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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-30
Associates Join
Police For Dance

Sponsoring jointly their first an
nual ball are members of the East
Cleveland Lodge No. 80 Fraternal
Order of Police and East Cleveland
Lodge No. Al Fraternal Order of
Police Associates. The dance will
be held Friday, November 7th at
the Lake Shore Country Club.
Representing the police on the
committee are Detective Dave
Baxter, Sgt. Charles Kastilahn and
Patrolmen Richard Boege, Ralph
Winter and Ed Voll. Representing
the Associates are George Hickner-
nell. William Powell jr. an
William Kirby.
Tickets are available from all
police men and all members of
Lodge No. Al.
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Here Is Where You
Vote Next tuesday
WARD 2 (22 Precincts)


A-Phlps Ave- Presbyterian Church, ST. Phil
B-Rozele School, Phillips and Rozelle aves
C-Booth Northwest Corner Superior and Luxor rds.
D-Rozele School, Phillips and Rozele
E-Rozele School, Phillips and RozeIe
calvary Lutheran Church, 1900 Euclid
H-City Garage 1910 Eddy rd
Superior School, 1860 Superior I'd.
J-Wndermee Presbyterian Church. Windermere
KChurch of the Holy City, Southeast Corner Pnros and Euc
Booth Next to Ars Mobile Station 1920 Euclid ave.
MCurch of the Holy City, Southeast Corner Penroe and Euc
N-Phlips Ave. Presbyterian Church.
o-Rozele School, 1917 Phillips ave.
P-superor School, 1860 Superior rd
Q-Booth Northwest Corner Superior and Luxor rds.
s-Booth Northwest Corner Superior and Luxor rds.
UChurch of The Holy City, Southeast Corner Penrose and Euclid
v-Calvary Lutheran Church. Euclid ave.
WARD ga Precincs)
Precinct
A-Rea Office, 1745 Hayden ave.
B-Store, 1916 Hayden
C-Mayfair School, 1876 Mayfair
RESlsy RBaa9s5 ShlR 4E6 liSs EaeId HiySsn s1e ave-
F-St James Lutheran Church, 1924 Hayden
G-Mayfar School, 1876 Mayfair
H-North Branch Library, 1401 Hayden
j-chambers arSDsc School, tiS 14 14121 Shaw ave.
K-Mayfair School, 1876 Mayfair
L-Stratton Motors Show Room 1901 Euclid
MWindrmere Presbyterian Church. Euclid and Wndemere
oc2 ocRST9sF Hs fshIS Eacd snd Snfy MsToes sy ave.,
Lutheran Hayden
R-Mayfair School, 1876 Mayfair
S-Residence 14309 Orinoco
T-St. James Lutheran Church, 1924 Hayden
U-YMCA House. Lee I'd.
V-Stratton Motors Show Room, 1901 Euclid
W-City Hall, Euclid at Marloes.
X-East Cleveland Baptist Church. Euclid
WARD (21 Precincts)
Precinct
A-Checker Cleaners, 1862 Hayden
B-Hub Restaurant 2074 Noble rd
CTnity Evangelical United Brethren Church. Hayden
der
D-Chambers School, Shaw 141st st.
ETnity Evangelical United Brethren Church. Hayden
F-Chambers School, Shaw and East 141st st.
G-Chambers School Shaw and East 141st st.
H-Booh Southeast Corner East 143rd Woodwork rd
I-Blevins Dancing School, 1925 Euclid ave-
First Presbyterian Church, 16200 Euclid
KSt Paups Episcopal Parish Hail. Euclid Aendale
East Cleveland Congregational Church. Euclid and
MPropect School, Southwest Corner Euclid and Shaw
N-Shaw School, Southeast Corner Euclid and aves
O-American Legion Post No. 1853, 1854 Euclid ave-
PTrny Evangelical United Brethren Church, AL
der
QBooh Southeast Corner 143rd Woodwork I'd
RSt Paus Episcopal Parish Hail. Euclid and aves
SProspect School, Southwest Corner Euclid aves
T-American Legion Post 163, 1854 Euclid ave.
U-Checker Cleaners, 2148 Noble I'd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-30

