Golden Mr and Mrs Lindsey Jeanblanc celebrate 50 years
Open house honors Lindsey R and Muriel Jeanblanc marking their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple, longtime Franklin Grove residents now in New Braunfels Texas, will host guests Sunday July 30 from 2 to 5 p.m. at 15215 Arlington Ridge Road Arlington Virginia. They married August 1 1939 in Sioux City Iowa. They have two living sons Jim in Arlington and Donald in Havre de Grace with their youngest Edward deceased in 1967.
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Lindsey R. Jeanblanc
Franklin Grove
New Braunfels
Texas
Arlington Ridge Rd
Arlington
Atty
Lindsey Jeanblanc
Muriel Kent
First Methodist Church
Sioux City
Iowa
Jim
Donald
Havre de Grace
Edward
Dixon couple welcomed daughter Jana Eileen Brooks
James and Teresa Brooks of Dixon announce the birth of a daughter at 8 29 a.m. on July 7 at KSB Hospital. Jana Eileen weighed seven pounds one ounce and measured 19 inches long. Welcoming her home is Jarret Lee, 19 months. Grandparents include Truman Nehls of Woodhull and Barbara Franklin of Sterling. the late Sharon and Wayne Brooks of Dixon. Great grandparents are Noel Mosher of Orion and Hazel Nehls of Geneseo. the late Ralph Landis of Dixon and Samuel and Mrs Brooks of Grand Detour.
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James and
Teresa Brooks
Dixon
Ksb Hospital
Jana Eileen
Jarret Lee
Truman Nehls
Woodhull
Ill
Barbara Franklin
Sterling
Sharon and
Wayne Brooks
Noel Mosher
Orion
Hazel Nehls
Geneseo
Ralph Landis
Samual Brooks
Grand Detour
Beatrice Eberhardt to Celebrate 80th Birthday
Mrs Beatrice Eberhardt formerly of 1014 West Sixth Street Dixon will celebrate her 80th birthday on August 7 She is a former member of St Patrick Catholic Church and a retired nurse from Dixon State School Readers are invited to send greetings to her new address 2140 Grass Valley Highway Space 105 Auburn California 95603
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Beatrice Eberhardt
West Sixth St
Dixon
Eberhardt
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Dixon State School
Grass Valley Hwy
Space
Auburn Calif
A wasted second chance in a bridge hand
Declarer misjudges a heart and diamond sequence after West leads queen of spades. South cashes spades, East shows hearts, and the plan hinges on choosing clubs over diamonds. West must follow to clubs. the defense suggests a sharper line could have saved the contract.
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Declarer
West
South
East
Dummy
Declarer finds safety in ruffing clubs after diamond split
In a bridge problem, declarer uses a discard and ruff to secure trump entries. When East shows out on a second club, he shifts to a high club discard and ruff, letting remaining clubs win and enabling a queen of diamonds overthrow. The article notes Jacoby on Bridge and Jacoby on Card Games by Pharos Books, 1989.
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Declarer
East
West
James Jacoby
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
Pharos Books
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Country Treasures
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