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BAKER

business for yourseifq II Il You're oT &c tht y
King n d., Of q barber who has dreameet
ing ousiness-then this can be youl
plPpb9frtnnity plebf nnn Of a life lifetime! For ths
tunity' -one you can not affofd fi0s e
%an ss tie " Youaa ses Mass thls siaa saop q j
washington was Gdst has a. proposition foI
DR., corner Of North Highland and
Fairfax, Clarendon. Va.
RENDEZVOUS BAR AND Grill
BARTENpER-soSera Sin Bob aissF hsbtts pa referenst
necessary 729 9th st. s.w. after II
BaEIENDER-counter man, for Is Zee,
faysFR; GRsTn.s geoa g 3D. salary Il, for fast man
BELLBoY- I'll hiS -foRffEss7 a5 gEs7' WANTED. "a saod
pay. ABBY ALBAN Towers NR fHGSo Hoa
BLACKSMISTHi.l III; Tool DREssER, An.
nealer. Age 30 to As; must Be ex-
perienced at forging. dressing, an
neaaling, nsa tempering. and case hard
S2.O1 per hr. within a year; 5-daS y
4g-hr. sK.; sick leave, vacation, hos
pitalization and retirement bene-
fits. Apply Employment Once
Washington Gas Light Co., 100
29th st. NV. Mon. thru Friday,
$50 Am: to pm.
BOOKkEEPER, white, for accounts
receivable: exper. on. MGR book
keeping machine No. 5000 preferred;
5ha-day weeE. employe benefits after
mo. employment. Apply personnel
Office. MAYFLoWER HOTEL. Conn
BRICKLAyER FOREMAN - Capable
Mr.. Richie. SH. 9567. OF see him al
job. New Hampshire ave. ext. III
miles beyond University lane. left or
BRIckLA9E;Rs-Larse GaSSsi1 apt. pToise. s
4301 Mass ave. NV.
en9ly Wilson lane yn,,M.EsT st ERsnTncskburn
TRIGGER, Oh. 0330. pa
BRICKLAYERS WANTED-St. AIMS
School. 10th and No. Frederick ST.
Arl. Report with tools, ready fol
BUILDozER Ufl1z OPERATORS ts5. Is,
class only; rates about S2.1O per hr
Apply to Mr.. Winstead, M. T. BROY.
HILL g. SONS, 1924 Lee hwy, Arl.
between and 0 Monday morning.
colored, experienced. Ap-
ply 614 7 st. NV. E23
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CIVIL ENGINEER, graduate or school-
ing plus exp. Apply BY phonlne
NE: 42s9. Mr.. ABRAMS 10 am.
CLEANERS tcolored) for apts., door
waxing, window washing. etc; exp.
prefsrrsd; perm; lob. inside work.
tol st.. 2 blocks over D. C. line. -22
clerical position: steady. 5-day week;
excellent working conditions. Apply
BEST g. CO.. 4433 Conn. ave. -23
CLERK (rate). class common car
rier; salary commensurate with abil-
ity. Box 263-V, Star. -27
CLERK. for cigar and newsstand. Re-
tired person preferred. Apply STAT
LER HOTEL CIGAR STAND, lobby,
CLERK, cigar and drug, 3 ewes. pei
week and every other week end;
excel. pay plus commission. WHEA-
TON PHARMACY, 11401 Ga. ave.
10 $4,000. ---25
CLERK. age 1s-45, for delicatessen
and newsstand. 1881 14th st. NV
pref; age. 21-30; good salary. excel.
opportunity. HU. 4416. -24
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ARLINGTON AREA

x14t144N0 S4N <24eG<A
Bank elk. some typ. no exper. S5f
Once clk., some typ. S5C
secy: most interesting JOB, in in -
RECEIPT, ,-typist, Fairfax ----~-~-, SAC
Dictaphone oper., lunch $6G
BookkeepeT. exper.. young 80 $50
Dental appointment clerk $3.50
Offc.- elk, no eXper. rlec., no typ. S161
Bank teller, no exper. nee. - Omen
Bkpg. mach. .oper,. Falls Ch.- $50
Trainee, Ozalid mach. 81. 40C
Cashier. Clarendon ------ $34
saleslady, ready-to-wear ------- $45
Bakery clerk - S35
Dry cleaning elk, SOC hr
MEN
Bookkeeper. young ---- S60
Bank teller. no exper. Open
Craftsman, young $50
ONCE clerk. some typ.------ SbC
Credit INVESTIGATOR . S20C
Mgr. sandwich shop Oper
Grocery clerk S5E
Store clerk, hrs. 75c hr
Store Clerk. Clarendon $42 +
Stock clerk. Clarendon -- $3E
Auto mechanic, house e- S55
lRouteman $50 r
Service station man. exper,---- Sol
POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY
1884 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. ow. 1900
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES
ALEXANDRIA AREA

