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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1962
Page
8
Dear Helen Worden Erskine advises a dying mother torn between an adopted daughter who loves money and a natural daughter who seeks the fortune. The adviser says follow the heart but suggests leaving a token sum to the natural daughter and ensure the will is recorded. Consider a lawyer to secure exact wishes.
A compact lesson by W L Gordon covers ante before anti against and common mispronunciations notes on timpani and precipitous. It defines categorical as direct and explicit and mentions corn yields with spacing comparisons of 80 inch and 40 inch rows.
Taneytown notes list Judith MacPherson returning to Anchorage to teach. visits by Luckenbaughs, Witherows, and others to Waynesboro and Walkersville. church plans 95th birthday celebration for Mrs Feeser. Tracys return to Fort Knox with relatives in Hampton and Naylor family updates. Obituaries: Dr William F Daum, 94, ex moderator of New England Synod. Andrew T Kearney, 68, mining director in Chicago.
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