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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-10
ORDINANCE NO. 1852

ORDINANCE NO. 1852
HENT Nv WITH HI FE tSz
2s 6 EsS 5H
Ra Ss:s health and G ss & the g g
Fl fEREFoREy Be R9f II the
s City East Cleveland Ohio fOfths of all members elected
i Eg @ Rs. s Hysn 1 s IN: f s
ms eo$ City P1a Cleveland the
S.57 T' The G sad s The c s afs H @
@ 5 5 s # fSaa " Hs''" Avenue
Sss s H.Ea:s %y:5ss i ID Ss3sS
entered into at csvn 1881 e. @ sad sy
.s fsF ss bs by & it es3 is %
sss Ras Cleveland on the aGpsd pS BY the Of the o s
h the City s'f &
v-.Ea' No @p0psG mutually agreed By and
a & 9n2 sig Es'' LIN, s:'Ti;S
GsnHG @ Enses ef0 T p' and
cosst %snaass rs5 Of cuy"osa
Vow rHEREFoRE the and &C.
payment agreed mutually agreed by and
sn tns Rbstfis 1f's Party Eddy Road
plans specifications and estimates approved by the
Second the commssion Of the City Cleveland
does said specifications @ and estimates mat sc.+ 81 n.
Improvement be the actually paid to the
speecaons as determined by final paid the
Of East & Cleveland wi will & slsooSO
the County cuyahoga will the remainder of the cost Of
os5 ss9 a3ovt @ sf E % os s. If p s
specifications and estimates for the improve
sxb-Tba in addition to paying of of the
m ] aS se % the CITY of East Cleveland ali preliminary
and supervision required for the
9 the Ss do pr zg water to the
inv INVOLVES ony and I a "rne
the Ss @ v b mSass gdS BIT
tse cy to mo- ~eDs eost the as' county
permit will be done by the City of East
csfsaS a. n se ciS PS
At % 1os o 5 u all with h'asss e u the
Treasury of cuyahoga County Dollars
a to the c ay1 East further
tain the & % @ d will hs ny
which REQUIRED keep the road seressDe Tn n
by County Engineer that such repairs necessary The City
Reasonable notice from the County Engineer that
City agrees reimburse the County incurred
by the % S R HnRg % sd M Psds hereto have affixed their
signatures the day and year mentioned above (sn.tr.
SECTION s d2 s & aid
shall be divided equally between Accounts
SECTION this ordinance hereby declared to be
emergency % % Res G or sf G bv the @ cone oe
on Of said road between the points henbefOrs designated
public travel endangered and delayed and for the % that
o srg % Of al aed see5 tsfs' s Ss c the
Commission shall after
% shall take effect and be in force from and after
PASSED. july /, 1852
9signedl G. T Apthorp
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-10

The Transportation Club of
Cleveland will hold its annual golf
outing on Monday, July 14th, at
the Ridgewood Country Club, 6505
Ridge Road, Parma.
This is the first event Of the
year and the new officers hope for
large turn out. Members should
contact R. M. Shipman, Chairman,
Entertainment Committee, for re-
servations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-10
Very Safe Fourth

1t was the safest and sanest
Fourth of July East Cleveland has
ever known!
That's the word from Police
Chief Horace S. Weaver, who an
nounces that fewer accidents
caused by fireworks were reported
here over the Fourth than in any
previous year.
Appreciation for the cooperation
exhibited by parents, in not allow
ing their children to purchase fire.
works, was expressed by the chief.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-07-10

AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE APPROVING THE PLANS,
SPECIFICATIONS, AND ESTIMATES, AND AUTHoRIZ-
MENT WITH THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OHIO, FOR THE IMPROVE
MENT OE NOBLE road FROM EI-CILQ AXENILE TO
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Planes, Tanks, Guns
Blast Moro Bandits
BY the Assoeioted Press

= MANILA, Sunday, Aug IT.
Philippines Air Force planes today
bombed and rocketed Moro bandit
strongholds on Jolo Island. while
warships offshore fired big shells
into the brigands' .defenses.
Tank-led infantrymen, mean
while, steadily closed in on the
remnants of Hadji Kamlon's once
powerful band.
The drive against Jolo's bandits
entered its second week today.
Saturday, :ground troops beat
back a furious Moro counterat-
tack and drove the broken bandit
forces into the dense jungles on
Tandu Peak, their former. strong
hold. {
There were unconfirned reports
that the outlaw leader. Kamlon
had been killed in the fighting
A shrapnel-riddled belt, identi.
1ied as belonging to him, wa.
found in a hideout. but army
officers wanted more concrete
evidence.
TIL Moro chieftain once agreed
TO surrender but welshed on hi.
promise. Defense Secretary Ramon
Magsaysay ordered the task forct
to take Kamlon dead or alive.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Mexico Charges Now
with Illegal Entry
By the A.seeiaisd Press

