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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1958
Page
6
A fragment from a crossword style page mentions Actor 1 Actor Rowland performing in a series titled 21 Lariats 12 Western cattle shows. The garbled text also lists clues and partial entries such as Measure of capacity ab and Dutch uncle with other unrelated words.
Bridge columnist discusses varying bids with twelve point hands. South opens with defensive layouts and hand valuations. The column analyzes examples using standard bridge conventions and emphasizes balance between support and partner's respond options.
By Oswald Jacoby NEA Service notes most West players passed 12 point hands as the Suit was weak. Those who opened wound up declarer in three no trump after a one heart response and partners raised to three acinump. North opened six of spades, South won king and returned ten, West often guessed queen of hearts and lost tricks, while some pairs preferred hearts with one passing followed by three hearts. Police report a quiet night with Frank Ellsworth Harley jailed for drunkenness on $25.84 bond, trial set November 5. The Maryland Department of Public Improvements invites bids until November 13 for 850 feet of chain link fence at the Maryland School for the Deaf.
Court notices list marriage licenses for Baltimore residents Robert Williams and Geraldine Baker along with others in Florida and Adams town. Property deeds show transfers valued at $10 to Florence Smith, Norman Crouse, the Hamilton Homes firm, and others, with several small sums to city or county entities. Also reports the Tuscarora 4H Club meeting on Oct 28 at Bloomfield Parish Hall with 15 boys, Halloween costumes, a dirigent, new members, a sign-purchase plan, and a tree-leaf demonstration.
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