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choir started the imaginary
scene. The junior choir sang
Easter Dawn" and after the
sermon, "Christ is Risen," con-
Guiding with the senior choir
singing "All Creation Sings"
thus ending the story of the
Resurrection in song. The SUBJ
ject of the sermon was the
last of the seven words from
the Cross, thus concluding a
series of sermons.
A service of baptism was
held for Diane Slota, A COM
munion service followed, end
ing the Easter service. One
hundred forty persons were
present.
Plans Square Dance
The Friendship Circle of the
Congregational church are hold.
ing a square dance, Friday
April 18, in the Parkman school
gym. This is the first of q
family affair to be held by the
group. The dances will be
called by Don and Kathy Bort
ner of Hiram and will instruct
couples in the art of square
dancing. Admission will be sc
cents. Since the admission is
low, bring the whole family
and enjoy this evening with
the friendship circle.
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and was able :; to be at home
for Easter Sunday but returned
to the hospital in the afternoon.
1t will be necessary for him
to undergo another operation
this week.
Guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Youdsavage on
Sunday afternoon were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Walker from Indiana,
Penna, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Sodergren from Cleveland
Mrs. John HasEllison and
sons, Myron and Keith, spent
their Easter vacation with their
husband and father, Rev. John
HasEllison.
Easter Sunday dinner guests
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Crittenden Rites
Held in Florida

BURTON - Rites were held
in Eustis, Fla, Tuesday for
Mrs. Lou Crittenden, 81, for
mer resident of Burton, who
died Sunday.
Mrs. Crittenden was the wild
oW of Fred Crittenden, who
was cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Burton for many
years.
Mrs. Crittenden had been q
resident of Eustis the last 20
years. She visited old friends
in Geauga County last year
Surviving are two daughters
Cecile and Arleen.
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Celebrates Silver Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Narvey Moss
of Parkman celebrated their
silver anniversary on Easter
Sunday, April 13. The daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Moss honored
their parents by holding open
house Sunday afternoon be-
tween 3 and Z o'clock.
Cancer Drive
Miss Clara Latimore, chair
man for the cancer drive, an
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-25
PROBATE NOTICE
APPROVAL AND SETTLEMENT
ArCAUTNrNG

