WIN AT BRIDGE FOURTEENTH CAVENDISH BATTLE COSTS LAST PLACE
In the Cavendish invitational Oswald and Nameless finished last among 40. A hand shows North South bidding to six or seven clubs and taking 13 tricks if unopposed, but East West sacrificed in spades to foil them. Nameless rushed to seven clubs then discarded the grand slam, leaving South to rue the avoidable loss after overruff and a missed diamond ruff.
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Nameless
Ett
North
South
East
West
Ask Was UeiOODYs A plaintive letter from not either the-eas bidding
The fragment reads as a puzzled note about bidding in a stalled or unclear auction. It hints at confusion over who wrote a plea and why the bid seems unresolved or misdirected. No clear names or events emerge to anchor the summary.
Prouton Family Prepares for Jehovah’s Witness Assembly
Glen Prouton of Columbus works as assistant overseer of food service for the Jehovah’s Witnesses district assembly to be held June 10 to 13. He coordinates supplies equipment and dining operations with wife Marnie at their 3512 13th Street home, drawing on prior food service experience in Laramie.
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Glen Prouton
Columbus
Sacred Service
District Assembly
Glen
Marnie
13Th Street
Food Service Department
Food Service
Laramie
Kemper
Prouton
Jehovah's Witnesses
Schuyler Tire Incident Under Investigation
Scattered reports describe damaged tires at Schuyler being investigated by authorities since Monday morning. The text mentions volunteers in Kansas City and a plan to feed up to 5 600 people at a noon meal with a two hour service and a back up in case of overflow.
Leigh House cleaning yields 1902 tobacco and era banners
A Leigh House cleaning day at the House of Yesteryear uncovers items from 1902 including tobacco in a pouch, oil cloth banners for Mrs. Mary Everstreet’s millinery, and posters for an amusement company. Volunteers and meal plans are described with details of a large community effort.
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Leigh
Yesteryear
Mary Everstreet
Harold Hart
Ed Ehlers
Harold Eller
Peter Claussen
Reinold
Californians Visit at Silver Creek
A local note records visitors from California at Silver Creek with names including Mr and Mrs Hatter of Mountain Grove and Mr and Mrs Harold Martin, plus Mrs Hilda Carlson and others. Weekend guests at C R Carlson’s home include Mr and Mrs Robert Seeber of Julesburg Colorado, and Mr and Mrs E M Jacobsen and others.
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Silver Creek
Thurplee
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Tmrmenes
Schuyler
Wyo
Salt Lake City
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Butler
Butler Township
Platte County
Lng
Marnne and
TNO Joron
Serosmir Rocks
Steve Miller
Elton John
MCA
Aerosmith
Rocks
Columbia
Capital
Marvin Gaye
I Want You
Tamia
Melissa Manchester
Arista
Rolling Stones
Rolling Stone
Tory
U.S. 30 Center
U.S
Silvergrey Steel
Tooleys
AEF
Georgia Pacific
SKU
Bonu Yj
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