Solvay notes and anniversaries fill December pages
The Solvay community reports include a Fifteen page of items: word puzzles, a 95th birthday notice for Edward Toner in Eastwood Syracuse, family details for Adele and Duke University links, a birth announcement for Brian John Carmichael in Lyncourt, and a girl Kathleen Anne Nemier born at Community General Hospital. Also featured are Solvay Fire Department memorial tree donations, an open house at Bishop Ludden, a lost dog found on North Salina Street, and a reader letter about money worries with biblical guidance.
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Mary
Adele
Durham
N.C
Duke University Hospital
Duke University
Duke
Chibhouse
University
Minn
Eastwood
Onondaga County Public Library
Oner
William
Farmer Lodge
Solvay
Uncas Lodge No
Syracuse
Calvary Chapter
Eastern Star
Onondaga
Brian Morey
Ha Ives
Tully
Brian John Carmichael
Thomas
Kelly
Milnyuk) Carmichael
Delmar Place
Lyncourt
Kathleen Anne Nemier
Rick
Sue (Congdon) Nemier
Meredith Ave
Nedrow
Community General Hospital
Kathleen
Joseph
Christine
Nemier
Bob
Margaret Congdon
Griffin Road
Phyllis Nermer
Thurber Street
Wordwatcher questions connotations of torturous and tortuous
Morton Freeman explains torturous means causing torture while tortuous describes twisting or winding paths. He notes crooked can describe devious people and erstwhile is a synonym for former but sounds pretentious—best humorously. He invites readers to send questions to Morton Freeman at the Herald Journal.
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Morton Freeman
Wordwatcher
Herald-Journal
P.O. Box
Syracuse
N Y Times Crossword Clues Mixed With Jumbles
A compact list of crossword style clues includes entries for capital of Norway Domesticate and Vivacity along with numerous obfuscated hints and partial phrases. The jumble of across and down clues blends names places and common terms challenging solvers across categories and difficulty levels.
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Norway
Bedoun
Baxter
Meara
Willy Loman
Bray
Bridge hand analysis from a club finesse lesson
In a rubber or duplicate bridge hand North passes and East opens 1 club, South responds 3NT. After East ducks in clubs, South should pursue a heart finesse. The analysis notes a 67 percent likelihood for a 3-2 club break and discusses the dangers of repeating a club finesse versus using safer lines.
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North
West
Orth Ee
South
East
Rowles North
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Joe Ganley
Judd
Elizabeth Modafferi
Alice Ave
Anna Bosco
Bailey St
Bishop Ludden
Salina Street
Butternut Street
Baty Graham
Fife
EJ. Deer
Sherman
Daren NE
What & Jee
The
Demnis the Menace
Scor
Sil
UGDRA
Macgraw
O'Neal
Word Watcher
N.Y
Khayyam
Ireland
Jungle King
RE Shah
Madrid
Chee Tie
Setty
Ncaptain
Kwoaz
Pei
Nevada
Remick
Atelier Gazelle
Cicero
Florida
Thompson
Whitney
Caesar's Fields
Grahfy
Ivan