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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1938

Page

9

Buckingham School Defeats Church St in basketball double header

Buckingham School seniors beat Church Street Independents 26 to 22 on Church Street gym floor as Buckingham Juniors won 23 to 10. Bowers brothers led the attack with 10 points each, Frushour scored seven, Brachey added five, while J McDevitt topped the winners and Snober the losers in a hard fought rematch.

Buckingham School Church Street Independents Church Street School Buckingham Junior Quint Buckingham Buckeystown Institution Bowers Boys Frushour Brachey Ove Poins Buckingham Dunters Church Street J. McDevitt Snober Church Street Schas! Soys J. Bowers Rolph T. Wachter Whitlaw R. Stambaugh A. McDevitt C Bowers Ar Lidie Shinnick Buckingham Juniors L. Stambaugh F. Wachter Carter Main Tyson Jenkins Hovermale Foltz Aibaugh Esso Maryland State School For Maryland School Maryland Schoolers G. F Cassell Cromartie Esworthy Catsail Kreh

Aliens Barred From Eastern Shore League

Easton Md October 7 A rule barring all aliens from playing in the Eastern Shore Baseball League was adopted by league directors. The rule targets non citizens including Cubans Mexicans Canadians and Europeans and requires approval by the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues before taking effect. Also rookies would shift status to first year after one season under the proposed change. The only aliens in the prior season were four Cubans with the Salisbury Indians: Fermine Guerra Batting .296 Fielding .588. George Comellas 22–1 with .193 .917. Juan Montero 7–2 .176 .939. Jose Salazar signed late with no record.

Easton Eastern Shore Baseball League United States National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues Salisbury Indians Fermine Guerra Washington Charlotte N. C George Comellas Juan Montero Trenton Jose Salazar

Lead Halts A Game In Bridge Contest

WM E McKenney explains how East saved a game by steering a partner into ruffing and creating a trump advantage. East valued forcing a Tutt to exhaust a trump honor before declarer draws trumps, avoiding a conventional path and risking loss.

Solution to previous contract problem

The article details a bridge hand where West justifies a decision after dummy plays. West questions why East forces him to ruff with three high clubs. West solves by leading club four, forcing out East's jack and enabling trump loss to yield a later diamond trick.

South West East

Local Social Roundup From Sykesville and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Henry W Clarke hosted dinner for Al and Mrs R E Lb Young and Ivan Amy Young Robert L Young Baltimore Clarence Clarke Dorothy Donald Fleming Mamie Mrs Robert Lee Fridell Washington visiting Williams Hobbs family Arthur C Brown ill with grippe Annie Mullinix Baltimore visiting Hatfield Evans New Windsor Charles Marman New Windsor Holmes Lockard Central avenue Carl L Howes Irene Baltimore and family Isabel Howes Ray Smith Hilda McDonald Ballt more Algene Scott Earl Warner near New Windsor Rev Henry Mueller and son John

Sykesville Henry W. Clarke R. E. Lb. Young Ivan Amy Young Robert L. Young Baltimore Clarence Clarke Dorothy Donald Alice Fleming Mamie Robert Lee Fridell Washington Wiliam H. Hobbs Church Avenue Arthur C. Brown Grippe Annie Mullinix W. R. Hatfield William Evans Charles Marman New Windsor Holmes Lockard Central Avenue Carl L. Howes Irene George F. Howes

Wedding guests and social events in Hatferd and nearby towns

Social notes list visitors and hosts across Hatferd Maryland and Seaford Delaware including Mr and Mrs Frank Greenwood, Mr and Mrs Willard BR, Rose Blizzard and Angelo Piccaty wedding at St Josephs Church Texas Md, and Mary Elizabeth Melville training at Maryland General Hospital. Also mentions illness of David Sorflaten and Bee Berry entertaining in Melville honor with Bernice Shipley and others.

Statewood Willard BR Hatferd Frank Greenwood A Aheld Pete Aan Raymond Beat Sissy Margaret Dorothy Blizzard Walace Brown St. Joseph's Catholic Church Texas Rose Blizzzard Angelo Piccaty New York Cheaney Murray Whoff Baltimore James Wheatle Ida Watkins R. McCardell Elva M Rober Emerson Bartowek Charles L. Gartrell Airy Miss Bee Berry Mary Elizabeth Melville Bernice Shipley Johnny Morris Walter McDaniel Leroy Day Ladies’ Aid and Mission

Quick Relief for Raw Throat with Zonite Gargle

A short ad claims Zonite gargling fights cold germs in a raw throat. It promises faster relief after the first gargle and recommends mixing one teaspoon Zonite with half a glass of water to gargle immediately to prevent spread into sinuses or bronchial tubes.

Sandard

Middletown Resident Praises ANE For Health Gains

Middletown Maryland mail carrier Leslie C Brandenburg credits ANE with relief from long standing indigestion constipation and nervousness. He reports improved digestion no after effects and claims complete relief from constipation after about one month of use. ANE marketed by Williamson's Drug Store with listings of multiple regional retailers.

Leslie C. Brandenburg Middletown Maryland U. S Brandenburg Frederick Ane Williamson's N. Market Street Williamson Market Street North Ket Waynesboro Brunswick Hills Pharmacy Shepherdstown W. Va Zimmermans Boonsboro Routzann Ain Houser

Union Bridge Community Club Notes and Local Visits

Union Bridge hosts Garden Club meeting with readings and awards for iris and plant displays. Young Mothers Club reports, local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Mackley, Howard Gray hosts, and Alumni card party planned at Pythias. Mrs. Sampson improves from laryngitis. Mrs. Leister visiting Ellicott City. Spickell family staying with Buckey.

Bridge Csrrol Garden Club Longfellow Maers Englar Mies Marie Sensener Zollickofer Iris New York Charles Hesson Mother's Club Ion Paul Reese Air Laura Muteeles Ore Tunna Everett Waynesboro Charles Mackley Union Bridge Samuel Mackley Alfred Zollwkoffer Woman's Club jUnion Bridge Westminster Seminary Marry Althouse Ruth Davd Belen Sakegiver Hanover Julia Berwager Manchester Thomas Welshare Fant Wetzel Marston Tey Jobson Paul E Sampson Sheen Fred Leister Ellicott City Charles E. Gray G. M. Spickell Ellen Spickell Earl Buckey

Fragmented OCR Note on Lydia E Pinahan's Compound

Readable fragments mention Lydia E. Pinhan or Pinhan's compound and a plea to get a bottle from a druggist. Text is garbled with punctuation and misspellings, obscuring full context. No clear event date or location found.

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