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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-28
DO Geanga SNamps Cause
Polio in Akron Area?

Beck told Kiwanians of his
years of effort in cleaning up
swamp in his neighborhood.
He said he and his neighbors
had reclaimed over 1,700 acres
of Geauga land.
His action started with a
legal fight over a dam below
his property. After the dam
was broken he and his neigh
bors dynamited out the bed
of the stream and today the
water runs deep, fresh and
clear.
MIR. Beck has spent a life
time in the marine service and
has been with the Coast Guard
for many years. He is shortly
being transferred from the
Cleveland area to Ludington
Michigan. He is commander
in the Coast Guard service.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-28
Rose Schmidt
Died in Akron

Rose Schmidt, 81, formerly
of 2O7 Cherry ave., died Satur-
day, August %, at her late
residence, Turkey Foot Manor,
Akron.
She was the mother of George
Schmidt of Cleveland, Fred
Schmidt of Akron and Mrs.
Doris Ehninger. Her daughter
was first grade teacher in Char
don schools last year.
The funeral was held Monday
under the direction of the
Ritondaro Funeral Home. Burial
was in Chardon cemetery.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-28
Geanga Increases
Polio Gifts from
81 to 10 Thousand

Geauga county increased its
donation to the March of Dimes
to $10,920.42 this year as COM
pared with $4,1O3.33 a year
ago according to the state re-
port released today.
Geauga was ninth in the
state on a basis of per capita
giving with a record of .4O99
as compared with .15402 a
year ago.
Charles Hall of Chardon was
chairman of the campaign this
year.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-28
Chardon5 Football Season Opens
September II at Chagrin Falls
KENNETH STARR

Chardon folk will get a
preview of their football team
next Friday evening at Perry.
Chardon's first three games
are away from home and they
will not be on their own field
until October 3 when they
will play Jefferson.
Coach Aatos Nikkila in ad-
dition to his large squad has
eight veterans returning this
year. Boys who have played
previously include: Kenneth
Starr, Harold Quaintance,
Don Pinzone, Richard Ripple
and Richard Carver, all pic
tured in this panel. Not pic
tured lettermen include Dav-
id Mcintosh, Ronald Walsh
and Richard McMasters.
Other boys reporting for
practice are: William Dire
mann, Wilson Smith, Merton
Beckwith, Robert Daniels,
Larry Thompson, Richard
Grantham, Robert Fulton,
Tom Reef, Richard Walker,
Walter McMasters, Victor Du-
Lava, Forrest Leggett, Ken
Schad, willard Morgan, DON
aid Leggett, Frank Wilmot,
William Mock, Robert Che
ney, George Phillips, James
Jefferson, Sherman Jefferson,
Thomas Grantham, John
Kohr, Roy Jones, Frank Jess,
Jack Savage and Wayne Bur
nett.
Coach Nikkila will be as
sisted by Coach Rhodes (pic-
tured) and Coach Kenneth
Engel who comes from Mid
dlefield.
SCHEDULE
Football schedule as an
nounced today by Coach Mix
kila is as follows: (all games
except the Mayfield game are
night games).
Sept. S, Friday, League Pre-
view.
Sept. IL, Friday, Chardon
at Chagrin Falls, there.
Sept. 10, Friday, Chardon
at Wickliffe, there.
Sept. 26, Friday, Chardon
at Perry, there.
Oct. 3, Friday, Jefferson at
Chardon, here.
Oct. 10, Friday, Chardon at
Mayfield, there.
Oct. II, Friday, Edgewood
at Chardon, here.
Oct. "a, Friday, Chardon at
Madison, there.
Oct. 80, Thursday, Kirkland
at Chardon here.
Nov. z, Friday, West Geau-
ga at Chardon, here.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-28

Taking over the coaching job at Char
don this year is Aatos Nikkila who
comes here from Perry. He is gradu-
ate with a batchelor of science degree
from Bowling Green and has credits
toward masters degree from the Uni
versity of Wisconsin and Bowling Green
Evening star., 1952-03-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE