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 16.-Chi-
nese Gen. Pang Tsu Now, accused
of making OIL with IS million, was
formally charged today with ille-
gal entry into Mexico.
Gen. Now. whose extradition
was requested by the Chinese Ma
tionalist government. was taken to
the federal detention prison here
to await investigation.
Held with him were his pretty
blond American secretary. Agnes
Kelley. and Gen. Mow's business
associate. Oliver Kisick. an Ameri-
can importer resident here.
Gen. Now and his companions
were detained a week ago on the
extradition request. but no formal
charges were brought until today
Newspapers complained that the
three were held LA hours before
charges were filed. instead of the
maximum 72 stipulated by the
constitution.
The Chinese Nationalist EN-
bassy here charged that Gen. Nov
had made of with S. million OF
government funds intended for
purchase Of arms in the United
States. The general headed buy
ing mission to Washington.
The attorney General indicated
that the charge of illegal entry
will be investigated before there
is formal extradition action.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Taft-EisenhoWer Fight
Renews in Louisiana
BY the Asseeiaied Press

ALEXANDRIA, La. Aug. 16.-
"A Harmony" session Of Louisiana
Republican leaders called to map
victory strategy for Gen. Dwight
Eisenhower plunged back into old
Taft -Eisenhower bitterness today.
The old battle for control Of the
State Central Committee flared
up again as John Minor Wisdom.
who led Louisiana supporters OF
Eisenhower to a national conven-
ton triumph, was defeated in his
move to expand the G. O. P. Cen
trail Committee in this traditional
Democratic State.
Committee members voted 27-25
against Mr.. Wisdom's plan to add
to the committee new members
chosen by new Parish County
executive committees.
John E. jackson, who strongly
supported Senator Robert A. Taft
and was replaced at Chicago BY
lMr. Wisdom as National Commit
tteeman, led the successful fight
against expansion as he fought
to keep control Of the committee
Mr.. Jackson has been the party
power in Louisiana for years.
Pleas for harmony in order te
get on with the scheduled bust.
ness of naming a State campaign
manager for Eisenhower were
shunted aside as the Taft-Eisen.
hover factions fought over every
procedure.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Senator Green, Near IS, Hates
To Give Up Plane for Liner
Tired by Convention,
He Decides on Ship
To 60 to Europe
By Edwin B. Hookinson
As.eeio,.d Pres. s,of Writer :

Senator Theadore Francis Green,
Democrat, Of Rhode Island, who
will be IS years old October 2,
was a bit embarrassed yesterday
because he Is taking a boat for
Europe next Friday.
IT usually fly both ways" he
told reporter. II put i'll some
long hours at the Chicago con-
vention and I decided a few days
on a ship would be pleasant"
Senator Green is the oldest
Senator but you would never guess
this watching or following him.
He is a bachelor and although
a millionaire has been an ardent
supporter of the New Deal" and
Fair Deal"
No Mountain Climbing.
IT won't have any time for
mounts n climbing on this trip"
Senator Green said with a look of
regret. I've got to fiy back in
time to get to the Commonwealth
parliamentary sessions at Ottawa
on September IL and 13."
He still frequently walks the
several miles between his residence
at the University Club and the
Senate Office Building. But in the
last few years he has given up on
tennis and wrestling.
He was first elected to the Sem
ate in 1886 when 60. Now after 16l
years in the Senate he may bel
come chairman Of the Senatel
Foreign Relations Committee i'll
Democrats retain their Senate
control. That is because Senator
Tom Connally of Texas, who is six
years younger, decided to retire.
Senator Green is going to Eu-I
rope as a representative to the
Interparliamentary Union meeting
at Berne, Switzerland. q
Evening star., 1952-08-17
6. W. Professor Reelected
By Diabetes Association

