Court Asks Rescission Of Beer Business Contract
Suit filed in Equity Court seeks to rescind a contract for the sale of a West Patrick Street lunchroom, alleging false representations about transferring a beer license. Plaintiffs George and Barbara Ramsburg claim $600 cash and promissory notes total $1,500 paid, with beer sales failing after license transfer issues. The case involves Nixon, the lessee, and Edward J. Smith among others, with a three year lease extension and a $35 monthly rent noted.
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Lek
Salt
Equity Court
George S Bas
Westington
Cumul
West Patrick
Stree
Eowyn
Barbara Dritchte
Frank C
Weer
Patrick Street
Watt
Nixon
Arthur D. Wcillard
Ee Nixon
Amd
Nden de
Ramsburg
Edward J. Smith
Dora EL
Nise
Barber Cos
Chey Ag
Theounty
Non-transferable Contract Issue Cited in Mutual Mistake
Ambiguity surrounds a contract as Nas Dern argues the agreement was non transferable and a mutual mistake occurred. Edward J. Smith is named in the dispute, with the parties contending how representations affect enforceability and remedy.
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Edward J. Smith
Txom
Detour Teems With Visitors at Home of Alyah Young
A long list of neighbors and relatives gathered at the home of Alyah Young in Detour on a recent weekend. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Burly, Mr and Mrs Gerial, Ladeburg family, Juno, Mr and Mrs Nelson, Mrs Wahide, and many more from Detour, Ladlesburg, and surrounding towns. A party at Farmer Wolf’s high school later featured games, dancing, and refreshments. Detour residents also note a family member’s sudden illness and a hospital update.
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Alyah Young Atcenny
Burly
Non
Gerial
Ladeburg
Juno 'Teysons
Mrarrow Wahide
Youer
Mary
Yormeth
Haroh
New
Childe Crum
Pons
Arthur
Harry Kinks
Freda
Bringle
Frank Hringle
Walkersville
Jaster Duntrow
Util
Marshall Walle
Winder
Chels Mrv
Jesee PoWend Marmainet
Thelma Atotin
Peaner Wiohtde
Mir Clorla
Detour
Famer Wolfa High School
Mnm
Edward Young
Pred Smith
Ladlesburgy
Edward Claybaugh
Charles
Nuben
James Cashun
Edward and
Nowad
Anna Mae
Filicots City
Caley Wolfe
Monroe Proutz
Jean, Bérhard
Mertisa Konutn
Joan
Dursey Diller
Omer
Harvey Albaugh and Sons
Cleve Quesenberry
Famely
Matt l
Hetlah Roop
Prederick
Charles Troop
Wilbur Delphy
Asa Thelma Stitely
Wiliam Arrold
Atos
James Warren
Trumps Partner Ace Solution to Bridge Contract Woes
Redd Rely of Chicago leads a four man team in the national championship of the American Bridge League in Chicago on Nov 30. His play as declarer and defender sparks praise and debate, with expectations of publication in upcoming bridge literature.
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Atridge Leagur
Debs
Redd
Chirago
Renty
Dridze
Chicara
Loth
Bridge bidding query from South dealer asks about double after four hearts hidden
In a four heart contract with East overcalling spade and West to act, a delayed North South raise hides four hearts. West contemplates a double. The decision hinges on whether to penalize the overcall or balance the auction while considering vulnerability and partner’s hand.
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South
West
North
East
North South
Regent western States championship clash in Columbus QC pairs
In Columbus QC during the Regent western States championship a player paired with Robert Halpin of Chicago beat Noh's ace without reproof. He trumped a risky contract and, after North opened the heart ace, played a double that nearly failed yet secured the win. The hand yielded one trump, two clubs, and the ace of diamonds, giving a top score as others avoided trumping their partner's ace.
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Columbus
Robert Walpin
Chicago
Noh
Wlthough Dob
Halpin
Reilly
North
South Uno
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LS. Klein
Hawait
Kamehameha
Uiowaii
Eunvert Paaerel
Daily Seas
WM. 1
McKenney
Kris
Akqqod
South West North East
Dass
QS Wits
David
Mevses
Hanes
Tianfs Unien-Saita
Hoye Uniten- Vate
Hawes Knis Fing Co
Winston-Selem
N.C
Anti-Freeze
UNDA
ARD Boys
Coats
Gilbert
North Market Street
Frederick
Maryland
The
Young Men’s Shop
Ness
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