Meridith Dies a Sad Week for Bridge Psychology
British internationalist and 1955 world bridge champion Adam Meridith, long time New York resident since 1956, passed away in January. Known for swashbuckling play and keen psychological insight, his bids and defenses shaped notable hands, including a decisive six hearts and seven spades sequence.
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Tarnov Residents Share Easter Visits Across Nebraska
Tarnov residents join Easter gatherings with relatives in Omaha Columbus Lincoln and Moline Illinois. Mary Paprocki Flavian join Mr and Mrs Stan Wees and family for dinner. Kuta Muhlman Stec families host in Columbus. Platmer Torezon Chlopek and Dohmen groups travel between Ralston Scribner and Fremont. Additional visits include Kuta and Payzant families in Omaha Belle Plaine Iowa and Sliva relatives.
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Linda Dohmen
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Alvin Platmer
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Joe T. Torezon
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Mike Cerny
Fremont
Frank Chlopek
Mary Kay Kuta
Omaha
Alvin Kuta
Flavian Shemek
Moline
Ill
Rich Payzant
Belle Plain
Iowa
Josephine Sliva
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