DR.. John A. Reed. assistant clin-
ical professor Of medicine al
George Washington University
has been reelected secretary OF
the American Diabetes Associa-
ton. the group announced yester-
day.
Or. Reed also has been reap
pointed chairman of the associa-
tion's committee on detection and
education.
AS chairman Of the committee.
Dr.. Reed will direct plans for Ma
tional Diabetes Week. November
16 to November %. when the asso-
ciation and its affiliates will con-
duct country wide drive to find
an estimated / million cases Of
undetected diabetes.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
By james {. Roper

An Agriculture Department SCI
enlist left for Florida yesterday,
intent on learning how to trick
mosquitoes to their death through
sex appeal.
Harry H. Stage, the Agriculture
Departments leading mosquito ex-
pert, said I'VE ought to Try out
this sex-lure method thoroughly" /"
Ever since 1870, thin-skinned
man has been trying to kill mo-
squitoes en- mass. DDT and SINH
lar poisons worked for a while,
but mosquitoes developed resist
ance to the chemicals.
Mr.. Stage is placing renewed
hope in the sex-lure experiments
of a Cornell University professor,
DR.. Morton c. Kahn.
DR.. Kahn says he can lure mos
quitoes to death with the recorded
sound of lady mosquito calling
her lover. The professor claims
he wiped out the very last love-
minded mosquito that infested
Ormond Beach. Fla, where so
much DDT has been used that the
insects began to like it.
DR.. Kahn records the love-call
and plays it through a loud speak
er. But in front Of the speaker he
places an electrified grill. A gen.
tleman mosquito who hears the
heart-warming recording quickly
zooms down to strike up an ac-
|uuaintance-and gets electrocuted
when he touches the grill.
The odd thing is that lady mos
|quitoes, too, seem to respond to
the female love call. Perhaps all
the females in the neighborhood
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Woman Found Dead in Bed
With Is Stabbing Wounds

Stabbed 13 times in the chest
and abdomen. Mrs. Bessie Epps.
A., of 921 o street NV, was found
dead in bed in her home yesterday
afternoon.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
said the killer evidently used an
ice pick or a narrow bladed knife
to kill the colored woman. Several
empty wine bottles indicated a
party had been in progress before
the Staying, Homicide Squad de-
tectives said:
Mrs. Epps, cripple. lived alone.
Her body was found by her sister,
Mrs. Rosa Reeder Of 532 Twenty
third place NE.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

Asked how many European trips
he had made, he ducked the ques-
ton with:
II didn't count them"
But he said the first was In
1889 when grandfather sent me
and two cousins over because 1t
was the proper thing"
That was SO years ago and he
was 81.
I'VE did the grand tour in the
old-fashioned style" he recalls.
Back in 1921 he visited Japan
and China. And he has made two
round -the-world trips zone from
east to west and the other from
west to east ~ *<
Senator Green was twice Gov
ernor Of Rhode Island and he had
Ia long and successful career as q
lawyer and flnancier.
He is vice chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee
and at the recent Chicago con-
vention worked day and night
helping to hammer out the party
platform.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
D. G. Firm Gets Loon
For u. S. Mup Makind

The Small Defense Plants Ad-
ministration yesterday announced
an $85, 200 loan to Alster & Asso-
ciates, 2035 X street NV.
This will enable the mapping
concern to add facilities and pro-
vide working capital to perform
defense contracts for the Army
Map Service and the Geological
Survey. the announcement said.
The firm has eight employees and
produces maps by the aid Of air
photographs.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
u. S. Scientist May Try Killing
Mosquitoes With Sex Appeal

swarm to the loud speaker on the
theory that unattached swains will
be there. too.
Mr.. Stage said he will invite DR..
Kahn to explain to the American
Mosquito Control Commission how
he gets q mosquito to sing her
Ithroaty blues song into q Micro
phone for the recording. The COM
mission meets in Daytona Beach
next April. just when mosquitoes
begin to fIy.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Pacific Troops Recruited

Maj. r. Cook, back from Korea,
arrived recently In Port Moresby,
New Guinea. to take charge OF
recruiting natives for the Pacific
Islands regiment. d
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Gentlemen Wear Shirts

Visitors report finding this no.
tice in a Perth, Australia, hotel:
Gentlemen using this lounge
must wear shirts"
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-06-12
ESTABLISHED POPCORN &
ICE CREAM BUSINESS FOR
LEASE