PACKARD 19lIsde luxe 4.df. sedan
original cWner $3.50. Can =. y
PACKARD 1850 "135" 2-dr.; r. and
nisR Asovs avsrsse 1ss Is every sssGsss ass
$3.50; guar. ROYAL MOTORS
Chryslsr; ; ;-rglzZnYseuth. gZYs - Kennedy St
|PLYMoUTH 1887. 40 Dodge motor;
& Z, sa snd b; h. sest ST. covers, new battery
car, with good motor; $500. Teie.
to e, Eslls E,lls chyIch cEy Hish school. ash
fSExMoSSTI Sn. 1917 specls, g !. luxe 3. {
phire blue orig. dnish Ike new,
Striped brosdelotS interios spot
less: TOP mech, cond., excellent
sdsssom ssns Only .ss ssss Ioozn esSii e nTok assl
CO.. I'LL 18th st. NV, DI. $500,
open evenings and Sundays.
PLYMOUTH 1850 de luxe 2-dr.; one
owner. 10000 orig. miles. posi-
sysis n susr. EoSE s2nd M1oss; 3ss;
Chrysler; Plymouth, Is Kennedy st.
PLYMOUTH 1881 4-dr.; r. and h.;
one owner. low mileage. like new
ROYAL MoTocRRs. chrysler- -Piym. lynn.
S9th, Is Kennedy st. NV. TU.
5PLYMoUTH ~ Special de luxe ADJ. !;
and a., seat covers; $776. GE,
PLYMOuTH AZ Special de luxe T.
+ door: fully equipped, T. and h.; me-
ehanic's special; S495, MORRIS
HUGHES. 1914 osorgia ave. RA.
PLYMoUTH 1s4s Special de ias.
SLIGO. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
Ga. ave. Ia 1900. lis
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr sedara one
owner; very clean car; 81 .S06: viii
trade. HO. 1915. --14
PLYMOUTH 81 Cambridee 4-dooI
sedan. like new. very low mileage.
TAKoMA MOTOR CO. tFord Deal
ewes. until 8. Ju. 7-9657. III
PLYMOUTH 1947 Special de luxe
sedan; h., 8. c.. clean throughout,
1886 down. g mos. to pay. Guar.
/ year or 10000 miles. Open ewes.
till 8. COAST-IN PONTIAC. APT
Florida ave. ne. AT. 1900. lii
Evening star., 1952-03-13
AuToMoBlLEs FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 81 Cranbrcck %-dr.
sedan; equipped: like new with very
PERKINS MOTOR SALES. IA.
6-0130. Id
PONTIAC 1946 sedanstts; sauipped
with radio. heater and seat covers;
sandstone grey finish set on with
sparkling chrome Anish. This car
SeeS. LOGAN McTcR Co. iii
18th st. NV. pl. $500, open eve
nings and Sundays.
PONTIAC 1919 Chieftain de luxe
4-dr.; sun visor, spotlight, cuatom
covers. r. and h.: one owner: Ike
new: 81 ,495. KLEIN MOTORS,
2301 ~ st. NV. NE. 67B0. --lz
PONTIAC 1850 Chieftain. de luxe
cony. coupe; dark green. black Top;
Low mileage: one owner. Only
kIEfS MoTohs. ssoi % X u. nv.
poNIixS oSi SuSo; ip47 4-dr. sedan; is r. ana
Ss4s SSss4 seat covers; ssas; terms: VA
PSCNTTiAc ls47 eony. epe.; T.. and
wholesale; $3.50; terms. LA. S-els4.
PONTIAC 1949 2-dr.; r. and h.,
Hydra, jet-hlack finish. clean inside
and out; 81 1896; guar. ROYAL
MOTORS, Chrysler-Plymouth, IS
Kennedy st. NV. TU. 2436. e-14
Evening star., 1952-03-13
AUTolAoslLEs pok SALE


