Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Medina County Ohio
Public auction announced by Sheriff Norman J. Stuart for the estate at 6815 Center Road Valley City Ohio. Parcels include parts of Lot 1 and 2 in Section 13 Liverpool Township. Appraised value $22,800. minimum bid two-thirds. Sale Friday August 4 1972 at 9 10 AM at East door New Court House Medina.
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Liverpool
Said
Jennie Bennett
Elvin D. Bennett
Fruehauf C. Hoppe
Medina County
Center Road
Valley City
Ohio
Norman J. Stuart
Robert J. Birge
State OF Ohio
Department OF Highways
Columbus
State Highway Director of
Milano
Ashland
Crawford
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Medina
Richland
Wayne Counties
U.S
Ashland County
CRA- U.S
Crawford County
ERI - U.S
Erie County
Hur - U.S
Huron County
Lorain County
RIC - U.S
Wayne County
J. Phillip Richley
New Court House
Guilford
A. W. Nettleton
Eer
River Styx Hill, Co Rd
Michael L. McGowan
West dealer contract bridge notes
East West vulnerable. West dealer position noted. No further details provided.
Bridge hand leads to unstoppable contract after discard
The m7 lead sets up an unstoppable contract as Belladonna discards a spade on the ace of hearts and returns a diamond from dummy. East South 14 2NT Pass S& vo rattle voile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belladonna
Robinson
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate and Mortgage Suit Noted
The article notes a sheriff sales context with a mortgage action between National First Mortgage Corp as plaintiff and Alton L Stringfield et al as defendants. The excerpt mentions a bridge table bidding scenario and a reference to a 1972 King Features Syndicate credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Medina County
National First Mortgage Corp
Alton L. Stringfield
Et al
Bridge: B Jay Becker South dealer
North leads with Q10 eight ten of spades with Becker South as dealer. Both sides vulnerable. South holds Q I Q 9 8 and West announces a spade sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Becker
Perfect Technique in a Bridge Contract Observed
The analysis follows a bridge hand where West leads a diamond then clubs, South ducks. Declarer ruffs and returns a club, draws trumps, and makes eight tricks. West's choice to refrain from a heart lead at trick four suggests East held A Q 1 9 2 hearts, affecting the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
East
Declarer
Hearts
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