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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
11
The piece outlines holiday cookie care and several recipes Lebkuchen Pfeffernusse and coconut macaroons, detailing ingredients, steps and tips for packaging. It notes the durability of some cookies, baking times, and a sample menu for tomorrow’s meals.
Foxville announces Sunday school next Sunday at 1 30 PM and preaching at 2 30 PM. Christmas entertainment slated for December 26. Mt Zion Methodist plans Saturday night event and Sunday school at 1 30 PM. Local residents, travels, and minor injuries noted including a horse fall and tonsil removal. Foxville school Christmas entertainment set for Thursday night December 20.
Washington D C residents visited with Mrs Catherine E Brown and daughters on Saturday. The Wednesday butchering party at Geo Wolf's included Mrs Maggie Wolfe Mr and Mrs George Wolf Mrs Grover Buhrman Margaret Dorothy Joseph Buhr man Mrs Clemmie Fox Ira Pryor Charlie Kuhn Charles Wolfe Maurica Clark Miss Calahoun George Wolf Jr Patsy Wolf. George Wolf and family visited Sunday with Mrs Wolf's parents Mr and Mrs Wm Kimler of Smithsburg.
More than 1,200 children will receive candy and oranges at Emmitsburg’s annual Christmas tree celebration sponsored by the Lions Club on Monday. Santa Claus and helpers will distribute treats while the women’s club serves lunch of soup coffee and rolls.
Breaks and gambles define contract bridge says WM E McKHENNEY secretary American Bridge League. The game rewards regressive players willing to slight gamble to seek grand slam gains despite risk. Guidance highlights opening reads, defense cues, and needing favorable breaks to justify bets.
In this deal West opens two trumps and declarer gains a trump break. Do not ruff spades after a spade lead. Lead diamonds to establish discards and avoid finessing. If West covers the diamond ace, you can draw through and make your contract. heart openings could still allow defeat.
At 10 a m a free movie will be shown in the Gem theater for children. An old-time square dance is set for Monday evening at the firemen's hall. A large Christmas tree with multicolored lights stands on the square. Lions announce committee appointments including tree decoration and publicity with Mrs J Louis Topper as lunch chair.
Copperville notes amid visits and family gatherings as residents from Westminster Possum Hollow York Pa Walnut Grove Hanover and Westminster meet at homes and on weekend trips. Sore eye illness noted for Harry Willerbrick.
Howard Warner Lev Myers and Hamilton Warner all colored or near Ridgeville are in Elliott City jail charged with taking two cases of bonded whiskey from Spencer Kinsey a mile east of Ridgeville last Sunday. William Myers is still being sought after a pint was found at his Ridgeville barber shop. Deputies found six gallons of moonshine and a pint of bonded whiskey bearing the stolen trade mark. Justice Clarence Murray notified Ridgeville and issued a search warrant. Arthur A. Fritz Jefferson found guilty of drunkenness at a hearing and fined $10 plus costs. Henry Robinson colored guilty on drunkenness and jailed five days. Henry Alwine Johnstown Pa fined $100 for no insurance card. Charles M Rouzer Hagerstown fined $25 and costs for speeding.
Mr David Forney and Mrs Lawrence Foutz were among attendees at a large butchering at Bruce Houck s near Woodsboro on Tuesday. She later spent a week with friends and her mother in Frederick county. Mr Charles Bowers moved to a farm purchased from the Taneytown Bank.
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