Col Huston Dies At Desk In Home
Colonel Huston, a former co owner of the Yankees and instrumental in the Babe Ruth sale to New York, died at his home from heart ailment. He had bred champion cows in Georgia and long sought to buy the Brooklyn club. His career included captain and colonel ranks in the Spanish American War and World War I.
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Excavation at Wupatki Reveals 12th Century Room
Washington reports from March 30 AP describe Wupatki national monument excavations in Arizona uncovering a room likely occupied in 1168. Artifacts include Gulf of California seashells traded over hundreds of miles, squash shells, corncobs, cane, cigarettes, lima beans, pumpkin seeds, native cotton, and yucca-leaf sandals.
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Doing the Impossible by Wm. E. McKenney
Secretary notes a 1937 series examining the top ten leading bridge players in America. The piece discusses the play of members Ralph Self and Young, highlighting strategic prowess and memorable hands as part of the American Bridge League profiles.
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American Bridge League
America
Toad
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Goren’s Six Spades Triumph in Curious Bridge Hand
Charles H. Goren, top Master Points holder, demonstrates an extraordinary six spade contract with two apparent trump tricks from the hand. Played at Hawley Quinier’s lodge in the Pocanos, the play features a heart finesse and precise ruffs leading to a final two tricks. Goren’s partner, a club queen, and the critical diamond king sequence enabled the impressive contract.
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Local Social Notes From Faylorsville and Surrounding Towns
The silver tea committee met with Mrs J C Niall presiding in Mrs John Barnes absence. Eva Magin visited sister Mrs Paul Baker in Reading Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs William Gorell of Washington DC recently with Mr and Mrs Horace Hipster. Gloria Mee Wagner now capable of going out after grippe. Mr and Mrs Paul Cummins spent an evening with relatives in Westminster. Howard Price showing slow improvement. Mr and Mrs Albert Byers hosted guests of Mrs Byers recovering from grippe. Mr and Mrs Oliver Price of Frederick were guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Price. Thomas Moore Sr is reported on the ... Mrs Burgess Condon, Mrs William Hooper and Mrs Vertie Pickett recently visited Mrs Peter Laughmar. Mr and Mrs Dennis Byers and daughter with Mrs Sprecker and son of Hagerstown were guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Byers. Mr Roy Wagner of Westminster and Earnie Pickett with Mr Olive were guests of Mrs Verne Pickett. Miss Katherine Wright of Towson recently stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs C E Wright.
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Howard Price
Albert Byers
Oliver Price
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Thomas Moore
Burgess Condon
William Hooper
Vertie Pickett
Peter Laughmar
Dennis Byers
Sprecker
Hagerstown
Thomas Byers
Airs
Roy Wagner
Earnie Pickett
Olive
Verne Pickett
Katherine Wright
Towson
C. E. Wright
John Fliir
Norman Fournbey
Doris
Baltimore
L. Irene Price
C. M. Ipsley
A. Buckingham
Roy Buckingham
Marian
Joe
York
Fritz Hahn
Washington
Xir
Ray Watkins
Claggettsville
Thomas E. Watkins
Ray
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Richard House
Mary Louise
Ernest Pickett
Dorsey Avenue
Brookville
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H. Deets
Warfield Garage
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Mulliga operetta proceeds court high school event
In Mt. Airy March reports highlight a high school operetta titled Mulliga with proceeds totaling 6902 dollars per Miss Edna Devildss principal. Community events include visits by Mr and Mrs Edward Hurtes and Mr Norwood recovering from severe burns. Local family milestones cover birthdays and weddings, with church ladies supporting Sino Japanese relief and a Mt Airy High soloist chosen for a Carroll County high school festival at Western Maryland College.
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Edward Hurtes
Claude Marley
Herter
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Frank Norwood
Baltimore
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Silver Spring
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Ladies Bible Class
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Arthur Lowman
C. Penn
Isabell Bennett
Mt. Airy
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Taneytown notices and community events update
Mrs J W Witherow leaves for Washington to visit daughter Grace Witherow. Miss Anna Stambaugh visits siblings in Washington DC. Firemen answer two chimney fires at Norval Davis and G W Lemmon homes. Daughters of America present Mama's Baby Box in Taneytown with a named cast. Local residents including Miller Brauer Treiber Stauffer visit Dr C M Benner’s home. M S Ohler attends Chevrolet dealers meeting in Baltimore. Miss Dorothy Kephart visiting?
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Frank Stambaugh
Washington, D. C
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G. W. Lemmon
Baltimore Street
Verna Vaughn
Matilda Blackburn
McLear
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Wilbur Warren
Shepherds
Quintin Eckenrode
Sylvia Kline
Wilbur
Anna Wolfe
Carlotta Anglin
McLean
Esther Moser
Cynthia Anglin
Hannah Eckenrode
Max More
Eugene Eyter
Minnie
Mattie Hahn
Norvall Davis
Francis Miller
Wiliam Brauer
Baltimore
Treiber
Hanover
Carrie Stauffer
Littlestown
C. M. Benner
M. S. Ohler
Chevrolet
Emerson Hotel
Dorothy Kephart
Kephart Family Visit Briefly Noted in Baltimore
A short fragment records two days spent in Baltimore as the firest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kephart, suggesting a family visit moment in the city.
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Baltimore
Raymond Kephart
Joe Medwick Claims NL Batting Title And Hitting Honors
On The Diamond Joe Medwick, the most valuable player in the National League, led in batting and runs batted in and scored most runs. He posted more hits and bases, led in two baggers, and tied for the home run championship.
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Mamma's Baby Bop theater play in Taneytown optics
Harney March 29 reports the Daughters of America Taneytown Council presenting the play Mamma's Baby Bop on April 6 at the ALO Ko MC Mall Feederestor features Mrs Nore with Mr and Mrs Harry Sprenkle and A Hess. Abraham Hidinger shows improvement after illness at Earl's home. Mrs SLO Fuss also improving alongside grandson Howard Summert. Community notes include school events and church offerings in Westminster and St Pauls.
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A. Hess
Abraham Hidinger
Earl
Untitled local note with names and ages
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Jay Conaway
Edgar Pchett
George Conaway
Clara Barnes
Ian Withrece Davis
Leo
Jesse Bar Meceniy
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