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Clodeal Richardson To
Wed Wayne Glanton

The marriage of Miss CIodcal
Richardson of hi2 18th Ave so
and Wayne Glantnn. 2I2g Fourth
Ave So, Minneapolis, has been
announced for Friday, June rs
Following the $50 wedding
which Will bc attended by the i'm
mediate family and close friends
reception viii be- held at the
home Of the bridegroom bruthcT
and siEtcr-in-law. Mir and Mrs
John Glantun of 3Ii6 Fourth Ave
So, At = p. M.
Miss Richardson Is the dauRh-
ter ~ Mr. and Mrs James Rich
arisnn 1T Ray Spring MisSiHsippi
and the sister Of Mary HugEar ~
Minneapolis She II u graduate 1T
Jasper County high school In Hay
Spring Miss,
Wayne Glanton IL the son II
Mrs Rosalind Glantun Of mimi
RpuliS and Herbert Glanton uf
Lns Angeles. Cam IIc h assistant
drafting engineer 81 HcnnCpln
county
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis
minneapolis
Mr. and MrH. RoY Y. IInffmnn.

Mr., and Mrs, Roy =, Hoffman.
Dayton, Ohio. and Mrs IArhan
Mayo Of North kcROva, Ohio. arr
Visiting Mr., and Mrs Edward l..
Boyd Of 1888 Fourth Ave. So. The
Ohioans Rrr relatives OF the Boyds
and Russell Mayo. MI hoffman
is "A pharmacist,
The CONNECTIONS" a newly or
ganiEcd group Of young men and
women met AZ the home of MIR
Tavern Bufnrd. HOS I.yndalr Ave
No, Friday. June l. Miss Ruby
jackson Is president nt thu
group, and Miss Joyce Crvws.
SECRETARY
Mr.. John PhIter. son OF MT and
Mrs John Phifcr Sr.. 100 E. 2Sth
st, ~ improving at the General
hospital after being in an auto
accident several weeks ago. lie s
expected Ia return home in "a few
days.
The TWtr Tty Golf Association
met At the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew J Clark. SsOS Fifth Ave
So Sunday. June = Plans were
completed for the Annual club
Golf Tourney and Picnic 10 he
held June ~ at Theodore wtrth
Golf course,
Mrs. Carl Fraction. 3sll Clinton
Ave. So finished her six weeks Of
training ~ n Camp Fire Girls
leader Thursday. May n Mrs.
Fraction also received her cert
nCate,
The Twin city Joint Esther
pay service ~ the Order ~ the
Eastern star held their services
at Zion Baptist church, Sunday.
Juno 3 at \ =. NJ Rev ~ W Rotts
II pastor.
Mrs. ArVillR Tate, Miss barbara
Tate, and Mr. and Mrs Fred
Anderson went an n fishing trip 10
Cedar Lake, Sunday, June 3
Mrs MaCkic Mae McKBBe. ~
GirRrd Ave No, and Mr Augusta
ptcrson. ~ Glrard Ave No win
be- married at the Graham Temple
Sunday. June ~ ut 10 p m
The FIRST NlGhtrTs bridge and
theatre club met Saturday. June
2 At the home ~ Mrs Wade IAN
1874 10th Ave 80 GueEta prcscnt
wcrr Mines Matthew LATHE. C"Cil
T. Newman. Tyler Howell Ir
Walter Rhodes. boyd Wright and
Miss Shirley Washington club
prizes wcr" wan by Mines Lamar
Roberta, Henry Thomas and Ru.
fIs Webster firEt second and
third respectively Quest prizes
we're won by Mrs Tyler Howell
u and Miss Shirley Washington
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their house guest, Mrs Latham T.
FloNd of Kansas CITY. Mo Mrs
EloNd mother Of Mrs Walker.
VIII also visit two sons. Walter
and Otha Floyd and Mrs
Margaret Jackson of this city
THE senior choir of st. Peter
AME church VIII meet at the
home " the pastor, Rev NJ l..
simmons. $500 Ffuh Ave. So,
Friday juno \ All members ar
urged "a be present Tor rehearsal
Mrs, William y, berry, 1900 ~.
hot returned to the city Tuesday
Morning June s after spending
nvr lays waiting IN Tulsa OKLA.
ant Kansas Ctty. Kansas
The BOOKER 7. Washington
study club met at the home "
Mrs rnldy wormlcy api0 Fourth
Ave 50. SUNDAY. juno , THIS
was the unal club meeting NJ the
sCRsun
VT, Ralph rrimm. 900 Iyndalc
Ave No. arrived IA the city Tues
day morning June 3 from kanRaf
