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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17

FRIDAY, APRIL IL
Martha Fisher.
SATURDAY, APRIL 12-
Reuben r. Byler.
Jesse Carlton.
Mabel Richmond.
Sovilla Miller.
MONDAY, APRIL IA
Willard j. Rice.
Martha Essenwine.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS
John Thomas.
David Coblentz.
Jeremiah j. Miller.
THURSDAY, APRIL 16-
Otto Had.
Sylvia Gingerich.
FRIDAY, APR. 18-
Mrs. w. c. Merwin
Sally Yoder
SATURDAY, APR. 1e-
Kenneth Davis
Grant Schmid, Jr.
William E. Byler
SUNDAY, APR. 20
Betty Ann Mullola
Louis Szorad
Keith Sawyer
MONDAY, APR. 21-
Sheriff. Lee Adams
Elizabeth Irene Schmid
Helen and Katherine Kunz
James Farmwald
TUESDAY, APR. 22-
Mike Carpenter
Charlie Blake Mcdonald
Dorothy Harrah
H. d. Miller
Richard McMinn
Michael Szepessy
WEDNESDAY, APR. 23-
Hattie Parnoby
Mrs. Sylvester B. Hosmer
Erwin Fisher
THURSDAY, APR. "a
Mrs. Jonas Hostetler
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17

A BETTER NEWSPAPER is
indicated by the Record circu-
lation of 40 percent over the
state average.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17

Ask for your Jubilee tickets
every time you are in ChardOn
- every merchant can supply
you.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17
Newbury
News by Emma Blair
Telephone Newbury 372
Golden Anniversary

Golden Anniversary
Newbury Grange is extend
ing an invitation to all to help
them celebrate their golden an
niversary Wednesday evening,
April 80, at 7:30 at the school
house, and help your P.T.A.
who will serve the banquet at
$3.50 per plate. Come and en-
joy a fine meal, and good
entertainment put on by the
Gay Ninety Choral Belle of
Shaker Heights, Mrs. Roy At
terholt of Mayfield, director.
Please make reservations to
Hilda Knox, 844, or Emma
Blair, 372, or drop us a card
to Newbury P. o.
Have you bought your tic
ketS for the concert and dance
at Newbury school, April 10,
to help finance the trip to
Columbus of our orchestra
where they will enter the
State finals? Help your young
people; they will appreciate it.
Church
A large crowd attended the
Easter service Sunday morning
Starting Sunday, April 20, a
lunch and coffee will be served
before the service.
Next meeting of the New
bury teen-agers will be held
Sunday evening, April 20, al
700 at the church.
Mrs. Andrew Carpenter is
organist and choir director al
the morning service.
Personals
Mrs. Myrta Russell has been
having the flu the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blair
and family visited his uncle
Audre and family, Sunday
evening.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17

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Evening star., 1952-03-16

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK near
st. AIMS Church and school, post
war brick. q lge. rms, 2 tile baths:
lge. fenced yard; gas heat; can be
purchased at reas. price. LEGUM
g. GERBER. Realtors. OR. 5000
Evening star., 1952-03-16
NEW LISTING
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION
207 E. Underwood Street
Chevy Chase, Maryland
$18,950
FIRST PRESENTATION
BERKELEY
OPEN SAT-, SUM-, 1-6
2349 KING PL. NV.

