New Haven News Notes and Holiday Social Roundup
The Bend Sewing Club met at Mrs. E. L. Stein's home with refreshments for a dozen attendees. A Methodist Church program featured Mrs. Donald Bailey as song narrator and youth group performances, about 50 in attendance. The church Christmas program and parsonage reception followed with the Women’s Society hosting Rev. and Mrs. Freeman. Mayors Wehrli and family flew to Arlington for the holidays, and Tom Reed visited Florida. Stegosaurus brain weighed two and a half ounces, a humorous note on its size.
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Bend
Women's Society
David Freeman
Arthur Wehrli
Charleston
Arlington
Wehrli
FE. H. Wehrli
Tom Reed
Florida
Reed
Wahama High School
Daily Across Puzzle Clues Mixed in Obscure Pages
Across clues cover oblivion place a junto Cepa vine sole song Roger tongue coating underworld deity frigid black Lincoln's secretary of state gem s silly incline eyelid inflamma tion short sock forbidden var bitter vetch cry as lamb English tavern U S penny overrun as with olig s tense as nerves barrel piece Paris subway garden thieves relieved
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Vine
Sole
Song
Roger
Black
Lincoln's Secretary of State
Silly
Incline
Cry
As & Lamb
Crossword Down Clues Puzzle
A crossword filled with clues across numbers and answers ranging from card game to distance and chemical goddess names across various categories. The list includes terms for not guilty ahead and discharges with multiple short definitions and wordplay hints.
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Galaxy
Lewis’ Company
Trouble
White A
Youths
League 1 States
Discharge
Covering Honours in Bridge The Decision Point
A bridge column analyzes whether to cover an honor when defending. West leads clubs and continued play shows that covering the jack with the king yields a better result than ducking, enabling East to profit from a heart sequence. The piece notes the general rule favors covering when advantageous and warns judgment is required.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Jack Res Syndicate, Inc
You re telling me by William Ritt cartoon observations
A compact column notes how cartoonists depict rapid life change from infancy to old age in a year, compares an elephant’s infancy to age 25, jokes about Soviet leaders, hints at Elizabeth I’s vast wardrobe, and wryly observes snow improving lawns but not sidewalks.
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Buz Sawyer
Milton Caniff
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Stevie B
Miki
Mrs. Fitz's
Frank Roberge
Upstate
Flash Gordon
DR. Namural
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Henry
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Juliet Jones
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Eve
Chase
Hall
Contract Bridge
Day Becker
South Dealer
King Feats
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Chester Gould
Little Boy Beard
HI and
Lois
Die Browne
Judd Saxon
Ken Bald
Jerry Broadfield
Archie
Bob Montana
Orphan Annie
Harold Gray
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Uncle Dan
Will
William Ritt
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Elizabeth 1
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