day, November 9Th. Program, Mrs.
Leonard H. Church will speak on
American Humorists +"
The Junior High Youth Group
of East Cleveland Baptist Church
are having a Halloween Party at
the church, Saturday evening, No
vember 1st at 1880 p. m.
Family Night Dinner-Thursday
evening, November 9th, $50 p. M,
East Cleveland Baptist Church,
put on by The Woman's Society.
Rev. Michaeldes of Schauffler Col
lege will speak on Human Rights" +"
"Cry, the Beloved City" will be
reviewed by Mrs. E. J. Evans at
the W.S.C.S. of Windermere Metho-
dist Church Wednesday, Novem-
ber 9Th. A nursery for children
opens at 1880 at the same hour
as the business meeting. Circle 5
offers the usual bake sale, Mrs.
William Reed is the chairman.
Circle 6 is luncheon host, Mrs.
H. E. Morlan, chairman.
Miss Olive Gossett is devo-
tional leader and Mrs. Phyllis JEFF
fries Keeling will sing. Members
will please bring their Week of
Prayer envelopes. Peace Packet
gifts should be at the church by
November 9Th in order to arrange
them for the World Community
Day giving.
Starting Sunday, November End,
coffee will be served after the II
o'clock service at First Presby-
terian Church each Sunday morn
ing. There is also an earlier wor-
ship hour, $3.50 at this church.
Church news may be sent to
Elsa c. Berg, 1460O Euclid ave-,
or phoned to PO. 1873. Dead
line is 500 p. m. Tuesday, but
it is appreciated when this news
comes in by Monday.
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will be the title Of the sermon
by Rev. Dudley F. Uphoff. The
choir will sing Onward Ye
Peoples" by Sibelius and "Praise
His Holy Name" by Humperdinck.
The annual turkey dinner and
bazaar will be held at the church
at 6 p. M, Thursday, November
9th. Baked goods, home made
candy and hand work will be Of
fered at the booths. Dinner tickets
will be $1.75 for adults and IS
cents for children under 12. Reser-
vations must be made no later than
Tuesday, November 4th at the
church office, GIL. 1854 or with
Mrs. Stanley E. Rose, Ii. 1888.
A film on hat making will en-
terrain and enlighten members of
the Woman's Bible Class of Win
dermere Presbyterian hurch
Thursday, November 9Th at the
church. Mrs. E. E. Purington will
be in charge of the meeting.
The Loyal Daughters class of
the Church of the Cross will have
a pot-luck supper at church, Thurs
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-10-30
Opens Employment
Offices At Ivanhoe

Dorothy Thomas, for the past
10 years personnel consultant in
industry, hospitals and agencies,
has opened her own employment
consulting agency, to be known as
Service Personnel, at 1880 Euclid
at Ivanhoe, and will be at the serv-
ice of employer and employee for
trained and trainee office people.
In addition, a specialized de-
partment headed by Helen Van will
handle positions in factory work,
industrial cafeteria, restaurant and
domestic. Miss Van is fully quail
flied counselor with four years in
personnel work. We wish Service
Personnel much success. Stop in
and see the girls at your earliest
convenience.
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Church News

Loyalty Sunday will be observed
at Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church, East 125th st. at Phillips
ave-, at the morning worship serv-
ice at 10:45.
Church pledges for 1853 will
be presented and dedicated. "The
Church: Defender of Tomorrow"
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27
Red Cross Seeks Fund to
Aid Tornado Victims