General Code, See. IOSO8-36,3s.
Accounts and vouchers of the
following named persons and ed
tates have been filed in the
Probate Court of Geauga County,
Ohio, for approval and settlement.
ACCOUNTS
Newton b. Chapman. Executor of
the Estate of PETER ROSEUM.
Deceased.
Pauline r: Gruss, Administrative
SInt ct the Essats EpaIss of ANNA XiR-
FIRST PARTIAL ACCOUNTS
Ferdinand d. Mass. Guardian Of
EMIL r. MASS, Incompetent
Wilma M. Peairs Trende, Guard
ian Of DONALD LEONARD
SECOND PARTIAL ACCOUNT
Doris Patton. Guardian of HAROLD
CAMP. RICHARD CAMP. JEAN
ETTE CAMP and WILLIAM
CAMP, Minors.
THIRD PARTIAL ACCOUNT
The Union Savings and Trust Com
pany, Trustee of the Trust
Created by Item VIII of the
Will of EMMA M. c. RIES, De-
Unless exceptions are filed
thereto. said accounts will be for
hearing before said Court, on the
1st day of November, 1852 at
1000 A. M, at which time said
accounts viii be considered and
continued from day to day until
finally disposed of.
Any person interested may file
written exceptions to said accounts
or to matters pertaining to the
execution Of the trust, not less
than five days prior to the date
set for hearing,
HAROLD J. RICHMOND
less Probate Judge
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home, but are beginning to
cook up a bear and deer hunt
ing expedition.
No Fish Story
I've written about you, now
I'll write about me.
Getting up one morning as
one does, half asleep, went
down the basement to get a
can of milk. Being still in
the moving stage at our house,
we placed 2 bushel baskets
with canned goods across from
one another, leaving room
enough to just walk between
them. To continue my story,
I am, about to walk between
these two baskets when I no
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and the whole business had to
be left behind.
So our boys leave for home
again coming to the Bruce
Mines (Here l was to contact
Jim Paryzek and ask him what
indian shot an arrow at whose
windshield?) AS yet I have not
been able to contact Jim, so
you folks who are interested
can ask Jim that one.
To get on with the trip;
they continued on through
Sault Ste. Marie, across the
upper Peninsula of Michigan,
on the Straits and on back
home. They covered approxi-
mately 1900 miles. They seem
pretty happy about being back
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mary is employed in the Pay
roll dept. of the Cleveland
Pneumatic Tool Co. Alberta is
staying in Cleveland to finish
this years schooling.
Mr.. Divoky is general fore
man at Cleveland Pneumatic
Tool Co., driving back and
forth each day with his daugh-
ter, Rosemary.
Any time someone calls at
this home they are greeted
with a hearty and honey vel
come. These are really swell
folks.
Feeling Better
Rosemary Divoky is back
home and coming along fine
after spending a week at Mary
mount hospital, where she un-
derwent surgery the past week.
Attend Meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kraus
of Restful Lake attended an
executives meeting of the
Chagrin Valley Symphony Or
chestra at the home of Maurice
Cancasi on Solon Blvd, in
Solon, Ohio.
Mr.. Cancasi is the president
of this group, Mr. Charles
Kraus vice president and Mis-
Charles .Kraus is entertainment
chairman.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ashton
and daughters, Jeanne, Linda
and Bobbie Ann, are now living
in the Waltman home on Edge
water DR.. at Restful Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Casper
of Bass Lake Rd., spent Satur-
day in Medina celebrating the
silver wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Volar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Bucholtz
celebrated this same occasion
with the Volars last week.
A Fish Story
Paul Clapacs, James Paryzek
and Al Rowland took a long
drive up to Canada to do some
fishing. Starting from here they
took it on up into Buffalo,
through to Niagara Falls, Tor
onto, and then North Bay
where they spent the night al
the Empire Hotel. Getting up
early they continued on their
journey to Sturgeon Falls and
past the Morten River and
into the bush at Tee Lake
Here is where they settled
down to do some good fishing
After turning in one night
the boys were awakened by ar
electrical storm which threw
trees around and chopped them
up.
The boys were pretty much
upset over this experience and
when they got up in the morn
ring decided to do some fast
fishing and cut the stay there
in half.
I'm told they caught so many
fish that they filled a truck
which was so (Qoaded?) that
the springs were on the ground
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News by Mrs. Frank Waltman
Telephone Newbury 1872
Mission Group
st. Helen's Mission Group
held their meeting at st. Helen's
and had as their guest Father
Moran, whom they welcomed
warmly.
This group will continue to
do work for the church as
well as the Catholic Maternity
Institute in Sante Fe, New
Mexico.
Mission meetings are held the
third Wednesday of every
month in st. Helen's church
hall at o'clock, if there
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should be any cancellation or
changes members will be mott
fled.
Bags Limit
Mrs. Lillian Brooks, Punder-
son Lake and II years of age,
bagged her limit in squirrels
opening day, Sept. is.
Birthday
Mr.. Kenneth Hadder of Bass
Lake Rd. was presented with
a Super Grain Kaywoodie"
pipe, pouch and tobacco for his
birthday from the group he
works with at The Chardon
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ticed what looked like a stick
from one basket to another,
reaching down to move the
stick the stick moved and
much to my dismay dis
covered it was a snake. let
out a shrek which pretty near
brought the house down. My
husband came a-running and
finding out what the trouble
was started looking for the
poor fellow, who was so scared
we just had a dickens of
time finding him, but finally
did and so now I look twice
before 1 try to move any sticks
USE REPUBLICAN, RECORD
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DESIGNATION OF PARKING
M hYItER ZONES

In accordance with the direction
made by the Council in an OrdIn-
ance passed June s, 1850, and by
the authority granted to me
therein, L hereby designate the
following area to be made a park
ing meter zone. in addition TO
those zones heretofor set forth
in a designation of parking meter
zones approved by the Council on
August ), 1850:
The East side of South Street
from the South side OF the
Security Federal Savings *
Loan Association building to
the Cleveland Electric Hum
mating Company office.
Passed this day of September,
1852.
Approved by Council: .
Vain Parsons
ATTEST: Jennie c. Davidson,
Village Clerk
APPROVED: d. c. Muchmore
2C4O Mayor
LEGAL NOTICE
The Council of the Village of
Chardon wlIl receive bids at the
office of the Village Clerk for
the purchase of a 1898 Model
American LaFrance fire engine, or
its equivalent, until II o'clock
noon, h. $. Il. on Thursday, Octo-
ber 8, 1852.
The Village of Chardon reserves
the right to reject any and all
bids. Jennie G. Davidson
Village Clerk
2c10
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DIVORCE NOTICE

