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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-01-24
GaHHiU
News by Mrs. Martin Langaa
Phone: Chesterland 1929

News by Mrs. Marlin Langaa
Phone: Chesterland 1929
Mrs. Maynard Shope and
small daughter returned from
the hospital on Wednesday of
last week. The little lady, who
has been named Deborah Ruth,
was born in ST. Luke's hospital,
Jan. 2, 1852.
Mrs. H. Tolhurst of Worrell
Rd. is spending some time with
relatives in Columbus.
Mrs. CLANCY McGurer and
daughter, Mrs. Ray Phillips, are
visiting in Kentucky, where Ray
Phillips is stationed.
Mrs. Roy STANCE and Mrs.
George James were in Cuya-
hoga Falls on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Guy of
Kirkland were dinner guests of
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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-01-24

RESTFUL LAKE - There
will be a Mothers march on
Polio Wednesday, January 3Oth,
from 7 = 8 pm. at Restful
Lake. Those wishing to donate
please have the porchlight on
or an unshaded lamp in the
window. Please have your don
alton ready as workers have
only one hr. work. If not
home at evening, send or leave
your donation at Mrs. Peter
Brizjak'S home.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-01-24

The Geauga Republican-Re~Ord
has the largest paid cirLdla-
ton of any newspaper In the
MiddIefield trading area!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-28
MARRIED

Beckman-Fla nigan-AIiss Betty
Mae Flanagan. daughter Of Mrs.
Laura Flanagan, of Deer Park. and
the late Walter W. Flanagan, be-
came the bride of Franklin Theo-
dore Beckman, near Oakland, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Beckman.
The wedding was solemnized at
$500 p. M, August Is, in the Bap-
fist parsonage, Deep Creek Lake,
with Rev. Paul S. Parker officiat-
ing. The double ring ceremony was
used.
The bride was a,tired in light
blue simmer satin dress with
white accessories, with which she
wore a small white feather hat with
rhinestone trimmings and a Shout
der veil. She wore a corsage of
white roscbuds and baby breath
and carried a white Bible.
Miss Dollie Flanagan, Washing
ton, ID. c., sister of the bride, was
her maid of honor and only at
tendant. She wore a navy taffeta
dress with white accessories and a
corsage of red roscbuds and baby
breath.
The bride is a graduate of Oak
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-28
Red Oak-Fairview

The annual 1.-Two feast will no
held at Fanview Cbrrcb If the
Brethren ou sunday pv4ninu Anp-
ust 81. at + o'clock. standard time.
Worship service M Fairyio,y
Sunday morning was in charge Of
Rev Jonas Sines. who is holding
revival meeting here this work,
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Cosner and
son. Of Petersburg w. Va. nj
tended church at Fairview Sunday
morning and were dinner guests
Of the William Bittingers.
Sunday dinner CHESTS of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. b Coopel. we're Mrs. Lizzie
Fike and Mrs Isabel Abernatnv.
Nj. and Mr.. Clarence Fling. of
Silver Spring. spent a dav With
relatives here last week
Weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joel Gregory were Nh. and
Mrs. Mark Thompson and children.
Bonnie Jean. Donna Lee and Terry,
of Covington. VA.
MIR. and Mis-. Dewey Stone and
family. of kingwood. visited the
Elmer Soldiers family one day last
week.
SUNDAY dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Blam6le were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Feather and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jessie Ediburn. of Eglon,
and Mr.. Ralph Gilbert and his
mother. Mrs. Gilbert. of Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Richie re-
Gently spent a day in Cumberland
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-28

Rosella Harvey were Mrs. Hazel
Evans, of Washington, d. C., and
Mrs. Henry Nine.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Truban and
children are spending their vaca-
ton with relatives in Red Oak.
Mrs. Nergie Childs and grand
daughter Shirley, visited Mrs. AL
media Baer on Monday.
Sunday visitors Of the Elmer
Soldiers family and Mrs. Vergil
Stone We're Mr.. Lee Soldiers and
son. of Aurora; Nh and Mrs Earl
Sims. Of Crellin; Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Hauser, Mt. Lake Park;
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Sisler and
family. Table Rock; Miss Blanche
Cosner, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Moon
and daughter, Esther Elaine. Ben
NY Cosner and Russell Biggs.
Teddy and jeanette Arnold are
visiting Donnie Nine this week.
Mrs. Hazel Evans and son,
Roger. spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Nine.
Mrs. Lizzie Fike is spending this
week in Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Sisler and
family visited the Elmer Soldiers
family Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Miller and
sons, Of Washington, D. C.. spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Nine.
Rev. Edith Cosuer was a recent
dinner guest Of Mrs. Lawrence
Harvey
Mn and Mrs. Lem Gordon and
two children, of Washington, d. G.,
spent last week with relatives here.
Subscribe to The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-28
Neil YOmner Is
Officer Candidate