Agency
9l1 King St. Alex. Va; AL. 7O22,
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1919 18th st. NV. Ex. 7279
ATTENTION, WOMEN
SECYS. AND STENOGS.
NV. ARL., BETHESDA, ETC,
35 Hrs, S Days, $3, ,8O0-$2, 800
SECRETARIES TO TOP MEN
Legal Secretaries - So, 600
Private Secretaries S3. 3.f30G
MANY OTHERS
ALL INTERESTING POSITIONS
AGES 1880 YRS. OLD
CLERK-TYPISTS
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DON'T THROW AWAY
6Loken CHINA, onyx, ceramics, cary.
1ngs, plaster, oil paintings. Visii
our. our expert repairing and restoring
JULIUS q; WoLpE CO.. INC.
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COOK. short order. white. open
kitchen. air-conditioned. Good hours
ssK o114sa kTcaEs ss.nSefs sdss RsSS ARS5S
blvd, Arlington. Va. -23
sober and reliable; permanent posi-.
spPv,cAAp sieR apply r in ar,g ggsTson;, -ez capital
cook, sss colored. a. for drugstore SO soda
fountain; Apply UPTOWN PHAR-
MACY. Conn. ave. and Porter st.
COOK GRILL MAN WANTED. IHa Apply
ThuRsNTfs' 1g ( f. Il f.e1l e1l-sSSssss.d sSSssssdlNlA Lss sss
CoUNTERsIAN for Iosher-style DELI
catessen; salary. SS5 to competent
man: Apply SHIRLINGTON DELI
GEAATEGSSSSggN. 4o15 8. 2sth ST.. Arl..
COUNTER MAN-Experienced Apply
in person. CAPITAL SERVICE STA
TON. 1765 New York ave. ne.
DAIRYMAN--Must be experienced;
good, salary plus furnishings; small
n iamiIy. rag Fairfax 432.W-3.
ne ne nsa siyen eve v25s Veros ossRmDsSs sTubios 15a
DELicATEss;ES CLERK. part time:
must De experienced. CO. S73S or
in person 1882 Columbia I'd. NV
DELICATESSEN. counter man. exper.
fEMoRH saTxsr aas DEEc Ead man AND soSd sasPn Pay
DELIVERY BOY. white. b. c. drivers
permit. 1S or over. Apply Sunday
Of Monday. TYPE MASTER. INC.
2I7 = st. ne. Call II. STAG.
DELIVERY MAN. grocery store. very
good salary; must be reliable.
LELAND MARKET. 475O Lee hwy.
ATl.. Va. GL. 4545. .-22
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. finisher fo,
metal dept. 40-hr. week. HAMMOND
q HALPERN. 925 Goth st. NV. --22
colored. part time,
eysnning nsg work 81 pl,eayy day sat. st.eo DOR
DSiissHHWi1AsHER. colored or white;
n9:so n9asS pm am waEareoN sH e;8' REsTA1oo e T.
RANT. 1880 Ga. ave.. wNeston.
MO. EZS
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BOYD'S 700 18th Cor. G
Al OPPORTUNITIES