Matte Lewis VS.. Calvin Lewis
CALVIN Lewis, whose address is
Los Angeles, California, otherwise
whose address is unknown. Will
take notice that on September
Is, 1852, the undersigned filed
her petition against him in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Geauga
County, Ohio, praying for a divorce
and relief, on the grounds OF gross
neglect of duty. Said cause will
De for hearing on and after the
3Ist day of October. 1852.
MATTE LEWIS
BY Harvey ]. Johnson, her
attorney. 5c44
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Corner of Routes IA and 81

Rubber Co.
Wins Medal
Charles Kraus, who is attend
ing Ohio University in Athens,
Ohio, very modestly admitted
winning a sharp shooter's
medal last year, only S boys
out of 200 having had this
honor and Chuck was one OF
them. He has signed up for
8 years ROTC training, which
consists of 2 years basic train
ing, 2 years advanced, 2 years
active and 2 years Army re-
serve.
News from Florida
Mr.. Otis st. John, of Rt. "a
received word and the clipping
of his four generation write,
up in the Geauga Republican
from his sister, Mrs. Lena
Patch, who has made her home
in Florida and subscribes foI
this paper.
The DivOkys
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Divoky
having completed their home a
LongVieW Drive at Restfu
Lake, will now live there per.
manently.
These swell folks are not
exactly newcomers, having
owned property the past 81
years here and spending .
good deal of their summer
weekends among the folks here
gave them a chance to be.
come we'll acquainted and &C,
tive in this little community
The Divokys have four girls
Poeanne, Rosemary, Alberta anc
Kathie.
Joeanne is married and the
mother of darling son. Rose.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given tina
thirty three days from the frs
publication hereof towit: OF
October 21st, 1852 at $3.50 p. M
public hearing will be held a
Russell Township Hall on proposed
amendments to the Russell Town
snip Honing Resolution as follows
To amend Section TX, Paragraph
under Minimum Lot Area pei
Family to read l 1-2 acres instead
OF the present 1-2 acre minimum
To amend Section x, Minimum
Lot Width to read $50 Feet in
stead of the present 80 feet.
To amend Section XI, Set-Bacl
Building Lines to read 20 fee
instead of the present 90 feet.
To amend Section XII, Sid,
Yards, to read 80 feet instead o
the present Is feet.
To amend Section XVII, Minimum
Size of Dwellings. to read 75'
576 square feet per family unit
To amend Section XIX, Zoninl
Certificate, Paragraph to reat
$50 Square Feet instead of tn,
SIG Square Feet.
Russell Township Zonini
Commission
H. Grieme
H. Modroo
II. Stief
N. NJ. Wiegand
f. M. Wulf
1c3
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate Of BETH TEMPLE, De-

Ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on
the l1th day of September, 1852
Josiah w. Temple, III South ST.,
Chardon, Ohio was duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of BETH TEMPLE, de-
ceased late of Chardon Village,
Geauga County, Ohio.
Creditors should present their
claims to said Administrator with
in four months from said date.
HAROLD ]. RICHMOND
RSc40 Probate Judge
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
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Rubber Co.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
DR.. Milton FVoYd
Outstanding Orator
To Speok AZ Pilgrim

Pilgrim Baptist church, West
Central at Grotto, st. Paul, Min
nesota. will have as its dis
tinguished guest on Sunday, Aug.
10, one of the nations leading
American Baptist pulpit orators.
Rev. Milton c. Froyd. His topic
will be. Religion, Secondhand "
DR.. Froyd. q native of Wiscon-
SIN. Is Director OF Research. Col
gate Rochester Divinity School.
Rochester. N. Y. Formerly he was
pastor of the Bushwick Avenue
Baptist church. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Though specializing in the field
of theological education. DR..
Froyd has worked widely among
student groups In colleges and
universities throughout America.
For the IL q. m. service DR..
Froyd win be assisted by Rev.
Moses Knott Jr. Special music
will be rendered by the Senior
Choir under direction Of Mr.. A.
" Hall
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Our pastor, Rev. II. w. Bolts
preached a lovely sermon on his
return to the pulpit after a few
weeks absence on account OF ILL
ness His text was Herein Is my
Father glorified that we bear
much fruit" with scripture, John
1873
Rev Bolts discussed Gods pur-
pose in the life of men and wo-
men. He counselled that service
to family and fellowmen was basic
in Gods law
Sunday was also communion
day, Among the many visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs F. l.. Brack-
stOn of Seattle, Wash. former
Zion members; Mrs. Gladys Crom-
ell Of Los Angeles, who is the
Oldest daughter of Rev Bolts.
At the evening service three
delegates to the National Con-
vention of Gospel Choruses and
Choirs brought us a lovely mes
sage in song.
Mrs. Jennie Grissom was mis-
tress of ceremonies.
Trust in the Lord with all
thine heart and lean unto thine
heart and lean unto thine own
own understanding Proverbs
3:5.-Mrs. e. Henderson. reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Rolph Primm On
Gospel Temple
Program Sunday

