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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1955
Page
5
A fragment puzzle lists clues and word fragments across numbers 7 to 63, including entries like its victims need expert and treatment, dried plums, compass point, fur garments, and euros. The jumble resembles a crossword style grid with cryptic style hints and mixed language terms.
A bridge column outlines how choosing the correct opening lead affects the play. The diagram shows East with a balanced hand and declarer South after a double red bid, with the lead choice affecting contract prospects and defense, illustrating practical decision making in real play.
Oswald Jacory analyzes today hand bidding and opening leads. West leads king of diamonds, switches to a trump after dummy’s dummy, South wins, ruffs diamonds and hearts, and makes game with careful trumping and heart handling. When bidding is strong a trump lead favors the declarer’s distributional strength, but a trump lead by West could have defeated the contract.
Court notices reference marriage license Reginald Cross and Mattie Sites. Property deeds list Elmer J. Reeder and wife to John Rosensteel for $10, and several other transfers each with $10 or $1 in county or city. Registrations show multiple couples and entities including Paul Ott, H Clay Putman, Helen Mork, Bertha Brandenburg, Roscoe Roulzahn, Brosius Home Corp, and Edward Storm, across county and city jurisdictions with various spouses.
Lovettsville residents and relatives are pictured in a sequence of social visits and engagements. Misa Ann Hickman spent last weekend in Frederick with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds. Mrs. Dack Finghair and Mrs. Eileen Frye visited Havrestein, Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Pottersfield hosted in Arlington, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Patterfield attended events at their son’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Quitment of Arlington dined with Miss Mulkelferd Stream. Lo Po Hickman joined Wood and Amherst choirs recital attendance at Reed College last weekend. Mrs. L. P. Legare spent time with cousin Mrs. Moe Parling in Washington. Mrs. Daring, formerly Mary South, recuperating after Ing ram surgery. Connie Stackman and Ruth and Daraths aided Jefferson, while Ben Markline of White Hall joined Mr. and Mrs. HM. Beatty for a fast Saturday event.
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