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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1949
Page
9
A garbled list of numbered clues blending biology, names, symbols, and legends. It mentions drone bee, mineral roc, donators, Minuel, Geraint, compass point cerium, antenna, anted, and biblical mounts, with hints about words like memorandum, colonize, printing, dry wine mistakes, head covering, and soothsayer.
A word puzzle lists numbered clues from 3 to 55 with mismatched hints like unclosed, promontory, and Greek porkico. The reader must map each clue to a fitting word, forming a chain of linked answers across multiple definitions and cross references.
In a New York City gallery exhibit, Dong Kingman’s watercolors gain praise while his bridge play unfolds in a narrative of a six no trump contract. The story blends art and a decisive bridge hand, with Dong’s journey from Oakland to China and back, and his academic ties at Columbia and Hunter College.
Taneytown residents and guests share weekend activities from Horseheads auction to family gatherings. Among those noted are Mr and Mrs George Harmon Trevainon and Mr and Mrs Roy Bream Hanover at the Horseheads sale, while Martha Harmon visits grandparents Hary Mohney and Elizabeth Palmer Middletown joins Mohney weekend at Taneytown. Additional visits include Conover family from Penn Grove, Graham family from Lido Beach, and Lawrence Oaster and twins Diane and Deborah Hanover pa with local hosts Flora Leister and George Bender. Birthday surprise for Harry Mohney features friends from Westminster and Taneytown dining and gifts.
Local social notes list families visiting relatives and friends in Taneytown Thurmont and Baltimore. Dennis Stitely, Flor ence Stitely, the Linds, Klines, Willhides, Wilhides, Green, Arson, Linton, Gaver and Dixon households are among those noted for weekend and Sunday gatherings with children named.
Alma and Suzanne Callahan of Baltimore spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs. Louisa Warthen near St. Anthony's. Harold Gochennour and wife celebrate the birth of a daughter Monday at Warner Hospital. Thomas Archdia and wife from Baltimore visited Frank and Mrs. Fitzgerald. Mrs. Ray Topper visits Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gunn of Riverside New Jersey. Thomas Sanders from Fort Belvoir Virginia visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders. A Mother's Day picnic at Mrs. Mary C. Fuss's home included numerous Fuss family members and friends from New Oxford Covina California and Miss Maude Edwards of California. James Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Bower, received Holy Baptism on Sunday May 1 at Elias Lutheran Church.
The Maryland State and District of Columbia Journeymen Barbers Association will convene here Sunday morning for their 11th annual convention. Forty delegates from Baltimore Washington Frederick and Cumberland will attend with Fred B Driscoll Cumberland Secretary Treasurer to announce election Sunday afternoon after talks by George McKenna and John J Lloyd. Tony J Durso Washington is State president. Early day Hudson Bay Co men had to carry a pound pack plus food and sleeping equipment 80 miles in four days. HAPTIVE MEET IN HAGERSTOWN State Director E Lester Muller Baltimore extended FHA approval to unify plans for low income housing for veterans and others at a Maryland meeting of architects builders dealers manufacturers and financiers at Hagerstown Thursday 8 p m The session will be at the Alexander Hotel Agenda open discussion of 1949 Economy Housing Program Mr Muller said FHA state director Baltimore office will conduct the meeting participants include lending officials North China lies between Great Wall and Yangtze in latitudes of the United States.
Court notices list marriages for Richard M Ripka and Mari anna Godenour, Everett Fletcher and Mary Embrey, Carroll Smith and Betty Stahley, Merle Siward and Sara Miller, with property transfers involving Ridgley, Flook, Holmes, Webber, Lippy, Grabill, Wirts, Parson, Wagerman, McDonnell, Lease, Hyndman, and Strickler. Heights Auxiliary meeting notes describe a May 10 program on health insurance and a $162.85 fundraiser, plus a world tour button display and a shells-as-fuel note.
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