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ll0l Pa. Ave. NV.

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sTENoGRAPHER-TYPIsT tshorthand
not nec.). medical association: s.
day day,.s. wk air-cond once. ane Once 3 sx3
RfElsnss sss &is1 &en tcT sSSSS spp. min: is Sali
courteous young women for per"
manent position in laundry-dry
cleaning store located in Arlington,
Va Good starting salary and
excellent working conditions. Apply
Dry Cleaning. 1928 Florida ave. ave-
sWiTicHBoARD VTi OPERATOR, ia. mis and
title exper. desired but not neces-
sary. for Silver spr. new car dealer.
Salary commsnsurate with experi-
snee enc Write B..,.a Bog 1850. Star. stat
TELETYPIST-Perm. position; must
iie. Phone Ma 2451. -pb
CONTACT WORK. will
train: permanent position in large
portrait studio: interesting career;
ehance for advancement. excellent
Working working conditions; snss 4o-h5; week;
NV. Monday through Friday. -15
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, for ONCE
located in Southeast area; exper. !;
5-day wk.; hospitalization; vacation
With pay. Apply MR.. Dublin. 2o12
rfhEPRoNE EhafnN5 e. soojffiic1roRs ojfi as WOMEN
to do home phoning, for well-ad-
yertised concern; experience pre-
ferred: good compensation. Call
CO. 7007. after 10 am.
TYPlST - knowledge Of figures;
mortgage loans; 5-day wk. Invest
msnt Bldg. Ma. 1894. -17
TYPIST, experienced preferred but
not essential: COED salary, steady
position. Apply HOLLYWOOD. 703
TYPIST-Typing and general cleri-
ca, work for construction company;
5-day wk. air-cond. once; salary
open. ANCHOR FIREPRoOFING
CO., e01 Washington Loan q Trust
Bldg, 900 F st. NV. -19
TYPIST, GEORGETOWN University; must
be accurate. have large vocabulary
apt speller and proofer; salary
open. depending qualifications. MR..
B. RAY. MI. 1000. Ext. 252. -l5
TYPlST, experienced in once work
and familiar with use of ediphone.
5-day week. excellent salary, tempo
rary or permanent. Ma. 6409. --15
n1vDTCTr
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TELEvIsIoN SERVICE. speedy. reli-
able. reasonable, guaranteed. WASH
INGTON APPLIANCE SERVICE. 622C
3rd st. NV. ia. 1871. liz
STONE. CEMENT AND FLAGSTONE
We specialize In stone retaining
walls. fagstone patios, walks, steps.
driveways. porches lily ponds. etc
II it's stone or cement work Of any
type you want call JERRY LU
i-4756. for free estimate
ALTERATIONS
Dresses coats. suits. Dressmaking
and custom tailoring.
CAVALIER
515 nth ST. NV. MA. 219S
Ia
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FIAGSTONE WOR

Stone cement walks .teps ant
G4afasS GARcucc1o &c III sa. 0fT1ssi' iass ANGELO
FLOORS SANDED ana finished; ol,
s9sao. spos, @aas sssv,tI We "A nsv ID aPAToF
FLooR SANDERS RENTED - Lse
and small: edgerS. polishing ma.
chimes; all floor supplies. L, T. Folk
FLOOR SUPPLY CO.. 1882 Wis
ave. NV, WO. 052S. lis
FLOORS SANDED and finished. with
NEpY sfEr a'q rLOoR noe RAei Go ''i tx 4 4s4s AN
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HELP WOAAEN

WHITE WOMAN, to
do l.h:w. and care for 2 children. for
rm.. board and salary. Apply 500
YoUSG WHITE: WOMAN to do book
keeping and help in ONCE, some typ
ing. Apply r. c. M. BURTON g.
SON, oil z st. NV. lie
HERE Is an opportunity for you TO
get a good, steady lob In Virginia; !;
no need to travel far We have
openings for cashier checkers and
meat wrappers, II zou, are not
while training. Work As nours IN
pleasant environment and re-
cetye vacation with pay. paid hosp
and other company benefits Apply
In person SHIRLEY FOOD STORES
403 Swami ave.. BY tasing bus ai
18th and Pennsylvania ave marked
Seminary or Potomac Yards. be.
tween 8 and 5; or apply at Culmore
Shopping Center. 500 Leesburg pike
between Baileys Cross Roads and
Seven Corners take bus marked
Culmore-Parkwood 18th and Penn.
Sylvania ave
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HELP WOMEN
MATTRESSES
MATTRESSES

White, good salary and tips. Room
and board. Call WA. 381l. -16
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STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHER
RECORD DEPT.

