Handball legends and early 1930s sports odds in review
A retrospective notes Alfred Banet as a premier handball figure from San Francisco and Mexico, cites Arthur Wehrman and Angelo Trullo on his status, recounts Barnet’s decline after failed A A U reinstatement, and sketches Casey Stengel quips, aging coaches, and U S paddling plans. It previews American water polo plans for 1932 and a 1936 Olympic buildup led by Bob Kiphuth in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Alfred Ban‘uet
Arthur M. Wehrman
Angelo Trullo
New York
Barnet
U. S
Uncle Sam
Bob Kiphuth
Yale
Kiphuth
Japan
Peace Way Play Postponed Indefinitely at Blue Ridge College
New Windsor reports a postponement of the Peace Way production This War planned for Sunday night in the Blue Ridge College auditorium. Visiting Iowa resident Lincorn Harman is with his mother Mrs Martha Harman and family. Also noted are Mrs Herriet Graves dinner gathering BR number of friends, June Abbie illness from pneumonia, and a forty sixth wedding anniversary celebration hosted by Mr and Mrs H H Devilbiss with Englar Nusbaum and related family members. Funeral service for William Copnersmith held last Monday at his home with Deer Park cemetery interment. Betty Jane Roop hosted dinner Wednesday night with Maryuee Crawford Dorothy Crawford Westminster and Miss Jean Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Blue Ridge College
Lincorn Harman
Iowa
Martha Harman
Herriet Graves
June Abbie
Harry S. Lambert
H. H. Devilbiss
G. P. B. Englar
Marshall Nusbaum
Edgar Nusbaum
Ruth Ann
George Devilbiss
Nancy
Neille Bond
Local Social Notes From Germantown Area
Germantown area residents visit relatives in Washington and nearby towns. People mentioned include Mrs J H Snyder and Mrs J Snyder Jr with two children, Mrs Elizabeth Lenhart and daughter, Miss Betty Purdy, Miss Dorothy Snyder, Mr Town Rinehart, Earl Frye injured by a car near his home, and several families such as the Howes, Lenhart, Kanade, Stephen, Bennett, Waters. Several trips to Washington, DC and nearby Maryland towns are noted along with a hospitalized youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
J. H. Snyder
Jacob Snyder, Jr
al Beeshaw
Washington, DC
J. H. Purdy
Betty
Washington
Elizabeth Lenhart
Dorothy Snyder
Georgie Howes
Laytonsville
Russel Lenhart
Harry Kanade
Dickerson
Town Rinehart
Washington, D. C
Earl Frye
Neal Frye
Georgetown Hospital
New Compact Kitchen Design Turns Cook Into Kitchen Mechanic
A New York article describes a ready made compact compact prefabricated house with a one wall kitchen featuring stove, dishwasher, icebox and built in exhausts plus an air conditioned living area and sound proof walls. The design allows expansion by adding rooms and tests show families living in eleven models for over two years assessing cooking, bathing and sleeping arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret McBride
NEA Service
New York
Poultry Emergency Committee 15 Formed in Frederick County
A Frederick county poultry emergency committee was formed at a meeting held at the courthouse office of county agent Henry R. Shoemaker. The group will promote the Fresh Egg bill before the General Assembly, setting quality standards for eggs sold as fresh and seeking a $10,000 appropriation with penalties for violations. The committee includes Vincent Rogers as chairman and will lobby local senators and delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Henry R. Shoemaker
General Assembly
Shoemaker
Herbert D. Copeland
Anacostia
D. C
W. H. Rice
Maryland State Poultry Council
University of Maryland
Maryland
Vincent Rogers
Jacob Durrow
A. Hayes
P. D. Koons
Elmer
Hearing in Annapolis on bill final committee hearing
Some committee members expected to attend a final panel in Annapolis on Tuesday March 12 at 3 PM when the measure was brought up for its final committee hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Fragmented voices on pacifism and academic freedom
A collection of quoted opinions from diverse figures including Dr F T Woellner, Emperor Haile Selassie, Senator Hamer T, and John W Stonebaker, debating pacifism, colonialism, shipbuilding morality, and education. The remarks reflect tensions between peace, patriotism, and academic liberty in a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Stonebaker
Commission of Education
Fragmented Local Notices and Named Mentions From