Neil Clifford Yommer 20, Of
GAINESVILLE, has enlisted i'm the
Army for two years and has been
accepted for training in the officer
candidate school He is son Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Lee Yommer,
and husband of Kathleen NJ. Yom-
mer, Of Grantsville.
Mr.. Yommer was graduated
from Grantsville High school i'm
1919. He was a member Of the soc
Ger. basketball and baseball teams
for three years. Upon completion
of his officer candidate course he
will be accepted in an armorcd or
artillery unit or will be a trans
portation officer.
Prior to enlistment he was en-
ployed with his father in poultry
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-28

S. Army for two years and is
presently employed as a truck
driver.
For her honeymoon the bride
wore white gabardine suit with
anna accesSorieS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-28

farming. He was forwarded TO
Fort George G.. Meade near Balti-
more for processing, prior 10 basic
training.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-28

Stains latest five-year plan,
unveiled AT Moscow, was shown up
as fantastic fraud
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-08-28

more county; and sydney D. Pev-
erly, Hartford county. The latter, is
chairman Of the group.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

The Isl Nlrglllla regiment vas a
unit ORGANIZED and commanded by
George Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Gen. Crueniher To
Address Editors

NEW YORK gs-Gen. Alfred N
Gruenther. chief of staff Al ~.
preme Headquarters II Allied Pow
ers in Europe, has accepted an
invitation To address the annual
meeting of Associated Press mem
bcrs in New York, April n
Rol.crs Mclean. president oi fhe
Associated Press. announced he
acceptance Monday and said Gen.
Gruenthcr would be the speaker II
the annual luncheon. 10 he held In
the Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Gen. Gruenther. n 50, j. the
Youngest four star general IN Tire
4. $. Army. iiis name - one ol
those usually mentioned among
possible successors Ia Gen. 1T the
Army Dwight ID. Eisenhower a.
SHAPE commander. II Eisenhower
rellnquishes the post.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Valuable Animal Still
Most Coveted; Prices
Range Up To $4,000
For Choice skins

NEW YORK T-Mink Is siill q
girls bestowed friead.
The man In her life may Try
getting her mind off mink by snick.
ering about political scandals But
the iow-down. gentlemen, n that
the average w0man--n0 matter
how sweet she may be now about
saying. ''Of course We cant afford
n. yet"--ssill wants O mink coat
the minute you can find the money
and she can shake you loose from
n Sales records Of fur shops bear
this out.
And now the mink has found .
friend among the Legislators. The
New York state Assembly Tues
day decreed that hunters cant
shoot mink. Seems 10 feel II isn't
the mink's fault II got mixed up
with Washington. And q mink peli
with a bullet hole In II doesn't
bring rs good a price, either.
Furriers say mink Ia still the
most coveted coat they sell. In
the hoity -toltiest u the Fifth Ave.
nue. shops. they say the mink coat
In the $4,000 10 $4,000 price
range arouses the least price-rc-
sistance talk from customers
There aren't as many Of these Gus
toners this year as last higher
income bracket taxes being what
they are now. but still it's In the
other fur lines clerks have 10 do
the biggest sales talking
Also. mink peiis sell most freely
Al the fur auctions here and In Can.
ada. and their price Is reported Ia
be the best maintained. In this
connection. the mere male may
take some satisfaction from learn.
ING that male mink pelt Is con.
sidered twice az valuable a. q f.
male pclt. being darker and richer
looking.
Some might say us unfair that
males should be skinned twice
first 10 make the coat. and later
10 pay for n. But any discussion
of mink Is likely 20 wind up In the
matter Of ethics these days.
Furriers would like 10 quiet the
ethics talk. hoover. even II sales
don't seem 10 have been hurt by
II. They admit that the mink has
vicious disposition. and SHARP
teeth 10 back n up. But they In
sist It's no fault of the little am
NAL that mink coats and politicians
seem 10 mix 40 well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Bilbray Is
Commended
For Work Done
served With The Naval
Assistance Advisory
Group 40 u.s.. Embassy
In Brussels, Belgium