We have a permanent position avail
able for an alert woman who enjoys
working with figures; 1888 years
Of age, neat in appearance and will
ing to give good attendance. A typ
ing speed Of 35 words Der min. and
fair shorthand speed are required.
Many employe advantages In addi-
ton to salary, Apply. Personnel,
Room SOC; open weekdays S:30-5
and Sat, 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
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BICYCLE, 26 inch. Roadmaster. Good
sondsitaion. $50 or best offer. 20.
BOOKS-25% discount tor one mo
Last two weeks; removal sale. Open
$50 to 9 p.m DISTRICT BOOK
STORE. 72l 9th st NV, ME- $685.
BOX SPRINGS and mattresses. Good
year rubber. twin size, new. sold for
$3.50, sell for S245. AK. 1888.
6RlCkS 7faet Ano common, 4 OF Q
million, ALASKA COAL AND BRICK
CO., Ma kS8b or 1900
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Colored-Must be exper. at fast serv-
ice: good salary, tips and meals;
no Sunday work. EXECUTIVE
PHARMACY, 300 Pa. ave. NV. -16
YOUNG HOUSEWIVES, age 2o-s5
fol. outside survey work in reSiden-
tial sections; to record name, ad-
dress. number of children in each
family on cards. Good pay. short
hours; $3.50 am. to 1870 pm. Give
address. phone number. In reply. tt
Box 452-H, Star. Is"
GIRL, coiored, to work on fruit stand
Call at 2400 Eye st. NV. MRS.
AUSTIN. Ia
GIRLS. experienced: bosom operator
hackers and shirt folders; 4-gir
prosperity unit. Apply GREYSTONE
LAUNDRY. 2216 Sth st. NV. AID
9062. lie
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HELP WOMEN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with cor
poration accounting and who can
handle corporation tax problems.
Must be graduate Of recognized ac-
counting school and type 40-45
w;p.m;; age 25<35: excel; opportu-
ong-established Washington organi-
cation. Call EX. 033S after 9 am.
Monday. -16
ACCOUNTANTS ASSISTANT in hotel
auditors office, for payroll, typing
and general once work; 5Ha-day
wk. Call Mr.. D'ANDREA. DI. 1922.
ADDREssoGRAPH GRAPHoTYPE
ersi Vacation: ama pSes GIVE
Star. -16
ASST. BOoKKEEPER- R-TYPIST, ac-
counting dept. trade association;
excellent opportunity; salary de-
pending upon experience. Call
Monday, NE. 216l, Ext. 209-B.
ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN for newspa.
good f educstion s oeWfsn WSo 70 has ana SOM: me
knowledge Of general research or
library. work and who knows opera
tion Of Federal Government. Con-
gress and departments. Job entails
ooHlS ulInR. ADlIlty TO nanole
small PIX useful but not essential.
Pleasant working conditions in air.
cooled ONCE; interesting JOB and
good pay. Write qualifications to
Box 3S2-G, Star -16
AUTO, TITLE CLERK-we have ar
opening for young woman, typisl
TO set as our cashier and title clerk
II you are q good typist and like
to meet people we will teach you
and pay you q good starting salary
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bla.
densburg Rd.. Ii. 3-SS00. -15
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dows, 50C up. Self-seFVice. YOU
~ ARROW WREcKING
100 s. Capitol st. II. 3-2602 IL
DRESSER, chifforobe. night table
(walnut), also vanity, maple dresser
studio couch, Hollywood bed, sofa
bed, oriental rug, vacuum cleaner
(iike new). OR, 1898. -15
DRESSER, oak. 4 drawers. Frenen
side, S25 ea.; table, BANQUET, dining
dble. pedestal, $500. CH. 3063
DUPLiCATOk. stencil rype Slb:7h
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO sl'
DRuGsToRE d1e ~ EQUIPMENT for sale
Soda fountain, Rx, completely
equipped. in fine cond.; reas. Can
be seen on premises. LAUREL DRUG,
Laurel. Nd, Laurel SO or Elk. 47S9.
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MATTRESSES