CITY, Kansas and Tulsa OKLA
whcrC h" hal been Visiting rcla
tivra and trtrnds Tor five days
The Twin CI, Maids and Ma
Irnns bridge club will meet at thu
homo of Mira = W Terry. aSi.
First Ave So. Saturday, June .
Mrs, Alice Rrown. 3Tl0 FOURTH
Az" SO, has been ~ for nvcr q
month Mrs BrownR condition u
much improved
Mira. Nellie Walker. 36Id Tmrti
Ave No. h confined tn her HON,
with illness
Mrs, Matte Johnson, 1000 u
3ard st Ia reported ~ at he
home Mrs Johnson has been II
FOR several weeks,
ARRharad Fraction and mothcr
Mrs Carl Fraction, 9Sii Clinton
Ave So. will attend the las
meeting and picnic Of the nlu
birds of Warrington school Mrs
Miss RcheVa Bobo, a7O7 FTul
Ave- 40, celebrated her birthda,
Thursday May ~ In the Bambo,
Room ~ CaSsius bar 207
Third ~
Mrs, Leland CRrFiErr. 0I2 FRI
Ave No was hostess Ia the Merr,
Hearts club. Sunday, June Mrs
Dolores Whitaker waA guest
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Fraction Is the assistant leader
Of the second graders
MIR. Rudolph Young Portland,
Oregon. moturrd Ia the city Mon
day evening. juno I to visit his
wife, Mrs Elaine Young 3lt
I.yndalr Ave No, and his parents,
Mir and Mrs Henry Young GOT
Olson Highway Mr. Young will
bc In the city until June ~
Mrs. Viola Madden, 400 T. aGth
st. has as her dinner guests, Mrs.
Henrietta Williams and Mr.. J.
W Cannon Sunday June \
Miss IouNrTnc Mobile, 37I2
Fourth Ave so graduated frum
81 Margaret Academy June q,
1881 Miss Noble viii leave for
Chicago In few days The trip
IL graduation gift from her par
cnta
MIR and Mrs, Floyd Poole ST.,
lO37 Fourth Ave SO and other
relatives motorcd to Falrbault,
MINI. Friday, June to celebrate
their Erandmothcr's shth birth
day The dinner. in honor ~ Mrs
Lacy Davis, was served at Kclly'A
Cave, IFS Central Faribault
Mr.. Samuel lott. 1893 Bryant
Ave No, received his medical dis,
charge from the Glen Lake SAINT
tRrtum Friday, May 20 Mr.. Lott
spent II months In the aanitar-
ium and was visited by his brother
Stafford Lott and wife Pauline
The birthday club met NJ the
home of Mrs Grace bryant 12+
n 3sth st. with Mrs \ q Har-
riS M co.hostcHs The husbands
werr their guests The next meet
! ing viii be- held at the home Of
Mrs Alva Jones. I032 Fourth
Ave 40. Saturday, June 80
Mr. and Mrs. derry 0oodwin.
Cleveland. Ohio. arrived In the
city Monday, May ~ Ia spend
several weeks Visiting their aunt
and uncle Mr. and Mrs James
Lewis. 1890 Fourth Ave 20 Mrs.
uoodwin II tho former Mary
Irwts Mi IewIa, who has been
~ Tor several weeks In improving
~ his home
Mrs IrlR smith, 2iOl ", goth
1t II reported III az her home
Mrs Smith has been III for soy.
Crnl weeks
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Sunday. June ; at Battle CrceE'
Mrs EIenora SayIes, 575 w.
Central Ave, is III at her home.
Mr.. Simon Arnold, 1899 Sher-
burne Ave. is III at his home
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall. 35S n
Dale St, is III in Miller hospital
Ave.
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NOTICE

The Associated NcCru Credit
Union board of directors win meet
~ the home Of MIR T II Carey,
37Ol Firth Ave. So Tuesday, May
~ All members Of the union are
invited To come and bring a friend
Theodore Woodland president
said
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

The EEBP club a the home of Mrs Viola Madden,
lO9 T. 39h ST. Tuesday evening June FIRST prlxr
10y Mrs Allie Wilson, second Mrs Lucille McAamS and third
by Mrs Margaret Sayc The next meeting will he held At the
hour of Mrs. Lucille MrAdamS, 1920 Third Ave. So
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Walker, 2Sl2 Elliot Ave. have
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COMMON PLEAS COURT