Preshowing Of this delightful new
home built BY Edmund D. Warther
many fine custom features seldom
found In new homes today. All the
very finest construction features.
White brick with slate roof; living
washer and disposal, large screened
living porch, breakfast porch PLUS
BEDROOM AND FULL BATH ON
on second floor. Paneled recreation
room; built.in garage; gas heat;
$32.S50. Berkeley Is Frank 8. Phi.
homes In the city's most desirabie
residential area adjoining Wesley
Heights and within minutes Of
From Foxhall I'd. and Dexter st..
60 west ! block to 49th st.. left
70 Calvert st., short left to King
'ss:, S; 'sh' asI Of T ssss. shs', FRANK 9. PHIL
LIPS DI. 141l. I'D
Evening star., 1952-03-16
statesmen WANTED
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK near
st. AIMS Church and school, post
war brick; q lge, rms, 2 tile baths:
lge. fenced yard; gas heat; can be
fsazss asRsEs r Realtors. ssis; efl0e Or. Sood
till 8 pm.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
:$1S,500. This attractive det. home
has been completely redecorated in
the charming Williamsburg manner.
Reception hall. liv. .rrn.. din: rni.,
rm.; and ficor. 5 bedrms., bath and
Enclosed sleeping porch; garage:
sEAITY CO. On. ea ssas. Once
BARNABY wooDs-yuilt in le41,
this lovely brick home with heavy
slate rooi, matches inside and out
fioor has paneled den and iavatory,
? very attractive lis. rm. openine
to Q screened porch, large din, rm.
and extra-nice git: with dinins
space space; There are o. spacious % @ bsdfms
pine paneied with outside entrance
The attractive yard Is about 170 IT.
deep. shaded by oaks. Exclusive
BILLlNGsLEY REALTY CO.. OR
1926 It'll 8 pm.
BRIGHTw0oD; 8 bedrnis., liv. rm,
uLu. tu.s k4t. .O1l uSebs % llsUUU, u =
DAVID Z. BARRY, Me. 2025. -1s
BRIGHTWOOD AREA-Needs redec.
oratinR. but is priced accordinglyi
rooms including. q .1st-hoor der
or bedroom and " bath: attrac.
tive detached home with new ga,
furnace, fenced-in-rear yard ant
gear detached garage. priced fol
immediate pn, r sale ooa..; St Sl4,a61o. klSs ESs
f. NV. Ma. 07b3.
BRIGHTwooD,s gEsTo 81 BUY. oPel
It. The price Is reduced tn:
corner brick has rms. and baths
Incl. Q full Kitchens, gas h.-w.h.
tiful corner lot. driye-in garage. Sc
s e snSe Is ~ we Kansas are soiaS nSe 20
to 35ISherman Circle and our star
LARFY o. STEELE. RE. 049a
sSsHfdhffs%SSooD-open sSHfd fsSSo sunday IL
660l 3rd pl. NV; semidet. bricl
4 bedrms,, Ia baths, lily. rm,, Dir
rm., den, breakfast nook and kit
sSlt-jP sS1 5E ssEs ssSs 81 on aeas sM TSsaazs sa 0f'
BRISMTyoSD; BH'I,pos,Es , nE TAX .,tdsx gk ds, r.
RArrqLL PIsnsi REAL ESTATE. sa. ITO;
EkiGHTWOOD - Tuckerman st. {
14th.-De luxe prewar brick 1
beautiful condition; LIST n powdi
room, z rooms, pa baths, recre,
ton room; gSrags; gS Al dsppTi ds Ni
ssgi s.n msns ass. or. LEaSao SoSo. . ohH1A'
Evening star., 1952-03-16
$1,5OO DOWN

OPEN SUM-. 2-6.
1914 Baltimore ave-, T&koma Park.
SOut Piney Branch rd through. un-
left. 60 block. turn right 10 house (
Semidet.; living rm.. dining rm., very
large Kitchen, pantry; 3 bedrms.
and bath. 2nd moor; 2 partly I'M
ished rms. top. floor; gas heat; deep
!oL; good cond.; payments, $a2.5O
per mo; mo- Don't miss It. sTRoUP.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Beautiful Crestwood
4 Bedrooms and Study

A lovely corner home in this ex-
elusive and highly restricted close.
In neighborhood. Especially well
suited for doctor. Includes livin1
sSaory Eco With ad Frspsce Fss tp dPps
space on flrst floor. All rooms are
exceptionally large and brieiit
Super-size master bedroom with
private bath plus two other large
bedrooms, an attractive study and
tifully finished bedroom ON the third
Moor. Two-car .garsge.- lovely recre-
alton room with fireplace, gas air
conditioned heat and wall-to-Wall
carpeting included 81 price. Entire
property in perfectly immaculate
condition. Owner urges immediate
8. PHILIPPE. pI. 1411. SO
Evening star., 1952-03-16
HOUSES ron sAlEla.W.
CLEVELAND PARK

tNEAR BUREAU or sTANDARDs)
lots Of charm. True center hall.
bay windows and fireplace Ia living
room. 4 cheerful bedrooms. den.
IN baths. Very convenient trans
portation; close to schools and
Immediate sale: S28, $50 or best
offer. Open Sat. and Sun. 12 TO
Evening star., 1952-03-16

