New Haven News Notes Show Weekend Travels and Local Moves
Mrs. Bill Howard and Mrs. Howard Burris spent Thursday and Friday in Columbus. Mrs. Belva Farley, Mrs. John Barringer's mother, is an University Hospital surgical patient there. Mrs. Barringer of Charleston visits New Haven parents, plans a short vacation. Donald F. Roush and daughter Sherrell visited Gallion, Ohio. Charley Williams bought the Ralph Weaver farm and moved last week. Carl Shawver and Iv an Shawver visited with the Shawver family in Salem, Virginia. Wolperts at Rio Grande guests of Clarke. Mrs. A D Hume and sister visited Huntington on business and saw Hume's daughter and family, the Greathouse. J L Stewart and Rev Charles Eator were in Point Pleasant. Garden Club members from Nehaclima and New Haven met to select slides for the Middleport Bank flower arranging contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Bill Howard
Howard Burris
Columbus
Ohio
Charley Williams
Ralph Weaver
Carl Shawver
Salem
Virginia
Ivan Shawver
Phil Wolpert
Rio Grande
A. D. Hume
Florence Nease
Huntington
Middleport Bank
Carroll Adams
Henry Buck
Chester Weaver
Nehaclima
Lela Powell
J. L. Stewart
New Haven Club
Daily crossword across clues puzzle style
Across clues list with definitions such as Moham med's goal and Two-legged and various others. Down clues include shaded walk and Fending sword and mixed entries. The grid theme appears to be a standard word puzzle with common crossword terms and abbreviations.
Ingenious Defense Upsets Three Notrump Contract
In a recorded contract bridge hand by Chester Gould, North opened 3NT after weak jump overcalls by West and a spade harassing bid by East. South, the declarer, crafted a heart lead at trick two to outplay the defense, eventually making ten tricks with two spades, four diamonds, and four clubs. The tale notes West’s heart holding and East’s singleton honor, with South’s clever play sealing the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
East
West
Declarer
Ted
Chester Gould
Youre Telling Me By William Ritt
A satirical column recounts an abortive 10 hour revolt in Colombia quelled by the government with no shots fired. It lampoons news quirks and offers wry lines about a Pacific typhoon Wilda, a homeless pigeon, an egg laying Iowa hen, and garden woes amid banquet season for pitchers after the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. and
J. C. Clarke
Daily Crossword
Moham
Med
Dad
Asia Minor
England
Fending Sword
Lick
Trouble
Happy
Vietnam
Var
Hillside Dugout
Franchot
Parson Bird
Blondie
BY Chick Young
Rip Kirby
BY Alex Raymond
DR. Packer
THE
National
Central America
Beetle Bailey
Sarge
Buz
Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
Mrs. Fitz's
Frank Roberge
Flash Gordon
CONG
BY Dan Barry
Henry
BY Carl Anderson
Juliet Jones
Dames
BY Stan Drake
Dick Tracy
Mort Walker
BY Roy Crane
HI and
Lois
Jay Becker
North Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Mamma
Die Browne
Breowwe
George
Judd Saxon
Ken Bald and
Jerry Brondfield
Archie
Bob Montana
Orphan Annie
Harold Gray
William Ritt
Pacific
Wilda
Dove of Peace
Grandpapy Jenkins
Iowa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!