Local notices and visits mark Sykesville scene
Miss Martha Wilmer and many guests visit Ellen Hess in Taneytown. James Forsyth Jr, a Hartimore Polytechnic student, weekends with Howard county parents. Families host relatives from Baltimore and Wilmore. A four year old suffers scarlet fever. Funerals held for Stanley Moxley in Alpha and Mary Schmidt near Oakland with interment in Mount View cemetery.
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Sykesville
Martha Wilmer
Ellen Hess
Taneytows
James C. Forsyth, Jr
Polytechnic Institute
Hartimore
James C. Porsyth
Howard County
Harry Lorentz
Berwyn
Raymond Underwood
Haward County
Leonard Horman
Eldridge Horman
Baltimore
Ernest Horman
Charles We Underwood
Harry Walmer
Virginia Wilmer
Shannock
William Siserun
Clinton Mesnanty
Wilmore
Tkananend Underwood
James Wheatley
Millard Weer
Margaret
Harris Dering
Florida
Herschel Reed
Sydentanr Hospital
Dalciel
William Vernay
Fred B. Ver
Central Avenue
Charles Wineberg
Daniel Richardson
Charlotte Hobby
Washington
Kenneth Barnes
Elmer Lee
Barton
A. GO. O. Sarflaten
Springfield
Willothby Allport
Russell Burdette
Damimecue
Darwin Terry Deering
Terry Deering
Stanley Francis Moxley
Lula A
Streaker
George R. Moxley
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Alpha
Hed March I
Helen Block
Grace Banks
Ethel Block
Mount View Cemetery
New Oakland
Mary Benprup Schmidt
John M. Schmidt
Greenville
Oakland
Carroll
Principles of bidding in bridge debated by experts
The article discusses two diamond versus no trump responses in bridge bidding, citing Churchill and other authorities. It notes North's dilemma with a two spade holding and South's forcing bid, and mentions ongoing debate among experts on showing five card suits over an opening bid. Included are local society notes about residents and club meetings.
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SY WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
North
Jefter South
Churchill
South
Cuachul
Great Ass Clissdon Umpty
Suppe
Local notices reveal names and life events across Baltimore area
A jumble of names and places from Baltimore and surrounding towns lists individuals tied to family events health recoveries and community notes. Mentions include Mrs. Angie Roimatt, Mrs. William Chipley Win Linton, and several students and faculty moving to universities or recovery from injuries, with scattered dates and locations such as Pikesville and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuyler
Mise
Ethel AQ Tarnes
Giratina
Harpel Barres
Baltimore
Mes
Dye Tina Barnes
Bone
Spemghangs
Alp
Angie Roimatt
William Chipley
Linton
All Bran Ad Claim Saves Denver Woman From Suffering
A Denver resident credits Kellogg's All-Bran with ending a three year struggle with constipation. The testimonial notes regularity after two weeks and urges readers to try the cereal as a safe remedy, sold nationwide and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Lloyd Baird
S. Bannock St
Denver
Cole
Revere
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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