"A letter "A commsndasion for has
sxeelleni performances a duty with
me Naval Section Military Assist
eneo Advisory Group a the United
States Embassy. Brussels. Bel.
siam. has recently hecn presented
~ Narvie l.. BiIbray, Chief sonar.
men. usN. he II presently sta
tiuned "A the Us. Fleet Sonar
sthool. ksy west. Florida. a. an
Instructor.
nllbray Il the husband II the for
msr Miss Frances &. Iimehouse
81 Naval Dase. Sc. md the broth
ef "a nebeFt l.. Bilhray N General
uflxexy. nagdag. Florida.
During Ms flve months tour a
Kneopaan duty. Chief Hilbray also
frNsned Belgian personnel In the
o1arasion and maintenance u no
nAF equipment. Belgian personnel
worked ulth him under has inslruc.
thuh during the perind described
Neferfing 10 q letter received
frnm the Naval Section. Military
Assissnnrr Advisory Group. Bfus.
sdik. HeiAfum. commencing hi.
bray highly for the excellence ID
Co.. lof ~ had done. The commen,
dallnn reads IN part.
TIE Commanding officer ex
tentA ~ congratulations los this
acknowledgement ~ your excellent
pWfimnanre n duty while attached
~ IT, hafal Section. Military As
aissAHst Adxlsnry Group. Emhasx,
~ thn tinted States ol America II
brussels. Belgium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
H1 Wuepholo

her profile viii be- minted Royal
sery ants viii be wearing new
monographs. II III r.. represent.
ing Elizabeth II. Regina
snaFing The Queens burdens tn
some extent will be her husband.
Who Is expected 10 receive The title
Of Prince ConSort. lie may advise
and assist her IN the affairs ol
state. bat Elizabeth alone will
reign. although both are great
grandchildren Of Queen Victoria.
the last rcigning Queen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
sORROwINC QUEEN
Continued From Page Onep

VIZ. father Of the frs, Queen
Elizabeth.
The proclamation was published
In all morning newspapers tcdas
and viii be repeated simultane
ously With SIR Georges reading At
Temple Bar. ancient Fleet Street
gateway 10 the Old City Of London.
from the steps Of the Royal Ex.
change In the financial district.
and Al shire halls and gulldhalls
throughout the country.
n also viii be- read throughout
the Commonwealth and Empire.
As n Is read. ilags al half staff
IN mourning for the dead sovereign
viii be hauled 10 their massheads
al the words God save the
Queen" They viii fly for six hours
In honor 81 the ncw ruler. then
be lowered again 10 half staff un.
I'll after her fathers funeral.
The Queen, flying across Africa.
the Mediterranean and Europe
with her husband. Philip. Duke of
Edinburgh. was due In London N
$50 pm. lii:s0 am. EST.
Elizabeth was 10 he met al the
airport by her uncle. the Duke
~ Gloucester. Prime Minister
Churchill and q few other political
leaders. Her fathers only other
living hrofher. the Duke NJ Wind.
sor. sails tonight for England from
New York aboard the Queen Mary.
Churchill appealed 10 the people
Wednesday night 10 stay away
from London Airport and LEI the
Borrowing woman arrive quietly.
Her Majesty should be met only
by those whose official positions
make II appropriate for them 20
he present n the airport, he said.
From the airport. Elizabeth viii
he driven first 60 Clarence House.
her London residence a. princess
and then 10 Buckingham Palace
for meeting of her Privy Council.
There she viii take her oath to
uphold the British constitution.
Before the Council. In her clear
high voice she VIII make the ms.
tnrte accession declaration. n In.
clufes these words
a do solemnly and sincerely
IN the presence Of God. profess.
testify and declare that | am .
faithful Protestant and that I wall.
according 70 the true intent az the
enaesmenis which secure Prutes.
tan' succession 10 the shruae M
my realm, uphold and maintain
said enaciments N thc best % my
powers. according 20 law"
Accession 10 the throne must
come FIRST, before tire new QUEEN :
homage 10 her dead father and
comfort 90 her widowed mother.
Prime Minister Churchill viii al
dress the grieyins nation NJ Z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