Site located at 103 Main St.,
in Chardon. Equipment includes
4 popcorn machines, one Mills
6 at. Master Freezer with a 10
hole, 40-gal., hardening cabinet;
one 8-hole, 40-gal. dispensing
cabinet; one carmel corn table
with copper kettle and gas burn
er: one Is Id. Preedit peanut
roaster; one 12'x12' concession
tent complete with frame and
many other necessary items.
Business offers many possibili-
ties. Call Chardon 5-7381 for
appointment. Eldredge Popcorn
Co. 24ctf
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CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely offer our thanks
to all our friends and relatives
for their kind acts and SYM
pathy during the loss of our in
fant daughter, April 20, 1852.
We especially are deeply
grateful to Drs. Price and Cor
ey, the Corey Hospital staff, and
Rev. Father Maher and Riton-
daro Funeral Home.
The many cards, gifts, calls
and flowers were greatly ap-
preciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Jonke,
Jr., Chardon, Ohio.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Old Colonial home
on Rt. Al four miles south of
Painesville. Look for sign. We
are going west, must sell. House
is so across front. Across from
beautiful park. % large rooms,
oak floors. Three modernized
suites room for another. Auto
matte oil heat. 40x50 two story
barn. 12x40 partly finished
chicken house. Concrete side
walks. Gas well. Approximately
Ia acres. 160' front on paved
road near school. Will pay for
itself. Asking only $4,000
Easy terms to right party. Phone
Painesville 7017. 1c24
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for flowers, cards
and kindness shown during our
recent bereavement. We also
wish to thank Rev. Father va
vorsky for his comforting words
and the Russell Funeral Home
for their efficient service.
The Family of Ruth Lorson.
1pOd
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AQUILLA VILLAGE

(on -the-hilD
Off Aquilla Rd. (1st road east of
A, paralelling same between
Mayfield rd. and Chardon. 6
room bungalow on 70' x 188' lot.
A show place of village). Large
sunroom, living room, dining
room, 2 good sized bedrooms,
kitchen and bath. Beautiful
grounds - Fish pool, IA mile to
Aquilla Lake (spring fed. Boat
ing, bathing, and fishing. 2 car
garage with large room above
for shop or storage. Garden 70
x SO rear of garage. -
E. LARAWAY
258 Turner DR..
(Turn left at entrance)
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FOR SALE - Two lots, over
an acre; reasonable. In Mid
dlefield Village, located on good
road and pretty view. Dorothy
Bartos. Phone Middlefield 254O1
s. 1x24
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE - Mason and Nam
lin piano, $40. Enamel top
kitchen tables, library tables.
Joe Veverka, 2 miles S. of Hamb
den on 608. lx24
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FOR SALE - Six weeks. old
pigs, baled hay, mixed timo-
thy and clover. One mile west,
13 mile north of Hartsgrove. c.
V. Carraher, Rome, Ohio, Rt. 2.
2x24
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FOR SALE - Building, size TO-
x 12'. Lathed and plastered.
Tin roof, was a milk house. Rea-
sonable. M. H. Spear, Route |,
Butternut Rd., Chardon. Call
Newbury 810-J after 5. 2X24
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- John Deere grain
G' cut. Used two sea-
Don't make tClaude Dimick, Sis
lumber and tane Montville 3674.
.on-~ Co. the "a. 2c25
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FOR SALE adding machine,
12 price, Call Burton 1881.
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IN MEMORIAM
IN MEMORIAMi

In loving memory of Harry S.
Mills who passed away 2 years
ago June IL, 1850.
Lena Mills and Family.
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. = 1887 Chevrolet 2
Sean. Good. running con-
800. Can be seen at
Welding Shop. Rt. 1922,
west of Rt. A 1x24
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FOR SALE - Factory rebuilt
1888 Ford motor. Never used.
Reasonable. Call Chardon s.
5941 after 6 .. m. 2x24
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"a SALE - 1941 Buick Spe-
4-door- sedan. Body in
cod condition. Good run
der. Ceiling price SAP.
for $250.00 Gerry Dan
lardon-Windsor Road.
pardon 5-4181. 2x25
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FOR SALE - Lift type corn
planters. New Idea and Dear
born mowers and side delivery
rakes. Lake County Tractor
Sales, Painesville 1874. 22ctf
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FOR SALE - Baby Chicks:
White Cornish - White Rock
Cross, available every Friday.
Extra thick w hi te meated
breasts, big legs, ideal broiler
chicks. Also Leghorns, r. I.
Reds, Barred and White Rocks,
Hampshires. Order ahead. Infra
Red Brooders. Leghorn day -old
BOOSTERS. Pruden Hatchery,
Geneva, o. Phone 5463. 8tf
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........ 0 White leghorn
eAAN QNN. Will sell part
SHVV DNailes east of Char
eAAN mbden rd. Mrs.
SAVV Phone Chardon
So. 1c24
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. children's 81 Dearborn rakes
vas also several used
rs and chemicals
-- - orn borer control.
/5c bdNTY TRACTOR
,ALES
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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-15

