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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1937
Page
9
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About fifty persons, many children, were examined at an orthopedic clinic in Winchester Hall under the Maryland League for Crippled Children. The event, first in the county this year, involved Drs Voshell Gellman and Phelps and yielded several new cases plus improvements among previously treated children.
Bridge columnist discusses a small slam puzzle where Richard Hymes and partner face a squeezed contract. The analysis covers opening leads, spade finesse, and the key endplay sequence to force the contract, with a solution hinted for readers.
Miss Evelyn Eckard presided in the president’s absence at a home gathering where Miss Hoffman spoke on keeping personal records and gave a salute demonstration. Miss Elizabeth Ohler and Miss Evelyn Eckard organized a recreation program. refreshments were arranged by Miss Freda Stambaugh and Miss Virginia Bower. The club will meet next month at Miss Mary Schaym’s home on Middle Street. Miss Louise Eliot visited her parents in Baltimore, and the Taney auxiliary was mentioned.
A local town junior band convened a special meeting last night to discuss upcoming performances and community events. Members reviewed logistics for rehearsals and planned outreach to residents for volunteer support.
The home of Mrs Moser on Frederick Street hosted a well attended meeting to discuss the forthcoming season. A committee was appointed to handle uniform purchases and a benefit party concert by the band is set for March 27 at the I O F Hall. Band hire prices were fixed with Winnie Staley announcing readiness to accept engagements. Mrs Katherine Rephart of Philadelphia visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Charles K Kephart, for the weekend.
A Jonesboro Ark reader Mrs Herman Futrell endorses AtteBran noting relief after six years of constipation. The ad claims Att-Bray absorbs water to cleanse bowels and provides vitamin B and iron. Suggested use is two tablespoonfuls daily as cereal or cooked dish, with stronger dosing in severe cases. Kellogg’s Agt. Prawn markets the product nationwide through grocers.
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