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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
THIS ROCK OF OURS
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Marijuana is generally smoked
in the form of a cigarette. 1t has a
narcotic affect and is used by thrill
lseeking youngsters as well as
punks who wish to commit crime
and lack the CUTS to do the job with
out some sort of drug.
The weed can be grown practical
ly anywhere in the world. Here in
Key West l am told that mariujana
is often brought in from Cuba. The
homemade cigarettes sell for any,
where from Is cents to $1.00 de-
pending upon the sucker" list.
A couple of years ago there was
scare that our highschool kids
were smoking the stuff. / don't
think this was true except perhaps
for few isolated cases. Since that
time I've kept a constant lookout
for any evidence that might dis
close the chief operators in the
mariiuana and ''goof-ball" trade.
"This Rock of Ours" didn't want
to carry the story until it could
make a complete disclosure of
facts. Recent developments how
ever, indicate that marijuana Is
becoming more and more prevalent
in Key West. II is being smoked by
many young adults between the age
of eighteen and twenty-five. "Goof-
balls, formerly a competitor with
marijuana amongst thrill-seekers,
are not being used as much. Pro-
badly due to the more expensive
purchase price and difficulty in
getting a supply.
To date, l haven't been able to
secure any names of highschool
marijuana smokers so there is no
need to get excited on this score.
However, there is need for excite
ment and for action in bringing the
sale Of this arcotic weed to an i'm
mediate halt.
How?
/ honestly don't know the answer
or this column would have made
the front page. Law enforcement
officers county, city, state, or fe-
deral = can't be criticized. Just
like this columnfst, they can pro-
baby cite names and instances in
volving marjuana but lack suffi-
cient evidence to go to court. 1t
would serve no purpose to convict
a young person who innocently
smoked the stuff just to show-off to
his companions. The real criminals
are the people who sell mariiuana.
Keep on the lookout for this kind
of evidence and if you hear Of any
thing. contact any law enforcement
officer.
Floor Shows
Several times this column has
deplored the local tendency to ad.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

An iconoscope is a Wv camera
tube.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
Key West Man
On Attack Cargo
Ship "Merrick"

Albert PARA, Seaman, USN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Amado PARA OF
Key West, Florida, arrived in San
Diego, Calf, Oct. S, aboard the at.
tack cargo ship USS Merrick com
pIeting a four month tour of the
Korean combat zone.
A unit of the Pacific Fleet Am.
phibious Force, the Merrick was
carrying men of Underwater Demo
lition Team Five, or better known
as the Nays famous ''frogmen. "
This was the first tour of duty in
the Far East for the Merrick.
For the past four months the
Merrick has been employed in am
phibious training exercises and
troop movements both in japanese
and Korean waters.
Shortly after the ''frogmen" dis
embarked, the Merrick left San
Diego and reported to her new
homeport at Long Beach.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
ANOTHER BEvAN VICTORY

Aneurin Bevan and his leftist bloc in the British
Dor Party significant victory recently the Labor
Parys national conference, when they placed six men on
the national executive committee of the party Previously
the Bevanites had filled only four of the seats the
committee.
The Bevan victory somewhat surprising in view
of reports reaching America that he losing favor
victory indicates that the Labor Party will now tend more
to the Left and that if it regans power will seek to ma
tionaize industry and adopt of the forms of
socialistic government.
Mr.. Clement AttIee, former Prime Minister, is still
the ttuar and actual leader of the Labor Party and de-
spite the Bevan victory maintains solid grip the
Party.
Mr.. Herbert Morrison who was defeated in bid
for membership the national executive committee but
who retains his position deputy leader Of the Party
told the delegates and especially the Left Wing bloc that
world economic problems could not be solved without the
United States and that world development without the
United States was 'pipe dream"
The results of the Labor Partys national conference
yet in control of the Labor Party and that majority of
Labor Party leaders favor close cooperation with the
United States do majority of members of the Con-
servative Party As long majority of both major par
ties in Britain favor close cooperation friendship
the United States there is little danger that the two great
parting Of the ways.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

