Local society notes and gatherings across Frederick area
The excerpt lists visits and relocations of families around Frederick and nearby towns, including hospital returns from Johns Hopkins, moves to Jefferson and Bowling Green, and service members moving overseas. Rebekah Lodge No 31 holds a December 3 dinner and Christmas program planning, with meetings and committee roles noted, plus a St. Johns Cub Scout Pack 274 meeting with awards and den chiefs praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Norman Hardy
Joan
Bowling Green
Howard Brown
Rita Dwyer
SP4
Buster Gloveri
Kenny
Fort Leonardwood
Ross Milig Sr
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grands’ Association of Samaritan
Rebekah Lodge No
IOOF
Catherine Kester
Edith Starn
St. John's
George Clendaniet Jr
Den
Anthony DeLauter
James Lillard
Thomas Offutt
Timothy O'Toole
den I
Joseph Cooper
Bobcat
Denner
Michael Smith
Ames Smith
Houston Author Adapts to Bridge Writing
John Hathorn of Houston, struck by poliomyelitis years ago, turns to writing on bridge. His book How to Play the Hand, co authored with Bobby Nail, showcases a percentage safety play in seven spades. The expert move relies on singleton king and trump break to reach the small slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hathorn
Houston
John
Texas Bridge
Bobby Nail
South
Southie
Church Hall Social Discussed and Gifts Planned
Kemptown Recreation led Juanita Warfield and Mrs Cline as Providence WSCS served refreshments at the Church Hall on December 7. Mrs Calvin Issacs reported on the society’s Amish country trip. Contributions were made to the General Advance Special for Mrs Eve Logue. Plans were made to donate Christmas gifts to Sibney Hostal for underprivileged children and to exchange items at the December meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
WSCS
Church Hall
Keisel Day Jr
Calvin Issacs
Eve Logue
Tanies Ais
Sibney Hostal
Cam Bovanutg
Sansa
Chirch
Rowell Reader
Ke Dey
Hesieeses
Aline Chun Hat
Umiers
Herta Batanore
Lime Kiln Me. M. M. Carter, TR 421% UME KILN
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a lime kiln and a person named M. M. Carter with garbled captions. No coherent event or dates are readable. The text lacks identifiable places or actions to summarize into a clear news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Carter
New Hemorrhoid Remedy Promises Relief for Sufferers
Advertisers claim Preparation H uses Bio-Dyne to eliminate piles with a new healing substance. The product comes in suppository and ointment forms and is sold at drug counters nationwide.
New Zealand Tragedy In Opotiki Car Crash Kills Seven
A car carrying seven youths plunged into a stream near Opotiki on Saturday, killing all aboard. Two girls aged 16 and 19 and three men aged 18 to 24 were found dead Sunday morning, marking the worst NZ automobile accident in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Opotiki
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Auty Hoy
Charles Smith
Gerald Tibbs
Jefferson
Cedar Grove
Norman Sexton
Gaithersburg
Smith Cecil
Hossier
Frederick
Carl Shores Sr
Mee
Margeret Wachter
Frances Jones
Helen Wachter
Florence Stevens
Ednarden
North Market Street
Ruth Yinger
Mae Miller
Alice Ford
Hallie Harvey
Mya
Mary Elworthy
Samaritanbekah Lodge
Calvary Methodist Par
Phillip Wachter
Fidget Mar Aca
Frederick Enh
den II
William Corley
James Joseph Kerz
Michael Strine
den IL
Mike Chomel
George Anderson
J. T. Leicherz
James Shores
Edward Rossi
Edward Currens
Peter Ligoc
Wiver Arrow Point
George Clean
Willian Jones HI
Paul Offutt
Gilver Arrow Points
DeLauter
John McClellan
Gary Lillard
Flair Armory
Den 1
Bernice Cooper
Francis H. Storth
Jacoby
Wald Jacoby Witten For
Mila
Coe
Sn.t
Kemptown
Juanita Warfield
Cline
New York, N.Y
SCA
America
Patrick Street
WFMD
Mra
Calin C. Grimes
Harlow
Sylvester Gywynn
AR Sowell
Bialmar Thomas
Saath
Barry F. Zimverman
Patrick SB
Ausherman
N. Bentt
Edward Bargett
F. Firth M
Mamie Kline Ball
Frederick Helen Pereesf
RFD
Frederick Mildred L. Fury
N. Market St
Lloyd EF. Barington
Walent St
Maddie Test Edna Bell
Canberra
W. Patrick ST
N. Market ST. Frederick Shopping Center
Eveready
Burlington Argyles
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