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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1948
Page
10
J. S. Ripstra of Wichita dazzles observers by playing six hearts and making a winning comeback after an opening lead. He laughs at the misfit cards and says he expected to make the hand, proving his optimistic approach to tournament play.
Emmitsburg residents and relatives visit Baltimore Philadelphia and nearby towns. Teachers and professionals move for new positions. several families spend weekends with kin. A Hopkins eye injury and a birth mark a busy period, plus community notices on concerts a museum dedication and school assembly.
Congratulations pour in for Mrs Karam ski former Marianna Gillelan on the birth of a daughter at Annie M Werner Hospital. St Josephs College hosted a social with Mt St Mary's guests, 250 men, dancing in Green Room after benediction. Mr Walter Muench and wife hosted a Sept 18 birthday party for daughter Mary Lou at Swiss Chalet.
The court notice lists multiple marriage licenses including Jesse R. Marshall and Janis V. Stub and others from Frederick, Thurmont, Myersville, and Harrisburg with ages from 17 to 43. It also notes property deeds transferring parcels to Mary R. Sunday, Bruce Ramsburg, Earl Starr, and Mollie Lanizard, among others, with small sums. Community notices include a class picnic at Evangelical Lutheran church school and ongoing local construction along St Joseph's College to a Texaco station.
A mixed OCR style puzzle page lists numerous crossword like clues and partial solutions across horizontal and vertical directions. The readable fragments reference chemistry, geography, and miscellaneous terms, suggesting a word game or crossword feature on radio.
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