vertise strip-tease artists as Mari
iuana Dancers. Such a policy
lends glamor and suggests that
marijuana isn't dangerous. More
over. by watching a near-naked
woman doing a misnamed dance,
many youngsters automatically link
sex and marijuana together. II is
a dangerous combination and one
that night explain some of the at
tack cases this town has witnessed
in the past.
Miami is fighting to rid itself Of
such rotten exnIDiiions as sugges.
tive sexual dances, female imper-
pimpS, and what have you. II the
town is successful. many of these
characters win land up in Key
West. The Lord knows we've al.
ways had enough such people with.
out having to take on Miami's out.
casts. Local nightclub operators
who are smart will watch the trend
in Miami and govern themselves
accordingly here in Key West.
Doctors tel me that the true ho-
moSexual is a medical rather than
moral case. Perhaps they are
right. Ny criticism isn't leveled az
the individual but at the way he
flaunts his condition In the eyes %
the public. IL isn't an uncommon
sight to see men initiating women
on Duval Street at night. The igno-
rant fools even enjoy the whistles
and derisivs catcalls they hear on
all sides.
Here again the question arises;
what's to be done? It. win take
someone smarter than this writer
to supply the answer but do feel
that the public is entitled to the
facts.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
OBSERVATIONS OF
AN ADOPTED "CONCH"
BY 7oMDE. RAY W. BYRNs.. Retired

is unusually large for city of this
size. And this city also has a very
large number of young, restless
unmarried men of the Navy en-
deavoring to find relaxation. Un-
fortunately the City has little to
offer in this respect for them, other
than the taverns and night spots
along Duval Street.
These young Navy men, like
young college men, are not saints,
and they get into trouble unless
rigid discipline is lmpoed 3r whole
some recreation provided. They are
healthy young Americans, many
hailing from towns and cities the
size OF Key West---and from homes
similar to our own. Many are away
from home influence for the first
time and, succumbing to liquor.
they get out of control. How much
better to permit the Navy to punish
them than to haul them into court
and fine them. Surely the city does
not need these fines.
Back in the not-too,long ago
when | was on active duty, when
ever the police and the Navy could
not work harmoniously together.
the Commandant or the Senior Of
ficer present barred his men from
liberty in the offending towns.
recall that in Vallejo. Califor-
MIA, slightly larger than Key West,
the saloons became numerous and
out Of control and police failed to
work harmoniously with the Navy.
Therefore the Commandant placed
the city OF Vallejo out OF bounds
for Navy personnel. And as San
Francisco was only about two hours
distant all liberty parties we're sent
to San Francisco. The effect was
instantaneous. Liberty money did
not flow into the Vallejo Golfers.
and quickly the needed change was
effected.
Many old timers viii recall the
ohstreperous old Navy Admiral,
Commandant Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. who for many long moushs
waged a constant siege against the
evils OF Brookiyn's then famous
Sand Street.-becauSe Of conditions
on that street barring all Navy
personnel therefrom tthe street led
TO the Navy Yard Gate) until the
evils we're eeied BY the police
and tavern owners.
/ II would be a sad blow 10 this
city indeed, and certainly would Be
selzed on with much glee by ths
Miami papers and papers else
! where, If such a calamity as .
Navy boycott should be imposed
by Naval authorities here The city
would be drasticaEIy hurt Navy Of.
iicials have the power hy Law and
regulation % 90 whatever Is con.
Ssaered necessary for The better
ment and protection ef the person
nea under them, and they can bar
Navy personnel frans offending
places
I an not speaking fsr the AsVg
officially I have % right y Do SO
/ an merely vSiciEg say Terscaa
views ard opinioas frn1 gay lOag
experience ia sss Navy Keg Wes'
Is ny home as wei as to horne O.
May retGred Army ard Nsvy per
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nos be here
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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14


listed or cot. who sets bis foot -
Kcy Vest
Ins IA hope tAai hsppy ard bar.
moniaas solsatson will be found
whereby 81 this anssvory sn1 %.
Weieugae psaosleisy wilch has found
A. way sns0 our oeal paper afsa
snso she Miami papers wi.I end
Ard I ha2e that Ii re near suinre
ar wla fs1d oszr cry police and fae
Navy worAanx moss hsrnaoaonsss
a. skey were aesag and I'D % wisen
/ mes ca az 4 ass9 hxrs. En th*
matter ag haning NAVY persase-
ssxh aa aETangement asuaa ~
woraes aas Lex To cord 81 81 etaa
exrnEd
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14
News Briefs

