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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

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Road Improvement Planned for Carroll and Frederick Counties

State and county roads in Carroll and Frederick counties will receive surface treatments totaling over 40 miles this year. Engineer Thomas McLinthicum says Frederick will handle a larger share this season, with several routes from Route 340 to Briketteville and Rosemont to Route 340 scheduled for work. Additional improvements include routes toward Loys Station, Elferton, Ballenger Creek Pike, and multiple sections of Route 15, with work possibly delayed past Independence Day due to heavy traffic.

Fredand Fetox Carroll Annie Toe Derss Thomas McLinthicum Carroll County Frederick County Burkitteville Rosemont Brunswick Creayerstown Loys Station Myversville Elferton Ballenger Creek Frederick Gettysburg Thurmont Reed's Place Snake Farm Emmitsburg Motter’s Station Road Ridge Road Mt. Aury Montgomery County Winfield Woodbine Fenby- Eldersburg Keysville Key Home Westminster- Manchester Manchester Millers Station Salem Priest- Land Linwood Academy Taneytown Middleburg Gaither Road Washington Road Lineboro Pennsylvania Uniontown Berrett Heads Mills

De Molay Mothers Meet Plans Charter Application

Frederick Chapter DeMolay Mothers Circle met Monday night in the Evangelical Lutheran chapel with Mrs Roy R Gosnell presiding. Mrs Joseph B Price Sr served as chaplain in Mrs Sam Gardner s absence. They agreed to seek a charter and approved a gratitude note from Frederick Chapter for robes funds. A picnic is set for July 21 at Mrs Milton Franks Tuscarora Lodge near Yellow Springs, with bus transportation.

Demolay Frederick Order of DeMolay Mothers’ Circle The Evangelical Lutheran Church Roy R. Gosnell Joseph B Price Sam Gardner DeMolay Mothers’ Circle Order of DeMolay Milton Frank Tuscarora Lodge Yellow Springs

Squeeze Of Both Opponents Was Needed For This Contract

By W E Sickenney secretary American Contract Bridge League reports Dr Richard H Eckers Jr of New York won a match at the National Championship. The article notes a rare double squeeze by Eckers to secure the contract as North South held most high cards.

Wal E. Sickenney Seertiar Rechard H Ecxer, Jr News York Ore Trdge Capes Shah Uy Nateral Tre Downs Hall Aebney Park Pidge Ife Bkeker La 4 New York Rand Eckers

East’s forced rebid after South four spades slam

In this contract, South opens with one diamond, West bids four spades, East overcalls two hearts, and the final play features Ecker’s aggressive defense. East must choose a sufficient bid, West’s squeeze yields diamonds, clubs, and hearts, and Ecker seizes seven against two.

Soluden South West Horth East Poston Pont Secorme Ecker Va Ehp West Waal Ecker

New Books For Children Arabs Coast Guard And O Sullivans

Olive Roberts Barton reviews three recent children books. The White Camel by Eden Phillpotts follows Ali and his white camel Ben Joseph with a desert tale of tribal life and gold. Sons of the Hurricanes by John J Flaherty recounts Coast Guard rescues and peril at sea. The Cottage at Bantry Bay by Hilda van Stockum portrays the O Sullivan family's seaside life in Ireland with humor and a cave-find ending.

Glive Roberts Barton Simeon Eden Phillpotts Sheikh Ahmed Dutton Ali Ben Joseph Seyf Khalid Ben Afi Tram Sind Itin John J. Flaherty United States Coast Guard Sons of the Hurricans Lippieth Coast Guard Alaska O'Sullivan Ireland Michael Brigid Liam Lame Francie Bantry Bay Hilda van Stockum Viking

Spy Probe 10 Be Continued by US

Federal prosecutors warned there would be no turning back as 18 German spy suspects were indicted in a Nazi plot to steal American defense secrets. U S Attorney Lamar Hardy said the investigation would continue beyond a breathing spell with four defendants under arrest while two German ministry officers were abroad. Two women witnesses in protective custody were not immediately discussed. A separate item notes a Shook and Hovis reunion planning meeting with extensive attendance and a lawn lunch.

New York Med U.S Lamar Hardy Iin Federal Building Hardy German War Ministry Germany

Ladies Day Handicap at Caloctin Country Club

Mrs. Charles N. Staley captured the handicap tournament feature on Tuesday afternoon with a 43. Fourteen ladies participated in a class golf lesson under the tutorship of club professional Robert Hunce Grave, with competitors including Mrs. Manuel Weinberg Mrs. E P Thomas Miss Julia Etcinson Mrs. Eric Lundgren Mrs. G T Swisher and Mrs. Clarence C Carty and Mrs. E Rosenstock.

Charles N. Staley Caloctin Country Club Manuel Weinberg E. P. Thomas Julia Etcinson Eric Lundgren G. T . Swisher Clarence C. Carty E. Rosenstock Club Wefessional Robert Hunce

Federated Charities Officers Re-Elected At Annual Meeting

Federated Charities re elected officers at its annual meeting, with Holmes D. Baker as president James H. Gambrill Jr vice president and Charles F Were second vice president Joan Ware secretary J Travers Thomas treasurer and Miss Florence Ey Gamer general secretary. Directors and terms were listed, along with reporting on finances kindergarten operations and visiting nurse services. The meeting noted contributions totaling 2508.1 and expenditures across charity programs and services.

Federated Chariies Holmes D. Baker James H. Gambrill, Jr Charles F. Were Joan W. Ware J. Travers Thomas Florence Ey Gamer A. H. Harrington Evangelical Lutheran Newe Rosenstock W. B. Bennett Gambrifl Episcopal Richard C. Dutrow Evangelical Reformed R. Rush Lewis Calvary Methodist Charles A. Sifford John W. Grove United Brethren G. W. Stultz W. Clinton McSherry Mr. Baker Bowers Walter H. Duvall Mr. Thomas Grace Reformed Hammond Urner Calvary Methodist Board Aliss Anna Brown Presbyterian Thomas Rockwell Trinity Southern Methodist C. Thomas Summers W. C. Humm Charity Organization Society Free Kindergarten Board The Federated Charities Free Kindergarten Bertha Trail Grayson E. Bowers Frank D. Worthington Nathan J. England Margaret Euenhauer

Picnic Supper On Church Lawn With Lutheran Group

Members of the Class 55 of the Evangelical Lutheran Church held a covered dish supper on the church lawn. Rev A J Trav gave the blessing as a short business session followed. Seven guests and prizes were awarded. The Lutheran Bit Class revealed and chosen new sisters for the coming year. About 75 present. Next meeting set for September.

T * Evangelical Lutheran

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