Must be experienced and
competent. Excellent earn
ings, pleasant working con-
ditions.
Wakefield Restaurant
1859 CONN. AVE. NV.
ia
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Painting-Papering
Call FIR. SS6S. 17'
PAINTING

white mechanics; free estimates
RA. 7S42; rear prices. ow: IS 1855
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B0oKKEEPER-C GIRL, for
f,ssni4g fNe 4R plant. ph6G HOFFMAN Co.
BooKKEEp1SG BOOK EnSG0' MACHINE operator re
permanent; 5-day week. Please
write. giving qualifications, refer
ences, and minimum salary expected.
peokRERPER. eSH s1zsi sRsaEsEcRErA R.sEcRErARY for small
day week. Must be eficient. with
Write very very ~ Complete particulars,
ss
CASHIER s hs1O' AND 3 faiosrEss-fo@r new
seafood restaurant. either part-time
THoMpsoNs Fl laMs SEA- sGaroop eG5kiRf REsTaT fGnS
RANT. 1885 Wisconsin ave-. Be
CARD PUNCH OPERATOR, to work
in home ONCE of local life insurance
aualiied person with excellent op-
portunities for advancement. Less
than 40-hour work week. free hos
pitalization and life insurance, Va
cations with pay. anniversary bonus
Must be local resident and have
written references from previous
person. MEXICAN HOME MI
P3Af pP34AA9f i767 EtEE x iftS1SANcE &. 1iN. efS CON-
CASHIERS , to 35 yrs. Exca.
hours and w@king cond. Air cond
bldg. Good Chance for advance
MR.. RYON. Citizens Bank of River
dals; si,Lp BlasenSenTg; s6oRKgErSEI Md w. -1s
an opening for young woman to
learn very interesting work and
bookkeeping experience preferred.
but not essential. See Mr.. Hutchison
after 8 am. AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii 3-S800.
CLERK, insurance othce must be ac-
saTs sg5a,e q EHref ssS9 s0me o,tERRE tyPg
eTTs efTY fif4aSE LIFE fNsEuaaNcE asSsi ohEf CO.
CLERK. RRs' youns YOUNG lady. high school
graduate, for detail work in account
ing ONCE; apt. with figures. Call
MR.. WILLIAMS, RE. 26l1. Mon.
am. for appointment. -15
CLERK
Young lady for credit once; recent
high school graduate; no exper
nee; tipping ability pref. but not
nee; perm. position with opport. for
advancement: air-cond ONCE Fol-
lowing company benefits; free hos
pitaliZation, group insurance, paid
vacations and holidays. discounts.
Phone AT. I400 for interview.
PROGRESSIVE
HECHINGER co.
THE WORLDS MOST UNUSUAL
LUMBER YARD
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MARRIED WOMAN

Over % pleasing personality who
family income in dignified type Of
work locally; flexible working hours
Permanent position. Car essential.
For interview, phone LO. 5-0790 be-
tween 0 and II am. Ask for MR..
TAVENEER -16
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A. UNIQUE IDEA

Would you like q lifetime career
with independent high income. hrs.
OF your choice; In your own profes,
or .part-time plan; interviews sat.
and Mon; for appt. call NO. $500.
10 till J.. or write G. BUCHANAN,
Field Director. Physician Prescribed
COSMETIC. Laboratories. 222 Dupont
Circle Bldg Ia
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CLERK-TYPIST

T1oN. GEN. MOTORS kTFiiIATE
HAS AN OPENING ON ITS CLER'
ICAL STAFF WHICH OFFERS IN,
TERESTING OPPORTUNITY FOF
AN ALERT YOUNG LADY. GOOL
MOTORS CoST-oF-LiVING Al.
LOWANCE. PLEASANT SURROUND,
INGS AND CONVENIENT DOWN
TOWN LOCATION IN NEW AIR
COND. BLDG. CALL Mr.. MYERS
AT ME-. 3270 FOR APPT.
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MATTRESSES (2)
White: top pay plus tips. Hours. 8
to 4 pm. and A pm. to 12 mid
night. CAPITAL GARDENS CAFE,
23S 2no st. NV. -16
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TELEyIsION SERVICE
WA. 404o-Jo. 2s440l.