GOOD condition; SiSt. Can after
cOnd.. dependable; Sis5. ia. 5$i4'
IsTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4.dr.
sed.; equipped with climatiSef, over
drive and other extras; midnisht
blue finish set on with sky.blue seat
covers. The gas-econouiy car that
will perform great mileage savings.
Buy Y TODAY for Sl.296, LOGAN
$500. Open EVENINGS and sundays.
'STUDEBAKER l947 Commander
sedan. radio and heater; overdriye:
very clean thronehout; Se96; 2.day
money back trial, A-month written
guarantee. HILL d SANDERS,
Washington's Oldest Ford dealer. ma.
$3.50. lila Vermont ave. NV.
8TUDEBAKER 1o47 Commander busi-
asss rss e9sSs s7ss fRsoNs aaS e. Vic, 4NoEs. M.
son. Chrysler . Plymouth Dealer,
S32l Hampden lane. Bethesda. WI.
sTUDEBAKER '4s ccmder, sonyers.
excel. cond., new TOP, r.; $3.50. 8. q
7. AUTO SERVICE. xx. 590S. -i4
Evening star., 1952-03-13
AUToMoBlLEs FoR SAILS

s,hgDESAxER ,ruD!rss,. iozl , z7sr. sedan: cood
Ssas! Ss%ss sss sas ';1s s.scss;: sssssEs: 1riSf''
WHY'S 1949 station wagon; ]-eyi.,
heater and o.d., clean throuFhout.
excel mechanical cond. Priced for
NC, Ju. 7'soso; eyes, dE. o457.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsAf0DlLE so "se" club coupe;
warranty; 81. .7e5. oLMsTT1ESSp5 Tea 5'SWGoH Woa
T0nRS T0R CO. 1000 Wilson blvd. oW.
CLDsMoB1LE 1850 "ss. 4-door- Sc
dan; radio. heater, Hydra Matte
2-tone finish. Outstanding, low
milsase; one:owneT car; 81 .995.
iEM. z70s). 1900 Wisconsin ave.
oLDsMoBILE 1910 club coupe; g.
cyl. straight shift, good motor,
body, tires, r. and. b.; 1925. 4457
Quaries st. ne. after 4 pm. la
OLDsMQBILEs 81 'gs" de luxe Holi-
day sedans; Hydra-Matic. r. and b.,
low mtleage: new:car warranty. 8
MslSJos sl55 Co, soOO Wilson S blvd. .sSR oW'
oLDsMOBILE 1s4s "ss" cony.: :.
and h., Wv. tires: perfect cond /;
S1.345. cash. trade or terms by
bank sa 1908 Bladensburg rd., La.
OLDs 1s4a "7e" club sedan; f HYDRA,
r. and h.; $1,000 miles; new appear.
ance inside and out, mechanically
perfect; sl'37S. oW. 1855 after
oLDs le4s as" a-dr.; r, and -.
nsf1ra. res1 clean owasr; esr 10y sY,ss 9s1sleass
g4ss.n g@4Gasn' 10 Kennedy st. NV. to.
OLDs 40 Futuramic "ss' sedanetts;
what beautyi What q car! Care.
fully kent. orig. dnish like new.
sparkling chrome. natador red
wheels, w.s:w; tires. chrome wheel
inscs;or iH,scs; immscnlats M e. custom broadcioth
radio and fresh-sir heater. turn turn
signais. fender skirts. chrome win
dow visors baekins iight. Grille
sss: aS0ta only p'gPs sS5osof Eoaxss nf sssMs MoHs la
CO. iii 18th st. NV. Di. $500.
OLDS 1850 ."SS' de luxe 2-dr.; r.
ana H., Hydra; ! owner; like new
Ro9sL n5lsi anS aoroRs SSs SsaS spfir
mouth. mo- is Kennedy st. NV. TT.
oLDs Al "7e' e.dr.; Hydra Matte,
fully eepip.. perfect black finish,
RRi1s-H1uG,HEs, 1IS:, 7614 GEORGIA ave.
oIDs. I'D; lass; ass, 1850 d. luxe club -is sea;
fully eauipped; low mileage; pvt.
SSywner;; s;E ESl'77o or best offer; terms.
oLDs. 1885 coupe; fair cond.; sell
as 49, $50 or best offer. CHI. 2326.
PACKARDS. all years from 194I to
1881; Several models each, year. All
esS4S1!srn6Nyys exsssllsns 6Tys ,,$lg5 $lg5 to 81, ,sss ,ssSs
PACkARD 81 "30o;' 4-dr. sedan:
black; seat covers, radio, heater;
ultramatic; fully equipped; original
ton: $4,000 Of best Be- 'sanut ofser Car So1ai can
be seen at rear 4O8 LIST st. NV.
till $50 Pm. Phone Me. 61S7. LIS
Evening star., 1952-03-13
AUToMoBiLEs FOR SALE

