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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1975
Page
3
An intruder entered Holly Hall at 318 West Ave by breaking a window in a women’s restroom and ate a few sandwiches before escaping through a window at about 7 30 am. Elyria police reported the incident yesterday. The thief disturbed residents but consumed only food and tobacco remained untouched.
Within five years U S chewing tobacco production climbed to 74 million pounds, marking a 16 percent increase. The gain highlights expanding demand and industry growth across the sector.
A mid century bridge column discusses declarer play and the importance of communication between hands, outlining techniques to disrupt opponents and details of a specific North South West East deal. It explains how to manage entries and timing to force two extra tricks, with a setup illustrating how East and West can counter.
Amherst Duplicate Club winners on Tuesday night at the Family Y include North-South teams led by Mrs. Charles Menard and William Norteman with 198, Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Aldrich 172, and Carolyn Pascoe with Robert Moyers 171. East-West teams include Ken Kranyak and Ed Wacker 214, Mrs. Robert Fields and Ben Sokol 186, and Rod Stiling with Bob Johnson 172. Lorain Open Pair Championship winners on Thursday night list Mrs. Victor Dominic and Mrs. William Cook 202, Mrs. Robert Kaiser and Mrs. Edison Russell 195, and Mrs. Fields with Sokol 193. Additional results note Monday Lakeshore Club North-South winners Mrs. Menard and Mrs. Robert Boucherle 63, Dean Scott 62, and ties. East-West winners include Mrs. Vincent Urschel and Mrs. Eldon Arbaugh 68 and others. A 7-foot-tall green dinosaur sculpture watches over the Auricchio tomato patch in Huntington New York as family crafts decorative wire mesh figures.
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