An iconoscope is a Wv camera
tube.
More than 1900 people are en-
ployed in Iowa coal mines.
A football is not covered with
pigskin as its nickname would in
dicate, but with steer hide.
New Mexico claims il has the
oldest road in the United States,
El Canine Real established in
1881.
Carbon black is so messy TO
handle that British stevedores get
extra pay know as dirty money
when they handle carbon black
cargo.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

The best members of your community not neces-
sariy the most frequent church goer though
mend that practice.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

If you have been able to stand the heat so
far you find consolation in the fact that fall begins
next month
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

Life in a large city is thing when money is penti
ful and another when it Is not.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-14

All organic compounds IN plants
are derived from sugar.
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PUBLIC AUCTION

Antiques, heirlooms and semi
modern articles to settle the es-
tate of Charles H. Adams, de-
ceased first house west of M. E.
Chardon, Ohio, COM
mencing Saturday, August 23'
1852 at 1890 pm.
ANTIQUES g. HEIRLOOMS
Boston rocker, old chestnut
secretary, 2 old beds; Jen-
ME Lind bed, l brass bed
(springs for each bed), walnut
wash stand, bureau, chest of
drawers, 3 blanket chests,
love seat, corner whatnot,
large size Eli Terry clock with
wooden works "a real an
tique), 3 plank seat chairs,
over 200 books, old fashioned
40 gallon milk can, 2 horse
blankets.
8 pair bed blankets, 4 bed
spreads, S pair cotton sheets,
10 quilts, 2 old pieced quilt
tops, Paisley shawl, pillows,
pillow cases, 8 tablecloths, 10
sofa pillows, bath towels, lin
en- napkins, hand crocheted
polliw cases, doilie sets,
scarfs, and towels.
Old Geauga county wall map
1854 with cloth back and roll
sticks.
4 light silver teaspoons
marked "L IE.A.". S light sill
yer teaspoons marked "E.M.
A."
Ladies watch and chain
engraved "Grace A. Adams"
Gents Waltham stem wind
open face gold watch. Plain
band gold ring. Old beads,
brooches, pins, etc. Old deeds,
mortgages back to 1854.
MORE MODERN PIECES
Sectional bookcase, auto
camp stove, folding camp cot,
dual hot plates, drop head
sewing machine, 8 piece din
ing room set including exten-
sion table, 7 rocking chairs,
sideboard, 4 stands, pictures,
4 large floor rugs, several
small rugs, some finishing
lumber (whitewood, cherry,
light elm.)
Also other personal prop
erty of said estate.
Terms of sale cash.
BURT KILE,
Executor of the estate of
Charles H. Adams, deceased.
Bostwick & Bostwick, Attys.
Lynn Hosford, Auctioneer.
Wade Garfield, Clerk. 3c34
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IMPLEMENT

FOR SALE - IMPLEMENT
BUSINESS. Geauga Imple-
ment Co. is being offered for
sale. This is the oldest Inter-
national Harvester agency in
Northeastern Ohio doing over
100000 Dollars business in
1851. Franchise for Information
al Harvester, Mccullough Chain
Saws, etc. are available to a
qualified buyer. A favorable
lease can be procured on the
building. This is a very profit
able business. Present owners
only reason for selling is poor
health. Priced reasonable.
Shown by appointment only.
GERALD WEARSCH, REAL
TOR. Chardon Phone 5-2168.
2c34
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AUCTION

Having sold our home we
will sell at Public Auction the
following household items at
our home located 1-2 mile
south of Hambden, Ohio, on
State Route 608 or 4 miles east
and 1-2 mile south of Chardon,
Ohio.
Saturday, August 16, 1852
1:30 P. M. (D.S.T.)
Elec. Stove and Refrigerator,
Round Oak Stove No. 20, Din
ing room set, Kitchen cabinet,
Washing Machine, many kit
chen items, circulating heater,
stands, misc. dishes. Victorian
chest of Drawers (cherry), 2
Drawer cherry stand, Victorian
mirror, carpet loom, salem
rocker, Victorian Dresser
Brown marble top dresser
white wood wash stand, Victor
ian stand, Victorian Rope mir
ror, maple chest of drawers
solid ends, misc. stands, Mir,
rors, brass school bell 8 in.
small bellows, garden tools
chicken feeders and many item.
too numerous to mention.
The above items have beer
in our family for many years
Terms of sale cash
Ed Kempf-Auctioneel
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Grant
1x33 Owner
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statesmen WANTED - op-