Troy Holland and his wife of
Chesterland, have Mrs. Mary
Salmon, of Judsonia, Arkansas,
visiting at their home. Mrs. Hol-
land is the daughter of Mrs. Sal
mon.
When Mrs. Salmon heard of
the devastation at Judsonia, a
town in Arkansas which was
demolished by the recent tor
nadoes, she contacted Geauga
County Red Cross. Myrtle Rar-
ric, ex. secretary of Geauga Red
Cross was able to report to Mrs.
Salmon in a few hours the
whereabouts and condition of
Mrs. Salmon's daughter and fam
lily living in Judsonia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Weatherford and
their two sons. The news was
bad but complete, obtained
through Red Cross Disaster
Headquarters, which had been
set up at Little Rock, Ark. Mr..
Weatherford and one son are in
good condition in one hospital,
Mrs. Salmon's daughter and her
youngest son in serious condi-
ton, at another. Mrs. Salmon
was relieved to learn of her peo-
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MunSon
News by Mrs. James Ruch
Telephone 5-4222

Leslie Sanborn was home ov-
er the weekend from Ohio State
university.
Michel Friel and two of the
Thornburgh children are ill
with measles.
The Ladies Aid will meet
Thursday afternoon, April 3,
with Mrs. w. H. Miller and Mrs.
Burt Ashcraft.
Mrs. Bertha Jensen of Bass
Lake Community underwent a
major operation at Huron Road
hospital last week.
Raymond Carroll Clipped a
bone in his ankle while work.
ing in his sugar bush, last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Friel en-
tertained a nephew from Ire
land, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lyttle
are vacationing in Florida.
Mrs. A. D. Miller is visiting rel
atives in Cleveland.
Junior choir rehearsal Thurs
day Immediately after school.
Adult choir Wednesday eve.
ming at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Miller OF
Bedford spent Sunday with Mr.
w. H. Miller and Mrs. Bert Ash.
craft.
Bobbie Parks entertained the
Cub Scouts Friday afternoon.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27

will be Friday at 800 pm,
April 4, at the Congregational
church, Burton.
William M. Morgan, Phi. D.,
professor of organic chemistry
at Mt. Union college, Alliance,
will be the speaker. His topic
will be your National Tuberc-
ulosiS Association"
DR.. Morgan, honorary presi-
dent of the Stark county
tuberculosis and Health Asso-
citation, is known for his many
community service activities ir
Stark county and in the city
of Alliance, where for the past
IA years he has served as q
member of the city council. He
has been particularly interested
in the fight against tuberculosis
due to his personal fight with
the disease in 1926. That DR.
Morgan has thoroughly con
quered the disease is evidenced
by his excellent health at the
present time.
This meeting will be oper
to the public" states Mr.. B. A
Broughton, vice president of the
association, land we are urging
all board of director represen
tatives, association member!
and their friends to attend the
meeting for the privilege o:
hearing the message of DIR
Morgan"
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Geauga County Contributes $1,732 t.
First Drive of Heart Fund Committe,

Geauga County rang up a
total of $1,732.45 in the Heart
Fund campaign conducted in
February, it was announced
today by r. M. Prince, Geauga
County campaign treasurer.
The returns were $3,267.55
short of the $4,000 goal, but
Mr.. Prince said:
81 think the results were
excellent considering that this
was the first year a complete
Heart Fund campaign had been
held in Geauga County. 1t was
largely an educational cam
paign this year acquainting
people with the work of The
Heart Society,""
The funds were collected in
campaigns in Chardon and Mid
dlefield, contributions by clubs,
special gifts and donations in
the form of memorial gifts -
in memory of persons whose
deaths were caused by heart
disease.
The money came from all
parts of Geauga County.
Rocco Dragonette, chairman
of the Heart Fund campaign
in Chardon, today thanked Mrs.
William Ferris and members of
the Aquarius Club of which
she is president who worked
in Chardon's house-to- house
canvass which netted 1878.
He also thanked the Chardon
Junior Chamber of Commerce
for distributing plastic heart
coin containers in Chardon.
Business and industrial solici-
tors - John Aumick, Phil
King, Mona Fowler, Dorothy
and Joan Steffancin - also
came in for words of praise.
Mrs. Maxine Street was
singled out for recognition by
Mr.. Dragonette for her work on
club solicitation.
The Chardon Heart Fund
campaign saw distribution of
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27
MAPLE FESTIVAL SET TO OPEN FRIDAY

