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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1968
Page
5
The Vanilla Fudge has been signed to star at Musicarnival for August 25 only. Their hit You Keep Me Hanging On climbs charts as the group brings a blend of musicianship stage presence and special lighting effects to the show.
The summer TV season brings reruns and ad breaks that lure viewers to snacks. Reportedly some performers suffer bad breath, a garbling static-like sound, while fans complain about the hot, lengthy summer schedule.
Trumpeter Al Hirt headlinesMusicarnival Sunday at 7 for a single night. He will perform jazz and pop fused sets featuring hits Java Cotton Candy Sugar Lips. Pee Wee and the Young Set also appear.
The Lakewood festival adds Shakespeare’s Hamlet to its roster, staged 20 times through Sept 14 at the Lakewood Civic Auditorium. Jeremiah Sullivan headlines as Hamlet with Norma Joseph Ophelia and a professional company under Producer-Director Lawrence Carra. Box office 228-1226 offers group discounts and evening or Sunday matinee reservations.
The article analyses a bridge hand where West opens with ace of hearts and leads to a misfined sequence. South avoids a risky club finesse and instead uses solid play, winning the contract by drawing on West's distribution and avoiding a club loss. The author notes beginners learn finesse late and highlights prudent defense over aggressive play.
A long list of marriage licenses items couples from Lorain, Avon, Amherst, and surrounding towns. Couples include Anthony Carman and Hildred E. Karmon, and many pairs with occupations ranging from clerk to nurse, soldier to teacher, reflecting broad community ties across Lorain County.
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