statesmen WANTED - Op-
portunity for you. Locality
now available for Rawleigh
Dealer in Northeast Geauga
county. Buy on credit. Pay as
you will.- I'll help you get
started. If interested, write at
once to Perry Cummins, Rt. 1,
Box 1876 West Pennington, O.,
or F. E. Whitten, 2073 Mary
land, Columbus 3, Ohio. Phone
Evergreen 2812. 6p35
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FOR SALE - Baby Chicks:
White Cornish - White Rock
Cross, available every Friday.
Extra thick whit meated
breasts, big legs, ideal broiler
chicks. Also J.eghorns, r. l.
Reds, Barred and White Rocks,
Hampshires. Order ahead. Infra
Red Brooders. Leghorn day old
Roosters. Pruden Hatchery,
Geneva, o. Phone 5463. 8tf
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FOR SALE - The Chapman
Coal & Supply Co. now has
the following coal formerly
handled by the Thayer Milling
Co.: Kentucky, West Virginia,
and Ohio Indiana Main stoker,
Great Heart stoker, and Corlew
lump.
BUY NOW-SUMMER PRICES
1c33
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HELP WANTED

WANTED - 2 persons want
rides to downtown Cleveland
approximately 6:45 am. five
days a week, returning between
500 and 900 pm. Will pay by
the week. 12O Chardon ave.,
Chardon. 2x34
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MALE HELP WANTED -
Qualified man with general
all around second operation
Machine shop experience. Must
be capable of doing set-up
work. Apply at CHARDON
METAL PRODUCTS, Washing
ton ST., Chardon. 33tf
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE = Two fine build
ing lots in Claridon about
1 IA acres each. 800 #. off
Mayfield rd. Karl Kronk, Clari-
don. Phone E. Claridon 66117.
1c33
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MALE HELP WANTED - Ex-
cellent working conditions,
good pay, overtime. Learn plas-
tics. Operators, fabricators, op-
portunity for advancement. Ap-
ply in person. johnson Plastic
Corp, 1-2 mile north of Rt. 422
between routes Al and 306.
3c35
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NOTICE - WE TAKE THE
DENTS" OUT OF ACCI.
DENTS. See us for estimates on
body and fender work. Expert
painting. r. v. Davis Motor
Sales, Middlefield, phone 22691.
5tf
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The Geauga Republican-Record
has the largest paid circGla-
tion Of any newspaper In the
MiddIefield trading area!
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Chesterland. 4
bedroom house, excellent con-
dition throughout. Modern 3O
living room with fireplace. Will
accept any reasonable offer.
Phone Chesterland 3692. 3x35
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WANTED - Couple or couple
and child to share home with
elderly lady on Rt. 1853, about 4
miles from Burton. Cecilia Bo-
gas, RID. No. 2, Burton, o.
2x33
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FOR SALE - 35 bred Hereford
heifers due to freshen April
and May 1858. Also 3 cows,
calf by side. Gralea Farm, Char
don phone 5-5245. 3x33
FOR SALE-Five room house,
with utility and attached gar
age. Knotty pine living-room,
open stairway and fireplace, 2
bedrooms and bath on second
floor. Dinette and kitchen. La
vatory in utility. So gal. hot
water tank. Hot water furnace
withnew style convectors. 8
acres of land / IA miles off
1922, S miles from Chardon.
Only $16,500. Phone Chardon
5-4861. 28tf
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NOTICE - Let us dress your
poultry. Call for appointment.
A. Varab, Chardon 5-4147.
3ctf
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FOR SALE - By owner, Bur-
ton Ranch House. Must see
to appreciate. Three bedrooms,
large kitchen with breakfast
bar, wood panelling through
dining and living room, indir-
ect lighting, recreation room.
Garage "a x "a. $17,000.00.
Call Burton 8849. 4x36
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FOR SALE-SPECIAL Yankee
and Confederate caps in time
for school, were $1.59 now
only 97c at jules Gift Shop,
205 Main Street, Chardon.
lc33
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FOR SALE - Coleman oil
heater. Four 6:16 tires and
tubes. Charles Schentzoro, Kile
rd., Chardon, 0. 1x33
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FOR SALE - 21-32 Twin City
tractor on rubber in good con-
dition or will trade on tractor
on Steel U. r. Byler, Hunts
burg. 2x33
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FOR SALE - SPECIAL one
week only. Complete perm
anent wave only $7.95. jules
Beauty Shop, 205 Main Street,
telephone 5-5621. 1c33
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FOR SALE - Spacious old CO.
lonial home, well built; 9
rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, center
hall; situated back from street
on Ia acres of rolling land;
good possibilities for a 2-family
or country estate. F. G.. Warri-
ner, 110 Claridon street, Char
don, Ohio. 2X33
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WANTED - To buy live poul-
try, farm pickup. Phone Char
don 5-7105 or write to j. B. Cav
anagh, Rt. 4, Chardon. 8tf
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RAWLEIGH DEALER - Want
ed at once. Good opportunity.
Write at once. Rewleigh's, Dept.
OHH 141 los, Freport, Ill.
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NOTICE