al OFEJn i UNI J. 4GI0
WOMEN
Secretary, law, $3.50; $4,000.
Secretary, law, 5 days: $500.
Secretary. law. 5 days; $3.50.
Secretary. law. 23-35; 5 days; So, 100
Sec'y. British, 8 days; no tax; S2,875
Sec'y, assoc, D days; $2,S32.
Sec'y, const., upper NV; s., 500.
6teno., assoc, good OPP; 81, $50.
Recep. .-typist, days; $2.400.
Clerk-typist. hotel; $1,000.
MEN
Engineers-We have many openings
Of all kinds for personnel architec-
tural craftsmen, electrcnic engineers
Desk clerk. hotel, S2,2i0.
IPhotographic printers. s days, $4,000
Stock clerks. young, airline; $2,0S0
Ticket agent, 25-40 yrs, 5000.
LLOYD'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1420 N. Y. Ave-. Room 800, ST. 2207
Medical, Dental, Hospital
Secretaries 90, to So $50.
Rms. for M.Ds:. to 5000.
Dental assistants, $1,000 up.
Lab. techns. (white or COLI, to $500
Many excel. opportunities for exper
and 1nexper. women in professions
work at good salary.
Professional Personnel
Bureau
1742 x ST. NV. ME. 2992.
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ABBEY PERSONNEL,

ABBEY PERSONNEL
Secys.. many openings. to $4,000
Secy., Cap. Hill. !(under 30; $4,000
Secy.. ,educational organ; $3,400
eey secy edtoFia lsEa So oisise; sES; bonus 50 600
Secy., international organ 500
Jr. stenos.. typists; to So. 900
Teletype operators ----S2 S235
Teletype traineeS - S2l6
File clerks, beginners; start S$l
conpsometer Sosh1sps operators $$5455 $$55
Labratory technicians $3.50
Nurses. graduate -S225
Nurses. practical al---S175 plus
Craftsmen, mech. or elect. $500
tClerk-typists -- S55
Route statesmen - $50 plu,
Shipping clerks: know city $55
NEGRO MEN AND WOMEN
Teachers; primary. secondary. college
all subjects. all states.
U. s. EMPL. SERVICE
Dist. Of Col.
Clerical and Professional ONCE.
Old Post ONCE Bldg.
3l5 18th st. NV.
NO FEES.
MALE-FEMALE.
Applications wanted for
CLERICAL.
Clerk trainees (bank), bookkeeper,
I'd. e.), bookkeeping, dictaphone ane
tabulating mach. opers.; draftint
trainees, messengers, secretaries
stenographers, typists. varitypists
teletype trainees, telephone operator!
and traffic enumerators.
PROFESSIONAL
Aerodynamists. case workers ant
supvrs., dietitians. craftsmen. dupli-
eating representatives, engineers (al
fleldsl, equipment specialists, fooc
supervisors (home &c. degree), in.
structors (automotive or account.
ing), nathematicians, position clas.
sif1ers. public health officers, recre.
ational therapists and workers
safety engineer (marine), stats.
ticians, supply cataloguers. weather
OVERSEAS.
Cargo loading planners. case workers
supvrS., claims examiner, clerk.
stenographers, clerk-typists, elec.
tronic technicians. employe relations
assistant. marine engineers, marine
transport specialist. naval architect
placement off1cer, planners and esti.
mators. procurement oficer, recrea.
ttonal therapists and workers. secre.
taries, ship oper., engr. specialist
shorthand reporter.
OTHER POSITIONS DAILY.
DO NOT TELEPHONE -27
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ENGINEERING
RESEARCH
ASSOCIATES, INC.

6o7 18th st. g.. Arlington. Va.
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HELP MEN
DIIsHwAsEEIEEE. I!;H HER.. .ssSpss;; Z no nights, y

DISHWASHER, exper.; no niehts, NO
Sun. TESTERS. Gil q st. NV.
DIsHwAsHER-handy man, colored. S
cRs saisEs sEssrlRAS. AS.9s so1 UGsfsr UpaSai
DisaWAsHERis SSsii, good hrs. za and
good pay, DIAMOND SERVICE
DisawSsHMERs DGSi aos y 81 AND sis. SHORT Ma5 oEpEp
sunday work. ALBANY rHARNAcY M iilsIis I.
18th and H st. NV. "a
DISHWASHER, experienced; meals
ana uniforms, good salary to start
Apply In person, no phone calls.
1906 Rhode Island ave. ne. -22
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Engineers .
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-27
Christmas i'm Chester