The big tent in Chardon square
is up today and last minute
work is going forward for the
annual Geauga Maple Festival
which opens Friday.
Complete program of the fest
ival is as follows:
Friday
10 a. m, festival opens, an
tique show in school auditorium,
registration for the Painesville
Telegraph's golden wedding par
ty in Pilgrim Christian church;
H., old timers party in Metho-
dist church; 1890 pm, golden
wedding dinner sponsored by
The Telegraph in South St.
building of Pilgrim Christian
church. Governor Frank Laus
che will be guest. WICA will
make a wire recording.
2, concert by Chardon High
Band on park platform; 8, Vii,
lage Choir playlet at Pilgrim
Christian chuch; 1890, festi,
val closes.
Saturday
10 am, festival opens; an
tique show in school auditorium
l pm, concert - dulcimer, fid
die and bass viol - on park
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27
BURTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Golf are
the proud parents of son, Karl
Allen born. Wednesday, March
18th at Corey hospital.
American Legion Auxiliary
met March 20 at Mrs. Clifford
Goulds.
The Hospital Association met
March 81 at Geauga County
Historical Museum.
Burton P.T.A. dinner will be
on Thursday, April II. Serving
from 600 pm. to 7:30 pm. The
public is invited, tickets will be
rs cents for adults and so cents
for students.
The Adrem club held their
March II meeting at the home
of Mrs. John Dingman. 1t was
a surprise birthday party for
Mrs. Grace Dingman.
Mrs. Helen jefferson was host
ess to their Pinochle club Wed
nesday, March 10. High prize
going to Mrs. Nancy Dean and
low prize to Mrs. Lucille Riley.
Clio club enjoyed a pot luck
supper at Burton local school,
Monday evening, March "a. Mrs.
Gala Newness was chairman
with Mrs. Marjorie Ludlow in
charge of the program.
Mrs. Betty Mae Mcintosh
wants to thank the workers and
people in Burton who helped
with the Red Cross drive.
The Burton Pinochle club met
at the home of Mrs. June Linn
bird, Wednesday evening, March
10, with Mrs. Marjorie Wells CO.
hostess. High prize went to Mrs.
Ethel Dingman and low prize to
Mrs. Grace Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sherman
of Cleveland were Sunday call
ers at the Abbie Shuart home
Mrs. Lucy Best and Mrs. Lu-
cille Leech of Elyria were over
mite guests Saturday night.
The Burton Volunteer Fire
mans Auxiliary were busy Sun.
day, they served one thousand
thirty-eight dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Myers
had as visitors Sunday, Mrs
lea Voytka and friends from Ak
ron.
Mrs. Page Russell returned to
Burton Sunday after a week Wis
it with her mother in New Phil
adelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson
and John Stein were Sunday Wis
itors in the Harold Nelson
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blair
announce the birth of son, Will
liam Edward, who weighed sew
en- pounds, 13 ounces, wher
born Friday, March 81 at St
Luke's hospital in Cleveland.
The item about Miss Cathe
rine Richardson in last weeks
papr should have read: Mis-:
Catherine Richardson attended
Commencement exercises a
Ohio State university Friday
and spent the weekend in the
Taylor home in Toledo.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27
Charles Sager
Died Sunday
MIDDLEFIELD


Sager, aged fifty four, of
Middlefield, passed away at
University hospital, Cleveland,
Sunday, at 9 pm. as the result
of a severe stroke and heart
attack suffered at his home in
Middlefield, Monday night,
March II.
Charles was the son of Burt
and Hattie Sager and was born
in Troy, Geauga county, Oct.
z, 1897. He had lived in Middle
field 20 years
Mr.. Sager was an electrician
and operated a radio repair
shop at his home. During World
War II, he worked for six
years at Warner and Swaps in
Cleveland.
Mr.. Sager is survived by his
wife, Elizabeth Brink Sager
two sons, Richard of Cleveland
and Ronald at home; five daugh-
ters, Mrs. Norine BroWnfield OF
Alliance, Mrs. Gladys Pogolezki
of Leroy, Mrs. Marie Kaylor
of Painesville, Mary and Carol
at home.
The funeral was held We'd
nesday at 4 pm. at the Lara
way funeral home. Rev. Albert
Wolstencroft, pastor of the first
Methodist church officiated
Burial was in Middlefield
cemetery.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27
Red Cross
Is Third
from, Goal

