Death of George Farsley in Ellicott City
George Farsley, aged 21, died October 1 at his daughter Mrs Willman Day’s home in Ellicott City. He was husband to the late Mary Parsley (nee Wheater) and is survived by his daughter. Funeral services were held at Westwood M E Church Howard County, with interment in Mount View cemetery.
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Sykesville
George
Farsley
Willman Day
Ellicott City
Mary Parsley
Wheater
Day
Westwood M. Eshurch
Howard County
Mount View Cemetery
C. H. Taylor
Cora Bobbitts
Washington
Henry Brown
Baltimore
George Brown
Allen Brown
Allene
Trumps Save Contract in Brave Bridge Play
In a pent up bridge problem by WM. E. McKenne y secretary of the American Bridge League, South saves six spades with a clever line. After West overcalls with hearts, he uses separate small trumps and a sequence of ruffs to reach ten tricks. The article describes two lines, with the chosen line yielding the tenth trick on a trump king.
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WM. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
South
West
Bridge bidding note from a partial cryptic play
A partial bridge hand description shows an opening bid Pass 2h then 4c and 4d with passes by opponents. The opening lead is the queen, followed by a sequence suggesting a duplicate all-play context and a bid sequence including South West North East.
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Val
Local Cast Faces and Illness Letters in Baltimore Area
Charles Skirvere visits relatives in Baltimore while Miss Evelyn Sherman recovers from illness. Mrs. Bennett Gates undergoes surgery at Maryland General Hospital and is improving. Local residents report grip and throat infections. MT Airy Junction operator shows improvement after intestinal grip. Families in West Baltimore, Washington and Overlea exchange weekend duties and travel plans as spring illnesses spread.
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Mt. Airy Junction
Evelyn Sherman
West Baltimore Hospital
Baltimore
J. M. Sherman
Dennis Carrick
Robert Lawman
Local notes from Mt Airy and surroundings
Oct 26 Mt Airy items detail T. W. Harris showing a 75 pound pumpkin on the Boteler farm and last year’s 7 pound sweet potatoes. Mrs Annie Foster plans to winter in Lovellsville Va with Mrs Mary Purcell. Friendly Bible Class at Trinity M E Church parsonage held a business and devotional session followed by social hour. Apple butter makers aided by M. V. Runkles and others. Thomas E Watkins, lumberman, sending postcards from Victoria BC while visiting Northwest mills. Hubert P F Burdette attended Maryland Insurance Agents convention in Hagerstown. Mr and Mrs A N Buckingham and Jean Jones visited Baltimore farm family. Mt Airy Garden Club to meet with Mrs Norman Hood. Mrs J Stanley Gradbill undergoing treatment in Baltimore. Ernest L Shipley telegraph.
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Airy
T. W. Harris
Albert G. Boteler
Harris
Annie Foster
Lovellsville
Mary Purcell
M. L. Pearnow
Friendly Bible Class
Trinity M, BE
Jesse Day
M. V. Runkles
Jesse Ryan
Paul Ryan
Arthur Murray
W. L. Spurrier
James Molesworth
Rebecca Molesworth
Wilson Day
Jean Jones
A. Kiefer Buckingham
Baltimore
J. C. Koaken
Emory G. Harn
Kooken
M Howard Thompson
Ridgeville
Mt. Airy
Taneytown Visiters Spotted In Akron And Philadelphia
Mrs Eliz a beth Crebs, her grandson William E Burke Jr and James Burke visit Akron Ohio at Charles Crebs family. Mrs Margaret Stott spends two weeks with her son Robert Stott family in Hagerstown. Miss Anna Galt with Mr and Mrs George Wright in Philadelphia and Mrs John Cox in Washington.
