Tri County League plans for 1939 season discussed
A meeting called by Cameron C. Keane, president, will hash out league welfare and 1939 plans at U A C A on Thursday night. Discussions cover winter fundraising to stabilize finances, umpire training, and possible reduction from ten to eight clubs. Several clubs posted profits. Brunswick, Wakefield, Middletown, and Damascus to receive awards while Thurmont may be excluded.
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Tri-County League
Cameron C. Keane
Keane
Lander
Kehne
Brunswick
Wakefield
Middletown
Damascus
Thurmont
Frederick County Opens Lincoln High Area for Colored Elementary School
Work has begun on the first project of a large PWA supported school program in Frederick County. Forces under contractor Lloyd C. Culler started digging Friday on the Lincoln high school grounds in southern Frederick for a new colored elementary school. The contract was awarded by the Board of Education and approved by the Public Works Administration.
Bowling Latest Results In Iron and Steel Chassis Study
In the latest bowling results the Manufacturers team led 0 to 3 against Platers 3 and Buffers 2 while Office L. notes expansion and contraction of iron and steel in auto chassis causes more than an eighth inch length difference between hot summer and cold winter days.
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Office
1939 Cars Debut With Safer Front End Advances
Detroit reports the 1939 model motorcar introduces a steering wheel gear shift, broader front ends, lower chassis, and optional removal of running boards. New features include illuminated turn indicators, plastic parts, hidden door hinges, and economy six models from several makers. Ford fielded a deluxe model in a higher price class.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Ford
Trapping Protected Queen Blocks Lead Into Losing Suit
Bridge column analyzes a hand where North underbids, East could only win lead in diamonds, and a safe finesse was used. South held a strong hand, declarer won the first trick, and despite a planned drop, five old tricks were made while two diamonds were lost.
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North
South
East
West
Bridge bidding sequence with unclear contract
The text shows a bridge bidding sequence from four players labeled South West North East. Opening bid appears as 1a, followed by passes, with 2a and 3N.T. reached, then a final pass. Names and exact contracts are garbled, leaving an incomplete record of the deal and outcome.
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Detour and visitors from Detour travel to Catonsville and Waynesboro
Detour residents Mr. and Mrs E L Warner and Mr and Mrs Felix Flanagat visited Miss Lizzie Six at the German Aged Home in Catonsville. Edward Clabaugh family and Rev Williams were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs James Coshun. J P Weybright and Miss Weybright with Mrs E D Diller visited friends in and around Waynesboro. James Warren and Guy Warren with Arnold Stolemeyer and their daughter visited Abs Benjamin Keefer at Pleasant Valley.
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E. L. Warner
Felix Flanagat
Lizzie Six
Catonsville
Edward Clabaugh
Williams
Keysville Lutheran Church
James Coshun
J. P. Weybright
Margaret Weybright
E. D. Diller
Waynesboro, Pa
James Warren
Guy Warren
Arnold Stolemeyer
Abs
Benjamin Keefer
Pleasant Valley
Visitors from Uniontown and Westminster at Warmer home
Sam's Creek residents hosted Paul Sherfey of Uniontown and Nathan Hollenbaugh of Westminster. Mrs. C L Alexander, previously bedbound, can now go out. Walter Craumer and granddaughter Ruby Craumer visited the Craumer home in Gordon's Retreat, while Sterling Craumer hosted them. Miss Bessie Alexander spent a day in Baltimore. Sunday, George Miller's home welcomed Howard Willard family and Edgar Erb family.
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Sam's Creek
Clyde Warmer
Paul Sherfey
Uniontown
Nathan Hollenbaugh
Westminster
C. L. Alexander
Walter Craumer
Ruby Craumer
Gordon
Sterling Craumer
Bessie Alexander
Baltimore
George Miller
Howard Willard
Marston
Edgar Erb
Local Social Notes From New Windsor Baltimore and More
Frank Stitely Norman Heiner and daughter visit New Windsor. Mr and Mrs Edward Hawk and two daughters reside in Littlestown Pa. Mr and Mrs Ear Warner spent a weekend with relatives in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs George Miller visited Albert and Mrs Miller in New Windsor. Mr and Mrs Clyde Warner and daughter Catherine visited the Hape home in Middleburg.
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Frank Stitely
Norman Heiner
New Windsor
Edward Hawk
Oscar Heiner
Floyd
Littlestown
Ear
Warner
Baltimore
George Miller
Albert Miller
Clyde Warner
Catherine
John Hape
Middleburg
Raising A Family By Olive Roberts Barton
Olive Roberts Barton discusses how to handle sex education for twelve to fourteen year olds. She weighs two approaches frank exposure versus withholding information, noting parental discomfort and the impact on youth. She suggests even teachers may convey facts scientifically if parents cannot.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Admitted To Bar In Maryland Court Of Appeals
Mr Houff of Baltimore formerly of Frederick was admitted to the bar of the Court of Appeals of Maryland on October 4. He is son of Mr and Mrs Joseph L Houff and nephew of Mrs Laurens E. Phebus of Frederick. He will locate in Baltimore after education at St John’s School Frederick Loylt High School Baltimore Loyola College and University of Maryland School of Law.
Untitled Note on Sex Education and Initiative
A brief passage discusses taking the initiative to explain sex and its functions, with a caveat that the topic should be dropped once thoroughly understood. The note mirrors age era concerns about instruction and propriety.
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tCopyright
NEA Service, Inc
Creomulsion Ad Promises Relief for Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a cure for lingering coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming it targets the source of trouble and soothes inflamed membranes. It promises a five dollar refund if not satisfied and instructs buyers to ensure the bottle bears the Creomulsion label.
Governor Advised to Rest Amid Campaign Throat Infection
Hagerstown Maryland report states Dr Wor Jack ordered Governor Harry W Nice to rest due to a throat infection from his campaign speaking tour. The governor, a Republican candidate for State Comptroller, has no fever but is urged to pause before continuing the statewide drive after arriving from Oakland. Newspaper advertising is urged elsewhere in the piece.
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NICD
Hagerstown
Wor Jack
Harry W. Nice
Jack
Fort Deposit
Nice
Oakland
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