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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
3
Potomac River conditions improve with clear streams expected after weeks of muddy runoff. Opening day sees abundant bass fry, favorable forecasts for one of the best seasons in years as anglers anticipate plenty of fish and heavy weekend fishing.
Catoctin Country Club hosted a Baltimore Tennis Club defeat in a Sunday match ending 9-3. Final singles results saw Edward Griepenkeri and Earl Shaver plus others winning for Baltimore, while local players struggled amid a long winter break and a related gun incident involving two area youths.
A Brooklyn bridge expert, George Kenned, showcases a recent duplicate game hand from the Crown Heights academy. The piece explains four spades as the contract and discusses how to play clubs, with a full play sequence and a daily contract problem for readers to solve.
Elmer Claybaugh Jr twelve year old son of Elmer and Mrs Claybaugh near Thurmont received two blood transfusions at Frederick Hospital after an accidental abdomen wound last week. He showed improvement though remains critical as sheriff's investigators probe the Wednesday dam accident that injured him and others in the Claybaugh family.
July reports from Sykesville include Elizabeth Harris returning from a house party at Mrs Edward Catling in Catonsville and a yacht trip on the Magothy hosted by Dr West. Activities cover church events, family health notes, and a weekend in Washington with Mrs Allen Brown and Allene Brown plus Miss Margaret Skipler.
Susan Amelia Brandenburg died June 20 after marriage to James E Brandenburg. Funeral at Springfield Presbyterian Church, burial at Sprughed cemetery. Leroy Underwood has been ill. guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Leatherwood and Mr and Mrs Wile. Other items list Miss Sar Wate, Miss Elen Noyes, and Mr and Mrs Carsten Petry with guests at Cedar round Sim Wawaem B.
Taylorsville events report a July gathering involving local residents and Mrs. Are rand. No further details available from the fragment.
The column catalogs numerous social visits and guest days. Mrs Amelia Franklin, Mrs Jessie Hood, Mrs Rosa Franklin, and others are noted visiting relatives and friends in Virginia, Baltimore, and Washington DC. Families including the Franks, Moores, Koontzs, Gosnells, Hoopers, and Way are mentioned with specific host towns and partial addresses.
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