Among those who entertained
in their homes over the
Christmas holiday are Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Hearn who had a
family gathering on Christmas
eve and also Christmas day;
the Leonard Petersen's had a
family gathering at the social
room at the Bowling Alley on
Sunday; the Sam Whiting fam
lily met at the K of p hall on
Christmas day; Mrs. Thomas
Richmond Sr. entertained her
family; the DR.. c. P. Titus
entertained both Christmas eve
and Dec. 25; family gatherings
were at c. B. Eddy's, Charles
Osbourn's, N. c. PatterSons,
Donald Southwick's, Jerry Ink
Ster's, Arno Honberger Sr.,
Lynn Battles, Adam Kassick' S,
Ralph Canfield's, Chas. Kasky's.
The Edward Cendrowski family
entertained 25 guests. Guests
were at Edwin Lincks, John
Dalgleish, Forrest Bonds, Mel
son Rays, Kenneth Mapes, Ern-
est Taylor's, Kenneth Martin
eau, Wra Manning's, Yaro Sol
ka, Clarence Battles, Glenn Rus
sell, Russell Wengers, Frank
Barnes; on Christmas eve Carl
Dill. The Boepple families were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Petersen
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NOTES from MIDDLEFIELD

da and other points in the south.
Mrs. c. N. Wright and daugh-
ter Irene of Burton called on
Miss Nellie Wright, Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. C. Kiviniemi
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Heimo
Mullola and daughters at dinner
Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. McGurer
entertained Christmas day, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Hill and fam
lily of Fowler's Mills, Miss Bar
bara Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Boss and family of
Chesterland, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Gibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Gibbs and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Carl Gibbs, Wilmer Gibbs of
Middlefield. !"
Christmas guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Parma
by were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Parnaby and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Parnaby and their
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Loza
of Middlefield, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Parnaby, and family of
Southington and Richard Parma
by, who is taking post graduate
work at Ohio university, Ath-
ems, and is spending the holidays
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ishee
were Christmas guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Elton Daniels in Char
don.
Christmas guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Preisler
were Mrs. Senia Kiviniemi, Mr..
and Mrs. K. G. Kiviniemi and
family.
Hats off to F. R.. McGurer,
Supervisor of Highways in Mid
dlefield township and village.
Part of the time Mr.. McGurer
has had eight men working un-
der him, night and day in an
effort to keep ahead of the
snowdrifts and icy condition of
roads. Middlefield buses were
held up only one day from bring
ing pupils to the Village
schools. What is true of Mid
dlefield is true of Geauga coun-
ty in general. The County and
State Highway men have been
on the job constantly, some of
them working as many as 20
hours in a stretch, but the result
is that several persons who have
driven from surrounding terri
tory, have remarked about how
much better they found travel
ing in Geauga county.
They say the difference was
noticeable as soon as they cross
ed the line into Geauga. All
these faithful workers deserve
all the credit due them for
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theirs is a man-sized job.
DR.. Frieda Shute and Mrs. Re-
becca Olds called on Mrs. w. A.
Forsythe at Woman's hospital,
Cleveland, Sunday and found
her recovering from her opera
ton very satisfactorily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh C. john
son entertained at a Christmas
Eve dinner party, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lugh M. Johnson, daughter Mar
ilyn and sons Joe and Tommy,
of Middlefield, John Leininger
of Shaker Heights, and Evelyn
and Fred McKensie of Beloit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lugh M. John
son and family and Evelyn and
Fred McKensie of Beloit, spent
Christmas day with Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L. States of Silver
Lake.
Pfc. William Shipman, who is
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-27
MiddIefield Birthdays

