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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1951
Page
14
In this game, East misled with the ace of clubs while South held key cards. Hast foresees South's exact holding in clubs and provides the only correct defense by leading the nine of hearts. Declarer then cannot avoid losing a heart trick, sealing the contract.
Mass dog poisonings alarm West Hills Baltimore residents after meat laced with poison killed multiple dogs on South Prospect Street. Local authorities investigate possible links to previous incidents in Slaverstown and consider who supplied the tainted meat.
Hagerstown Daily Mail advertises Filet Crochet patterns including levelleaf flower designs. Pattern numbers F275 and others require twenty cents to request from the Household Arts Dept at Old Chelsea Station New York. Illustrations for crochet knitting embroidery and more accompany a free sample pattern.
Reports say a poison was dropped in a Baltimore flyblow block area causing multiple dog deaths. Strychutna was suspected as the poison’s source and the pets were found dead on front or back lawns near homes. The text also notes Elizabeth Priscilla Tyler as John Tyler’s granddaughter born in 1842.
The Maryland Aerio of the Fraternal Order of Eagles installed newly elected officers to close its 46th annual convention. George Wright of Frostburg and John Harbaugh of Cumberland served as guards with trustees Andrew Donn Waverly Rice and Verne G Urquhart. Officials include Benjamin S Mattingly president Francia Trige vice president Robert W Cleland chaplain Wright Sadler secretary C Bernard Smith treasurer Raymond Funk conductor.
C A Buckman of Bt. Marya was named grand patriarch of the West Virginia encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows as the group held a two day business session. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad not out the first timetable in 1830.
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