HUDSON 1851 4-dr. sedan: fully
HUSD5ssoN hollywood 1881 super r .;
.S.a ssaSsiipI "A. .soas 4 ~. ani.h; H. snd I.
$3.50 Cd current new-csr Price, only
iMs.c:d.. g51i o1i aYgYi aY%glYisonsia avs- ss-
HUDSON 1851 sedan; :. and h..
.rrs,iys. oysrdriys. 9th ether ,i..uas ,Sixt.as; nsM.car
SSRsle SAss MoeiFToRsSa. iNc ssS aoi wiseOn- iGaaL
sin ave-, Bethesda. OIL. 2121.
KAISER 1947. peri. cond. 3. and h.:
I. AUTO sERvioEs. Ex. SsSs. If . z
KAISER I949 4-deos sedan; excel
p. good tires: VIII trade. Priced
MoroSkss, Ss1 NC. Ju ssssssoso; sssso ssss.'
ssS sisbs s4s siNSY HMooSRssss Ssss isso Sss0
YTNdoiM r; + sSs iasY n;s HU aU.,d Soll ...t4 .l4
canary yellow, black top. IA. 900 act.
Griv. % cost end new ne vE sts.rss H5ydr. 5TI.1
guaranteed: 1896. MoNrGOM.
57Is Biadensburs I'd. Ar. sSssss's' ssss.' "
MERCURY 1850 sedan; dark blue,
heater; Wv. tires. A truly clean
Hill HILL 9Onsn sANpERsi si''sn M.shs. hsSaren5ss oldsst
Ford Dealer INA. gS5OI. lila Ver.
mont ave. NV.
MERCURY 194g de luxe 4.dr. sedan;
nicely kept; pretty orig. finish,
sparkling chrome. w.s.w, tires. clean
whipcord interior. excellent motor,
slossss5s oa sS5a iis1o!f EoToR sids Co. niIiGri
18th Ct. NV. d., $500. Open ewes.
MERcSRY ia SHnpaisil isl7 4-dr. SEDAN; IT.. .
beauty; for above average In ap-
pearsnce and mech. cond.; immacu-
mso,b late inteTSs; a,,si ntrT srstrEiins chrome
(. and h. tted sCE seat coveTs: SeGS ears. csnss.
LOGAN MoToR CO, iii 18Th st.
NV: D1. $500. Open ewes. and Sun.
MERCURY 1881 conv.;. gray. black
topi showroom new; 1.owner: car
& ay4o 4S5;siRfslSRR so, s4zEsESN4E fEES 4.
MERCURY 1910 convertible; fully
sss %osRsHGasEs nsE 5sssfE 7Si4 sEP'r o.eIss s2ss
.S e.; IS g, y sa issssy ~ ssny, .na 'sa.;
p SITS. NV. and 5000 Conn. ave.
NASH 1881 Ambassador Custom;
Hydra, h.. dir. signals; peri. cond.:
1000 mi; S1,e95. UN. S576. IL
NASH 1850 Statesman 4-door; Cd,
T.. and b.; written guarantee: ST.
345. ALEXANDRIA NASH. 1706 Mt.
Vernon ave. Ewes. til 0. AL. 1880.
NASH 1850 Statesman 2-dr. sed.:
I, ~. snd b, SoH cSyerdrive' H1,,ssU; tane senS !;
Chrysler.r lth Dealer. 472i
Hampden &c.,. Bethesda. WI. 2615.
NASH 1s47 "eoo' 4-dr.: :. ana h.:
orig. finishi excel. tires: nne cond
throughout; $79S. guar. ROYAL,
Kennedy st, NV. TU. 2438. Ia
1947 conv. coupe;
radio, heater Hydra-Matie drive.
excellent cond:. new seat covers;
bargain ct $685.. OIL. 2025. ia
Evening star., 1952-03-13