Arthur Tamas, Huntsburg, VS..
Irene Tamas. Divorce.
Myrtle Thomas Mervin VS.. Joe
L. Hamilton. Cognovit note.
The City Loan & Savings Co.
VS.. Wilbert L. Campbell. Cog
novit note.
Kirchner Flowers, Inc, Cleve-
land, VS.. Bestone, Inc. Replevin.
Jessie Kynkor, Chagrin Falls,
VS.. Joseph Kynkor, Cleveland,
Divorce.
A. r. Evans, VS.. Henry S. Hos,
teller. Cognovit note.
COURT RULINGS
Charles F. Coe, VS.. Leonard
Eugene Coe. Charles Garfield
appointed Guardian Ad Litem
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field to attend the 25th we'd
ding anniversary of MIR. and
Mrs. Owen Halstead at the
home of c. w. Harrington.
Mrs. A. l.. Smith and infant
son George have returned from
Corey's Hospital to their home
in N. Huntsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wiser
of Detroit visited relatives here
over Sunday.
William Spurrier is attending
Ohio S at e University I
Columbus.
Stanley Stance and SON
Tommy of Cleveland visited
his mother here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaspar Hof-
stetter entertained their family
for dinner Sunday. Pvt. Neil
HofStetter of Fort Meade, N. J.
and his bride of a few weeks,
also, Loren HofStetter and
Maxine Tucker of Middlefield,
Mrs. Lucy. Fox and MIR. and
Mrs. Gene Zieglar and the
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HUNTSBURG
Mrs. Allen Harrington
6656S E. CIaridon

Mrs. M. D. Spurrier accom-
panied by the All Club girls:
Mary Texter, Lucille Strong
and Mary Jane Spurrier .atten-
ded the All banquet at Union
vile Tavern Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jack Mansfield and baby
girl Patritia Ann have returned
from Huron Rd. Hospital to her
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perrine
and children of Greenfield Pa,
visited his father Erwin Per
rine Sunday.
Friends of Mrs. Carl Roberts
were sorry to hear of her recent
accident, and hope for her COM
plete recovery.
Mrs. John DubOs of Windsor
recently visited Mrs. Elton
Williams and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hubbard
visited their daughter Mrs.
Adam Kasich and family in
Chesterland.
B. w. Horton of Middlefield
and his brother Fred Horton
and wife of Alexandria, Va,
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Adams.
Mrs. Mark Randall and Mrs
j. c. Hutter and a group of
ladies from st. Mary's Church
were at Alpine Village recently
and were on televiSion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Stanton
observed their 37th wedding
anniversary Oct. lst and enter
tanned their family for 6 o'clock
dinner. 1t was also the 2nd
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Stanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perry
were in Painesville Thursday.
Mary Jean Jingleman and
friend of Cleveland recently
visietd her grandmother Mrs.
KaZSuk.
Tom Dick of Cleveland spent
several days last week at the
home of Paul Adams.
Clayton Morley who is sta
toned at Norfolk, Va, was
home over Sunday.
Joe Hummel Jr. was home
from Fort Knox, KY. over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Zieglar,
Mrs. KaSper Hofstetter and Mrs.
Neil Hofstetter were in Middle
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REAL ESTAT ETRANSFERS

