Youngsters Arrive Here for Fresh Air Fund Stay
A group of eight youngsters arrived at the Western Maryland railway station for a two weeks visit as guests of Friendly Town hosts through the Fresh Air Fund, sponsored by the New York Tribune. Local families invited city children for summers in the country, continuing a years long program in Hagerstown with several named host families and guests. The Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund aids city children in experiencing fresh air and rural life.
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New York
Western Maryland Railway Station
Fresh Air Fund
New York Tribune
Patricia
Barbara Jean Jones
Kenneth Patterson
Maugansville Road
Marie Gillman
M. D. Newcomer
Halfway
Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Hagerstown
Morning Herald
Descriptive cookbook tips and a bridge hand by Oswald Jacoby
A collage of kitchen guidance on baking bread crumbs, sauces and breakfast ideas plus a long bridge problem. It covers sponge cakes with almond slivers, poached eggs on toast, canned sweet potatoes, liver and kidney benefits, and a detailed Hearts and Clubs play analysis by North and Pete.
Phil Young to Play at Moose Home Dance
Phil Young and his band perform at the Moose Home Saturday evening for members dancing pleasure. The show features Rex Everhart piano rhythms Pat Meredith vocals Dave Karper bebop horn and Bill Crumine comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Young
Moose Home
Rex Everhart
Pat Meredith
Dave Karper
Bill Crumine
Pessimistic Pete Wins In Gloomy Bridge Hand
In a Jacoby on Bridge column the analyst notes how pessimism paid off for player Gloomy Pete as the hand unfolded. The notation shows a balance of high cards and the defender's layout guiding decisive plays and a favorable end position for the gloomy strategist.
North Pass 3 and Opening Lead in Bridge Play
Bridge notation shows North passes the lead and West opens with a pass. South responds 3NT, indicating a balanced hand and likely a no trump contract. The sequence suggests a standard competitive auction with final contract aimed at three no trumps.
Reunion Will Be Staged Here by Ausherman Clan
The Ausherman clan reunion will be held Saturday at City Park, Hagerstown. Activities begin with lunch at 11:30 a.m. and include prize awards, a beauty contest, and entertainment. Joe W. Ausherman will call the meeting, Emmett Rice gives welcoming address, and founders N. W. Ausherman and G. W. Ausherman speak. The program features Rice Quartet, Dorothy Zimmerman, Clara Ausherman Long, Virginia Tribett, and Loreen Snowberger. Prizes for oldest man and woman and youngest baby. beauty winner chosen. Numerous Ausherman relatives and greetings from Ch. Ausherman groups across the country.
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Hagerstown
Joe W.ausherman
Emmett Rice
N. W. Ausherman
G. W. Ausherman
Rice Quartet
Dorothy Zimmerman
Clara Ausherman Long
Virginia Tribett
Loreen Snowberger
Ausherman
Sam Ausher
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Ronald Edward Stewart
C. Neill Baylor
South Prospect Street
Frederick Corley
Harry Binning
Beaver Creek
Daniel Meehan
Robert Easterday
Mapleville
Charlotte Jacobs
Charles Kelbaugh
Chewsville
Dorothy Murray
Harvey H. Heyser, Jr
Oak Hill Avenue
Tleisher’'S Fashion Floor
Glenn Robert Ogle
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Waynesboro
Ogle
Betty Ann Recard
Ernest A. Recard
North Church Street
Glenn M. Ogle
This City
By Oswald Jacoby
Pete
North
West
East
Dummy
South
Declarer
Zoe
Maryland Daily Mail
Chessa Station
New York l
Jacoby
North Pass
West Pass
Kenwood
Coats
Kiddie Klothes Shop
Potomac Street
Goldie Kaplan
Man
Charles Sollenberger
John Ausherman
Reuben Ausherman
Abilene
Kansas
Ben Ausherman
Los Angeles
Topeka
William Ausherman
Rocksford
Isaac Ausherman
Chcago
Vernon Ausherman
Springfield
Clem Ausherman
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Paul Ausherman
Indianapolis
Ind
Joe W. Ausherman
Chambourg
Tom W
Fayetteville
Chambersburg
Margaret Ausherman Ocker
Robert Myers
Greencastle
David Ausherman
J. Owen Long
Harrisonburg
Herman C. Snowberger
Wasnesboro
Miss Dorothy Zimmerman
Arthur J. Williams, Jr
West Springfield
Mass
Jean Bressette
Lobell
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