With one third of the goal
of $4,000 still to be collected in
the Geauga County Red Cross
Fund Drive this year, the town
ship chairmen are urged to
phone their reports into head
quarters.
Nearly $1,000 has been re-
ceived to date, Mrs. Richard
Clause, fund chairman, said to-
day. Only three townships,
cambridge, Munson and New
bury, have completed their
drives and went over their quo
tas. Chairmen of these COM
munities are Mrs. Eileen Den
ming and Mrs. L. T. Rumsey of
Bainbridge, Chris Bogaske of
Munson and Mrs. Philip Gelzer
of Newbury.
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plastic hearts to the schools as
well as businesses. Plastic hearts
in Chardon brought in a total
of $79.83.
w. J. Barnum, chairman for
the Heart Fund in Middlefield,
took in $365.77 in campaign
which included mail and school
solicitation and distribution Of
plastic hearts. The hearts were
found in both schools and
places of business.
Mr.. Barnes thanked Middle
field residents for their staunch
support of the Heart Fund with
these words:
81 think the results were re-
markable for a first year cam
paign. / am very proud of my
community"
Mr.. Dragonette is on the staff
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NEWS from CHESTER

terial will be compiled and
ready for county wide distribu-
ton.
Reports were also given by
Mrs. Leonard Miller, Unit Or
ganization Chairman. Mrs. Tit
us reported on the meetings of
Citizens Committee for the
study of the Ohio Constitution.
Mrs. Hensel reported on Con-
servation items of the Hoover
report. Plans for annual meet
ing in May were discussed but
not completed. Due to illness
only six members of the board
were present but many items on
the agenda were taken up and
completed.
The bi-monthly member meet
ing of the League of Women
Voters of Geauga County was
held at the home of Mrs. Peter
Rub of Chesterland, Tuesday,
March 18, at 8 pm. In spite of
inclement weather there was a
very fine attendance - 25 mem
bers. Our guest speaker, Mr..
Philip Ward, Legislative Chair
man for the Ohio State Grange
and several visitors. 1t was nice
to see several members whom
we have not seen for some time.
After a short business meet
ing, the President, Mrs. Stevens
introduced the speaker, Mr..
Ward, who spoke against the
calling of Constitutional Con-
vention for the revision of the
Ohio Constitution. Mr.. Ward
opened his remarks by reading
the article Government Unlim-
ited," stressing the quotations
Government unlimited enslaves
its own peole" and Government
unlimited is a man created force
which man has never learned to
cope with" Mr.. Ward contin-
ued his talk stating that the con-
vention is sponsored by pressure
groups whose real purpose for
the convention is the issue of
"apportionment." In conclud-
ing his remarks Mr.. Ward stat
ed that any changes necessary
in the Ohio Constitution could
be brought about by amend
ments, thereby eliminating the
expense of a convention. Many
questions were asked. Delic-
ious refreshments of pie and cof-
fee were served by members of
the Chester study unit who act
ed as hostesses.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27
List Prizes
for Syrup
at Festival

