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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1937

Page

9

Federal Men Start War On Giggle Smoke in San Francisco

Federal agents launch action against marihuana cigarettes, dubbed giggle smokes, described as easily concealed in crops and gardens. The report cites 25 cent cigarettes, young smokers aged 18 to 21, and a field seizure at Antietam Battlefield as examples of the crackdown.

San Francisco America Southwest Sam W. G. Walker California Narcotic Enforcement Frank R. Gomila New Orleans Commissioner of Public Safety Antietam Battlefield

Brunswick Council Considers Water Chlorination and Spring Sealing

At the October meeting Mayor H R Mace heard C L McMurry of the State Health Department urge chlorinating Brunswick water or sealing springs to prevent contamination and surface water inflow. City engineers to sound Yourtes spring and estimate sealing costs. The plan includes building a wall on solid rock around the spring. The meeting adjourned with most members present. Dr William Schnaufler petitioned for five years of tax levy relief on his proposed West B street hospital, which the council granted. Samuel Goldberg of Imperial Theater discussed his business.

Brunswick Brunswick Brunswick C. L. McMurry State Department of Health J B. Funk J. D Mills Yourtes Mr. Philips H R Mace William Schnaufler West B Street Virginia Avenue Samuel Goldberg The Imperial Theater Management

Columbus crossed ocean the hard way

The AP feature notes Columbus faced seven nerve trying days on his first voyage across the Atlantic and that if he waited 445 years he could have rain 24 hours. It suggests giant flying boats may begin regular transatlantic service next summer, following a schedule worked out by survey teams.

Christopher Columbus Atlante America

City Council approves theater license exception and street repairs

The council allowed operation of the theater without a municipal license pending broader licensing. They discussed resurfacing West Potomac Street after sewer work, approved temporary patching, and planned permanent repairs later. Repairs were ordered for a dangerous footpath near Fifth Avenue and A Street. Reports noted broken storefront windows, water and fire committee updates, and traffic safety measures at B Street and Ninth Avenue New York Hill. Further actions included monthly itemized material statements for town jobs, trench sump procurement, and hiring a mechanic to operate pumps and equipment for the sewer project. Financials showed updated balances across funds as of September 30.

Fifth Avenue A. B. Hedges W. E. Dixon W. Potomac Street Hedges Water Committee Dixon Fire Committee Carrall Corner New York Hill Albert Main Counc Messrs B Street Ninth Avenue Mace Funk Muls Messrs Hedges and Dixon Wm R

Local Moves and Family Gatherings Reported in Taneytown

Taneytown notes several relocations including Mrs Carrie Bell and daughter Rose moving from West Baltimore street to the Shriners property. Roscoe Yingling and family shift from Riverside Park to Annapolis with Birnie Staley set to manage there. Catherine Kephart visits her parents C. B. and Mrs Kephart while Aaron Green hosts a four generation dinner. Additional households from Baltimore Mechanicsville are listed among attendees.

Taneytown Carrie Bell Miss Rose Sargeant Barnhart Baltimore Street Shriner Roscoe Yingling Riverside Park Annapolis Birnie Staley Catherine Kephart C. B. Kephart Aaron Green Delbert Stanton Verna Bessie Evelyn Stanton Sterling Baltimore Delbert E. Green Ann Lou Green Paul Brauning Gordon Brauning Mechanicsville Claude Green

Birthday celebration at Nicholson home honors Mrs Ralph Walker

Gaithersburg Oct 12 Mrs Ralph Walker was guest of honor at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs William Nicholson of Rockville to mark her birthday. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Corens of Washington, Mr and Mrs William Pace of Washington Grove, Mrs Grover Walker, Miss Gloria Walker, Miss Sallye Holland, Mr and Mrs McKendree Walker of Gaithersburg, Mr and Mrs Bigee Hawkins of Woodfield, and Mr and Mrs Ralph Benson of Rockville.

Gaithersburg Gaithersburg Ralph Walker Wiliam Nicholson Rockville Walker Henry Corens Washington William Pace Washington Grove Grover Walker Gloria Walker Sallye Holland McKendree Walker Gaithersburg Bigee Hawkins Woodfield Ralph Benson Ira Whitmore Ruby Bangs Thomas Martin Elizabeth Martin Dolly Beaver Charles Haines Franes Kennedys Thomas Martin Vine Buets Department Gloria Martin del Bes Aileen Grinder Eileen Myers Ruthat Catlins Westminster Ratund Park Clhaud Hillingers Somo Mis James Willinyer New York Niagara Falls Canada Francis Eppley Trenton Mis Eppley Howard Gray Louise Buely Peabody Institute Robert Davis Hey GE Stockdale

Discards and entries in a bridge defense scenario

A bridge problem describes South opening two hearts and North winning with the queen, returning a heart, and declarer allowing the jack to hold. The ace of hearts is ruffed, East discards a club, and five rounds of diamonds follow. South discards spades, then must decide on the final diamond lead amid possible entries and discards.

American Bridge League South North East Declarer

Bridge problem solution hinges on diamond location and spades

In a misfitting contract 1% four hands, South to play to make despite West holding a key diamond. North discards a low spade on the last diamond. South must find both the nine and king of spades. East leads a spade, South wins, club returned, East overholds king, spade return completes nine tricks. If South shifts to a low club after the second heart, East struggles to find the ninth trick.

South West North East Forde

Tea Honoring Mrs Clarence Rhodes and Miss Ellen Rhodes

Mrs Charles Lee Watkins hosts a Sunday evening tea in Mascus with Mrs F Carrol Walker and Mrs Ella Plummer presiding. Guests from Atlanta Georgia include Mrs Clarence A Rhodes and Miss Ellen Rhodes. Assisting in dining were Mrs Georte Plummer Laytonsville Mrs P O Pelland Washington Mrs Forrest Walker and Mrs Eiland Etchison Gathersburg. Mrs Rhodes and her daughter plan to return home Thursday.

Charles Lee Watkins Damascus F. Carrol Walker Ella Plummer Clarence A Rhodes Ellen Rhodes Atlanta Georte Plummer Laytonsville P.O Pelland Washirrpton Forrest Walker Eiland Etchison Gatthersburg Rhodes

Weekend Visitors and Community Notes in Westminster

A crowded social schedule unfolds with visitors from St Louis to Washington, and local gatherings at homes on Pine and Westminster streets. Families host relatives, celebrate dinners, and attend church events as the district anticipates a reopens of the cement plant and lists of residents pursuing autumn activities at Peabody and local parishes.

Rally Day Service at Methodist Protestant Sunday School

Oct 12 rally day program featuring opening hymn Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us and Welcome song. Beginners and juniors perform recitations such as A Rally Day Welcome and Want To Be. Reciters include Bea Whitman Ponny Hesson Dolly Beaver Marlene Devilbiss Hay Kennedy and others.

Union Bridge Methodist Protestant Sunday School Homn Bea Whitman Ponny Hesson Dolly Beaver Marlene Devilbiss Hay Kennedy

Vital Statistics Report From Carroll County

The Carroll county vital statistics report issued by County Health Doctor W. Stone shows September figures of 46 births and 53 deaths. Communicable diseases include dysentery two, influenza one, measles one, pneumonia one, infantile paralysis two, scarlet fever five, erysipelas one, and mumps. Ethiopian church members observe fasts ranging from 15 to 56 days, during which they abstain from flesh and animal products.

Carroll County W. Stone

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