Ralph PrimIn. Zion Baptist
choir director and pianist will be
the special guest on Gospel
Temple Time" Sunday. August
10 and II noon.
The program Is broadcast each
week over station WPBC by Cos
pei Temple Church of God In
Christ OF st. Paul Of which Rev
w. L. Battles is pastor.
Mr.. Primm is leaving this
month for service in the Army
Sundays program will provide
him with a farewell to the people
OF the Twin Cities. Rev. Battles
urges the people to listen in "a
station WPBC at IL noon, Sun
day.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
BORDER CHURCH NOTES

Sunday was Communion Sun
day at Border and Rev. c. NJ. Sex
ton spoke appropriately on the
subject, Exchanging Love" The
scripture reading was from John
13:1-11. Rev. Sexton said in part
that the Passover stood for eman-
cipation or liberation; that it
meant unchanging love. He said
that the books of Hosea, Solomon,
John and the Corinthians were all
based on love and that Jesus ex-
emplified love.
Joining the church don't make
things easier but there is COM
fort at the mercy seat for those
who would join the church.
The Holy Communion was ad-
ministered to the many present
by Rev. Sexton. All visitors pre-
sent were given a cordial well
come Mrs Mcintosh of Moss
Point. Miss, the mother-in-law of
Mrs Ethel Mcintosh was among
the visitors Next Sunday, Rev
Sexton will speak on the subject,
"A True Christian Home" Scrip
ture reading, Psalms So. Vesper
Services from 8 to 7. You are al
ways welcome at Border.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

which was enjoyed more than the
ice cream.
Mr.. Nathaniel Fitch. a talented
musician and n law student at
Sioux Falls College will be plan
list Of st. Johns Baptist church
during the month OF August while
the pianist. Mrs. Theodore
Vaughn. COS Willow Ave. Is re-
superating from an illness.
Mr.. Monroe Lotion, IFS No. Da-
kota Ave. n railroad employee,
accompanied his two small chill.
drcn, Linda and Junior to Chi
cago. Ill. 10 visit relatives for two
weeks. Malcolm Lotion, 2 years.
returned home from one weeks
stay at McKenna Hospital from
check up OF Thursday.
Mrs. Charlotte welcher and two
small daughters, Diane and Patsy
returned from Los Angeles. Calf.
Saturday after n visit among rela-
tlves and friends.
Paul Coakley Jr.. grandson OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Virgil Anderson, re-
turned home from mentioning in
Minneapolis at the home of the
FraEiers.
The Semper Fidehs Club, Mrs
Al. @. Frost. Captain met Thurs
day with their hostess. Mrs. Geo
Vaughn In the dining room of the
81. Johns Baptist Church. where
q business and social period fol
lowed.
The 81. Johns Baptist Brother
hood. Mr., Dan Coates, president
will meet at the home OF Mr.. Al
fred White Monday. lis No. Da-
kota Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassie Shelley
gl5 No. Main Ave. were leaders
at a picnic Tuesday at Elmwood
Park including Mines Walter Ed
gar. Oscar Bridgewater, and Mrs
Chas Smith and two children
Kenneth and Connie.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08
Twin City
. Church NeWs

May.
sarying as steward in ST. Peters
since the passing of James Lewis,
has accepted an appointment as
teacher in the Agriculture De-
partmnt at Tuskeegee Institute.
Tuskegee, Alabama. During his
stay In Minneapolis, as a Univer-
sity of Minnesota student he has
won the respect and esteem of the
whole church and he leaves with
our very best wishes.
Our four young people who at
tended the Northwest Conference
Camp at Snail Lake returned
after a week of work, worship,
and fun in the country. Those at
tending were Antoinette Hughes,
Margaret Rhodes, Roslyn Simms.
Wilbur Nichols and w. C. Max
well, guest leader,
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DEApLINE FoR TALENT
CONTEST IS AUGUST as

II was announced this week
that the deadline for entries in
the annual OES ways and means
committee Twin City Talent Con-
test will be August IS
Minneapolis contestants may
enter by calling Mrs. Mae
Stewart. Cherry 7s46 or Mrs, VIII
liam Helm Locust 1924,
In st. Paul. contestants may
enter by contracting Mrs Mable
Harris. Dale $685. or Mrs. Leila
Jackson. ELkhurst 5022.
Contest winners will divide
500 in cash at the affair which
viii be held at Hanre q. Brown
House, Friday night, Sept 5 at
8 p. m.
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NdSionGI Worthy
Grand MafVon
Sets Up Chapter