NOTICE = The Hambden Pre-
School clinic will be held on
August rs. For an appointment
call Chardon 5-7107, 5-9194 or
5-9601. 2x34
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NOTICE - Plumbing, heating,
wiring, and pump service.
Call John Bolden, Chardon
phone 5-8100. 7tf
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FOR SALE - Oven-ready fry
ing and roasting chickens.
Herbert Steingass, telephone
Chardon 5-51O8. 4c33
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ESTABLISHED POPCORN g.
ICE CREAM BUSINESS FOR
LEASE

oICt IOCdISu at IUO MdIN oI.,
In Chardon. Equipment includes
4 popcorn machines, one Mills
6 qt. Master Freezer with a To-
hole, 40-gal., hardening cabinet;
one 8-hole, 40-gal. dispensing
cabinet; one carmel corn table
with copper kettle and gas burn
er; one 15-lb. Preedit peanut
roaster; one 12'x12' concession
tent complete with frame and
many other necessary items.
Business offers many possibili-
ties. Call Chardon 5-7381 for
appointment. Eldredge Popcorn
Co. 31ctf
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FOR RENT - Large comfort
able room close to Chardon
Square. Gentleman preferred.
Call Chardon 5-5O81. 1x33
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NOTICE - Don't throw that old
saw away. We will retooth
1t for SOC. Filing-$1.0O. Carl
sons Hardware or Frank M.
Phillips. Phone Chardon 5-9268.
29tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Large room ad-
joining bath. Desk and large
closet. Lady or working couple.
Available in September. Phone
Chardon 1882. 2x34
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FOR RENT - Space for two
house trailers, running water
and septic tank installed, 20
miles from Cleveland on Route
306, near Route 6. Write Box
500, Chesterland, Ohio. 2x34
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FOR SALE - Good Sweet corn
picked while you wait. Call
Chardon 5-8171, John E. An
derson, Lake Aquilla Road.
1x33
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FOR SALE - Complete axle as
sembly. 26 drop center, vac
uum brakes, IL leaf springs and
wheels and shackles. Never us
ed. Cost $125.O0. Sale price
$100. Call Chardon 6-1433.
F 2x33
FOR SALE - 35 acres, $4,000;
35 acres, SO, 900; As acres, $12,-
600; so acres, $4,000. 2 cottages
at Restful Lake - both $4,000.
JOHN GAZDA REALTY CO.
Telephone Newbury 1922.
2p33
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FOR SALE - Ladies Western
Nocona boots, size 512; also
ladies Beaver Resistol hat. New
er worn, size 2112. Phone s.
7103. Betty Doing, Rt. 4, Char
don, Ohio. 2x33
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FOR SALE % ft. General
Electric Freezer, 3 years old,
in excellent condition. w. v.
Sked, 207 N. Hambden St., Char
don, O. Phone 5-4305. 2x33
FOR SALE-Chesterland, May
field road, 33 beautiful acres,
approximately 800 foot front
age, ideal for home sites, rea-
sonable. Telephone Fairmount
1-8594. 4c33
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FOR SALE - Please place your
orders early for picking pears
We now have cut flowers and
fresh vegetables and dill for
sale. Diane Pomeroy, Char
don, Ohio. 2x33
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-14
33t1

FOR SALE - Girls bicycle, 26
inches. Has brand new tires
and tubes-plus new access
ories. Newly painted-$12. Call
Chardon 5-9362. 1x33