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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1950
Page
2
Reader asks if the initial meld must be a single group or may include multiple melds. Jacoby confirms any number of melds can count toward the initial meld, with jokers usable as needed. He notes the minimum count is just that and extra melds may be added.
Six fans from Brooklyn area share predictions for both leagues. Detroit favored in the American, with Brooklyn or St. Louis strong in the National. Others back the Dodgers and Yankees, Cardinals and Red Sox, Phillies and Yankees, reflecting mixed confidence and no clear consensus.
A crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clues ranging from aquatic bird to heavenly body and various word associations. The grid-like entries cover animals, actions, titles, and linguistic hints across multiple numbered clues.
Southern States Cooperative members in Adamstown reported on the first 11 months of the 1949-30 fiscal year at a Tuesday, July 11 meeting in Adamstown. Elected to the Adamstown advisory board were Harry Ranneberger and William Moxley. Farm Home advisory committee members named were Mrs. Harry Kanode and Mrs. Blair St. Titus. Kaop Kwis Kote test winners included Virginia Titus, Blair Titus, Austin Renn, Mrs. Ralph G. Thomas, and Mrs. Monroe R. Thomas.
South overbid to four spades aiming for game and slam. West led hearts, South saved tricks with careful defense and timing, culminating in a sharp endgame where misdrafted attempts faded. The column argues greed caused the bid, yet notes South’s precise card play nearly secured the hand.
Miss Shirley Bowers of Route 1 Frederick will be awarded at the next Mt. Pleasant Grange meeting on July 27 an embossed pin and a Certificate of Award as winner of the Mt. Pleasant Grange essay contest on Soil Fertility and the Nation s Future. The Certificate was signed by National Grange Master Albert S. Goss and American Plant Food Council president Clifton A. Wardrum and countersigned by Mt. Pleasant Grange Master Harald Roderick. The prize honors contributions to sound land management for agriculture and the nation. Knox T. Hutchinson chaired the National Board of Judges with USDA officials and educators on the panel. Old-type gas lamps, 14 000 in number, remain on Baltimore streets as modern electric lighting is rapidly replacing them.
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