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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1950

Page

2

Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 18th Century Notables

A fragment listing figures linked to early American history and public life. Names include William Byrd of Virginia, Theodore Frelinghuysen, Henry Schoolcraft, Wade Hampton, Norman Hapgood, Frank Hawks, and several others with brief dates. The eras span colonial to 19th century figures, noting roles as politicians, explorers, authors, and pioneers.

William Byrd Virginia Westover Theodore Frelinghusse New Jersey Rutgers Somerset County N J Henry RK Schoolcraft Farmour Albany Wade Hampton South Carolina Columba Sn Norman Hapgood Athor Chicago Frank Hawks Marshelstown Zachary Taylor Mexico Nicaragua Heself Myra Bradwell West Cincinnati Court House Alabama Carribean Naves Counirs Ayey Andy Alaska Pattons Imkes Germany Louie Adohnson Secretary of Defense Herbert H Fehman New York

Two Plays Planned for New Windsor Students

New Windsor pupils rehearse two acts for The Red Jam in two acts and Kidnapping Belly in one act to be staged in the school auditorium on April 20. Mrs Edgar Hoath was guest of honor at a birthday dinner at her son and daughter in law’s home. Edgar Hough and Mr and Mrs William Devilbiss also attended. Howard Caibauch was hospitalized in Baltimore last week. The Elementary showl will hold a food sale in the Firemen’s ball on Saturday, April 1. Mr and Mrs Leonard Sherman moved to a new apartment in Mt Airy. Mr and Mrs Ralph Harman and family relocated to Floyd, Va. Max Price has retired from the hospital after recovering from injuries from an accident. Ronald Welker, accordionist, was guest soloist at the Lions club last week. The Lenten message was Forgive to our Trespasses As We Forgive Those Who Trespass Against Us. Mrs Paul Copenhaver assisted. The 590 club met at Miss Willie Benedict’s Tuesday night.

New Windsor Belly Edgar Hoath Chig- Hough Edgar Hough William Devilbiss Howard Caibauch Baltimore Leonard Sherman Mt Airy Ralph Harman Floyd n-Max Price M Uktes Ronald Welker Lions Club Paul Copenhaver 590 Club Willie Benedict

Veterans elected commander at Monocacy Valley Post 6818

Harney Raymond Reynolds was elected commander of the Monocacy Valley Memorial Post No 6818 Veterans of Foreign Wars at a recent meeting. Other officers elected include Raymond Claybaugh senior vice commander Elwood Strichouser junior vice commander Robert Beck quartermaster Fred Spangler three year trustee Francis Haines post advocate and Francis Snider post surgeon. The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Guiheran church held a covered dish social with Invoca tion by Kilmer Shuldt and group singing led by Mr Shildt.

Comediaenne Horizon 1 5 Depicte Actress 10

The page appears to be a fragmented crossword style puzzle with mixed clues and stray words. It lists numerous entries across numbers and letters, including terms like Goddess, earth, compass, and various odd spellings, suggesting an incomplete lexicon or clue set awaiting solution.

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Carnival Counting Of Tricks A Must For Defense

McKenney argues defense hinges on counting tricks and reading declarer signals. On today's hand West wins opening club trick, ruffs with hearts, and after a sequence leads hearts. Declarer then cashes diamonds and plans a power safety play as the play continues.

West plays spade finesse in tense bridge ending

The narrative details West’s sharp defense as he deduces declarer’s holdings in a bridge hand. He reasons about the queen of diamonds and spade danger, then leads a spade to force South into a losing trick, ending the contract. Separately Urbana 4-H Club hosts a March 20 program on farm machinery operations with Knott and Gershert dealers.

Deuce West South Yast Urbana Knott and Gershert

Evening News Radio Lineup Summary

Radio program listing for WHVL WUD WIL NOR includes news reports, sports, music, and comedies. Features broadcasts such as Evening News Report at 6, sports segments, cultural programs, and theater music from Carnegie Hall and Monte Cristo adaptations. Cast includes Frank Singta and Dinah, with various show titles and times listed across the schedule.

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