TV SERVICE CALLS Experienced.
eficient service at your home II at
all possible: 3 yrs. at this address.
1900 College ave-, College Park. No.
WALL CIEANING-New method by
machine; quick; eficient; no house
cleaning mess. ST. 6670, free est.
l5s
WALL WASHER and paper cleaning,
25 yrs exper.; big Jobs prefer. Box
wATERpRooFING OF ALL KiNDs,
sosRkT fs%sRt yHFf e. PRIZE II v6k 81 eSas
SELLING OUT-Parakeets, canaries
and, cages, 526 Edgewood st. ne.
Will Il net MT be at home after Sun.
Better SCREEN YOUR PORCH
while have material: free estt
mate. Phone ewes. 81. S942.
YOUR TV repaired in your home $3
and up. Saturday, Sunday, day or
night. Guaranteed. Elk. 0039. --15
REMODEL NOW
Be ready for top rent this fall. Install
ing plant, hot-water featers. inclose
porcn. No job too small or too large.
Free estimates, reasonable rates,
REALTY FINANCE g. CONSTR. CO.
ST. 1858; Ewes. and SLn. NO. $500.
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SALES CLERKs--Men and women for
full time or part time positions;
day or evening work in modern
ice cream and candy store in, Silver
Spring or Bethesda; paid vacations,
free disqualification. Applicants
should be between 20 and 36 yrs.
Of age. Phone SH. 473s Sunday or
weekdays from 0 to 4 for appt.
HERE'S THE OPPORTUNITY Of 6
lifetime for any ambitious woman OF
man to better himself financially
For further details. call MISS
YOUNG. NO. 1925. or visit our once
REsTrIRED III s. CaoGUPLE to act as care
takers for small apt. bldg. and In
Clarendon; nice 2-room. kit, bath
apt. and utilities. exchanged fol
services. Call MR.. IRVINE, Ma
mattresses. 4 busboys
8 .dishv ashers,. 2 pantrymen.
only. THE FLAME RESTAURANT
1629-31 Conn. ave. NV. -15
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SUMMERS
TELEVISION SERVICE

Service on any make or
model. Free estimates on con-
RA. 3113. Open til 8 pm.
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BOOKKEEPER
ASSISTANT

Must have knowledge of
typing; old-estabished retail
store wants refined person for
permanent position; five-day
week. State age. experience.
Personal interview arranged.
BOX 354-H, STAR
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"AIR CONDITIONERS"
New 1851 models; 2oss. OF list price
for cash buyers: installed In regular
windows FREE. PARAMOUNT CO.
2150 Ca. ave. NV. HU. 1900.
AIR CONDITIONERS
Sold-Rented-Serviced
A small deposit will assure Of q eooi
REFRIGERATION CO. Authorized
lhondedl Service Dealer
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COOK-G.H.W., experienced, with
ref; hrs. 11-S. Dorchester House.
18th st. NV, Apt. 424.. lie
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BRICK

HALF MILLION GOOD USED BRICKs
ARROW WRECkING CO.
100 S. CAPITOL St. Ii. 3-2261
BUILDING MATERIALS. USED
$500 It. of excellent pine flooring,
5000 IT. Of G siding. 80 windows
and frames, 2 by As. 2 by 6s, z by
IS, 2 by los; enough to build q
lovely cottage or bungalow; sink,
tub basin. eommode; all for 81 500.
vi. 46O9, -16
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REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE
RIGGS b CO.-The name speaks for
itself. One OF the finest sales set
ups in the area under our new pro-
gram and expanded once facilities
Need several men and women. Ap-
ply weekdays between 10 and noon
to Mr.. Greenhall.
RIGGS & CO.
4613 Lee Hwy. Arl,, Va, IA. 7-4e49.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

DISH PANTRY HELPERS, colored.
apply EARLE RESTAURANT. 65S
Warner Bldg. 13th and e SITS. NV.
MAN OR WOMAN. white; full or part
time; canvassing NV. for home
dressed poultry; splendid income
working few hours daily; will show
you how. Phone LO. 5-4361 bet.
5-Ss pm
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Charles Coe, Sc,
Rites Monday

