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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04
ITEMS from CLARIDON
News by Mrs. ii. Ensign

News by Mrs. III. Ensign
Telephone e. Claridon 66217
Mrs. Ellen Buell. was taken
to Lakeside hospital last week
Tuesday. Her address is room
273, Mcdonald House, Adelbert
rd., Cleveland, o. She will be
glad to hear from her friends.
The Claridon P.T.A. meeting
will be held at town hall, Fri
day, September S. A reception
of the school teachers is
planned for the evening at
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fen
wick and daughter, Janet, at
tended State Fair last week
Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Hope attended
State Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Well
man, Jr., have a new baby
girl at their home. The name
is Susan. ...
| Mr.. Walter Spencer, Mr.
Tracey Spencer and Chester
Wells returned from a successful.
fishing trip in Canada.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Valen
tine with a group of friend.
an drelatives are spending two
weeks vacation fishing in Sheen
boro, Quebec, Canada.
Linda Ensign of Painesvill'
is spending some time with he
grandparents and Mrs. M. j
Wilmot while her parents, Mr.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

and Mrs. Richard Ensign, join
the group with Mr.. and Mrs.
Orrin Valentine.
Nancy Fenwick of Cleveland
Hts. spent the weekend with
Sally Fenwick.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Hostetler
and daughter, Marilyn, arrived
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Eddinger
of Toledo, o., spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. E. w
Ensign.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rock and
family of Lakewood, o., called
on Mrs. M. j. Wilmot Sunday
Mrs. Rock was formerly Helen
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-04

. Estate of Joseph S. Valvoda,
final and distributive account
filed.
Estate of Ida Belle PETERS,
aka. Ida B. PETERS, will and
codicil admitted to probate and
record.
Estate of Paul w. Elwell,
election of surviving spouse
filed.
Estate of Barbara Milota,
petition to sell personal prop
erty filed.
Estate of Ida Bell PETERS, a.
k.a. Ida B. PETERS, executrix
and appraisers appointed.
Estate of Esther Barbara
Moss, inventory and appraise-
ment filed.
Estate of Anna Slapak Fri
hauf, aka. Anna Friihauf, will
filed, will admitted to probate
and record.
Estate of Elizabeth Barna
final and distributive account
filed.
Estate of Ruby Cook, appli.
cation dispensing with appraise.
ment filed, inventory filed.
Estate of Gertrude A. Cowen
schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Bertha S. Morgan
schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Ida Viola Rusnak
inventory and appraisemen
filed.
Estate of Frank L. Hine, fina
and distributive account filed.
Estate of Ruth M. Hills, ex
ecutor appointed.
Estate of Anna Virgini;
Gruss, aka. Anna Gruss, fina
and distributive account filed.
Estate of Will p. Matthews
aka. William P. Matthews
election of surviving spous
filed.
Estate of Norman Spence
application for transfer of rea
estate filed.
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A BIGGER CIRCULATION
(40% over state average) is
only achieved by publishing a
B ETT Err newspaper. The
Record, highest priced paper
circulated in the county (10c
single copy-6c to subscrib-
ers), sells more newspapers in
Geauga than any three other
newspapers COMBINED.
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thrifty their
foolish observed Capt Neil Roach master Of the
Canadian National Steamships liner Lady Nelson he fingered
medicine bottle half filed with cklookng white liquid
Boston visit makes most inexpensive
Roach went explain that threatened
bubbles England
be picked
the bottles three cents each the Lady Nelson's" skipper
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Newberry.
Hadley Ensign and son,
Jimmy were at E. w. Ensigns
Saturday.
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Be Coy
''It is quite silly that a girl
shouldn't let man see that she 10
attracted by him" ."-E. F. Benson.
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filed against him by Luella
McMahan.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AUBURN TWP. Gergely
Kovacs, lot with house, cot
tage and 5. A. to Lazlo and
Juliana Kovacs, Burton.
CHAGRIN FALLS ALLOT. =
Wilson Nose, lot 123-124-125
with .06 A. each to John and
Flora Nichols, Cleveland.
Brawn Coleman, lot 720 with
house and .06 A. and lot 721
with .06 A. to Rosa Lee Bow
den, Cleveland.
Percy Mae Cox, lot 1873 with
house and .06 A. and lot 1S9
with .06 A. to Richard and
Clara Williams, Chagrin Falls.
LAKE LUCERNE - Bierce w.
and Evelyn j. Welsh, lot 8-N
and lot ON with "a A.
Daniel M. and Joan A. Hauser-
man, Lake Lucerne.
Ralph H. and Elizabeth NJ.
Sharpe, house and l A. to j.
Frederick and Margaret Gray,
Chagrin Falls.
J. Edmund and Ida M. Bes-
ker, lot ST. with 1T A., lot
6-L with 1T A. and lot 31-L
with "a A. to Charles H. and
Grace Lurch, Chagrin Falls.
Lake Lucerne Land Co., lot
&C with 80 A. to Bill F. and
Frieda L. Hutchins, Chagrin
Falls.
Harry B. and Luella c. Fink,
lot Sd with "a A. and lot
CD with house and "a A.
to Edward A. and Rosemary
Leary Chagrin Falls.
CHURCH SUBDIV. - Lola B.
Palmer, lot 10 with .18 A. and
lot 20 with .18 A. to Guy A
Rarick, Cleveland.
BURTON TWP. - Henry Bark
man, lot &c A. to Dan Byler
Burton.
Andy S. and Ann M. Belus-
cak, lot A with house and
$50 A. to Joseph F. and Paul
Fejes, Cleveland.
John and Rose Musil, lot 81
with .29 A. to Claud and Lillian
Hammond, Burton.
FOREST AND SYLVAN LAKE
SUBDIV. - Frank and Gizilla
Nemeth, lots 32-33-34 with 10
A. each to Helen and Lena
McLanus, Cleveland.
BURTON VILLAGE - Elmar
Co., lot As with 1885 A. to
Seat Cover Corp, Cleveland.
CFIARDON VILLAGE-George
Holowatz, lot % with .46 A.
to Philip Neshkin, Chardon.
Louis E. and Kathleen 1.
Oldenburg, lot 131 with house
and 1872 A. to George A. Jr.,
and Lue M. Bay, Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - Charles p
and Seville P. Dantel, lot 1s2
with two houses and two gar
ages and 18 A. to Brooks M
and Anne M. Jones, Chester.
land.
Robert and Grace Barnes,
lot II with l A. to Ethel
Branning, Cleveland.
Macie Stokes, lot % with
house and aga A. to Beatrice
M. Henry, Chesterland.
E. P. Kerruish and E. p
Carbaugh, lot IL with A. to
Harry Bowman and Dorothy
Sarah Kettlewood, East Cleve-
land.
HAMBDEN EWP. = Mariado-
nato DeGeorgia, lot % with .2i
A. to Albert c. and Ethel NJ
McClish, Chardon,
Anna Gruss, lot 10-15 with
house, barn and 81 A. to
Michael, Andrew G., Pauline
r., James r. Gruss and Eliza
beth D. Doing, Chardon.
HUNTSBURG TWP. - Leonard
Facinger, lot 38 with house and
$50 A. to Vaughn F. and Mil
dred K. Arnold, Huntsburg.
MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE -
Carl and Ronalda Warne, lot
80 with house and sc A. to
George R. and Elise T. Phil
lips, Middlefield.
Wilko K. and Blanche A.
Maxi, lot % with house an,
so A. to Clyde w. and Marian
Downie, Middlefield.
Garfield Oil Co., lot 80 witt
.33 A. to The, Johnson Rubbe,
Co., Middlefield.
MUNSON TWP. - Joseph ant
Valerie Bolek, lot 9 with
A. to James J. and Josephin,
M. Nozar, Chardon.
Bereha w. Krowarz, lot 3
35 with 1.69 A. to G. B. ant
Margaret Bleadingheiser, Char
don.
Mary Louise Caprez, lot q
with house, cottage and 80.7
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Arthur E. Williams, 80, of
Gates Mills and Martha L.
johnson, 80, of Chardon.
Andrew Gereb, Jr., %, OF
Martins Ferry and Dadlene
Black, 18, of Thompson.
Melvin E. Miller, %, of Orr
vile and Mary Ellen Mast, 81,
of Parkman.
Eugene Hietanen, %, of Fair
port Harbor and Marilyn NJ
Ellis, 10, of Chesterland.
Edward j. Szuter, 81, OF
Cleveland and Alicia Fenster-
maker, 20, of Chester.
Anthony Kovacic, 27, OF
Rome and Rose Marie Valvoda,
25, of Claridon.
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR
Estate of Fred A. Coe, ad-
ministrator and appraisers ap-
pointed.
Estate of Gertie A. Rhodes
aka. C. A. Rhodes, final ac-
count filed.
Estate of John B. Manfredi
inventory and appraisement
filed.
Estate of Joan Prots, ak a
Gizella Prots, inventory anC
appraisement filed.
Estate of Charlotte Prudence
Shaw, schedule of claims filed
application for sale of real es
tate filed, final account filed
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05
NIGHT STOCK
CAR RACING
Peninsula Drivers To Be Fea-
tured at Capital Speedway
Near Dover
25-LAP FEATURE

