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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1949

Page

9

Don't Take Finesse To Win Contract By W McKENNEY

It is always pleasant to talk about card games with Alfred Drake now singing in Kiss Me Kate in New York. He is one of a singing and card playing family and enjoys cards as much as singing. Alfred, a New Yorker born Bronx raised Brooklyn and now in Manhattan, played in Broadway productions and still p kobitzing at cards. In a bridge hand Alfred chose a line to try for a spade break after winning the first diamond and later discarded a club on a long heart promotion to make the contract.

Alfred Drake New York Arthur Kent Ami Metropolitan Opera Company Alfred New Yorker Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Brooklyn College Adelphi Theater Oklahoma Broadway South

National Banner Puzzle: Horizon and Allegory in a Word List

A mixed clue list combines flags, Morse, geography, and assorted terms. It appears as an in-text puzzle with vertical and across hints for solving related to symbols, items, and labels.

Puzzle fragments prompt a cryptic crossword clue

Fragmented crossword list shows incomplete clues and wordplay hints. It references numbers and partial terms like Dyers and Chemical sal, signaling a puzzle context. The line includes mismatched phrases such as 18 Sentor and 17 Right.

Radio Schedule Fragment with Daily Broadcasts and Shows

A bloated OCR style listing outlines a dense radio schedule across networks ABC CBS and NBC with programs from morning to late night. Entries mention newscasts sports shows debates dramas concerts and variety hours including names such as Lowell Thomas Fulton Lewis Gordon MacRae Henry Taylor and Peter satem Affairs and topics ranging from newsreels to mystery plays. The fragment includes timing blocks like 4 00 to 7 30 and 9 45 and 10 30 with repeats and silent hours.

Abc Cbs Network Abc-West Mbs-West Cbs Thres Lowell Thomas Cbbs Mbs Abc Basle Beulah Wes Abe Fulton Lewis Dr—Mba Tils Abe Dack Smith Abe Gordon MacRae Howard Barlow Abe Ciodfrey Cbs Wa May Sor Abe Peter Satem Henry Taylor Voorhees Met Xperts Dr. J. Quiz Hy Gardner Irmachs Abe American Forum Mibs Sewa Radio City Playhouse Abe Bob Hawk Cbhs Cbs News Abe Nvews News Variety Abe West

Children Day service at Boyds Sunday School

The annual Children’s Day service was held in June at the church hall with recitations songs exercises and a short play Get A Christian. The May Women’s Missionary Society meeting added three new members at Miss Cora Clever’s Buck Lodge home. A spring supper occurred May 21 at Boyds Hall. Mrs Rufus Gilliam and children plan to visit Mrs Krause in Sparta NC. Mrs Beryl Grubb of Washington spent the weekend with relatives. Col Kerniski head of the Bureau of Standards foundry hosted a supper at his Washington home with Mr Schaum and families as guests. Many plant names trace to Dioscorides and Plinius.

Boyds Boyds Sunday School At & P.m. Tm Women’s Missionary Society Cora Clever Buck Lodge Boyds Hall Rufus Gilliam Krause Sparta N.C Beryl Grubb Washington Jack Schaum Rufus Gillam Col Mirs. Kerniski Col. Kerniski Bureau of Standards Mr. Schaum

Graduation Exercises At New Windsor

Graduation exercises were held in the school auditorium on Tuesday night. Dr. Weliver of Western Maryland College was the speaker. Seniors won awards including Best All Around Students James Green and Anna May McKinney, Best All Around Athletes Daniel Jenkins and Anna May McKinney, D A R Citizenship Medal Margaret Puls, Commercial Award Nancy Miller, Balfour Honor Award Margaret Puls. Colonel and Mrs Henry Hohman and children of Texas called on Mr and Mrs Edwine Englar last week. A municipal election last Monday re-elected George Hoover as burgess. commissioners elected were Norman Hann Russell Lambert James Danner Charles Bachman and P B Roop. Rev and Mrs Elbert Miller and children from Bridgewater Va are visiting Mrs Miller's parents Mr and Mrs FP Roop. Miss Carrie Eckman was taken to University Hospital on Tuesday for observation.

New Windsor Welliver Western Maryland College James Green Anna May McKinney Daniel Jenkins Margaret Puls Nancy Miller Balfour Henry Hohman Texas Edwine Englar George Hoover Norman Hann Russell Lambert James Danner Charles Bachman P. B. Roop Elbert Miller Bridgewater Carrie Eckman University Hospital

Local American Legion Auxiliary Meets in Regular Session

Taneytown post members plan a parade with the Fire Department on June 16 and a July colors dedication. Rhea Sheeler appointed chair for the event. Miss Mee Baker visits from Baltimore and Miss Dorothy Alexander spends summer with her parents after being tapped as Trumpeter at Western Maryland College. Frances Rowe heads to Navy Hospital Dublin after visiting Ott family. Mrs Frederick Kime and Mary Ann of Arlington visit Ott in Taneytown.

Taneytown Hesson-Snider American Legion Auxiliary Rhea Sheeler Mee Baker St. Joseph's Hospital Baltimore Mabel Baker Dorothy Alexander Western Maryland College Andrew Alexander Alexander Frances Rowe Washington, D. C S.C. Ott Navy Hospital Dublin Frederick Kime Mary Ann Arlington Kime

Inevitable Word Lesson From Daily Vocabulary

A daily vocabulary note defines inevitable as incapable of being avoided and cites a Bonar Law quote on war. It emphasizes careful usage, contrasts practical with nearly worthless, and urges mastering one new word each day to expand language skills.

Bonar Law

Tick Season Brings Risks of Rocky Mountain Fever

Each year with warm weather the blood-sucking tick emerges from winter quarters. Rocky Mountain spotted fever and tick paralysis are diseases that may result from tick bite.

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