BAINBRIDGE TWP Free
da Kreji Stetinmetz tract l, lot
rs, comm. garage 40 a to Rob-
ert and Carrie Mancini, Novelty.
Bert E. and Eugene A. aka.
Bertrand Eugene and Eugene
Arnold Lille tract l, lot "A, a.
to Bert E. Lille Sr. Chagrin
Falls.
Clarence C. Wing tract l, lot
48, 80, sublot 14-15, house, barn,
Moncreif, 6.08 a., SIT a, 25 a.
.25 a. tn Donald and Elizabeth
r. Whyte, Chagrin Falls, o.
BURTON TWP. - John and
Rose Musil, lot 81, 22.12 a, STA
to Ernie j. and Oralee Bond
Herst, Burton.
BURTON VII. - Roy l. and
Dorothy T. Shelton, lot 1851,
sublots 5, 6, 7, 8, Ill a., Ill a,
Ill a., 1.24 a., to Marion J..
Wicks.
Lyle E. and Cleo |. Tompkins,
lot 1851, house, barn, 1.81 a.,
to Anna E. Burton, Burton.
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of said minor defendant.
Gladys p. Brooks, VS.. Alfred
Brooks. Temporary restraining
order allowed.
Evelyn Kidd Springer, VS.. Ho-
mer E. Springer. Temporary
restraining order allowed.
Peter Boros VS.. Joseph Dom
by. The Subject of the within
action having been fully deter
mined and disposed of under
order entered in case No. 11O51,
the within action is dismissed
at plaintiffs costs replevin bond
released and discharged.
Joseph F. Lockhard VS.. Mar
garet Lockhard. Appeal bond
fixed in sum of $4,000.
Elizabeth Johnson ct al, VS.. Jo-
seph Domby, ct al. Specific set
tlement ordered.
Paula T. Sigmund VS.. John
F. and Theresa HaSznos. Previ-
Gus judgment set aside and Ed
ward F. Sigmund substituted
for Paula T. Sigmund as the
true plaintiff.
Joe Lativa VS.. William E. and
Elsa Holland. Judgment in
favor of the plaintiff in the
amount of 5000. Plaintiff S
petition dismissed against de-
fD,oInnt EIcp IJ11lorI
Re. Trustees of the Balm
bridge Community church. Re
lief granted as prayed.
Robert E. Johnson VS.. Edna
M. Hopkins Johnson. Divorce
granted for gross neglect of
duty.
Evelyn Kidd Springer VS.. Ho-
mer E. Springer Motion for tenn
porary support heard and de-
termined. Temporary alimony
allowed.
Mary Lou Riggs, VS.. Charles
Kenneth Riggs. Motion for tenn
porary support heard and de
termined.
Arlene Nash Thrasher, VS..
Donnie Ford Thrasher. Motion
for temporary support heard
and determined.
Arthur S. Armstrong, VS.. Jean
Armstrong. Divorce granted
plaintiff, also custody and con-
troll of two minor children. Ali
mOny allowed defendant.
Edith M. Brown appointed
deputy in the Clerk of Courts
office effective Oct. l, 1851.
Maude Beech appointed a
deputy in the recorders office
by H. D. Hollenbeck, Recorder.
Arlene Nash Thrasher, min
or, VS.. Donnie Ford Thrasher.
Temporary alimony allowed.
Robert E. Johnson VS.. Edna
M. Hopkins Johnson. Divorce
granted.
Myrtle Thomas MerWin, VS..
Joe L. Hamilton. Judgement
granted in favor of plaintiff.
The City Loan and Savings
Co., VS.. Wilbert L. Campbell and
Martha Campbell Judgment
in favor of the plaintiff.
Clarence F. Coe, VS.. Leonard
Eugene Coe. Ordered, adjudged
and decreed that portion of said
premises be made in proportion
as designated. H. c. Bickle, E.
E. johnson Jr., and Ward Nc
Donald, three judicious disinter-
ested freeholders of the vicinity,
are appointed commissioners for
that purpose to set off to said
co-tenantS hereinabove men
toned, their proportions of said
estate in severally and of his
proceedings, and make due re-
turns
Edward Andrew Moss, a min
or, ct al VS.. The Continental
Baking Co. Dismissed without
prejudice at plaintiffs costs.
A. R. Evans, VS.. Henry S. Hos
teller. Plaintiff to recover
$266.22 plus interest and court
costs.
SuhSoriha and CaVei
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CHARDON TWP. - Adam
Schwed tract l, lot 5, house
barn, 60 a., to James Erie Mar,
shall, Burton.
Bertha B. Peele, tract 2-3, lots
13-14-15, 149 a, 2 houses, barn
garage, rs a, Ga, 86.5 a, 48.5 a
35 a., to Betty de Zahara, Char
don.
CHARDON VIL.-W. E. Al
lyn, lot ia, .37a., to Wade w
and Molly Garfield, Chardon.
Chardon Savings Bank Co
tract 3, lots 25-26-27-28, bank
p fit. front, to Marjorie Wearsch
Chardon.
CHESTER - Richard N. and
Dorothy Giles, tract 3, lot 8, 5.25
a., to Henry J. and Esther V
Nelson, CheSterland.
Geo. S. Brichford, tract /, lot
5, 6, 7, IS, 16, 2 houses, 2 barns
1925 a, to Clarence E. Birch.
ford, Chesterland.
Ruth Brichford, same to same
Nellie A. Wicks, tract 3, lot
"a, house, 40 a., to Robert D
and Marjory c. Morse, Chester
land.
L. M. Thomas, tract /, lot 80
house, 2 barns, 1903 a., to D
L. Johnson, Cleveland IA, O.
AQUILLA VII. - William
Eging, sublots &c, 88-c, sc
OF a, to Ann E. Eging, Char.
don.
MIDDLEFIELD TWP. - Mrs
Sarah Hochstettler, lot 27, house
barn, 239 a., to Emma M Far,
rell, Alta M. Brown, John M
Mullet; Albert M. Mullet, Cleve
land.
MIDDLEFIELD VIL.-Irene
B. Petrik, lot 20, house, barn
80 a, to Norine D. Smith, Mid
dlefield.
MUNSON TWP. William
E. and Marian Brown, 27 lot
house, 401 a., to Kenneth w
and Susie Dezendorf, Chardon
KIWANIS LAKE. - Virginia
L. Knust, sublot 1922, cottage
.O7 a, to George H. and Gay
Marie Moten, Novelty.
PUNDERSON LAKE ALT
- Louise Fischer, sublots 1882
.l8 a., to Blanche l.. Shea, Euc
lid, o.
RUSSELL-Marsha Hemann
tract 3, lot II, la, to George
and Fred Graham, Cleveland.
RUSSELL TWP. - Ruth Oh.
er, sublot 1888, 81 a., to Thorn,
as A. and Valida S. Stanton
Mantua, o.
RIVERSIDE ESTATES - c.
w. Scott, sublot 81, south half
2.5O a, to Donald E. and Betty
Jane Kramer, Chagrin Falls, O.
Marion l.. Mcmahon, lot 80
81, SO a., 100 a., to Joseph and
Ann Wildman, Chagrin Falls, O
CHAGRIN HEIGHTS SUB
DIV. - Lyndall Hughes sublots
1852, 1862, .25 a, IL a., tc
Clarence c. and Julia Hunt
Chagrin Falls, O.
John G.. Barriball, sublots So
2, 80 a., to August S. and Ma
tilda Tallion, Cleveland.
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at The Courthouse