Monday evening, July p, Mrs,
Sara Canty OF Columbus, Ohio,
National Grand Worthy Matron
o. II. 8. Free and Accepted An
Gent York MasOns and Rev. r. J.
Simmons Of Duluth, State Grand
Master Of the North Star Grand
Lodge, Free and Accepted Ancient
York MaaOns, came 10 Mime
apoiis and organized and installed
the Order Of the Easter Star Ruth
Chapter. No. 2, Free and Accepted
Ancient York MasOns under the
sponsorship Of King David Lodge
No. 2 y. And 4. A. Y. NJ Joseph
Patterson Worshipful Master.
The following officers were
elected and installed by Mrs.
Canty. Mary Hudson, Worthy Ma
trOn. Allen Neal. associate ma
trOn, Bertha Bowers, cOnductress,
Minnie HudIey. associate cOnduc-
treas, VENTS Daniel, financial Sec'y.
Grace Judy. Treas. Adah, Cecilia
Patterson. Ruth, Sara Pratt. Els
Their. Myrtle Banks. Martha, Lii
Ian Howell, ElectR. Elizabeth
stOrrs. sentinel. Willie Brown,
warder. Milan Draughn, record
ing scc'y. Dorothy Payne; patron,
Garfield Slaton; Charter members
are Iowa Turner and Robert r
Payne.
Mrs. Canty presented the chap.
ter with It's charter and warranty
After tho beautiful ceremony n
luncheon was served.
After the o. E. 8. ceremony the
following members Of King David
Lodge took the Heroine Of Jericho
Degree. conferred by Most Ancient
MRtron, Myrtle Banks assisted by
tho Worthy MatrUn Sara CRnty
and State Grand Master, Rev
n. J. Simmons. William Brown.
Senior Deacon King David Lodge,
Milan Draughn, Dixie FNIlSon,
Treas, Lyman Hin, William Jack.
son. Junior Deacon. Carlos Men
dosa, Junior Warden Harry Neal
Garfield SlatOn. Sec'y. Bert
Thompson. senior warden. Worthy
Turner, Tyler. Lyle A. Wright,
Sr.. senior warden.
The previous Thursday. July "a
the Worshipful Master Of King
David Lodge. No. 2. y. q A. A. Y,
NJ. Joseph Patterson. A. ". Brown
and Robert ". Payne were given
the Heroine OF Jericho degree IN
Emma Thompson Court, No. 3 by
our NJ. 4. NJ. Myrtle Banks.
Mrs. CAnty IL stopping with
Mrs. Elizabeth Storrs. 3G27 Third
Ave. so. during her stay here,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

Mrs. Bculah r. Barkley, 40
ISlehart Ave. died Aug l. 1882,
At University hospital Funeral
services were held Monday at two
.. m. at the Brooks Funeral
Home. Rev, u. II. Hunter. pas
tor Of Mt. olivet Baptist church,
officiated. Brooks Funeral Home
vas in charge.
Mrs. Barley was born Oct. 1.
1905 in st. Paul, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sears Surviv-
nrs are her father and step-moth-
r.. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sears, SIS
ters. Mrs. Henrietta Miller and
Mrs. Betty Warren. Calf. Jewell,
Delores and Roberta Of 81. Paul
Intermcnt In Elmhurst GENE
terry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

ever, was not 80 merciful toward
the action. She said:
"soId Down River
we were SOld down the river
on CiViI riRht& We must have
strong civil rights or else We are
not standing up for principle.
There should be- no ComPrOmlSe on
this subject"
Her husband, l. w. LomRK.
publisher Of the Tribune. did not
comment a. she did, He agreed
that Il was not strong ~ It might
have been. but Mrs. Lomax did
most Of the talking.
Mrs. Mayme Elliott Bowling Of
Emporia. Kan, alternate at large,
said the party had u fine civil
rights plank.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-08

Mrs. Arke Keaton. $50 81. An
,hony Ave, died suddenly July
Il. Funeral services were held
rom the Brooks Funeral home
Saturday. August ?. Rev. b. II
hunter, pastor OF Mt, olivet Bap'
ust church otffciated, Tntermen,
vas in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Survivors are sons and daugh-
'crs, Morris Keaton Of MinnespO-
8 Oscar and Evelyn Edwards Of
St. Paul grandchildren. Morris
Ecaton Jr,, Gretchen and Michael
keatOn.