DRY CLEANING STORE
ATs5ads MontSy srSSs' ssn ss ls0e S0cb to $500
prOximstely 5000 Vor worth mSfs; q EQUIP. np.
. ment included. Owner must be in
New York City before April /. Any
reasonable offer will be considered
Phone 20 3-9797. today from 10
Evening star., 1952-03-16
INEz cUsHARp, REALToR

MoHIcAN HILIS-OPEN 2-6 Pm.
An ideal home for entertainment
with . spacious living rm.. dining
rm. and library. There are 3 bed
rms. l baths: also apt. for maid
tirepl.. oil h.-w.h. The Groom
guest house has q bath. fireplace,
furnace and giassed-in porch, The
wooded lot Is 14Sx175. Houses
need redecorating, therefore prop-
erty Is priced 1T SOS, 300. 10 reach:
GO &C out Mass: ave, to Mohican pl.,
64l7 pahlorneta I'd. MRS. BUR-
GhsS Realtor, 6iO9 Broad st.. WI.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
REALTTooRsN REALTTooN AMI CO.
9O6 10Th st. NV. ST. O56O.
OPEN SUN. g

A better spacious home in q dis
sf sossS doonsc seaeSps.
14x28 liv. rm.. formal din. rm.,
porch ultramod, kit. den and full
bath. 1st a.; 4 corner bedrms.. 3
baths, 2 sleeping porches, 2nd a.;
stairs to full attic; daylight bsmt.
ave. Just past 34th ST., left to 1920
Evening star., 1952-03-16
BRIGHTWOOD

1870 MONTAGUE ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TIL 8
brick residence, 5 bed
rms. and nursery. Ia baths, also
Built-in gar, oil h.-w.h. M. bus,
schools. Priced to sell. Make your
offer today. Directions: Out b4th
gt. NV. to Montague Il blk. above
Madisonl. Mr.. Reid on premises.
AVON SHOCKEY, REALTOR
TU. 210O $40 Kennedy st. NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
AMERicAN IINTV. PARK

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
A spacious brk. home within one
blk. OF st. AIMS and Janney schools
entrance hall and lge. liv. rri1., din.
rni.. kit. screened porch on lst n
3 twin.sized bedrms, and 2 baths
full bsHt. FENCED yard. NE
CHEVY CHASE, .. .c.--Det;
Sath. Ssail / Sse-nss., s s i,urssry and I )
baths on End A.; finished rm.
on Srd. Price, S32, 500, only
S5, 900 down and $2lb mo. on
bal Mr.. Rowland with DRURY
REALTY COhp,S MI. 4uuVs
ESTABLISHED REST HOME NJ
Near Silver spring: large, detaen,
Tegul. ca 1122, RA. 1858.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
CoNaRFss1oNAr,

\ s-acFs eNsn estats, ecnsistins Hh 1sfn 8 main
house q individual and intsrestinss
In Its aesigns on main d.. there Il
ige. iiv. rJis din. rm,, beeutifully
sa snaeled dcomps.sly Ssaay s9sh sa9sahiDDeS ss
msster bedrn. With BATH. ih suest nsspinns, rIa.,
bath and { screened porch 81 square.
dancing proportion. on q lower
level, there Ii ) large clubrm., bath
for future DEVELOPMENT; 2-car ga
Nv. rn., kit, bedrm. and bath; on.
portunity TOR income AZ desired,
In Q wooded setting. this home en-
JOYS . beautiful outlook and has
active stream running through
1rolndS Ilease call Mrs. Taylor.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
,sasIErH5IlRp,, y, ,PARK,