FRIDAY, DEC. 28-
Cheryl Ann Snyder
SATURDAY, DEC. 90
Christine Bixler
George Ashley, Jr.
George Edward Running
Charles Kraus
Erwin Byler
Violet Trendle
SUNDAY, DEC. 80
Janet Rose Spangler
Kenneth Town
Beverly Phelps
Laura Kaufman
MONDAY, DEC. 81
Joseph A. Miller
TUESDAY, JAN. l.
Shirley White
Josephine Town
WEDNESDAY, JAN. q
Nicholas Skidmore, Jr.
Louis Stone
Robert Szepessy
FRIDAY, JAN. A.
Eunice Alvord
Mrs. Carl Hofstetter
Elizabeth Miller
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stationed at Ft. Lewis, Tacoma
Wash, arrived early Sunoay
morning to spend ChrlstnlaS
with his family.
Other service men who have
arrived to spend the holidays
with thei rfamilies are Pvt. Paul
Marks, Pfc. Robert Davis, f1c'
Richard Warne of Ft. Knox,
Okla, Pvt. Clyde Kuszmaul, tt.
Sill KY. Glenn Dale, U. S:
Navy, San Diego, Calf.
Capt. and Mrs. Frank hollel
of Austin, Texas, arrived with
their children Thursday to speno
the holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roller Sr.'
and Mrs. Harry Marks.
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were in Colebrook on Christ
mas eve and in Solon Christ
mas day. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Roseum and the Lawrence Ros-
Gums were members of a fam
lily party in Cleveland on
Sunday. The Carl Kasky family
were in Mayfield Christmas
night. The Howard Boss fam
lily spent Christmas in Middle
field.
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CONTINUED from Page one)
tened welcome, Jan Wyatt,
introduced Rev. Boyd, who was
the guest speaker. Following
his address, Ellen Pendleton led
in group singing. Kitty Hor-
rigan, representing Santa Claus,
appeared with gifts for all.
Garden Club
The Chester Garden Club
held its annual holiday dinner
at the home of Mrs. Louis j.
Haberer with Mrs. r. 0. Stone
and Mrs. John Ziegler assist
ant hostesses. The bountiful din
ner featured turkey. Twenty
two members were present at
this dinner which was given on
Monday Dec. II. The club is
sending a gift of fruit to the
County Home also an electric
wall clock as a special gift.
At the January meeting Mrs.
BurweIl Abbott will show flow
er pictures.
Study Club
The annual Study Club
Christmas party was given at
the home of Mrs. c. P. Titus
on Wednesday evening, Dec.
i9. A program of games had
been arranged by Mrs. Kenneth
Sperry and Mrs. Peter Rub.
Instead of an exchange of gifts
the club voted to contribute to
the fund being raised for a
school in Geauga County for
retarded children. The fund
should amount to $4,000. A
most delicious and appropriate
buffet luncheon had been pre-
pared by the hostess. The
table setting was beautiful and
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-27
Gard Party
Fractures Hip

Mrs. A. J. Beech is in serious
condition at Lakeside hospital
after a fall in her basement
on Thursday afternoon. She fell
and fractured her hip. Because
of other complications her con-
dition was considered serious
but latest reports are more en-
couraging. She had gone to her
basement early in the after
noon to fix her furnace. She
was found soon after her fall
by her son, Harold Beech, who
lives next door to her home.
She is in Lakeside hospital
on the fifth floor.
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Chester Briefs

Chester Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bat
ties entertained the last meeting
of the Farm Bureau Council
No. 8 B.
Clawson Brawn has resigned
as school bus driver and is now
working in industry.
Mrs. Joe Klatka states that
her husband is now in Korea.
His address is as follows, Pvt.
Joseph L. Klatka, us. 52151-
532 SIG MP. Bin. Co. c APO
3O1 20 PM. San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay B. Eddy
are planning to entertain
cousins party at their home on
December 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Rogers,
Mayfield Road, are the parents
of a daughter born Dec. 21.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Pelton
have received word of the birth
of twin granddaughter. They
are the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Adams of Will
oughby., (Alice Pelton). They
are identical twins and were
born December 18 in Huron
Road hospital. Their names are
Susan Marie and Louise Alice.
Personals
Pvt. Milan Pelton is expected
home on a furlough of seven
days from Fort Knox, Ken
lucky. The Pelton family have
postponed their holiday gather
ing until New Years so that
he can be present. They will
meet for dinner at the Milan
Pelton home and spend the
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Adams in Willoughby
Miss Lillian Hill has arrived
from New York City and will
spend some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard BOND
plan to leave for Florida early
in 1852. During their absence
their home will be occupied
by the Howard Boss family
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Peltor
were in Kirkland on Saturday
evening to attend a party giver
in honor of the first birthda.
of their granddaughter, Marth;
Pike, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Melvin Pike.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Laws gave them a house
warming on Wednesday eve
ming of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Crai
and daughter, now occupy on
of the Alfred Pot apartments
A family by the name Q
Prate have moved to Butle
house east of Mulberry Corners
The Robert Davis famil
have returned to Copperhil
Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Canfiel
made a trip to New York City
recently.
Harry Parr is able to leav
the hospital and is now at tn
home of his sister, Mrs. Clal
ence Battles.
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unusual. The table was covered
by a sparkling metallic cloth.
This was placed before a win
ter decorated window, which
was flanked by blue and sill
yer. Sparkling "snowflakes'
were suspended above the table.
Family Party
The descendants of Oscar
and Hattie Battles held fam
lily gathering at the K of P hall
on Saturday evening. All en-
jcyed an oyster supper and
happy evening together. Thirty
seven were present, all members
were present, all members OF
the family but two. The num-
ber includes the six living
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Bat
ties and their families including
five great grandchildren.
A factor which promoted the
get-together was the fact that
several members of the family
from distance had come home
for Christmas. These were Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Lee and son
from Delaware, Miss Arvilla
Battles from Vincennes, Ind.
and Elwin Williams, who is
in the Army and stationed at
Ft. Monmouth, N. J.
Card Party
The public is invited to at
tend a card party at the K of
P hall, Saturday, January 5,
at $50 pm. Pinochle and Five
Hundred will be played.
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serious burns on his face, ear
and arms which were sustained
when he was stocking furnace
at his place of employment.
Town Line Dairy, Chardon.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-27