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Taneytown
Elizabeth Crebs
William E. Burke, Jr
James Burke
Akron
Ohio
D C Motor Trip Through Southern States and Local Visits
D C left Friday for a motor trip through the Southern states. Mr and Mrs Norman Fox hosted dinner with Mr and Mrs Jacob Fringer Muss Bertha Kelly Lester Kelly York Mr and Mrs George Deberry and grandson near town Mr and Mrs George Overholtzer and Mrs Sarah Albaugh of town. Miss Nellie Hess and Miss Myrtle Morris from Baltimore visited at Elmer Hess home spending the weekend. W E Burke Jr and James F Burke with their grandmother Mrs Elizabeth Crebs spend the week visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Crebs in Akron Ohio. Mrs Kermit Reid and children Kermit Jr and Nancy Lee left Friday for Detroit where she and her husband will make their future home. Mr Reed is employed by the Ford Motor Company of Detroit.
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Howard Smith
Marshell Buckingham
Bird Hill
Lesh Lowman
Calonsville
P. T. Hammond
Je. Rhine
John Lee Rhine
Baltimore
Joshua Barnes
Margaret A. Cauthern
Green Acre
Jaspar Weinwright
Weyman Weinwright
Vineland
N. J
Amy Cole
Brighton
John W. Hewitt
Washington
John T. Cauthorn
Sykesville
Oscar Streaker and Sons
Dennis Lyons
Skyline Drive
Ray Smith
Isabel Howes
Walter Engle
George Howes
Jones
Springfield Avenue
Chapteca
Elmer Lee
Peggy
James H. Parsons
Orchards
Cora Bobbitts
Charles H. Taylor
Osborne Wilson
W. A. Parlett
Mary Dorsey
Elliott City
Ida W
Elsie S
Frances
D. W. Cauthorn
Albert F. Brown
C. B. Brown
Margaret Ruth
Westminster
Sheldon Brown
W. E. Sipes
Dorothy Blizzard
Reisterstown
John A. Brown
Dorothy and
la Rue
Paul
Dayton
Albert Gorsuch
Albert, Jr
Mobhie Gorsuch
William Chipley
Annie Emmatt
Phelps’ Apartments
William H. Bennett
Catonsville
John Scott
Liberty Road
Eble Hood
Union Memorial Hospital
Edwin Hoan
Bennett Gates
Marriottsville
Maryland General Hospital
George F. Flohr
Mercy Hospital
Penn
Warner P. Thompson
St. Paul's Church
Harry Cross
George
Cornelius Thompson
Leroy Thompson
Haniiver
Erie Wheatley
Murray Dayhotl
James Wheatley
Todd
Maryland Milling and Supply Company
George Plitt von Ei
Reed
Eldersburg
Frederick
George F. Howes
J. Wilbur Arnold
Walter Lackard
Holmes Lockard
Central Avenue
William Brandenburg
Billy and
Delly
Virginia Brandenburg
Annie Brandenburg
Finksburr
D. C
Norman Fox
Jacob Fringer
Bertha Kelly
Lester Kelly
York
George Deberry
Town
George Overholtzer
Sarah Albaugh
Nellie Hess
Myrtle Morris
W. E. Burke, Jr
James F. Burke
Elizabeth Crebs
Charles Crebs
Akron
Ohio
Kermit Reid
Kermit, Jr
Nancy Lee
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company of
Navy to Seek Two New Battleships in Coming Congress
Boston Oct. 26 Assistant Secretary of Navy Charles Edison said the Navy Department would request funds in the coming Congress to build two more 60 million dollar battleships. He said two vessels of this type would be financed and ordered soon.
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Boston
Charles Edison
Navy Department
Congress
Navy to build first postwar craft and two experimental speedboats
Edison announced that the navy would construct the first craft of its kind since World War I and two experimental speedboats. The speedboats are planned to reach up to fifty miles per hour and will be equipped to launch torpedoes from fore and aft tubes.
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Edison
Navy
Ane Man Boosts Faith in New Herbal Compound Ane
Frederick area residents report remarkable relief after using the new herbal compound Ane sold by local druggists. D W Neusbaum of Walkersville cites improved bowels sleep appetite and disappearance of back and limb pains after weeks on the remedy.
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D. W. Neusbaum
Walkersville
Maryland
Here
Siamson
Frederick
Ater
Williamson
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