1888 18th ST. NV,
OPEN SUNDAY, ] TO 8 PM.
BE amonG the. first to see this i'm.
macuiate and tastefully decorated
brick home containing large nyirlc
T40,n T'o,n. with lsn mirESred fireplace. larss
cabinets, modern kitchen and break
!ast room. Wall-to-wall carpeting
3 large bedrooms, 2 baths. dnished
Attic and lovely recreation room
yttn bar, new Bryant gas heat and
LOUIS RupDEN, Ex. 5707
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
A lovely detached house with Spacious
rooms, det. garage, lovely fiowered
Lot, fenced, oil h.-w. heat. Most
conyenient location. Mr.. Maury. TU.
MARSHALL J. wArLE co.
Realtor. 1924 I4th st. NV, DI. 1886
OPEN SUNDAY 2-S
Priced $1,000 Less Than Cost
1905 MADISON ST. NV.
Dat. brick. 8 rms, 3 baths. garage.
McDEvTTT REALToR. RA. 4422
De LUXE GUEST HOUSE
DOWNTOWN - S29, 800
- rooms, 4 baths. oil heat. gear
brick garage: income $4,000.
SAM RoSEY. AD. 27OO
s1l MARIETTA PL. NV.
Nice 6.rm. semidet. hrk.. auto. heat:
nuilt-in garase; Priced low for
34S1, RA. 4109.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
Spring Valley
Impressive
Southern Colonial

WITH AN OUTSTANDING GARDEN
or GREAT BEAUTY
Enjoying the quiet eeciu1ion OF wash
ingfonss finest residential section, 4
Is carefully planned IN every. detail,
iuxuriously appointed and impafte
an Air Of distraction found only in
the best.
: Has 9 bedrooms. 4 baths
and powder room, large CEN
ter hall and LIVING room with
adjoining living porch. library,
dining room. pantry and kitch-
en-, recreation. room and 2-car
garaee.
It's magnificent garden. inspired and
executed by q nationaily famous
landscape architect has that rest.
fullness achieved by perfect balance
and elegant simplicity.
w. C. q A. N. MILLER
pEvELoPAaKNr co. OR. AGA
Ae3O Mass. Ave. NV.
once open daily and Sunday
Q an. - Q pm.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

DE LUKE RAMBLER
ROCK CREEK PIX, D. G..
OPEN SUN, / TO 5-Custom built
in every detail featuring 3 twin-sized
bedrms., 2 ultramod. baths q. with
vanity, lge. liy. rnl. with hrepl, all.
cleo. kit. attic with stairway, fun
I'm. bsmt. patio, det. brick gar. cor.
ner lot. NOT UNDER REG. x. Good
financing. DIR: North on 10th st.
to Kalmia rd.. left to w. Beech dr.,
right TO corner of Sudbury I'd. and
open sign at 1888 SUDBURY RID.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 X ct. NV. Realtors. ME. 5400
DUPLEX APARTMENT
Semidet. brick. gas heat. Owners
apt. has beautiful rec. rm. Up.
stairs apt. rents for $100. Priced
right.
IA APARTMENTS
Near Scott. Circle. Brick. oil heat;
l4ss on total Investment.
APARTMENTS, ROOMS
Near Calvert Bridge. New house
per month. $1,000 down.
EUGENE p. NIXON
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. RE. Sl12
Evening star., 1952-03-16
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. 1l13 18th st. NV.
OPEN 1-6 PM.
6310 18TH ST. NV.

IT'S PRETENTIOUS
But don't let that scare you. we are
mansion with the owner tafine bscf
. sizeable flrst trust. THROUGH
center-hall plan, lavish mirrors,
bedrms.. 2 baths, Q rms. Ia attic,
rec. .rm,, 2-car det. gar, rear scr,
porch. Lot 60xl7O. Extras toc
ngmsrous nun to mention. Reduced TO
X. WINSTON AND co.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
10Th ST. CORNER

10Th ST. CORNER
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR OR EMBASSY
Near Rock Greek Park, In fine neigh
borhood; large detached home; @
bedrooms, 3h baths. comfortable
modern and oWner-occupied. De-
tails. call Mr. King, TE. O726.
RDDELL REALTY CO.
Dl. 1000. Exclusive AGENT.
Evening star., 1952-03-16


