Auto Hit Two Homes In Emmitsburg Man Hurts
An east Main Street crash in Emmitsburg about 8 PM Wednesday left Elwood Nusbaum severely injured. His car struck a parked grocery truck then tore into two houses, damage to corners and a 16 inch brick hole. Nusbaum was rushed to Gettysburg hospital in a semi conscious state for X rays to assess possible internal injuries. State Police officer Truman Moon investigated. cause under study, speed near the time of impact.
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Emmitspurg
Elwood Nusbaum
Taneytown
Nusbaum
Arnie
Werner Gettysburg
Per‘ived
Mainz Street
Emmitsburg
Bernard H. Boyle
Curtis Topper
Ed Harting
Truman Moon
State Police
G O P To Meet In Frederick County Social Evening
A Republican gathering sponsored by the Republican Club of Frederick County will be held on Friday at 7 30 p m at the home of Carson G Frailey in Emmitsburg. Refreshments and music will be provided as part of a series of county events.
Sheer Evening Jackets Inspire Paris Runway Styles
Paris Aug 25 AP reports new sheer evening jackets led by a tailleur in black net with velvet appliques forming petals. Brillant colored spangles depict leaves and petals. Chanel showcases these designs.
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Paris
Chanel
Wise Refusal Of Ruff Saves Contract Bid On Short Trumps
Reed was played in a city bridge tournament as Edwin Goldsmith, Chicago American Contract Bridge League president, faced five hearts. Goldsmith discarded a heart to prevent ruffing in three rounds, then riffed hearts and trumps to win. His prudent play avoided defeat when West held a long trump.
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WM. E. McCkenney
Idge League
Reed
Edwin’ . Goldsmith
Chicago
American Contract Bridge League
Eaist
Hearts
North
East
Goldsmith
West
Bridge hand report with duplicate-N spellings
The four players South West North East exchange passes through a sequence ending with South opening 2 clubs and later 3 clubs and a final pass. The notation is unclear and contains errors such as duplicate lines and nonstandard symbols, but indicates a bridge hand discussion during the auction with no declared final contract.
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la Pass
Klein Family Holds First Reunion Here
One hundred eight descendants of Ernest Frederick and Anna Rosina Klein gathered Sunday at the Klein grove on the Klein homestead four miles west of Frederick. The event featured a bountiful picnic and a program including hymns, scripture, greetings by local Kleins, and musical selections from Frederick area participants.
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Ernest Frederick
Anna Rosina (Lillach) Klein
Klein Grove
Klein Homestead
A. R. Klein
Frederick
Ernest Frederick Klein
Klein Ingersheim
Woertenburg
Germany
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Elizabeth Klein Kahler
Louisa Klein Sappington
Henrietta Klein Frey
Charles Samuel Klein
George J. Klein
Faith of Our Fathers
Elias Frey
Pendleton
Ind
Jesse R. Klein
Union Bridge
Charles E. Klein
Martha S. Klein
Conrad
Town
Adam R. Backer
Annapolis
Catherine
Janet Huffer
Reading
Klein History closes with new permanent church board
During the business meeting Rev. David Klein and Mr. Airy led a Klein history session as the group formed a permanent organization. Officers elected include President C Cyril Klein Frederick and vice-president Elias, with a closing hymn “Bless Be The Tie That Binds.”
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Klein
David Klein
Airy
C Cyril Klein Frederick
Elias
Frey and Klein Family Reunion Readies for August Gathering
A Pendleton Indiana secretary treasurer and Frederick residents organize a large reunion on the third Sunday in August. Attendees include Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Klein, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Repp, Mrs. Truman S. Kien, Mr. and Mrs. David E. Dunham Jr, and many Klein, Holter, and Ecker families from Frederick, Mt. Airy, Union Bridge, and surrounding towns. The event lists numerous relatives from Maryland and beyond, detailing attendees across multiple households and states.
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Clarence Ecker
Mt. Airy
Amy S. Furry
Woodsboro
Guy Leister
Pocomoke City
Lizzie Klein
Annie Kien
Ida Klein
Frederick
Elaine Kien
Airy
Hazel Holter
Frederics
Helen Ecker
Washington, D. C
Leatrice Backer
Annapolis
Ruth K Holter
Mary W Helter Frederick
Mary Elizabeth Backer
Baltimore
Nellie Blent- Minger
Frances €Tteiiter
Patsy Ecker
Jennetts Ecker
Litttz Ps
Ruth Schneides
Misi
Helen Huffer
Freders
Betty Klein
Irma E Huffer
Natalie Klein
Elias Frey
Henrietta Taylor
Enceh Frey
Gertie SM. Stahl
Pendleton
Ind
Martha Klein
Conrad la
William P Holter
Charnes E Klein
Alexis EB Klein
Co. Cyr Klein
Alvin S. Klein
Annapolia
Roy A. Huffer
Frederick Harmon
Klein Buddewnoe
Leshie Blentiinger
Fredecch
Owen Ecker
Paul E. Ecker
Union Bridge
Lewis Klein
Ary
Albert £. Selby
Joseph B Linthicum
Linthicum Heights
J. Payne Blair, Jr
Catherine Hoffer
Fannie M Young
Sir Airy
Janet Hoffer
Gertrude Kahler
Caroline Lester
Pocomoke
Naomi Kieu
Victorian plusse s parade dress shows satin strutted train
A late August AP item notes Duchess satin evening dress with stiffly skirted volume. Blue accents appear as feathery waves in lighter and darker shades, creating a dramatic feathered dress.
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Akes
W. Val
D J
Akqti &Ite
Klein Family
Tor Reesays
Hare
Day and
Dutrow
Esso Servicenter
Frederick, MD
Atlas Tires
Frederick’s
John Statthew
Backer
Ralph Ecker
Lititz Pa
Kerott Ecker
Richard Lee Ecker
Mtt
Robert E. Klein
Jon P
Blair, Jr
Thomas Joseph Blair
Acv
Gs Furry
A. BE. Kahler
Russell Kiein
Sit, Alry
RED Cross
Munez Wurth
Fitch
Danaven
Verne Va
Tan Panta Cafe
Colgate
BBC
Dr. Lyons
Gem
Colgate Tooth Powder
Louis Philippe Angelus
Reesonen
Chidren
Johnson & Johnson Products
Finch
Mizsroccas
Abe
Sven Moe
Hute
Lifebuoy
For the Eyes
M.P.C
Maghesia
Jae de
Fasies Weller
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