New Windsor Local Notes July entries and visits
July updates from New Windsor list residents visiting relatives in Baltimore Mt Airy Washington and Philadelphia. activities include band at Sykesville Firemen carnival homemakers club meeting reports on college park short course and garden party invitations. several residents travel for vacations and family visits while others recover from surgery and move to new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Irvin Smelser
Baltimore
Isaac Smelser
Walter Getty
Walter R. Rudy
Mt. Airy
W. Cora Stouffer
Washington
Paul Buckey
Martinsburg
Mr. Hay
Truman Lambert
Dorothy Lee
Thomas Hays
Emmitsburg
Betterton
Walter Harman
Randall Spoerlein
Berkley Bowman
Margaret Ensor
Bowman
Union Bridge High School
Pendleton
Catonsville
H. B. Getty
Overbrook Farms
Sheppard
John Cook
Nora Ecker
Camp Peniel
Thurmont
Jane Englar
Betty Jane Roop
Mary Thomas
Sara Baile
Edward Richardson
Charles Richardson
Gehr
Sykesville
Marianna Snader
Philadelphia
Mes. Ibach
Taneytown
College Park
Annie Laurie
Local Social Roundup From Middleburg on July 27
Mrs Raymond Johnson and daughters visit relatives in Middleburg with several outings and an amateur contest where Charles Sherman wins first prize of four dollars. Multiple families from Gardners Westminster Baltimore and nearby towns are listed visiting, hosting, and traveling to and from Forest Park Hanover and Bruceville. Paul Hyde from Columbia University visits his mother while Betty and Jane Crouse spend a week in Baltimore. Birth notice for Frank Everett informs of newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Biddinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lescalleet
Gardners
Jesse Lescalleet
George Hood
Westminster
Wilbur Delphy
Thelma Stitley
William Sherman
Charles
James Welty
Josephine Blume
Twin Bridge Park
Charles Shermen
Frank Miller
Janet
Raymond Johnson
Earl Welty
Harney
Thelma Stirley
Forest Park
Hanover
Newton Six
Jacob Hahn and
Robert Wilson
Bruceville
Entertainments and Visits Around Gaithersburg and Nearby
July 27 reports Mr and Mrs Ellsworth Waters of Brooklyn staying two weeks in Gaithersburg with Mrs Merrle Jacobs. They joined Mrs George Darby for breakfast, bridge games, and Washington dinner. Other locals host bridge luncheons at Columbia Country Club for Mrs Waters, with trips to Baltimore. Also notes Miss Barbara Walker visiting Edgemoor, Mr and Mrs Aaron Coleman vacationing in North Carolina, and Mr and Mrs Ora E Haines hosting at Oak avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Ellsworth Waters
Brooklyn
Waters
Merrle Jacobs
George Darby
Washington
Wriley Jacobs
Chevy Chase
Columbia Country Club
Washington Grove Church
Ora E. Haines
A. W. Heil
Oak Avenue
Ficil
Owen McDermott
Graham Fanshaw
W Ngton
Robert Biullheimer
Local social notes from Harrisonville and Hendersonville visiting
The week saw Mrs Billheimer and her nieces Helen and Frances Billheimer of Harrisonville stay as house guests. Mrs Robert Palmer and daughter Helen Palmer returned from two weeks with Mr and Mrs Edward O’Hara in Hendersonville North Carolina. Monroe Phoebus family visited last week at Shady Side on the Bay. Edith Burnett, in New York for a Columbia University Summer course, plans a trip to Panama before returning to teaching locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billheimer
Helen
Frances Billheimer
Harrisonville
Robert Palmer
Helen Palmer
Edward O'Hara
Hendersonville
N.C
Monroe Phoebus
Shady Side
Bay
Edith Burnett
New York
Columbia University
Panama
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Hall of the Friendship Fire Company
Mavis Zombro
Washington
Garnett Fortune
Margaret Zombro
Fortune
Bolivar
James Elliott
Philadelphia
Jare
William Horn
Camp Hill
C. C. Johnson
Sajoman's Island
Irene Lerch
Washington, l
J. C. Newcomer
Norman Rogers
B. Ranson
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
Sandy Hook
John Steinbaum
Pittcairn
Neil Caper
Parker Cline
Roanoke
Cline
Martinsburg
Ben Eackles
Clifton Butts
Catherine
Marvin Filler
Lovellsville
North Carolina
Montague
Immaculate
Wheeling
W. Va
W. A. Walsh
Harpers Ferry
Earl Canniford
C. L Sexton
E. B. Stoutsenberger
Alvin Reid
Harry Stoutsenberger
