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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1955
Page
12
A dense list of clues spans conveyances and related terms from tracks to roadways and waterways. Multiple entries touch vehicles, boats, and anchored terms, including synonyms for travel methods, ship terms, and generic transport references across a broad puzzle style.
Police Commissioner Edwin Guth and former commissioner Igog Booth attend the Frederick Fair for a community show. The January meeting night changes to the second and fourth Thursdays. 4-H Leader Alan Moore presents What 4-H Is with remarks by Arthur Cook and Robert Kemp. Kenneth Zimmerman reports on member activities. A vocal duet by Patsy and Alan Moore and a skit Atlee Gets Breakfast are featured along with group singing. Frederick County participants report on the 1849 San Francisco coin and food prices with eggs at 1.00, bread 0.75, ale 2.00.
Oswald Jacoby reviews a world championship defense with Dick Kahn and Sam Starman. In a recent national event Kahn misled the defense by discarding a diamond while declarer attempted a spade finesse. East later wins with the queen and leads hearts to force dummy, exposing the defenders’ strategic misdirection and the value of precise signaling.
Rahn led a club to give his partner a rulf as East showed no clubs. The ace of diamonds sealed the rout, leaving South down two at a contract that would have been easily made against routine defense.
Court notices list multiple marriage licenses: George C. Oates 46 of Red Bank NJ to Kathryn M. Mannell 31 of Philadelphia PA. Russell D. Long Jr. 19 of Thurmont to Janice J. Hann 16. Fred M. Renn 23 to Cleta E. Zimmerman 19 of Shamsokin PA. Albert Shafer 21 to Barbara Teles Hillery. property deeds include Robert F. Ford to Robert Lee Maodler. Charles R. Phillips to Harold E. Moser. Hamilton Homes Inc. to Nicholas Halton. Brosius Homes Corp to George Chandler. Carroll H. Kehoe Beatrice Fehr. Earl H. Cline to State Roads Commission. James V. Shaff to Ralph F. Cutler. William Goodsell to Helton Mack. Nelen Mack to Pauline Goodsell. James W. Murphy Perry H. Shorb and wife.
Two teenage girls calling themselves drapes will face the Washington County grand jury with delinquency charges. State's Atty. Tom Kaylor said the probe seeks details on the gang and its initials carved on arms and legs. The inquiry ties to a police needs review, amid recent break ins, with Hagerstown Police Chief J B Brown slated to appear.
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