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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1955
Page
5
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where South errs by starting with the ace of trumps. West leads spades, South ruffs, and misplays force a loss when trumps fail to split. The article warns how proper use of dummy’s trumps and timing avoids a doomed run.
A compact list style crossword clue compilation with across and down hints covering actors, sports figures, places, and common words. Includes names like Williams and Lind and various short answers across a broad set of categories.
Mrs Earl Hyde hosted a return visit by Sweetie Pie sister. Mrs Perry Miles and her Lautersburg children spent Wednesday with Mrs Charles Roop during a local gathering.
Frederick area court notices list marriage licenses for KE Gilbert Jr and Cleo P Kempf, Harold Gardner of Newark and Alice Andrews of Bloomfield, plus divorces for Luther Brown and Ruth Scott and for Ernest Schwartz Jr and Shirley Felton. Deeds record transfers: Samuel Miller, Caroline McGill, and others with $10 or $18 fees. A hog fever warning follows, noting temporary illness before slaughter and possible spoiled meat.
Principal Gil bert Matin announces the cafeteria will open on the first day of school and busses will run on the same schedule as last year. Cub Scouts and parents held a picnic at the scout area Monday evening. Mr and Mrs William Conen haver and children visit Taneytown hosts Mr and Mrs Cassett Roop and children. Mary Fritiz is a patient at University Hospital awaiting surgery. The Worris Class enjoyed a cruise Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Settle and daughter moved to Baltimore on Wednesday. Mr Willis Sellman of Baltimore spent last week with her.
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