Robert Stoutsenverger
Myrtle Nattie
John Edmundson
Kath ry Griffiths and friends visit Laytonsville week
Kath ry Griffith and Isabel Griffith with Miss Long and Ann Griffith of Baltimore spend a week at their parents home in Laytonsville before returning to Baltimore after a two week motor trip through New England and Quebec. Elmer Armstrongs buy Olney home from Oland Harveys and plan fall move. Mrs Edward A Lambert of Jees Wash arrives to visit Barber family in Montgomery county with social gathering hosted by Roy Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laytonsville
Kathryn Griffith
Isabel Griffith
Jeffrey Griffith
Baltimore
Griffith
Miss Long
Catonsville
Ann Griffith
New England States
Quebec
Elmer Armstrong
L. B. Armstrong
Olney
Detour Detour July 27 Social Notes
Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs E L Warner included Mr and Mrs C E Yoder and daughter Sarah of Long Green Valley. The Warren family learned of Laura Warren's death in St Petersburg Florida. Mrs C E Yoder of Long Green visits daughters Mrs Carroll Wilhide and Miss Ruth Yoder. The Wilhides and Lloyd Wilhide attended a Baltimore poultry show. John Miller of Taneytown visited sister Mollie Young Wednesday. Mrs E D Diller recovered after weeks of illness. Mrs Wilbur F Miller became ill and moved to Maryland General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihome
E. L. Warner
C. EB. Yoder
Sarah
Long Green Valley
James Warren
Laura Warren
Harry S. Warren
St. Petersburg
Fla
C. E. Yoder
Long Green
Carroll Wilhide
Ruth Yoder
C. M. Wilhide
Lloyd Wilhide
Armory
Baltimore
John Miller
Taneytown
Mollie Young
E D. Diller
Wilbur F. Miller
Maryland General Hospital
Bolivar Social Notes Include Dinners and Visits
Bolivar notes from July 27 recount a successful cold plate supper at the M. B. church hall, visits by Mrs. Margaret Thorne of Baltimore and Mr. Richard Crabbe from Gibson Island, and gatherings at the Webb and Kreimandahl homes. The issue also mentions the discontinuation of Blanche Scheutze’s Bolivar meat market and sale to Mr. Orr, with travel and family visits among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Webb
Millville
Anne
Mildred Derry
Buckeystown
Allen Dinkle
Nelson Littleton
Henry Breadecamp
Mason
Marion Littleton
Washington
Nannie Littleton
Camp Hill meat market opens under new management
A meat market in the Demory Building at Camp Hill opened on Monday under new management. The long county notes list various residents visiting relatives in Virginia and Maryland, social events at St Peter’s Church, and numerous family visits across Camp Hill, Harpers Ferry, Purcellville, and Baltimore with road trips and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill
Annie Potts
Fred Potts
Fredericksburg
Cecil Webb
Washington
G. E. Webb
Isabel Jenkins
Classification Of Rebids By McKenney in Bridge Code
This article explains negative and constructive rebids in contract bridge standards. It discusses how one no trump, suit rebids, and jump shifts influence tempo toward game or slam, citing a sample hand where a no trump game is safely reached despite Wests interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
West
North
South
East
Social News From Copperville on July Sunday Events
Copperville notes list neighbors visiting and hosting. Mrs Charles Bowers entertained Mrs Anders. Mrs James Little spent a day with her parents in Westminster. Weavers near Mt Airy visited James Little. Bessie Eckard and family spent Sunday with Mr Walker and Mr Joshua Kinsman. Hattie Skyles visited Mrs Charles Bowers. Melvin Sell and the Franklin Bakers with daughter visited Charles Deberry. Laurence Foul and Mary Hess visited Naomi Forney. Clay Putman of Middlesburg visited Charles Bowers and Laurence Foul. Albert and wife visited Mrs Charles Deberry. Charles Young and Roberta spent Monday with Ray Spangler. Miss Elnora and Betty Bowers of Johnstown are vacationing with Charles Gowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Hawes
Tee Hawes
Washington Grove
Klaydlowes
Unity
Moe J. McDoneld
Katherine
James
Baltimore
Mary McDonald
Harry Underwood
Roanoke
Afro
Charles Underwood
Stewart Wearney
Lasaqviard Brooks
