Jury Drawn for December Term of Circuit Court
In preparation for the December term jurors were drawn under Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer. Twenty five jurors were selected for a non grand jury session and must report at 10 am December 11. Names include Frederick Castle Helen Gosnell Marion Miller Clarence Shull Jr Gordon Spurrier Buckeystown Harry Ranne berger and others from local districts. 4 H Club Holds November Meeting The Girls Star 4 H Club of Ad amstown met November 17 at Mrs Margaret Willis home. President Shirley Ausherman opened with Bible reading and pledge. A cooking meeting was planned for November 30 and a Christmas party set for December 15 followed by caroling. Beatrice Fehr demonstrated Christmas card making. refreshments were served.
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Circuit Court
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frederick
Frank A. Castle
Helen R. Gosnell
Marion S. Miller
Clarence J. Shull, Jr
Gordon W. Spurrier
Buckeystown
Harry
Ranneberger
Middletown
Rube A. Reed
Emmitsburg
Grace Rowe
Liberty
Clinton E. Holtzople
New Market
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Hauvers
Charles ©. Hurley
Woodsboro
Reuben H. Bair
Petersville
Nena H. Flock
Mt. Pleasant
Howard N. Pearl
Jefferson
John C. Biser
Thurmont
Leonard A. Fogle
Jackson
Enos
Routzahn
Johnsville
Donald G. Stitely
Woodville
Merric Hahn
Singanore
George C. Gorsuch
Adamstown
Margaret Willis
Shirley Ausherman
Hippo at Philadelphia Zoo Reaches Three Tons
A male hippo born in 1936 at the Philadelphia Zoo has grown into a three ton animal. The young animal has become a notable attraction as it reaches adult size and weight in the zoo’s displays and care.
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Philadelphia Zoo
Jacoby on Bridge West Hatios WA 4Q1062 KI73
Bridge column by Jacoby analyzes a hand from Hatios in Washington state with four clubs and a 10 6 2 Q and J 7 3 in the minor suits, offering bidding and play insights. The discussion focuses on decision points and recommended lines for parity and trick efficiency.
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West
Hatios
North and South miss laydown hearts game in bridge
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a Denver reader’s mixed question on a bridge hand. South wins ten tricks thanks to favorable spade ace and club king, but bidding four hearts would have changed the outcome. The columnist says North and South were not clever to miss the laydown game and dismisses luck as a factor.
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Oswald Jacoby
Denver
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South
West
Underbid by North in Four Hearts sequence in bridge analysis
The writer weighs possible four spades bids by West if North or South had chosen four hearts. They argue North is the underbidder, believing North’s hand was near four tricks and that over time North-South would gain more by bidding the game. The scenario hinges on potential spade ruffs and suits.
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West
South
North
Thanksgiving TV and radio network football lineup
Thanksgiving observances on networks feature two matinee telecasts and an hour of radio production. Pro League games include ABC TV 12:55 a.m. Yankees versus Lions in Detroit and ABC radio 2:45 p.m. Kansas versus Missouri from Columbia. CBS TV highlights include Bergen and Charlie at 5:30 p.m. and a concert hour. NBC offers TV Theater at 9 p.m. and Godfrey at 9 p.m. on CBS and Don McNeill Club on ABC.
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Canasta caution as East slips with risky discards
In a Canasta game, East faces a risky run of draws and discards after the dealer freezes the pack with a joker. West holds a weak hand but safe discards, while East misreads the endgame and faces a decisive drop as he clings to scarce tens and kings.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
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South
West
North
Card game debate and reader questions on Canasta
The column discusses East and South discarding strategy and a critique of East's mid stream play. It notes South’s risk of poor draws and the need to discard wisely. It also mentions Mr. Jacoby addressing Canasta questions in a future column. The Rocky Ridge Thanksgiving service details elder Arthur Rice. The Red River note explains the name origin of the river.
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Jacoby
Rocky Ridge
Montgomery County Adopts Zoning Law for Theaters in Residential Areas
County Council approves a zoning change to permit professional and community theaters in residential zones. Officials cite Olney Theater difficulties and note the rule applies beyond that venue, with concerns over theater operations and historic exceptions shaping a broader policy. The measure aims to ease summer theater projects while balancing neighborhood impacts.
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Rockville
2Bid
Sandy Spring
Jeving ¢ Nayr
Retain
Frederic P. Lee
Lutz Re-Elected Head Of Hampshire Breeders Association
Charles H. Lutz of Middletown was re-elected president of the Maryland Hampshire Breeders Association at the annual meeting in Baltimore. Officers include Vere S. Culver, George W. Welker, Fred Detwiler, Peter S. Thompson, William Hatloway, and Mrs. Alta Jones. Plans were announced for a February events sale at the Frederick fairgrounds with 60 top bred gifts and six or seven top boars, a 10 percent discount for 4 H and FFA buyers, and a $500 bond to be purchased by the Timonium Fair Society. The group outlined an advertising program with Maryland Farmer. The meeting drew breeders from across the state. Bow ties constituted 5 percent of the total flea made in the U S.
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Charles H. Lutz
Middletown
Maryland
Frederick Fairgrounds
FFA
Timonium Fair Society
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