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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1956
Page
5
Puzzle clued list of fragmented terms and partial definitions for a crossword style fill in. Includes references to actress themes, weights, and fabrics with many incomplete word parts and stray numbers.
The Middletown Valley Grange met in Memorial Hall library with the education committee in charge. Members heard a bird’s eye view on the White House Conference on Education by Mrs. J Homer Remsberg, National President of the Council of Homemakers, noting the report could guide President Eisenhower on education matters. Plans were announced to attend Friendship Night at Fengaville on April 12 with Ballenger Grange, with Miss Louise Huffer in charge.
Oswald Jacoby explains a difficult trump contract where South follows a plan to establish a long side suit but misreads safety. After winning the first heart, he draws trumps then leaves a last trump in dummy to diamonds, failing to secure the slam. East overruffs and West still holds the queen of diamonds, leading to down for the declarer.
Court notices list marriage license for John Willis Dooley and Harriett Wickline. Property deeds show transfers from Harry C. Dorcus to Jesse W. Harbaugh. Isabelle Tanner to Edward Crowther. Ailey Tyler to Herman Brightil. John E. Williams to Clyde W. Smith and to Clyde W. Sruth. Arthur Angell to Charles Valentine. William Mobley to Anthony Main. Emmons Lanner to Howard Selby Jr.. Charles Zimmerman to Harold Stull. Charles Miller to Charles Wetzel. Jennie Hays et al. to Elbert Grossnickle.
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