mas eve.
The Ray Herberts entertained
Christmas eve; Lawrence Bat
ties, Christmas day. At the fam
lily gathering at William Ran
dells their soldier son from
Indian Town Gap was included.
Arthur Battles held their
family party Christmas eve. The
Lawrence Roseums and the
Keston SWitzer's also enter
tained on Christmas day.
Coming from a distance for
the holidays here are Capt.
Gail P. McGleary from Scott
Air Force Base, Illinois; Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Hearn Sr. and
son Dick from Ft. Worth, Texas;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Egmont
Donna Jean Hearn) from
Houston, Texas; Pfc. Robert
Eddy from Washington, D. G.
and Donald Eddy from Yale
University, New Haven, Conn
are with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Eddy. Christian Dill
Jr. is expected from Georgis
later in the week to visit thu
Carl Dills and Roy Eddys ant
c. c. Dills. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Richmond have arrived
from st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin Robinson (Marilyl
Titus) are here from Swarth
more, Pa; Mary Lou Evan
and Donald Messer from Ohi'
University, Athens, Ohio; tn
Leland Glenn Evans family AM
Harold Richmond, Jr., from
Bowling Green, Ohio; Ramon
Battles and Elizabeth Easle,
from Ohio State University
David Manning from the Uni
verSity of Chicago and Huber
LaMoreaux from Detroit.
Phillip Boepple from Burke
Vile, Va. is with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Boeppl
for the holidays.
Among those who spen
Christmas day or part of tn
holidays away from home wer
DR.. and Mrs. S. Hayashi an
daughters, who were in Bloom
vile, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Shellhammer were in Warre
and Youngstown; the p. l. Va
Brunt family were in Willard
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Herbel
went to Oak Harbor on Sunday
Miss Millicent Sinden was wit
the w. A. Sinden's in Ups
lanti, Mich; ElWood Sperry
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sperr
and sons, Keith and Wayne
also the Lester Thayers Wer
in Painesville on Sunday; tn
Sam Patterson family were i
Mcdonald, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Steven
were Christmas dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bow
man of Columbia Station 6
the Smorgasbord at Stowe: tn
Ralph Cores also Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Stonke were wit
relatives in Chagrin Falls; M
and Mrs. Richard Barnes an
= three sons were in Montvill
: Christmas day. The Thomi
= BarstoWS were in Willoughh
= Christmas afternoon and ever
= ing; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shal
& over were in Chardon; M
l and Mrs. Fred Warner spel
2 Christmas day with relative
. in Munson; Mr.. and Mrs. RoI
ert Laws and daughter Ga
1 Ann were in EaStlake Christ
, mas night; the Murray LaMo
eaux family attended a fami
party in Cleveland on Christm;
eve; w. L. Post and the R.
| Posts in Cleveland Christm
| day; Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson RI
and the Arthur Bonds were
| Solon on Sunday; the Phil
Petersens in Rock Creek {
| Christmas day; the Ralk
| Kneale family also DR.. ar
Mrs. A. John Rose and Sc
| were in Cleveland for Chris
mas; Mrs. Joe Klatka fami
party in Munson on Christm
| eve. Miss Nancy Barnes w
in Independence on Saturd;
| evening for a Christmas part
| The Fred Painters spent Chris
mas in Aurora; Mr.. and MI
| Jack Burnett were in ChardC
for Christmas night part
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reinho