MERCURY 1850 sedan; dark blue,
heater, Wv. tires. A truly clean
car: 81 1,495. sTwo-day. money-hack
tEisl 19; 4-month Z. .HMhvy ygittsn 81, ssHarsntee;
Ford Dealer INA. sS5OI. lila Yer.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Soroptinnists
Pick Committee

The Soroptimist Club Of WASH
ington elected Mrs. Edith Claude
Jarvis as chairman Of its Norni-
mating Committee at a business
meeting held yesterday at. the VIII
lard Hotel.
Also elected to the committee
were Miss Mary Agnes Sweeney
and Mrs. Florence M. Meara.
Miss Nelia Turner, president Of
the club, was elected delegate to
the national convention of the
American Federation of Soropti-
mist Clubs to be held here in July.
Announcement was made that the
incoming president. yet TO- be Sc
lected, viii be the clubs othef
delegate.
Named as alternates to the con-
clave were Miss K. Virginia Tim
mons and Mrs. Marie c. Rogers.
Evening star., 1952-03-13

by Q committee made up Of the
Safety Committee chairman Of
the Womens' club, and the rrin-
cipal and 11fth-grade teachers Of
the James Monroe School.
: A boy from the NTH grade is
chosen to 60 to the camp So as
to prepare him for safety patrol
duty In the sixth grade.
The award. given at the March
meeting Of the club. was pfe-
sented by Hampden Smith, last
years scholarship winner.
Mrs. L. H. Blevins Is the new
president of the Womens' Club of
Lyon Village. She succeeds Mrs.
Allan Hunter.
Other new officers include Mrs.
j. II. Reynolds. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. J. s. Waters, second
vice president: Mrs. O. n. Mcclure,
recording secretary: Mrs. j. @.
Starns. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. w. II. Garner. treasurer.
Installation Of officers viii take
place at the June meeting.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Issues of 50
Supper Topic

political Issues Of the 1862
Campaign" win be the subject OF
a panel discussion Sunday which
will conclude the 1852 series Of
public affairs supper programs
sponsored by the Washington
YWCA.
Speakers at the final supper on
Sunday win be Senator Nixon,
Republican. of California. and
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat
Of Wyoming. Everette r. HOLES ot
the Mutual Broadcasting System
will be moderator. -
The YWCA Public Affairs Com
mittee which planned the five-
supper series is headed by Mrs.
Jack Steele. She has been assisted
BY her committee including DR..
Albert Atwood. Mrs. Walter Judd.
Mrs. Arnistead M. Lee, Mr.. Lynn
Eldridge. Mr.. Paul Howard and
Miss Aletha Pearson.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Readers Clearing House
oYSTER pIE.