MONTVILLE - Charles Coe,
died Saturday after an illness
of four years duration, age
Sc years. Mr.. Coe was born in
Montville and lived here the
greater part of his life. His
wife, Cora Velthuysen Coe pre-
ceded him in death six years
ago. Surviving are five sons,
Charles Coe of Cleveland,
Leonard Coe of the U. S. Air
Force, Harold Coe of Chardon,
Gerald Coe of Bainbridge.
Three sisters, and two broth
ers and an uncle Fred Coe
of Montville.
Sisters-Mary Fodor, Pa:
Laura Simmons, Pierpont;
Elsie Pierce of Chesterland.
Brothers-Clifford of Paines-
vile; Albert of Middlefield.
Funeral service Monday at
Burr Funeral Home with the
Rev. Charles Stron~ n c,..~rCc.
Burial was II NoItyil.c CO, .
terry.
PallbelrcrS were sons
Charles, Leonard and Harold
and nepheWs Wayne COe.
Frank Fleet and Jerry Scott
of Middlefield.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-08

amount of water, natural food
juices are retained. Healthful
minerals and vitamins in vegetables
and fruits stay in the food-are
not poured down the sink.
There are still other important
differences. Because top-of-the-
range units concentrate heat on
the food, and because the oven is
fully insulated, an Electric Range
keeps your kitchen cooler. Electric
heat is clean as sunshine too. That
means dainty curtains and light
colored walls stay clean and fresh
looking longer.
During the "heavy" cooking
days ahead, homemakers who cook
electrically will be spending minutes
in the kitchen-hours with family
and friends.
Is it any wonder busy home
makers say it pays to cook the
modern electric way?
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-08
{. 6. Daniels
Rites Thursday

MONTVILLE - Funeral SER
vice for C. G.. Daniels, a
former Montville resident who
died at his winter home at
Braden Castle, Fla, on Oct.
% was held on Thursday Nov.
lst. at the Burr Funeral Home
in Chardon with the Rev.
Charles Coakwell of Cleveland
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iels had arrived in Florida on
Tuesday preceding his death.
Pail bearers were the four
sons -in-laW, Ross CaSselman,
Archie Scott, Leo Luce, Rich
ard Sawtelle, George Luce and
Richard Casselman. Burial was
in Montville cemetery. Surviv-
ing beside his widow, are Mrs.
Florence Luce of Painesville,
Mrs. Lucille Casse1man of
Geneva, Mrs. Mamie Scott of
Braden Castle, Fla. and Mrs.
Luella SaWtelle of Los Angeles,
Cal. Two sisters, Mrs. Vernie
Daniels of Warren, and Mrs.
F. S. Baird of Parkman. Three
brothers, Henry of San Francis
CO, Cal. Plynne of Rock Creek,
and Max Daniels of Chardon.
Grand children and great grand
children.
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is a diplomatic of the American
Board of Psychiatry and Neur-
ology
DR.. McDermott has been in
practice in Cleveland since 1887
and is an interesting speaker
with a wide range of knoWl-
edge in the field of psychiatry
He has been highly successful
in helping people solve emo
tional problems arising in
marriage.
More than $50 Geaugans at
tended the first meeting in the
series and the Health Assoc
iation officers hope that more
Geaugans will avail themselves
of this chance to hear a prom
inent doctor speak. on a vital
subject. Everyone is invited to
attend and an opportunity will
again be presented to the aud
dience to join the Association
for the remainder of the series.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-08
Gsctai-No1e FOR NOVEMBER
Prepare Better Holiday Meals
i'm Less Time, with Less Work

For most homemakers, the busy
holiday season just ahead presents
a jam-packed cooking schedule.
This means long hot hours in the
kitchen for some - carefree min
utes of food preparation for others.
And the difference WHY, it's
an Automatic Electric Range.
Here's why
With an Electric Range, all you
do is place full oven meal in the
oven and set the time and temper
ature controls. You can go about
other household work, do the shop
ping, or whatever you please.
Controlled electric heat does the
cooking surely, safely, automati-
cally - and your holiday meal is
hot and ready to serve at the time
you set.
Electrically cooked foods are
more healthful, too. Because cleo
trio cooking requires the smallest
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-08
South Newbury
News by Lucy Simpson
Phone NewburY 902