Annapolis
Albert
Sorflaten
Allen Brown
Gladys Buckingham
Washington
Arthur C Benwn
Allein Brown
Mary Louise Reed
G. Frank Flohr
W. Ro Hatfield
Guy Jones
Amand Porter
Woodbine
Copperville
Charles Bowers
Anders
James Little
Westminster
Weaver
Mt. Airy
Bessie Eckard
Walker
Joshua Kinsman
Travanion
Hattie Skyles
Melvin Sell
Franklin Baker
Charles Deberry
Laurence Foul
Mary Hess
Naomi Forney
Charles Young
Roberta
Blonday
Ray Spangler
Taneytown
Elnora
Betty Bowers
Johnstown
Charles Gowers
Fishing Party Returns With Large Channel Bass Catches
Messrs Herbert Exker Ralph Zimmerman Walkersville Frederick Glenn Hedges New York Wade Hedges Baltimore returned Monday from Cane Charles Va with three large channel bass weighing 42 32 pounds each. They fished with Captain Earl Marshall using wives as bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Exker
Ralph Zimmerman
Walkersville
Vernon Rinppeon
Frederick
Glenn Hedges
New York
Wade Hedges
Baltimore
Cane Charles
Qarty
Earl Marshall
Land Purchases Expand in Catoetin Park Area
Government continues land acquisitions in the Catoetin Park Recreational Area. Deeds recorded show parcels totaling around 105 acres and nearby tracts conveyed to city interests. Notable sales include parcels on Carroll Parkway and Roedale development. No new welfare board appointments next week. four names submitted, two slots expiring this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acd Teanal
Courthane
Joseph Do Wale
Tata Amd Chang
Steve Onis
Idee
Vuivers
Severna
Joba Do
Apie
Ima
Stull
Pyutine Srath
Carroll Parkway
Don
Ard
Witham
Culler Avenue
Roedale
Conmlnberation
Frederik
Mitton Pateterson
Charitie Petaars
Walter 42Cullier
John A. Shires
Welfare Board
Caramais- Sleners
Othe Pashon
Ate Otties Bowser
County officials defer recommendations to State board
County commissioners referred their recommendations to the State Board and noted that no recommendations could be made until Mr Patterson returns. The Saratoga Springs spa in Y is owned by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Saratoga Springs
State
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Isabel Johnson
Nancy Nason
Albany
N. Y
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Wilbur A. Winters
Nelle Murphy
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Lita Lee
Camp Hall
Strausburg
Daniel Dudrow
Edgar Dudrow
Bernard Coulihan
Marian C. Boyle
William T. Beans
Cumberland
John Coulihan
California
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Wears
WL T. Roache
Annie Mise
Josephine Doran
Beashyington
Mary Doran
Marpers Ferry
J. Woodall Kenny
Homeland
Frank L. Meer
Rugby
William Brandenburg
Louise Carlson
Rmys
Virginia Brandenburg
Flohrville
Dorsey Brandenburg
Dorsey, Jr
George
Dremah Lusk
Thomas Arrington
John Dryden
H. Taylor Hupfield
Jon Catonsville
Bennett
Annie Dudley
Corfu
Lee O. Warfield
C. Day
Jessup
Weslew Day
Dennis Lyons
Jean
Gerpala Lyons
Sydneyington
Sykeseifle
Gerald Lyons
Betty Lyons
Solomon's Island
Sunaa
Albert F. Brown
Charles B. Brown
Margaret Ruth
Dorothy Blizzard
Reisterstown
Elmer Sipes
Dolores
William C
Sheldon Brown
Phyllis
Alice
Winifred Windgrove
Bert Windgrove
Wallace Brown
Island View Beach
Jean Lyons
Eldersburg
Fogey Lee
Marshal Guthrie
Winfield Robb
Coolsville
Ethel M. Barnes
Wiliam Melville
John Beck
York
Charles Melville
Misiss Elizabeth Zech
Kenneth Barnes
W. R. Hatfield
Frederick County
Stewart Gates
Vesta Eckardt
Staunton
G. F. Flonr
Harry Fantom
Sarah Heintzman
Eleanor Clackman
Wesley Day
Pen- Mar
Nannie Bennett
University Hospital
Etta Hamilton
John Hatfield
Thomas Hatfield
Margaret Burnett
Hattie Lansdale
Montgomery County
Garland Ligon
Raymond Fireved
Hampstead
Asa Tiepner
Misses Jones
William Torster
Louis Forster
Chambers
L G Forster
Baltmore
Gwendolyn Blizzard
Carnlyn Blizzard
Baltijs
Walter
E. M. Mellor
Harry Mellor
Pasadena
Nancy Lee Mellor
Baltimeore
John Gimpel
Milared Leffel
John Leffel
Newport News
Eugene Zaamerman
Patton Farm
Columbia
Deacod
Ruth Zimmerman
Ellsworth Arrington
Virginia Brengel
Charles Wall
Greenawalt
Courifous
Quaker City
Catoetin Park
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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