filed.
Estate of Ruth E. Brichford,
schedule of claims filed.
Estate of George S. Brich-
ford. Schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Anton Masl. Sched-
ule of claims filed.
Estate of Mary D. Biglow
Will filed. Will admitted to
probate and record.
Estate of Carl c. Bradley.
VIII filed.
Estate of Fred Bauer. Inven-
tory filed. Petition to sell per-
sonal property filed.
Estate of Mary D. Biglow.
Application for releasing estate
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RESTFUL LAKE
Mrs. Charles KrauS
NeWhurV 864


College students of ReStful
Lake who have left for year
are: Bill Pekarek a Junior at
Ohio State University School
of Veterinary Medicine left for
the campus the weekend of
September 80. After complet-
ing his basic training in the
r. o. T. c. he is taking ad-
Vanced training.
Chuck Kraus Jr. a 1851
graduate of Newbury School
entered Ohio University at
Athens to study Architectural
Engineering and Design, sport
activities and orchestra. His
favorite sport is basketball. He
left for Ohio U. on September
II, 1851. Chuck is enrolled ir
r. o. T. c.
Kareen Soplata is enrolled
at Kent State University tc
study Journalism and Music
She plays the violin and hac
several of her poems published
while attending Newbury High
School from which she gradu
ated in 1850. Kareen left fol
the campus the weekend Of
September 16. About 80 guest!
were present.
John D. Murray is attending
Marshall Law School in Cleve
land after graduating in June
from Bowling Green State Uni
versity where he majored ir
Business Administration. Hi:
home is with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles KrauS.
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from administration.
Estate of Elizabeth Barna. Ad-
minstrator and appraisers ap-
pointed.
Estate of Archie c. Stone.
Schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Nora Giles. Will
filed.
Estate of Edward Laine, aka.
Ed Laine, aka. Edward Lane.
aka. Ed Lane. Administrative
and appraisers appointed.
In the matter of the trust
created by Item 5 of the will
of c. F. Sangenbacher, deceased.
First partial account filed.
Estate of George S. Brich-
ford. First and final account
filed.
Estate of Ruth f. Brichford.
First and final account filed.
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children who live at home, who,
are Janet, Kaspar, Wanda, Dan
and Don were all present.
Mrs. Frank Adams recently
entertained her brother Lyle
Ward and wife of Clyde, Ohio.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Bernard c.. Almstead 40,
Parkman, to Dorothy r. Kilby,
80, Burton.
John B. TretheWay 81, Au-
burn, to Claudette Jean BART
II, Auburn.
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Estate of Joseph Montvicka.
Final and distributive account
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AmeS ElkS Reflect
Cherries J. Smith