MRS. PEARL TYSON. 81. ncr.
vonsly bites her fingernails
aftef she was booked on sns.
picion Of forgery al Los An
geles. She was named q bene-
ficiary in two wills purportedly
signed by Charles Babonct. oil
rich eccentric who died In 1850.
end would have reviewed sl00.-
600 under their terms A hand.
writing expert said both Wills
were forged.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

pm. "a pm. EST today
tAll major networks In the Unit
ed States arranged 10 broadcast
his speech. either direct or by re
broadcast
From the palace. Elizabeth viii
be driven $50 miles 20 the sad.
dencd Sandringham house. There,
amid the kanSas.like plains Of
Norfolk. her father lay Wednesday
night In his bedroom.
The widowed Queen Mother Ella.
abeth and Princess Margaret. Ella.
abcth's 2i-year-old sister, prayed
BY has bedside In the evening.
Comforting them were the Bishop
of Norwich and the Duke Of Glou.
cester.
Through the night, saddened VII.
layers and farmers and their wives
and children stood silently before
the great gates. peering down the
gravel drive ~ the great house
where their King lay dead.
Royal gamckecpers. wo0dsmen
and farmhands went quietly about
their daily duties in barn and field
Before every gate stood uni.
formed policemen. quietly telling
those who asked that there was no
more news.
When the plain coffin II finished.
the monarch's body viii be placed
In u and carried a quarter mile
10 the little church.
The carpenters Who built Il. the
woodsmen and field workers and
guardians of the game viii make
up the honor guard IN the dimly
IN chancel Of the chapel until ire
body Is brought 10 London by
tram, probably on Sunday
A detachment of a Royal Guards
regiment arrived from London 10
JOIN IN the ceremonial carriage n
the body from SandFingham 10 Inc
little Wolferfon Railway Statiom.
In London. the Kings body viii
lie IN state in Westminster Hall
chill. saniied chamber in the Pal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Mink Is Still A Girls Best
Friend In Spite OF Scandals
Say Happy New York Furriers
Hollywood Notes
~ RoR IhoMAs

HOLLY MOOD lR-Annetie kei
herman. the woman Who reyolu.
iionized beach styles. Today pre-
dicted the decline Of the Bikini
bathing suit.
In many parts Of the country
this Is hardly the time 90 be talk
ing about bathing suits. Bot u
won't be long before American
women will be- shopping for beach
wear. Miss KelleTman, who popu
larlxed the 0ne-plece suit, declared
the girls will be- hitting the beaches
with more cover up than the
French style suits afford
II don't think women like the
Bikini suii. she declared The
women Who have worn them have
told me they feel uncomfortable
ard conspicuous IN them. Resides,
they expose some II the less grace.
ful parts Of the anatomy.
Mack Sennett. Who also helped
rcvolutionizc teach apparel with
his bathing beauties. has predicted
that the trend IN swim styles viii
reach the point where suits viii
be- dispensed with. Miss Keller man
doesn't agree With that.
II don't think women will ever
appear on the beaches IN the
nude, she commented. II isn't
matter of modesty, because that
can change with the times. The
reason is that only one woman ~
100, 600 has the right kind Of ply
sique 10 appear In the nude. Most
women would prefer TO wear suits
which can cover up whatever
physical inadeeuaeies they might
have.
Miss kellerman. Who swan IN
starring movies before Esther vii
liams was born. has opposed the
seanty suits since they were I'm
ported from the Riviera
"n had known that womef
were going 90 wear those flimsy
pieces of cloth. don't think
would have started IL all by In
/ Producing the one piece suit, she
sighed.
But ON the whude, I'm glad
did. | think modern bathing suits
have had a good effect on women
In the old-fashioned suits, every
woman looked the same, no mat
/ ter what kind Of figure she had
But now they have 10 pay aiicn
ton 20 their figures, especially u
the summertime.
u can see that very psainl!
with the health food store We rui
in Long Beach tCalif1. Ever!
May. We ge: great amount o
business from women who come
In 10 buy reducing pills. They know
that the beach weather Is coming
and they have 10 look their best
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