News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard
Myephy of Jamestown, New
York, were weekend callers in
the Frank Hillock home re-
Gently.
Grace and Glen Evans OF
Cleveland and Earnest Hillock
were Sunday callers in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hillock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillard OF
Phalanx visited in the home OF
Miss Olive Smith of Parkman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp OF
Garrettsville, recently.
Guests in the home of Mrs
Anna Cervenka on Mothers
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cervenka, Mr.. Fred Raymont
and daughters, Miss Irene Ray,
mont of Cleveland.
The small daughter of Bill
and Dorothy Young has beer
ill with an infection.
Mrs. Elsie Hopkins and Mrs
Richard Komandt also were or
the sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Waters
are spending some time in Lake
wood with their daughter, Mrs
Joe McCown and family.
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BURTON

Continued from page One)
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Mcintosh and Mr.. Dean
Kinney, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Beales
were among a group of Dean
cousins that gathered at : the
home of Allie Dean Waldo, in
Hiram, Sunday afternoon TO
meet with cousins visiting from
California.
Mr.. and Mr.. Vernon Foft en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Carl of Kent, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ronyak
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. E. L..
Gerhold of Columbus for sew
eral days this week.
Mrs. Effie Steel of Troy was
a Mothers day dinner guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Ronyak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Miller
attended the State Holstein sale
in Wooster, Wednesday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Miller were Mrs.
Sadie Payne and daughter,
Zelma, of Garrettsville, and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Reynolds, and
Mary, of Parkman and Mrs.
Agnes Browning of Parkman.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Kibler
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Har-
rison in Painesville, Sunday.
Thursday the Cub Scouts will
meet in front of the parsonage
to practice marching, in prep
aration for the Decoration day
parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Neil
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Lange of Lyndhurst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Barnes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Moore of Will
oughby, Sunday. Mrs. May Neil
is staying with them for a few
days. Miss Pauline Hall of East
Cleveland called, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knisley
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Meinke
entertained for Sunday dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Askroyd
and sons of Willoughby, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cum
mings and son of Phalanx Sta
ton. Their son, Robert Patter-
son, phoned them from his
home in Joliet, ILL.,, to wish his
mother a happy Mothers day.
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Pleasant Hill
News by Mrs. May A. Phillips
Telephone Newbury 813

News by Mrs. May A. Phillips
Telephone Newbury 813
Born at Corey hospital May
8 to Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Blackington, baby girl, Nancy
Lee, weight 6 pounds, 3 ounces.
Both are doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Fisher
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Fisher and family were
home Mothers day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc
Nish of Burton visited at Fred
erick Loveland's, Sunday.
Otis st. John and Mrs. Lena
Patch spent Mothers day with
her son, Wayne Patch, and
family in Mantua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Osmond
and daughter, Mrs. Alice Bah
nick, were in Solon, Thursday,
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Engle-
bry of Cleveland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Truman of Paines-
vile were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bosworth
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Davis ot
E. Claridon were at Neal Os-
mond's, Thursday.
Frederick Loveland has pleur.
isy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Mum
have moved into their new
home on route A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kurtz-
man and children, and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Frank Dagnan and chill,
dren of Euclid, were Mothers
day visitors at Wayne Writings S
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hampton
of Canton, Mr.. an Mrs. Edwin
Rider, Jr., of Cleveland Heights
and Mrs. Raymond Kochert Of
Chesterland spent Sunday at E
D. Riders.
Annabelle Osmond of Cleve
land visited her parents Sun
day, and they were all dinnel
guests at Jim Bahnick's.
Mrs. Lillian Walter and Mr
and Mrs. Burrage Elliott wer
guests at Kress Walters j.
Painesville, Sunday.
Mrs. John Wallinger and so
of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mr.!
4 Norman Baum and son of Mort
Royalton, Mr.. and Mrs. Loui
Mione of Cleveland, Mr.. an
Mrs. Carl Gunderson and so
of Chardon were callers G
4 Clarence Hubbard's, Sunday.