Household Equipment Auction at Margie Addison Farm Sale
Public notice of a household goods auction at The Margie Addison Farm on State Highway near Urbana Frederick County Maryland. On Saturday March 24 1951 at 12 noon a varied lot of items will be sold including washing machine stove beds furniture radios clocks and more. Terms cash with the buyer to remove purchases on sale day lunch served by church ladies. Auctioneers Mel Derek clerk.
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Charles Brandburg
Urbana
Urba
Frederick County
Singer
First Hill
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Derek
Mel
Court News and Notices of Local Transactions
Court records show Milton Newton 21 and Janice C Killian 18 plan marriage license in Washington and College Point. Deeds record Wille F Delauter and wife transferring property. Sealed bids invited for Montevue and Jail supplies through March 27 with bid opening at 11:00 A M. County reserves right to reject. Various name and ownership changes and petitions filed including name change for Monroe Ervin Gilbert to Studebaker and guardianship for Charles Hutts.
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Woodsboro Homemakers Meet Details and March Plans
Mrs. Robert Dorcus hosted 27 Woodsboro Homemakers on March 13. President Gail Cutshall led devotion and a business segment. Delegates were chosen for County Council on March 31 with director Marshall Stiely. Health chair Glen Lennart reported on a health quiz and clothing teachers demonstrated weaves. A flower show talk referenced Baltimore. A quiz prize went to Mrs. John Huffman. Next meeting set for April 10 at Mrs. John Gladhil home with co host Mrs. Foster Warrenfeltz.
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There's Right Way And A Wrong Way In A Bridge Hand
In a recent team-of-four match two rooms faced identical bidding and opening reads until the fourth trick. Dummy wins the first with the ace of diamonds and both sides attempt to discard a losing diamond on a high club. The play diverges as East ruffs the queen of clubs, South overtrumps, and East later cashes diamonds to regain a trump trick. South finesses eight of hearts. East still wins. West ends with queen of spades as the setting trick.
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NEA
East
South
Jed
Dunmy
West
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