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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
10
In New York CBS unveils an education oriented TV slate under an adult education board chaired by Dr. Lyman Bryson of Columbia University. Drama will appear in half hour broadcasts on learning processes, with another series focused on American at Work and a program to test education experiments on the microphone.
At the December PTA meeting in Union Bridge it was decided to sponsor a Boy Scout troop. The PTA authorized the president to appoint a Scout troop committee. On Monday January 10 the PTA and Scout troop committee met at the high school with Chief Scout Executive W. of the Baltimore Area Council.
Declarer could count distribution and use adverse bids to read hands. The article notes a hand where correct spreading of adverse distribution yields a game, with South jumping to spades after partner's double. It highlights ruffing the third diamond as part of the play and the declarer’s confident dummy.
A bridge problem from a North hand ends with a successful squeeze after West ruffs a diamond. South leads hearts, East discards, and West must concede a ruff in one hand while South dumps a club loser. The article highlights counting to thirteen as the key to the play and describes the rest of the deal and its outcomes. It also covers local community notes on a Boy Scout sponsor agreement, hospital visits, and a Johnsville Parent-Teacher meeting with a spelling bee and refreshments.
Detour reports show Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cover visiting Un ion Bridge relatives, Mrs. E L Irving staying with Mrs. Rosa Diller, and the Detour Keysville Homemakers Club meeting briefly due to bad weather with C W Cover E D Diller Vallie Shorb Margaret Wilhide Ruth Yoder present. Elizabeth Hoover and visitors from Detour, and Roland Downey visiting his in law family accompany the week’s notes. New York City is cited with 1 250 000 school children and 38 000 teachers.
The Taneytown Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 held its monthly meeting with President James C. Myers presiding. Reports covered three December and January fires and plans for the annual supper on February 22, postponed to late April due to weather. An extensive executive committee listing appointments followed, and a Firemen’s Hall program by the Taneytown Jr. LO. O. F. band featured a wide concert list under Robert Menchey.
Readers are urged that tired kidneys may cause backaches and other symptoms. The ad touts a product named Dosa's Wills, claiming it cleanses the kidneys by flushing waste through the urinary tract and promises long-term relief after thousands of years of use.
Pleasant Walk notes report Les lie Brandenburg transfer to Middletown post office adding his route to Samuel Routzahn for Pleasant Walk. H Warrenfeltz builds a tenant house on High street to be occupied by Bud Smith. Key Harp clears timber lot for Wilts of Hagerstown who bought from Melvin Dusing. Margaret Flook visited friends in Jactown. Mr and Mrs Harry L Shroyer visited Hagerstown. Shirley Shirler and family visited Chas Easterday. Mrs Jacob Flook returned from a week with her sister in Hagerstown Md. Earl Warrenfeltz on leave in Jactown from Washington county. May Warrenfeltz visited her brother in Frederick.
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