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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1977
Page
7
South dealer and both sides vulnerable endured a spade jack misstep. East overtook the spade jack with the ace and unblocked the jack of clubs. The unusual sequence caused the declarer at the second table to go down, making the deal a washout.
Reader tips include freezing ham broth into cubes for easy seasoning and adding optional fat for richer flavor. Also shared are methods for freezing batter portions in oleo tubs and a discussion of a tricky bridge hand with strategic plays.
On August 23 1775 King George III proclaimed open rebellion in the American Colonies. In 1500 Christopher Columbus faced charges of mistreating natives in Haiti and was ordered sent back to Spain in chains. In 1869 Mary Baker Eddy followers chartered the Church of Christ Scientist in Lynn Massachusetts. In 1914 Japan and Germany declared war in World War One. In 1937 Japanese forces landed at Shanghai. In 1944 Allied troops captured Marseille in France. In 1947 Margaret Truman gave her first public concert. Ten years ago France pledged greater aid to Quebec to preserve its heritage. Five years ago South Vietnamese troops were …
A Cairo takeoff airliner with over 100 aboard was seized by seven Arab guerrillas soon after departure but was retaken at a southern Egyptian airport. Also included are today’s birthdays and several homemaking hints from Heloise.
A reader questions ending a life support for a 90-year-old mother. Ann Landers counters with compassion and legality. Another letter advises a crippled son to engage in hobbies and social activities to find romance. A third asks how to handle a widow neighbor pursuing a married man. advice suggests lighthearted boundaries and substitution.
Glenn Naughton of Madison won the cow chip throwing contest at the Frank Hlavac farm in McFarland with a 174 foot 4 inch throw. Sponsors Frank and Mary Jean Hlavac noted the toss was five feet shy of the world record and described their sun dried chips and plastic gloves for spectators.
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