The Minneapolis lodge of Elks,
Ames Lodge No lO6 Monday
night renamed Charles J. Smith,
exalted ruler for his third term.
Edward l. Boyd grand orRani-
ger for the Northwestern states
and Mr. Smith were elected dele
gates TO the grand lodge Nmen
meets IN Buffalo. n Y. in August
Alternates named were Reuben
Warren and ]. w Pate Mr. War
rem is Elks grand lodge inspector
for Minnesota He is also vice
president Of the Midwest Elks
Association Mr. Pate II grand
lodge journalist for this section
Of the country
Elected delegates 10 the Mid
west convention were Richard
smith. Theodore Woodland,
Charles Smith, David Fraction
and Ira Pctuford.
Other officers elected for the
next six months were, David
FAlson. leading knight; Ira Petit
ford. ieCturing knight; OTIS Wood
ard loyal knight, James RiChey.
inner guard Fred Holmes. tiIer
and Richard Smith, esquire,
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ALLIE LOVEJOY
DIES on aus
ERIROUTE HOME

Allie Lovcjoy who has been
making his home recently In
Lewiston, Idaho. died June on a
bus enroute home from a week
end trip to Spokane. Wash.
Mr. Lovejoy was discovered
dead in his seat when the bus
stopped for passengers TO obtain
coffee and regreshments at Flag
stAd. Washington. He was re-
moved from the bus at Colfax,
Wash.
Mr.. Loveioy came to the Twin
Cities In 1924 and was for many
years a chef cook here
Remains are being shipped To
Minneapolis for burial by the
Woodland Funeral Home
Mr. Lovejoy Ia survived by his
wife. Kathryn Of TIT No. Seventh
St. Minneapolis. and two sisters,
Mrs Lucius Stewart and Mrs.
VIM Turnbough. both OF Mime
apolis
Funeral plans are not com
pIete Further information may
b. obtained at the Woodland
Funeral Home, HYland 5377.
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Lionel Hampton g.
CoVoIcude OF JGxx
Features 30 Artists

The Lionel Hampton "Cavalcadc
"f Jazz" with 30 artists Ia be
presented ln Minneapolis Friday.
Jun" 10. at \ 30 p m. prnmiars "a
b" fine evening Of entertain.
mont
The 20 piece Hampton band and
other top flight artists offers
music that anyone can enjoy
Classic, swing boogi" ana bop
The program features Janet
Thurl0w, an attractive young
aunRstreAs who In also nm accom-
plIahed woIiniEt from Seattle.
Washington sonny Parker,
Prince Of the blues. BETTY Re.
bop" Carter; Milt Bucknor. plan
tEt The song styIoa of on Der
nal appeal n great deal Ia the
younger set Paul HIRahl, n Jap.
ancAo trumboniat In called u
mtIRlClAn'H musician His style IL
terrific others with the cavRI-
rad" mr." Pat Taylor, the comedian
and Curi"y Hammer Of tho Red
and curly dance team
Hampton. called the king 81 IN"
vibraharp, will amAza you with
his complct" mastery ~ the WbeH
To see and hear "IIamp" n
show In Itself Hc Ia master
Snowman always giving the best
that's IN him Fans Will RlRO get a
chance 10 see HIS ability on the
drums as we'll M his famed two.
fingered style on the piano
Tncluded IN the 20 pieces of the
band ~ unique violin section.
Actually the section ls compoG"d
0f only two victims With electric
INTO rOphOrsa and loud speakers In
each With one musician playing
FIRST and thr other playing second
the effect Ia ~ a complete large
violin section
Hampton viii b. Interviewed
Friday, June 10 al IL noon on
WIOL the Jim B0ySen show al
, . m, and the Jimmy belmont
program both on station WTCN
Hamp will also appear In the re-
cord department At Dayt0na for
one hour June 10 NJ 2 9. m. IN
sign autographs and records
Wednesday. June 49, a. o
Webster ~ the Webster and Black
presentations. sponsors Of the
"CavalcAde ~ Jazz" will appear At
4 30 On the CIsIIan Card WTCN
Tv sh0v For ticket prices Ses
al on page g.