Near 18th st. & Columbia Rd.
dividual front, 10 large rooms, 4
baths. new oil h.-w. furnace, excel
lent condition, convenient to car
usually socd location for professional
people, rooms Or nursing home.- The
area Is one Of 1ne houses. Price,
$4,000. Cal NJ. Gay. night Or
SHOEMAKER, 1719 Z st. NV. ma.
1855,
Near 9th and UpShur SITS.
house On : iot e0xioo let contains
3 fooms. baths and . heated b
lhot hot E.tsr -, using la ssss; ss.,. Tners :. z "a 2
one car. with two rooms overhead.
The property is yoned fQr apart
Rsoss sHoEMAkns, k1sfs isls sSG T. n.. NI
Evening star., 1952-03-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEWSSTANT
GROCERY. D.GS

One Of Northwest's best; doing $3.50
total price, $4,000. with $4,000
Evening star., 1952-03-16

MASS. AVE-. EXTENDED--MOde
prewar brick home on beautiful
wooded lot. Center entr.. Ice. iv.
rm. with nrepl.. din. rm., kit,
paneled den. scr. porch. 8 spacious
SSedfms:. 2 baths. rec. rm.. auto.
stricted area. Well priced. EARL
WRIGHT. WI. 5000 or WI. 9IO4.
MOUNT PLEASANT - SIN. somidet.
brick: full bsmt... gas heat. yard;
cash @ ssrmsi GE oy s4ss eEns5 sftess ss sn SGo
Evening star., 1952-03-16
RooMING HoUsE-oood n,

10 rms, baths; completely furn.
down payment ior quick sale. No
brokers. DE. 1884. LIZ
4s1a KANSAS AVE. NV. - ROW
brick; large liv. rm. and din. rm.,
den mod. kit, dinette. 3. bedIms::
windows and awnings; facing park;
mr.. schools and busline. $S, 900 cash.
S15.960, terms. OWNER, GE. 1857.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

FACING the Potomac River. Va. PAL
isades and Chain Bridge. Q pano-
rama of perpetual interest this
Moorish type house is on lot Of
about 75x1S5 feet, bounded BY q
smell park at the rear and within
room n0Sh aininr raS sas ssTns sd Ftchen Iisns
all large. as Is the marble. foored
front porch. Also on the 1st floor
ar. an attractive den. powder room
and sunroom. Second fir. has 4
Sedroo sns bh sas sd tes s
en-. A variety Of fruit trees. at
traetive shrubbery. Price S31 500.
Night or Sunday call Mrs. Merillat,
co. .5165. LOUIS z. SHOEMAKER,
17I9 x st n.w;s MA. 1l66.
: 2s baths. Vicinity isIisI izth and Ken
nedy SITS. NV. Would serve Is lovely
convenient home for . large family
or income property. Auto. heat, q
car garage. fruit trees, etc. sub
snt1 sssnttiSl 9NppsIn aSNNp IsyTsnt ME- FeaYilrssss lss
row BRICK. . rms. fun bsmt.. oil
east ment OWENS REALTY, aiyTY NE. 04S8.
1915 GALLATIN-Owner must sell;
price reduced under $50. 600; 9
large bedrooms. 33stt. Mv. rm: and
IICpldCCs p0AquGb AAOgtot CAA$A
heat; attractive terms. PALMER.
ST. S653 or co. 37l7.
DETACHED GRIN. BRICK, slate roof
full bsnit. with garage. Gas hot-ail
heat, OWNER, GE. 1907.
SOME DOCTOR CAN TRADE his
present home and acquire this ex-
cellent q. w. residential corner. which
has fine brick, center.hall home
plus complete professional suite
Of ofices with separate ground
level entrance; marvellous place foI
q doctor to step In and take over
where another doctor win be leay,
ing; SAG, 500 and worth 1t. RIPLEY
g ROMER, Realtors. 81. gill,
FOR SALE BY OWNER --8 -room
house: 4202 14th st. NV. or can
M. H. 1sss AND MADISON sTs.-Ise
detach., IL rms, 3h baths. rec
rm., 2.cAr gar; SS4,b0O. HART,
Hope I'd. Sc. Lu. 4-3400. VI. 5o76
IPEABODY ST.--Attrec. 4 bedrms;
Diet. home. modern kitn. front and
rear .porches; nice condition: desir.
able location: excel. terms: IA. 34p9
w. CLIFFORD SHEHT1ER. Hk
4 RHHl
Evening star., 1952-03-16

