Lutherans Open School at Hood College
The eleventh annual Summer School for Church Workers of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland opened at Hood College with about 250 participants. Daily classes run 9 to 12, with evening vesper services at 7 30 and public programs including starry night at High Knob and a recreation leadership demonstration by Ruth Garber Ehlers. Dean Rev Roy L Sloop leads, with Rev Howard F Reise and Dr Margaret Baltimore assisting. registration by Rev Halph K Miller and treasurer Virgil W Doub.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Hood College
Johnl. Deaton
Christ Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Meyran
Severa, Wiles
High Knob
Ruth Garber Ehlers
National Recreation Association
Council
Roy L Sloop
Washington
Howard F. Reise
Margaret
Halph Kl Miller
Brunswick
Virgil W. Doub
Middletown
Switch Strategy Prevents Overtrick at National Bridge Meet
The eastern delegation to California competed in the national mixed pair event in San Francisco. Harry J. Fishbein of New York and Mrs. Paula Bacher of East Orange, N. J., won the title. Fishbein praised Bacher for exact defensive play shown in today’s hand. Most tables reached four spades with five made on defense.
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California
San Francisco
Harry J. Fishbein
New York
Paula Bacher
East Orange
N. J
Fishbein
Bacher
New York Fall Styles Showcase Lush Suit Dress
New York fashion scene presents a royal blue wool fall suit dress ensemble. The outfit features a bald dress with a matching jacket, gold embroidery, and a Neus de Tis motif by designer Jo Copeland.
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New York
Fall News
Jo Copeland
Orson Welles Leads Globe-Spanning Musical Characters
AP News notes Orson Welles stars in a Broadway show that plays with a globe embracing theme. The production features Welles as a Scotland Yard tipster pursuing Phileas Fogg through remote locations in a spoofed Jules Verne adventure with a string of unusual disguises.
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AP News
Orson Welles
Scotland Yard
Phileas
Jules Verne
Welles
Bridge Text and Orphans Court Accounts
The article details a bridge problem featuring Fishbein and Mrs Bacher with misplayed diamonds and hearts and notes a failed defense. It also reports the Orphans Court approving three accounts with estates of Boyer Fossett and Gibson detailing receipts and distributions.
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William E. Boyer
Henry H. Boyer
Irvin W. Fossett
Talmadge W. Fossett
Clara T. Gibson
Daniel Cyrus Gibson
Vitamin-Syntenon Promises Hay Fever Relief Ad
Advertisement touts SYNTENON capsules as a vitamin C based remedy for hay fever asthma and catarrh distress. Claims quick relief without injections, priced at 6.00 for a bottle with a “money-back guarantee,” available at Williamson's Cruz Store 12 N Market St and by mail order.
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Eeersen
Liamson
Cruz
N. Market St
Underwater Bomb X rays Danger to Sailors
Report from aboard the U S S Appalachian on July 22 describes underwater atomic blasts producing x rays far deadlier than air bursts. Water spray likely delays salvage operations, with x rays drifting downwind and risking exposed crews aboard harbor ships.
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U. S. S. Appalachian
Twin Brothers Enlist In U S Army Here
The local Army Recruiting Station at 15 North Court Street enlisted 17 year old twins Arthur and Victor Meredith in the armored force for three years. They dream of driving tanks in combat and pictured twin tanks against the enemy. Chester Stone of Lovettsville VA also sought enlistment at the same station, arriving at 4 o clock seeking any branch of the Army.
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North Court Street
Arthur
Victor Meredith
Merc
Carroll County
Chester Stone
Lovettsville
Virginia
Enlistment of a Gumphon Boy After Long Morning Walk
In the morning a boy walked eight miles to a highway to get a ride to Frederick. Captain John E. McClurg, the recruiting officer, saw his gumphon and deemed him an ideal soldier. He was immediately enlisted. The piece notes katydid forelegs host the sars.
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Frederick
Stier
John E. McClurg
Dinner meeting of Freebrick BPW Club held Tuesday
The Business and Professional Women's Club of Freebrick held a dinner meeting Tuesday at the Peter Pandan in Urbana. Mrs. Charlotte Martz presided as president of the local BYPD.
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Business and Professional Women's Club of
Freebrick
Peter Pandan
Urbana
Charlotte Martz
BYPD
Seal Use Restricted in Maryland Stationery Rules
Deputy Attorney General Hall Hammond ruled that organizations may use the state seal on stationery checks and certain notices but not to sell merchandise. The opinion, given to Governor O Conor, answers a request by the Maryland Stars Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association to use the seal on its stationery.
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Annapolis
Hall Hammond
Hammond
O'Conor
Maryland Stars Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association
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Don Budge
Forest Hills
Herbert Sondheim
AGE OF Elegance
Ben Reis
Eta
Ilansen Bang
Anna Miller
Orson
Declarer
Hast
Mrs. Bacher
Hearts
Tey
Jae
Markell & Ford
U. S. Army
Housewives
Limcomfer
Frederick, MD
Feige Rer
Seiberling
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Vane
Ann Sehen Ate Corp. “Pe Ark Ee
Pittsburgh
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Frederick, Md., Baltimore
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Patrick Street
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