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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1948
Page
8
Puzzle style OCR fragment listing words and clues across many lines. Reads like a mixed word puzzle with numbers and abbreviations, including terms such as bristle sedans, fish sauce, rhinoceros beetle, indolent, and he is. The readable portion presents a scattered glossary or crossword-like grid with various definitions and cross-references.
America's Card Authority recounts a bridge hand from Mrs Charlton Wallace Jr of Cincinnati. West opens queen of spades and dummy goes down. Wallace counts nine tricks while managing diamonds hearts and clubs to force the ninth, using precise spade and diamond play and a heart finesse risk. West falters, Wallace gathers tricks and edges toward victory.
Lovettsville Final commencement exercises featured 19 girls and five boys receiving diplomas. Address by Rev. Stanley Emerich and remarks by Mr. W. R. Legge of Winchester. Vera Sexton gave salutatory. Barbara Mee Hickman delivered the farewell. Certificates of promotion to high school awarded to 25 pupils including Barbara Mas Hickman and Lita Lee Smallwood. Various awards for best scholastic work and citizenship noted. Many local families and community members attended events and receptions following ceremonies.
Miss Zella Cooper returns to Washington after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Cooper. Mr and Mrs H C McKimmey visit Rockville with their son in law and daughter. Mrs Martha Wirts visits with her son in law and daughter. Mr and Mrs Brishin McGaha host relatives. Mrs Nannie Wiley returns to Gaithersburg after visit with Mr and Mrs Hickman and Miss Erith Hickman. Mr and Mrs Jack Potter and family attend commencement exercises at Williamsburg. Lester Senutte ill at home, Mrs Lidie Framer of Luzerne Pa visits. Mr and Mrs Bettrard B Drilow of Charles Town and Mr and Mrs Harvey H man of Washington with LP Hies. High school alumni banquet planned Friday night at 8 in the auditorium. Ouida French Morocco stabbed by fanatic after Jewish victims funeral. Hummingbirds and swallows cannot walk on a horizontal surface.
Reporters quiz shows most local male residents disapprove of The New Look in women’s dresses. Six interviews reveal Walter Layman Frederick Baer and others criticize short styles and gypsy-like appearances, with several respondents saying they do not like the fashion.
A dense list of programs and times outlines a historic radio or television lineup with music, news, and variety shows across multiple hours. Entries mention hosts, show titles, and segments such as Truth or Consequences, Grand Ole Opry, Kay Kyser College, and Dancing shows, reflecting a mid century broadcasting slate.
The notice lists a long Sunday radio program with a dense schedule of shows from 1:20 to 10:00 including Talk shows, music, drama, and news with many station identifiers. An estate filing for Nannie Groff is described with appraisal values and a public auction planned for June 30, detailing West Seventh Street residence and various securities and accounts.
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