From Mrs. y. F.S., Washington
Here Is our recipe for oyster
pie. which yoti requested some
time ago. Illness prevented me
from sending 1t In sooner. Drain
and look over for pieces Of shell
4 pint Of oysters. Make your
favorite pie crust and line q g.
Iinch-deep pie tin. Place oysters on
crust dredged with flour and sea-
son with salt to taste. Pepper is
optional. Dredge more flour and
dot with butter. Cover with top
crust and bake in q quick soven
about 80 minutes. Make d cream
sauce into which you add several
whole allSpice. Serve over wedges
of the pie as soon as it is Drowned.
There are a number of recipes,
but this has been q favorite in our
family for many years.
\ y
TABLE MANNERS?"
from Mrs. W. r. c., ArlingtofJ
I would certainly appreciate II
if some one could furnish me q
copy Of the words to the poem
Table Manners"
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Talk on Birds Set

Ralph Lawrence, well-known
bird photographer. viii illustrate
Ia talk on Birds Of the Washing
ton area" with colored movies al
IA luncheon meeting Of the George
Washington University Faculty
Women's Club to be held at ! pm
tomorrow In the Fairfax Hotel.
Mrs. Mitchell Dreese. president
Of the club and a prominent MEM
Der Of the Washington Audubon
Society. and Mrs. Carl Lauter,
also a member, of, the society. are
in charge Of arrangements for
the program.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Club Awards Scholarship

The Womens' Club Of Lyon WI
lage has awarded Thomas Enrich.
10 NTH grade student at the James
Monroe School In Arlington. with
ia tuition scholarship ta the Safety
Patrol Camplat Kilmarnock. Va.
The award Is made annually by
the club in the interests of pro-
noting the school safety patrol
program. The tuition covers cne
weeks training ii safety patrol
work at the camp which IS spon-
sored by the American Automobile
Association.
This wears winner was chosen
Evening star., 1952-03-13

This years winner was choI
Evening star., 1952-03-13
DATE NUT BREAD.

(Ff0m Mrs. L. w. H., ATlingt0
Mrs. A. F. S., Washington: In
answer to your request for q date
nut bread here Is q recipe that is
the best I've ever tasted. / have
passed it on to everybody that has
ever tasted 1t and It's so good and
so easy! One and a half cups wal
nuts (don't break them ups too,
fine). and ] package dates tcup) J.
Chop dates and add / cups hot
water. Add fScant teaspoon soda
to the water. Cream together Il
tablespoon butter and cup sugar.
Use / egg we'll beaten and 1k
cups sifted flour. Cream butter
and sugar and add egg. dates, nuts
and flour. Bake about As minutes
to l hour in a $50 degree oven.
1nvert pan on cake cooler and let
cool. If this isn't the best you've
ever tasted. "I'n eat my hat" to
quote q phrase.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
Contributions and requests

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
Sender'S full name and adj
dress. We will withhold botn
and use only initials. Please
address mail to the Readers
Clearing House, Womens
Page The Evening Star,
Washington 4.
Views expressed in the
Clearing House are not neces-
sarily those of The Star. and
as it Is obviously impossible
for us to test all recipes sub
mitted, we cannot assume re-
sponsibility for them.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
from Mrs. r. L. H.,
Gent pJpnsnnf i


Mrs. E. II. K, Clinton: I be-
neve the following poem about
q Morgan colt in a snowstorm Is
one she is referring to. It ap-
pears In Poems Of Today" edited
by Alice Cecilia Cooper, CHM &
Co., 1899.
THE RUNAWAY.
Once when the snow OF the year was
We stopped 9SotS 5y e., 9suntain ~ pasture to
A little Morsan had one forefoot on the
The other cprled at his breast. He
And s6p9' s19rted at US. And then he had to
We heard s.s the mini.sur. thunder where
And We saw him. or thought We saw him,
Lifs ,,;., Z s6sdow s AGAINST the curtain of
4 think the iiitis fellows afraid Of the
w 4: s ,. sns s:.s sr:sse :. 8. I T.. s1 PIE.
I doubt Z even his mother could ten
IT'S only xesffherii He'd think she didh,t
Where 8 his mothers He can't b. out
And now he comes again with clatter Of
And mounts the wall again with vhited
And alI his tail that isn't hair up
H. shuddsrs his coat as II to throw Of
Whoever It is that leaves him out 50 late
When other creatures have gone to stall
ought to Be told to come and take him in. !"
ROBERT FROST
Evening star., 1952-03-13

Prepared mustard peps up
|mayonnaise: put the mustard in
Ia small bowl and blend in the
|mayonnaise with a spoon. q little
at O time.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
eisHyse;8htgfiye degrees
IS the best Temperature
for raising yeast dough.
"THE MORf4AN COLT y

THE MORGAN COLT"
(From Miss B. r., Washington
The poem asked for is 'The
Runaway" by Robert Frost. It
should be found in any library.
Evening star., 1952-03-13
ROANOKE?