Cliff Rossiter, chairman OF
the premiums and awards for
syrup at the Maple Festival
today listed the classifications
and prizes for sugar and cakes
as follows:
1.-Cleveland Plain Dealer
cup. 2 to 7 - awards from Sc
to 81.
Glass Awards
s. one pound sugar cakes
cash awards from $5 first prize
to 81 for seventh prize.
One Pound maple cream -
SIS first to 81 for seventh.
IL small sugar cakes -$4
first to 81 seventh.
Pint jar stirred sugar - So
first to 81 seventh.
Novel design - So first tc
So seventh.
All entries must be in by II
am. Friday, March %, points
out Mr.. Rossiter and only one
entry will be accerted from
any one sugar bush.
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of the Chardon Savings Bank
and Mr.. Barnes is well-knoWn
Middlefield druggist. Mr.. Drag
onette is also chairman of the
Geauga County Memorial Gifts
committee. Anyone in Geauga
County wishing to contribute to
the Heart Fund in memory of
a friend or relative should send
or take their contribution to
Mr.. Dragonette.
Here is a complete break
down of campaign receipts for
the Heart Fund in Geauga
County:
Chardon - business solicita-
ton, $245; Aquarius Club, 1878;
plastic hearts, $79.83; Memorial
Fund, $476.85; clubs and spec
ial gifts, $192; and Middlefield,
S365.77
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27
Ladies Play
Style Show
for Hospital

Plans are shaping up rapidly
for the gala evening of April
S, when the Women's Hospital
Assn. of Geauga County will
sponsor a combined style show,
auction, and dance. The affair,
beginning at 800 pm, will be
held in the Burton School
gymnasium.
Betty OFT, of Newbury, who
was formerly mistress of cere-
monies with Herman Pirchner's
program, Alpine Village, and
who now is televising two pro-
grams of her own, will be on
hand to be NC. for the style
show. Costumes of clothing for
the show have been donated
by local merchants, so that the
competition promises to be keen.
A special feature of the style
show will be a contest among
local clubs to select the best
"old fashioned" costume. All
clubs are urged to make entries
and try for the prize of $1,000,
Mrs. James Limbird of Burton
may be contacted for further
details.
After the style show, many
of the pieces of apparel will be
auctioned off, with the pro-
ceeds going to the Assn. fund
Following the style show and
auction, there will be dancing
to Carl Meyers orchestra.
Tickets for the affair, $1.00
each, may be purchased at the
Kay Company, VanDeWeel's S
Store, or William Rafie's Store
in Burton, or from Mrs. Her
bert Craig in Middlefield and
Mrs. John Baker in Chardon
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pie so promptly.
Geauga Red Cross is ready to
get any information for Geauga
residents who may wish news OF
relatives in the stricken area
Mrs. Scott Bostwick appeals to.
day to Geauga county residents
to send or bring to Chapter
Headquarters, S. Hambden ST..
Chardon. contributions for the
relief of the stricken people
driven from their shattered
homes in four states.
"Geauga county has a
quota of $500 to fill to meet
th s. needs and a little from
eacg sympathetic resident
of our county will go a long
way toward helping the
Disaster workers of the
American Red Cross. who
are working to bring order
out chaos and TO bring COM
fort. warmth. food and shell
ter to the hundreds who
were left homeless by this
great disaster. the greatest
tornado debacle in many
years." Mrs. Bostwick said.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-27
News by Florence Battles
Telephone: Chester 1882
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
On Friday night, March %,
300 pm, at the West Geauga
High School Auditorium the in
stallation to the National Honor
Society of the honor students of
West Geauga will take place.
The students to win the honor
are: Seniors - Douglas Rich
mond, Carol Raymond; Juniors
- Mary Hartong, Tom Butt,
Sophomore - Richard Arp who
is a pledge member. There will
be music by the glee club and a
one-act play Bobby Sox Has a
Date" will be given. Taking
parts in the play are Barbara
Campbell, Tom Butz, Betty 10
Kennedy, Joan Mills and jim
my Forrest.
The public is cordially invit-
ed. There is no admission
charge. A silver offering will
be taken to cover expenses.
u
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
The regular meeting of the
board of the League of Women
Voters of Geauga County was
held at the home of Mrs. Ray
Hensel in Munson, Thursday,
March II, at 1890 am. The
meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. Stevens.
Secretary's report was read.
Treasurer's report was given and
placed on file. Mrs. Ruh report
ed on plans made by her COM
mittee for candidates meeting to
be held in April. Question
naires are being sent to all can
didates she reported. This ma