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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
3
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A Clifton woman, 31, applies for a license to remarry her second husband after two previous marriages and three divorces. Marion Blankemeyer first wed Cleay Blankemeyer, then married Chay Mason, later divorced Mason to remarry Blankemeyer, and now plans to remarry Mason.
In the late January to early February Strait winter carnival tournament, Mrs Norman Grue is highlighted as a leading local contestant. The hand illustrates careful play and strong card handling, noting North overbid and South’s bold but ill-supported contract.
In a tense bridge hand Mrs. Grue advances with dummy's ace of diamonds. Despite a blocked diamond king, a singleton king and an elegant finessing sequence turn the tide. Trumps drawn, diamonds cleared, and dummy's eight wins, yielding an overkick for Mrs. Grue.
Roy Steinfeld reflects on his first five years as Aberdeen Examiner editor in chief noting growth at the newspaper plant and improvements. He highlights progress in facilities, production, and the staff, with remarks on expansion and a lighter personal note about his waistline.
Kansas City area church of the Nazarene prepares for a golden anniversary in 1988 appointing 404 laypersons as publicity chairmen. The report notes retiring leader Call To Action China and colleagues slated for West Africa service, highlighting long missionary history and ongoing global outreach.
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