A mixed OCR fragment lists quotes and names including Bishop Ernest M. Sures Babe Ruth Bayne G. Grace Mary Hess Forney Noah Selby Albert Smith Dawd Fogle Ed Forney Jennie Galt and others. Mentions Westminster Taneytown Hagerstown Travanian Otterdale Linwood and a note that over 75 million telephone conversations are held daily in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hess
William Forney
Ed. Forney
Westminster
Lawrence Foutz
Wm. Myers
Taneytown
Jennie Galt
McKinney
Albert Smith
Charles Baker
Community Gatherings and Local Happenings in Copperville
March reports from Copperville and Detour include Mr Clarence Hahn and family visiting with Mrs Hahn at Detour Sant Sunday, Mr David Forney visiting parental kin in Bethel Church, and Lloyd Buiinger with Miss Helen Forney visiting Miss Forney’s grandfather. Public library notes state Lady has five new fiction books and Mrs Carroll Wilson reports an African fly blooming five feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperville
Cooperville
Clarence Hahn
Detour Sant
Hahn
Alice Deoorry
David Forney
Forrney
Ed. Forney
Bethel Church
Lloyd Buiinger
Helen Forney
Miss Forney
Ed, Forney
Oaneytoan Pubhic
Shows Expert Defense BY WM. E. McKENNEY on bridge strategy
The third of six unusual bands demonstrates defensive play by national champions Johnny Rau and Charles Lochridge. It explains bidding choices, including a two hearts response to require partnership cooperation, lead decisions to avoid giving declarers extra tricks, and a sample hand where Lochridge’s opening club lead and strategic spade and heart plays thwart a no trump contract by one trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Johnny Rau
Charles Lochridge
Nuit
Weauer
Ike
Mona
Uils
North
Lochridge
East
Ray West
Drust
South
Hearts and Diamonds
Ray
el South
Uhrea
West
I Am Your Brother a Ghostly Tale of a Hidden Monster
Gabriel Marlowe’s horror story centers on a London musician who discovers a hideous monstrous brother in his attic. A dark secret kept by his mother culminates in a deadly accident and a doomed attempt to conceal the creature. The narrative aims for nightmare mood but some passages are overly opaque, risking reader confusion. Published by Harcourt Brace and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Marlowe
London
Monser
Harcourt, Brace and Co
Quizable Bridge Hand Improves South West Position
The fragment shows a bridge auction with passes and a single opening lead, indicating a nondescript deal where declarer play and timing are uncertain within a typical card game snippet.
Zonta Club Meeting Highlights Music in America
The Zonta Club met at Hotel Frederick with Catherine Williams of Hood College delivering an informative talk on Music In America. Mrs Bernard Morris announced Salvation Army funds drive opening March 11 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Major George H Marshall as principal speaker, campaign March 11 to 16. Williams noted American orchestral development, citing the first US symphony orchestra in New York in 1878 and early Boston concerts in 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonta Club
Frederick
Catherine Williams
Hood College
America
Bernard Morris
Salvation Army
Francis Scott Key
George H Marshall
Baltimore
Wll
Opera and radio shape American music scene says speaker
Miss Williams notes New Orleans housed the first opera house in 1808 and says America is opera minded with good cooperation between opera and orchestras. She cites radio teaching and unknown singers, adds that American music education is world leading. Mrs Crognan attends as a guest. Polish hospitals issue chloreformed pajamas to insomnia patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Crognan
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Harry Grayson
Casey
Casey Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Charles F. Lesley
Williams College
Jack Moakley
Cornell
George Moriarty
Henry Ford
Beallsvile
Cable Stephens
Herndon
Oscar Stephens
Bethesda
James Stephens
Horace Bennett, Jr
Horace Bennett
Mollie Waters
Eugene Waters
BiyEe
F. T. Woellner
California
Eritrea
Somaliland
Haile Selassie
Abyssinia
Hamer T."bone
Ernest M. Sures
Boston
New England
Royal Sureport
Babe Ruth
Bayne G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel
Hilo
Tissnate
Hawaii
Kid Te Oe
Bruce Datton
AKQI
Agus
Bali
Zonta Club Meeting
Tal
Crosley Shelvador
Albert
Palmer
13Th St. Phong
Southern Dairies
Saathera Dairies
Commercial Bank OF Maryland
Jefferson
MT. Atry
James E. Doll
South Market
Frederick, Md
Oakland
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
Ted Cars
Bero
Ford
Frederick Motor CO
West Patrick St
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