The harvest supper given by
the South Newbury Ladies Aid
was success and the ladies ap-
preciate the patronage by the
public. The hail storm of last
July damaged the roof of the
chapel and thus added much to
the expense of repairing the
building. The next meeting of
the aid will be Wednesday, Nov.
IA, with Clara Button, Forres-
tine Gore and Jerrie Hill as.
hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Frecka
of Portsmouth are visiting at,
Clair Mitchell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Helm of
Chagrin Falls are parents of a
daughter born Sunday, Oct. %.
Mrs. Helm is the former Irene
Frost.
Sgt. Denver Hill of Camp At
terbury spent the weekend with
his wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Town of
Tallmadge visited H. H. Smith
recently.
The Newbury Garden club
will meet at the Grange hall
on Tuesday, Nov. 13, with the
Alyce Mitchell and Forrestine
Chester garden club as guests.
Gore are hostesses for the meet
ing scheduled at 1:30 pm.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-08
Mental Health Association to
Discuss Martial Problems

The second meeting in the
series sponsored by the Geauga
County Mental Health Associ-
alton will be held Wednesday,
Nov. 21st, 1851 at 8:15 pm
at West Geauga High School
Auditorium.
This meeting devoted to prob
lens arising in marriage will
be addressed by Neil T. Nc
Dermott, M. D., celebrated
Cleveland psychiatrist. His SUBJ
ject, "a Psychiatrist's Job and
Marriage Problems"
DR.. McDermott is well
known in medical circles. He
attended Catholic University in
Washington, D. c. after a boy
hood spent in Stockport, Ohio.
He attended Harvard Medical
School and served his Medical
Interneship at University Hos
pitals in Cleveland. He was
inferno in psychiatry at Yale
Institute of Human Relations
and later officer in Neurology
at Mclean Hospital, Boston,
Mass. and later Chief Resident
at Boston Psychopathic Hos
pital. He has done research
on fellowship at Harvard
Medical School. At present he
is instructor in psychiatry at
Western Reserve University
Medical School in addition to
conducting private practice
at 10000 Carnegie Ave-, Cleve-
land, Ohio. He is chief of the
Medical Staff and Medical
Director of Ingleside Hospital
in Cleveland and Chardon. He
has been president of the Cleve-
land Neurological Society. He
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-08
South Hanbden
News by Mrs. H. S. Woodin

Mrs. Knute Sjouval of Sas-
katchewan, Canada, has been
spending several days visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry BoerWinkle
and family.
Thursday evening Mrs. Wal
ter Dietrich and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Boerwinkle and Judith
and his sister, Mrs. Knute Sjou-
vail, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Hazen of Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grey and
Andrew Pokorny of Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pokorny and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pokorny
were Sunday dinner guests with
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pokorny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Glenn
son and family of Canton, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Clemson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Woodin
attended the dance at Hamb-
den Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wingard
visited their daughter in Madi-
son. They were also in Paines-
vile one day last week.
Mrs. George 'Kamp and Miss
Josephine Kamp and Mrs. Henry
Boerwinkle, Sr., of Cleveland,
visited Mrs. H. BoerWinkle
Wednesday afternoon and called
on Mrs. H. S. Woodin.
Seymour Woodin accompanied
Bob FenWick to a Holstein con-
signment sale at Jefferson, We'd
nesday.
Winter snow and ice is three
weeks earlier than the big snow
of last wear.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-11-08
NEWS from HUNTSBURG

the Mothers Club of Claridon.
Eugene Rose and family were
in Garrettsville Sunday to at
tend a birthday party honoring
his brother, Richard Rose.
M. L. Texter was at Grille hos
pital recently and saw Charlie
Lewis. He reports he has lost
weight and is not able to go to
the dining room, but his condi-
tions is about the same.
Edna Barnes is recovering
from her recent appendictomy
and was able to attend the SER
vices Saturday when the stu
dent nurses received their caps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Barnes ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barnes, attended the SER
vice Saturday.