Women Club Activities Highlight May Meetings Across Ijamsville Area
Ijamsville and surrounding clubs held a series of meetings with programs on citizenship, legislation, and music. Members from Pleasant Grove, Urbana, New Market, Braddock, Unionville and other clubs participated in lectures, poetry, flower shows, and folk song festivals, led by club presidents and guest speakers, with social events and flower exchanges accompanying the schedule.
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Ijamsville Club
Garnett C. Ball
Ijamsville Women's Club
Clyde W. Smith
South
Ball
Senate
Harry C. Swam- Jey
Nice
Clyde W Smith
Assembly
Harvey Grubbs
Horace Williams
Howard Smitht
Mark Muller
Bull
Ransom
Lew, Jr
Pleasant Grove
Harry C Swomle
R. C. Sutton
C W. Santh
Texas
J. Melville Cromwell
Maggie
C W. Smith
Florence E. Williams
Frederick County
Urbana
Amsville
New Market
Tgameville
O. B. Baker
Braddock
Charles Main
Braddock Women’s Club
Elmer Meitzler
Bowyer Faut
Santa Lucia
Margaret Pedler
John W. B. Summers
Homemaker's Club
Martha Miller
Mother
Ethel Krante
Old Reformed Lutheran Church
J. W. B. Summers
Daisy East
Bowyer Fout
Ethel Krantz
Paul Roderick
Garden Club
Cyril Klein
Charles Klein
Africa
J. W
Braddock Club
Middletown
Myersville
Middletown Memorial Hall
Unionville
Unionville Woman's Club
Liberty
Johnsville
G. W. Fowler
Oscar Joy
Jug Bridge Club
Jug Bridge
Way +side Inn
Ballenger Club
Harmony Grove Club
Richard Hargett
Pgarats
Moonhaht
Lech Lomond
Florence Williams
Katherine Trundle
Anna Marie Young
Chester Young
Ballenter
Harmony Grove
Jug Bridge Clubs
Daniel Thomas
Defense post mortems in a National Masters hand
defense analysis from WM EF McKenney examines a National Masters Individual championship hand. the article notes that many players missed the setting trick and discusses how declarer strength and weakness are revealed, while defense remains challenging when bids are correct.
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WM EF. McKenney
American Bridge League
South
North
Solution to Frevious Contract Problem
A bridge problem discussion describes an opener play and a dummy setup. South aims to avoid a diamond lead and considers ruffing clubs with a trump honor. North succeeds by overtaking the queen with the ace and producing a club, winning the contract.
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South
Declarer
North
Week-End Police Court Sees Minor Offenses
A sequence of minor cases set for hearing after week-end arrests includes Tyler Creeks charged with drunkenness by Officer Blume Nauer and held on collateral, Francis Gray charged with drunkenness by Officer Carmack posting 250 dollars collateral, Edward Favorite posting 5 dollars collateral for reckless driving and disorderly conduct, Walter Resterson of Parkersburg West Virginia posting 25 dollars collateral for speeding, and other fines. Frances Bennett and Charles Marino were fined for disorderly conduct and related offenses. Trilby Sewell faced a 250 dollar fine plus costs or five days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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Tyler Creeks Colored
Charles Blumenauer
Francis Gray
Marion Carmack
Edward Favorite
James Marks
Walter P. Resterson
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. K. May
Frances Bennett
Charles Marino
Allen McHenry
Trilby Sewell
Weddle's Grocery Defeats Chrysler Boys in Slow-Paced Victory
Newark batters lead weekend play as Chace Keller nicknamed King Kong posts hits in all games while Joe Vosmik updates Browns averages. Weddle's Grocery wins 12 to 10 in Baker Park speedball with Pazdersky and Toms shining and Wachter pitching six innings before Alexander closes. The note also explains monkey term jacke as corruption of en syeco, the native name for chimpanzee.
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Chace Keller
Middletown
King Kong
Scrap
Newark Bears
Charlie
Keller
Joe Vosmix
St Louis Browns
el- Frederick
Hemsley
Browns
Travers
AB. HH
Ave
Keller Newark
Vosmik Browns
Hemsley Browns
Weddle’s Grocery
Chrysler Boys
Baker Park
Pazdersky
Toms
Bartgis
Wachter
Ino Mings
Weddle’s
Alexander
Weddle
Pardersky
Montana college tests straw feeding for cattle
Coreman Montana May 16 straw treated with chemical spray may become better winter fodder for stock. Professor Johnsor of the college department said the method could improve feed value for cows and calves through chemical treatment.
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Coreman
Mont
Montana State College
Daedalea Quereira Wed to Carry Comb for Horses
A terse, garbled note mentions Daedalea Quereira in connection with a carry comb intended for horses. The fragmentary text provides no clear context or actions beyond the stated names and object.
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