ace ~ Westminster where Parlia-
meni meets in nearby chambers.
This is where the body OF has ia
Their, George V. lay and where
George vi last appeared 10 dedi.
cate the new House Of Commons,
from which all Kings are barred
by the constitution.
Today a eatafalque was built IN
the hall TO bear the coffin. On ITS
planned oak top will lac the i'm
perial crown. splendldly lewelcd
symbol of a never-empty throne.
The royal family and members
Of both Houses Of Parliament viii
attend q short funeral service. The
rest Of Europe's major crowned
heads--the Kings Of Sweden. Nor.
way. Denmark. Belgium and
Greece and Queen Juliana Of the
Merchandising expected 10 at
tend also.
Then the ancient baronial hall
viii be closed until the next day,
when the Kings subjects will be
permitted 10 file past IN ecoffin.
Elizabeth will decide how long IL
will lie there In state.
From Westminster Hall. the body
will be taken 10 Windsor. where
IL will be buried beneath the
Imply hanging silken banners 0i
the knights Of the garter. Already
there also are the bodies Of his
father. his grandfather. and such
ancient rulers as fabulous Henry
WIN and beheaded Charles l.
Correspondents accredited 10 the
court were told today the King died
of coronary thrombosis blood
eliot that reached his heart. Ne
had an operation three years ago
10 relieve a vein disease which
could have led to the formation
Of blood clots. and last Sept. y.
doctors removed a cancerous lung.
The London Daily Express said
the doctors who removed his hung
knew that he had only a short
time 10 live and II Is almost
certain the King also knew"
Even before the funeral. official
duties viii surround the new
Queen. older by five months than
the first Elizabeth when she came
10 the throne.
The priyy councillors must re-.
new their oaths Of allegiance. She
must stipulate the period of cuurt
mourning. which In modern times
has tended to grow shorter and
less formal bat which u expected
10 last AZ least nine monihs. She
must approve scores Of proclama.
tons.
She must take up residence IN
Buckingham Palace, moving from
nearby Clarence House.
More duties wiIl crowd ON her
later. Sometime she must decide
when she viii confer upon her >.
year-old son. Prince Charles. the
title of Prince Of Wales. He Is
heir 10 the throne and only he can
bear that title. but II does not
come automatically. The sovereign
confers u when thought best.
by tradition a period Of SIX
months To q year or more elapses
between the proclamation 81 new
sovereign and the coronation In
Westminster Abbey In . ceremony
laden with medieval color.
BY that time. new coins bearing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

Mrs. &. J Peat, great grandmoth-
or. and Mrs. Mp. Carrera. grand
mother. attended the christening ~
Susan Lea pellicier last sunday In
the Tasernier Methodist Church.
Both are Key West women. Mrs.
Carrcra being employed In the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07

supply Dept. Al the Us. Naval Sta.
ton.
Godparenis for the baby n the
ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. wR.
Albury. her aunt ard une,e a.,.i
officiating was the Rev. &C. ri.
Were, formerly pastor Of the First
Methodist Church In Key West and
nov visiting a. Rock Hsrhor.
Pastor of the Tavernier churca
the Rev. Roy %. Burgess. assisted
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-07
Students Aid
Hurricane Relief

MONTREAL. ---aF1.-- West In
dian students NJ McGill Univer.
sity staged their own concert in
aid 81 the jamaican Hurricane
Relief Fund. They featured
colorfsil CALYPSO music in q carih-
bean setting with authentic cos.
Tunes Of the students native
lands
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-10
Goodrich Reports
For Duty Here

Lientenant Burton J. Goodrich
IN reported aboard the u. S. Ma.
wi Station. Hey West Tor duty. He
was tormerly attached b the U.S.S.
Gatilag, destroyer e71.
Sinco hie entry into d. Naval
s1rvic6 a 1p1o ks has received the
Good Conduct medal; the American
Area medal: IL Pacific Area
medal. and ~ World War II VIC
tory metial while serving aboard
the U.S.x Nitro: gU.S.S. Monaghan;
U.S.S. Patrol Craft 4s1; U.S.S. Don
Owoods: U.S.S. Bowers: U.S.S.
Marlboro U.SS. r. M. Robinson:
and Ne U.S.S. Calling.
This tour al duty will be Lieutan-
ant Coodrieh's first shore duty
sincs his entry into the service q
years ago.
HIS only duty On land was tenn
porary. Boot camp, nj Newport
was one instance. Maehinist School
q N0Ee0ik was another. Diesel
school at New London was the
third and last.
He was born Ii Norwich Vermont
IN 12a3. Before his career started,
hs attended Hanover High School
In Hanover. New Hampshire. His
father, Clarence Goodrich. present
" lives IN Orangeburg, New York.
Lieutenant Goodrich Ii married
to the former Gloria u. Mach oil
Kissimmec. Florida. They have two
children. Priscilla A., aged II. and
Pamela T.. aged 3.
His family Is presently living II
Kissimmce. Lieutenant Goodrich Ii
staying at Bachelor officer Quar-
ters u2 the Naval Station.