County 4H Campfire Welcomes Members and Initiates 22

Four hundred Frederick County 4H Club members gathered at the Frederick Fairgrounds for the annual campfire with Indian traditions, songs, dances, and skits. Tribe leaders declared peace as Wayne Reeder passed the peace pipe. Leo Sruth served as Ishkatay-keeper of the fire. Alex Smariga beat the drums. Thirty new members were admitted and initiated into the organization in a fireside candlelight ceremony led by President Clifford Stiles with officers and many named participants from Jefferson to Thurmont and Walkersville.

Frederick County Frederick Fairgrounds Arthur Rhoderick Buckeystown Wayne | Reeder Clemonville Leo Sruth New Market Alex Smariga Libertytown 4H Order Clifford Stiles Wayne Suomley Margaret Nicholson Theresa Summers Jefferson Ruth Williams Travis Zeiler Robert Beale Emmitsburg Dorothy M. Smith East Frederick Bonnie Wise Middletown Sarah Blickenstaff Sally Blickenstaff Jean Swomley Walkersville Sally Jones Mount Pleasant Alice Stambaugh Thurmont Robert Sammis Jr Unionville John Troxell Sam Horman Urbana George Norris

Large Tomatoes and Picnic At Frederick Events

Ereck enrode displays two large home grown tomatoes, with a list of attendees from Thurmont Unionville Urbana and nearby towns. A watermelon party followed a campfire, with a refreshment committee and campfire team named. Over 100 persons attended the Frederick Chamber of Commerce picnic at Breezy Grove Park with officials and guests, including Louis Goldstein and Fort Detrick officers. Jeffersonian Democratic Club picnic drew about 2600 attendees at the Frederick Fairgrounds with state officials present.

Gary Plank Unionville Robert Valentine Thurmont James Hatcher Urbana John Lovell Jefferson Edgar Hawker Jr Ballenger Kathryn Nicholson New Freeway Larry Duncan Walkersville Joan Lowman George Norris Richard McBride Shirley Williams Ralph Harbaugh John Holter Margaret Nicholson Sarah Ramsburg Frederick Carl S. Casto Fort Detrick Alfred K. Ganshow East Coast Paul Carmack Jack Lee Michael Croghan Sr Jeffersonian Democratic Club Frederick Fairgrounds Louis L. Goldstein Clarence Long The United

Court News and Marriage Licenses In Frederick Area

Court notices list marriages for Aubrey D. Grossnickle Jr and Fae Gladnill. Joseph Dailey and Joyce Boyer. Everett Embrey Jr and Carol Sanders. Property deeds show transfers among Graham Reid, Palmer, Pryor Warren, and others with $10 and various sums in county or city records.

Aubrey D. Grossnickle Jr Fae E. Gladnill Frederick Joseph Thomas Dailey Harpers Ferry W. Va Joyce Elaine Boyer Knoxville Everett Clayton Embrey Jr Bethesda Carol Lynn Sanders Paul R. Bunce Wanda Burke Richfield Springs N. Y Willam E. Graham Jr Thomas R. Reid Earl M. Palmer Stanley C. Kline George A. Pryor Betsy J. Warren Patrick J. O'Brien William Ernest Lerch Brosius Development Corporation Brosius Homes Corporation Harold Remsberg Laura M. Remsberg Harry E. Harbaugh Wie James Glenn Bittner Arthur W. Peomroy

Democratic Dinner Sees State Senate Chief Guests

The States Senate in the last Democratic primary were the chief guests at the Democratic dinner held from 4 PM to 8 PM. Austin Babe Young of the Jeffersonian Democratic Club chaired the committee that organized the annual picnic.

States Senate Austin Babe) Young Jeffersonian Democratic Club

Poll Favors Nixon Over Kennedy

A Sioux Falls poll shows Nixon leading Kennedy nearly two to one for the presidency among readers of the Sioux Falls Argus Leader Aberdeen American News and Watertown Public Opinion. Nixon 61.4 percent Kennedy 31.7 percent undecided 8.9 percent in current poll. preconvention figures were 45.2 to 41.7 with 13.1 undecided. Farmers favored Nixon 58.5 to 31.7 while city voters backed Nixon 64.1 to 20.8.

Sioux Falls Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy South Dakota Nixon Kennedy Tcket Argus Leader Aberdeen American News Watertown Public Opinion

Poll marks broad state support in 24 contests since 1952

The poll claims sufficient cross-section representation of the state's citizens and named a winner in 22 of 24 contests since 1952. Conducted in election and off years, it asks various questions. In 1955 Eisenhower carried the state over Stevenson by 171,569 to 122,238.

Eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson

Butcher Reunites Finger With Ham After Mixup

In Baltimore AP tale Valentine Polanouski a butcher cut off part of his right index finger in a meat slicer and sold it with a quarter pound of ham. He later found the missing piece in a customer's pocket after 60 stitches and hospital treatment. The customer did not comment.

Baltimore Valentine Polanouski Polanowski Johns Hopkins Hospital

Wants Bay Bridge Tolls Reduced

Salisbury report notes State Sen. Mary L. Nock calls for a study by the State Roads Commission on Bay Bridge toll reductions to meet future competition from the bridge tunnel. She cites higher than expected revenues and proposes a flat $1 toll per car, regardless of passengers.

Sen Nock

Driver Killed in Williamsport Incident

A driver identified as Allen Jorysh, 30, of Hagerstown, was killed in a Williamsport, Maryland incident. Police details remain incomplete as investigations continue.

Williamsport, Md Allen Jorysh Hagerstown

Md car crash on U S 11 near Marlowe West Virginia

Jorysh died Thursday when his northbound car struck a tractor trailer on U S 11 near Marlowe West Virginia State Police said the driver from Maryland collided with a truck owned by Carsis King of Dunbar West Virginia The crash occurred about three miles from the state line amid storm warnings and aviation weather updates.

U.S. 11 Marlowe W. Va West Virginia Jorysh Carsis King Dunbar Maryland- West Virginia

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