IFTOm MTS. a. T., HdnODeTJ
We are moving shortly to
Roanoke. Va, and ! would like
to know the best section in which
to house hunt, keeping the schools
elementary in mind. We like
to live fairly close to school.
Around Williamson or of VIII
hanson road near Route II as
one drives down from Washington
appeals to us, but so far we have
only been there once for q few
short hours.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-09-19

The Manteo Woman's Club has
awarded its Educational Scholar
ship to Miss Doreen Midget of
Manteo. Miss Midget left on
September 10 for Greensboro,
where she entered the Woman's
College of the University of
North Carolina.
This Scholarship for $10O was
established by the Woman's Club
this year and Miss Midget is the
first to receive it. It is open to
any graduate of the Manteo High
School, who makes a "B" average
or better during his or her four
years of high school, and whose
financial need of such scholarship
is confirmed, and who possesses
character traits desirable for the
development of worthwhile citi-
zens, upon written application
stating why he or she would like
to receive such scholarship.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-09-19

PHILLIP R. SMITH, is a new
conner to Manteo. He with his wife
and children will reside on Road
Street, and he will be associated
in practice as a laboratory and
X-ray technician with DR.. r. C.
Brown. Mr.. Smith was born in
Rockingham, Richmond County,
N. c., May 20, 1924. He received
his education in the Rockingham
Public Schools and graduated from
Rockingham High School. He en-
tered the Navy January of 1912
and was sent to yarmouth Col
lege, Hanover, New Hampshire for
training as a Pharmacist Mate
for one year. In 1943 he was sent
to Hospital Corp School in Ports
mouth for one year to finish his
training and to graduate and
was sent overseas in 1944-Janu-
airy. He served aboard a Sub
marine Chaser as Pharmacist Mate
in the Pacific until December
1915. After leaving the service he
held position at Woodland Her
ring Hospital in Wilson, N. C. as
Laboratory and X-ray Technician
for two years and for the past
four years at the State Hospital
at Goldsboro, Goldsboro, N. C.
Mr.. Smith married the former
Beatrice Baker of Florence, S. c.,
and they have three girls, Gail,
age 10, Jackie, age 7, Phillis, age
8 and they are members of the
Methodist Church.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1952-09-19
OCRACOKE LANDS
NOW IN SEASHORE
PARK BOUNDARIES

At the request of the National
Park Service of the Department
of the Interior, the U. S. Attor-
ney General has filed in Federal
court petition for the condemn
alton of lands on Ocracoke Is
land to be included in the pro-
posed Cape Hatteras National
Seashore Recreation Area. 1t was
announced that the lands listed
in this action would comprise the
total acquisition on Ocracoke Is
land. Not included in the condem-
nation order is the village of
Ocracoke. The National Park Ser
vice announced that substantial
area around the village was left
for expansion.
This is the last of three such
actions that have been filed in
connection with the project to
clear titles to some of the land
and should speed up the process
of acquisition and prevent land
speculation within the area to be
acquired. The other actions COW
er lands on Bodie and Hatteras
Island.
Despite the filing of the con-
demnation suit, direct purchase
of the lands in the condemnation
area will be by negotiations with
the owner where a clear title can
be conveyed and a mutually ac-
ceptable sales price can be agreed
upon. The National Park Service,
through its land acquisition office
in Manteo, North Carolina, hopes
to acquire the land by friendly
negotiations rather than by use
of court procedures, except where
there is some cloud upon the land
title which the court must clear.