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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1959

Page

2

Local community notes and events in Clarksburg area

The column lists school renovations with a new teachers' room to be ready by September 1960 and a project relocation. It notes guests at local homes, a custodian returning after surgery, a guest from Wellesley, and a demonstration on flower arranging. It mentions Halloween parties, prayer week events, a church mission film, and a plan for class room parents to host treats. It also reports a Halloween party schedule, a stone-throwing incident in the Clarksburg area, and invites readers to submit notices. Additionally it highlights Who's Who entry for Rev. Robert F Woodward and a medical meeting in Philadelphia attended by local physicians and associates.

Cyrus Finney Vernon Taylor Oscar Meter Theodore Wums Helen Manfield Wellesley Mass Mary Alice Beecher Kelli Taylor Bern Hafer Burke Studdiford Methodist Clarksburg Germantown Africa Hallowe'en

Slam in Muddy Waters in Jacoby on Bridge

Oswald Jacoby recounts a bridge column where West opens three spades to unsettle the play. North overcalls and East in four spades leads to Blackwood four no trump then six clubs. South adopts a passive pass, and the hand yields 12 tricks via a squeeze. South ruffs the second spade and draws trumps. East must discard two diamonds, risking the guard on spades and hearts, while West holds the diamonds. The second diamond discard cements the suit for Jim.

Ir Oswald Jacoby NEA Service West North East South Jim

Clarksburg PTA notes school plans and events

Clarksburg Elementary PTA met Wednesday October 21 to review the new curriculum and celebrate a turkey supper served by Mrs Mildred Burnette and Mrs Sally McConnell. The report highlights include use of a calculating machine, a tape recorder for fifth grade, two projectors, and access to educational films. The article also mentions church anniversary events, parish leaders, and local notices about residents and students.

Doody Burkett Clarksburg PTA Mildred Burnette Sally MccConnell Clarksburg Elementary Les Eileen Ramble David L Kimble TSN Uss Helena FPO San Francisco Calif Ralph Martz Dutcan C Clark Sar Fracesco Cal Axaraton Jann Jay Richard Brown Wneaton Clavis Brarcenburg Gieze Brown Maceine Ida Cran Montgoomer Coun Hospital Sardy Jesse Daszis Butia Xmrs Br. Ana C D. Day Jack Beecher Mare and Dik Philadelphia Beechers Jack

Apple Week Advice and Market Outlook

National Apple Week notes that apples are plentiful with a harvest of about 1.4 million bushels expected this year. Main varieties on the best buys list are Jonathan and Golden Delicious, praised for eating baking and salads while storing and handling tips emphasize refrigeration and avoiding odor transfer.

Sais Virginia McLuckie Baltimore University of Maryland Department of Markets United States

Apples Kale Broccoli In Early American Market History

An island of grocery notes discusses apples as a nutritious fruit and mentions kale onions and broccoli as other veg options. It traces broccoli’s rise in the United States from European roots to early 20th century adoption by Italian Americans in New York and Boston. It also covers storage tips cooking methods and a family recipe for an Apple Cheese Pie. It ends with brief Q and A items about Taps rationing and early US wartime provisions.

United States Europe New York Boston George Washington Ington Vato Pierre Charles L’enfant Washington, D. C State of Mary

New York City's 1959 building boom tops one billion

New York City will surpass one billion dollars in building construction this year, according to Peter J. Rens of the Buildings Commission. In 1958 total construction reached 382 million dollars.

NEW York New York Ciy Peter J. Rens Bwidings Commis Otter

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