FOUR BEDRMS.. DEN. GARAGE
Nr. Walter Reed Hospital. Large
living room. fireplace. den, 19-ft.
dining room, large modern kitchen,
2 tile baths: finished attic:- level
lot and shade trees. VIM. II.
SAUNDERS. INC, DI. 1015; ewes.
FIRST TIME ADV. Lovely semidet. 9.
rm. brk.; upper Brentwood; gas ht.,
refer. elec. range; gar; only 912. $50
with $4,000 down. Ewes, GE. 24S9.
WASHINGTON REALTY, 0E. $500.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

AID, NEW YORK. INC.
}sS7-2S 3Oth st.. Long Island city,
STILLwELLL 6-O4OO
Or our representative in this area
Room MF5; sI5 Iaos 3. NsR NARREMGToN 6IS on wv
Washington. d. c.
STERI.IN(i OR22
Evening star., 1952-03-16

GLOVER PARK-A semidet. brick,
with liv.. rm.. din. rm., kit, Q bed
rms. and bath and having in addi-
Lion lion an out-of-ground apt. which
call Mr.. Reed. eyes,, WI. 7191, with
1NEZ CUSHARD. Realtor. OR. 1882.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15

Nineteen hOstesses and cO-hOstess-
es worked with the committee. In
this weeks meeting. the 80 new
members were enrolled. A program,
What is that in thine hand?", ar
ranged by Mrs Mulligan, was led
by Mrs. Emerson Keeler Mrs El-
wood Short led the worship service
and Mrs. John Malarkey sang, "My
Task, with Mrs. Melvin Hearn as
accompanies Refreshments were
served by Circle No. >. Mrs. John
King, chairman. The various Circles
held brief business sessions prior
TO the evening program.
The Georgetown Fire Company
responded to a call shortly before
midnight last Friday night and eX-
tinguished a fire at the sawmill Op-
Grated by Granville Hill. at Stock
ley. Damage was confined to a shed
which housed mules and horses, all
of which were gotten out safely.
Yesterday afternoon the .firemen
answered a call for a woods fire on
the j. B. Wagamon farm. on the
, GEORGETOWN Bridgeville Highway
Judge James B. Carey handed
Gown a decree nisi in four divorce
actions in Superior Court, here, re.
Gently. DEGREES granted and The
grounds for divorce to the follow
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15

man, summarized the corn yield
contest and gave some informative
facts on cost angles and said that
it costs approximately $25 per
acre to grow corn, taking into con-
sideratiOn, machinery used, seed
costs and labor involved" There
was some discussion as to weed
control, participated in by Grange
members. 1t was pointed out by Mr..
Warrington that IA farmers were
entered in the contest, 63 of whom
grew 100 or more bushels per acre.
Otwell Pettyjohn, Worthy Master
presided over the regular Grange
session. Twenty-six applications
for membership were voted upon
favOrably and will be initiated at a
future meeting.
/ In cOmmemoratiOn of the ami
/ versary Of entrance as members OF
Midland Grange. Worthy Master
/ PettyjOhn presented flowers to the
following members: Mrs. George
White; Mrs. Lola Pepper; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Edward Rogers; Mrs
Randall Rogers: Mrs. Eva Rey-
nOlds; Mrs. Mary c. Wilson anC
William H. Henderson. all of whom
became members of the OTganiZa-
ton in February of various years.
Midland Grange has been award
ed the Red Ribbon Award o.
National Grange for placing seconC
in the nation, in National Achieve
ment Project.
Mrs. Madelyn SammOns was narl
ed general chairman. to select he
own committee, to serve dinner TO
the Delaware Farm Cooperalives
, on February Is.
The Tefreshment committee in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Can
. non, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kapp, e
mer Massey and William Massey.
. When Sgt. and Mrs. Jay AckeI
man. of near here, return frOI
their honeymoon they will fin
i themselves without living quarter
Fire completely destroyed the bur
galow to be occupied by the cOupl
, / together with all the newly pul
chased furniture, electric refrigeI
/ ator and new stoves. early la!
u Wednesday. The building was Owl
. ed by Harold Kruger. and locate
" about 2 miles from Georgetown. NJ
Kruger etimated the loss on II
y building at $1,000, with partial il
= surance cOverage. An apprOxima
u estimate of loss on the hOuseho
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-15

