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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1955
Page
9
The Louisville quartet presented Mozart, Malipiero, and Mendelssohn in a polished concert. Sidney Harth led the group with unity and nuance, delivering sensitive readings that impressed the audience and showcased cohesive ensemble playing.
Ancient Evansville home on Shade Creek near Long Run Road is described with its nearby post offices Hulls Anthony and views of former mills and mills dam. Article recalls Dow Evans founder, Squire Evans, and the region’s faded farms, churches, schools, and vanished community landmarks once bustling in Athens County.
Lodi Grange met Tuesday with a debate on the CIO Compensation Bill. Brill Ruth reported on a trip to the state convention and a tableaux was presented. Plans were made for supper at the next meeting on November 13. The business meeting was at 7 30 with the pie supper at 8 00 and a giving program for the public.
An old advertisement invites readers to mail 3 coins plus name and address to receive the 1955 Needlework Album. It promotes 38 pages of designs with 3 pattern greens, directions, and color printing.
Marriage notice from Nelson area invites guests for bride elect Ethel Ann Young to Gary L Barnes son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Barnes Hood California Mrs Barnes a senior nurse at San Diego General Hospital Mr Barnes serves in the US Navy stationed at Tacoma Washington The couple plan to reside in Sacramento after January
In this bridge lesson Oswald Jacoby analyzes Norths two no trump bid as a balanced hand cue. North shows length in minors and strength to invite Souths choice and the four hearts contract proves defensively challenging. West opens diamonds, declarer wins with ace and finesses clubs while managing discards and trumps to force the ending.
Glorified stuffing ideas mix chestnuts with sausage to create a distinct dressing. Recipes suggest variations for a traditional southern colonial dinner, including 18 pound turkey, giblet gravy, green beans, corn bread stuffing, plum pudding, and chocolate spice cookies. The passage notes an anniversary context tied to a colonial dinner theme and a festive menu.
Athens social notes list weekend visitors including ar. ana Mm. cari attcrney and Mr. Frank C. Foster with Mrs. Thome of Urbana. Ohio Beale University and Jack Stanley Atkins of Dayton are mentioned among local families and college affiliations. Atkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Atkins, was elected to membership in the IVC Club at Anderson College.
A Canton family meal recaps a weekend visit ending with a traditional roast. The recipe includes sage marjoram thyme and chestnuts with browned sausage onions and celery, butter and water for stuffing the bird. Mrs Wise and Mr Wise hosted at Franklin Ave using parsley and olives as flavor accents.
A fragmented notice discusses manners in inviting guests and handling unexpected visitors. It questions etiquette on arriving in old clothes and suggests phone reminders before arrivals. The text is terse and lacks clear attributions or context.
West realizes South holds no clubs or diamonds, counts trumps, and leads a spade. East covers with nine, South wins with jack, and must ruff three spades to fulfill the contract but fails, defeating the contract in a bridge play summary.
The prompt presents a bidding sequence for a three-dias game in spades or no trump. South holds a hand described with RATINGS V32 CAQTADOS and asks what to do given South’s positions, with bids from North East West South and responses Pass and 1Spago or 2 Hearts. The scenario asks for optimal decision based on the contract and partnerships.
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