day, at pm, in ROXana Methodist
Church, with Rev. James Langreil,
pastor of GumbOrO NJ e h I'd S I
Church, officiating. Interment in the
cemetery adjoining the church.
Mrs. Lille NJ. Baker, native of
this town. died Friday, in Philadel-
Phia, where she had been making
her home for the past few years
The widow of the late Washington
Nj. Baker, formerly Of DagsbOro.
She was the daughter of the late
William r. and Emma Rogers. also
Of DagsbOro. Surviving are two
daughters; Mrs Ollie Brumbley, of
Philadelphia and Mrs. Frank Stalk
house, of New Jersey There are al
so two brothers; William H. and
Walter L. Rogers, both of Dagsboro
y and 8 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren. Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon. Feb
ruary 12. at 1870 o'clock, in Christ
Methodist Church. DagsbOro. Rev
+. c. Graham. pastor of the church
conducted the service. assisted by
Rev w. s. Grant pastor of Grac,
Methodist Church, DagsborO. Inter
men in Red Mems Cemetery. il
DagsbOrO.
The W.S.C.S. of Grace Methods
. Church held a Results Meeting
. marking the close Of the visitation
plan. in the church, this week. Mrs
Edward b. Green, president, pre-
= sided. Thirty-five new member
were received as a result Of tn
Link Visitation plan, which bega
on Jan. 10th, in the parsonage
l when Mrs. Earl Sylvester explaine
the plan and on Jan. 22nd hOstesse
and cO-hOstesses, together with Pre-
= spective members attended a meel
ing in the church to hear the rt
corded speech of Dr. o. A. Bartle!
= The membership committee con
= prised Mrs. Henry c. Graves, chair
man; Mrs. Thomas G. Mulligal
E Mrs Edward Green. Mrs. Charl
i Short. Mrs. Martin Petit Mrs. f
wood Short and Mrs. Harry Swai
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furnishings was placed at between
$2,500 and $4,000. 1t is not known
whether there is insurance cover
age on the house furnishings. The
fire was discovered at about am.
by a neighbor, Merle Rogers, who
had been aroused by the illness of
one of his children. The George
town Fire Company responded to
the call and were able to prevent
explosion of fuel oil tanks in the
rear of the house and prevent
flames from spreading to woods
nearby.
Sgt. and Mrs. Ackerman were
married last Friday and had lett
Immediately afterward on a honey
moon. Sgt. Ackerman is a U. 5.
Army inspector stationed at the
Swift and Co. plant, located in
1 Georgetown.
The cause OF the fire is undeter-
mined.
Mrs. Helen f. Hellsinger, aged
"a years, of near Redden. died in
Milford Memorial Hospital, Sunday
afternoon, after a long illness Mrs
Hellsinger was a native of England
and a daughter of the late John anC
Catherine Thompson Marshall. FOl
the past several years she has made
her home with her daughter. Mrs
7 William Walton Sr., Of Georgetown
X. d. Besides her daughter, ther,
are two sons, Carl r. Hellsinger, y
Trenton, n. j., and George T. Tor
chic. of Berlin. ~ J. There are als'
r grandchildren; great-grand
= children and one sister, Mrs. LOui
Leanor, Philadelphia, Pa. Funera
services were held Wednesday af
ternoon. at two o'clock, in III
Carey Funeral Home, Georgetown
= Rev. James O'Neal, pastor OF til
Glendale Methodist Charge Ofticiat
ed. Tnterment in the cemetery ad
n joining McColley's Methodist Char
d el, near Georgetown.
) Mrs. Eunice Hickman Wilgus, az
20 years, widow of John Wilgus, {
]. Roxana, died Monday morning at
= her home after short illness. Bor
: near ROxana. she was the daughte
It of the la,e Selby and Belinda Lyme
i Hickman. Surviving are sons. X
d ley and Edward Wilgus, both
r. Roxana; grandchildren; 2 grea
e grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Jenn
l. Morris, San Antonio, Texas;
lie brother. Frank Hickman, Roxan
d Funeral services were held Thur