Beginning this Wednesday night
Promoter Townsend Tomlinson is
beginning a new policy at the new
Capital Speedway near Dover fea-
turing drivers from the Delmarva
Peninsula. In the past many fea-
tured drivers from nearby States
have been coping most of the
money and it is the feeling of the
Capital Speedway owner and pro-
moter that much more interest will
be created by featuring the top
drivers and cars of the Peninsula.
Such we'll known Shore Drivers as
Jake Twilley, Magnolia; Buddy
Killen, Dover; Tommy Johnson,
Wilmington; Bill Billings, Wood
side, and Bill Domino, Dover, will
be in the running this week as well
as many of the top drivers from
the Delaware State Stock Car Rae
ing Association and the Diamond
State Stock Car Racing will be
carrying the spotlight each Wed
Inesday night at the new Capital
Speedway. The Capital Speedway
has been completely remodeled this
year with new grandstand to af-
ford comfort for the stock car rae
ing fans. Much favorable comment
has come from the opening night
racing program last Wednesday
night. Weekly programs will fea-
ture three eight lap qualifying
heats starting at $3.50 pm. DIST.
Following the qualifying heats will
be a Consolation Event. Depend
ing on the number of cars entered
it is the policy to select the top
three cars in each qualifying heat
and 4 or 5 from the Consolation
Event to participate in the Even
ings feature event, a 25-Lap Fea-
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05
ORDER NEW SUPPLY OF MAPS
Highway Department Distributes
Record supply of Road Maps

Highway Department Distributes
Record supply of Road Maps
The State Highway Department
is now preparing to procure a new
supply of maps showing the high
ways in the State in order to re-
plenish the supply of the present
maps which is rapidly being used
up. According to r. A. Haber,
Chief Engineer of the Department,
more of the present maps have
been distributed since they were
procured last November, than in
the previous two years combined
The present map presented quite
a changed appearance over the
maps used in former years and as
result attracted considerable at
tention from wide areas, records
disclosing that the maps have beer
sent into every State in this ma.
tion, Canada and many foreign
countries. Mr. Haber indicated that
the maps being prepared now viii
be changed to include any highway
improvements that have been com.
pleted, planned or are in process Of
construction since the present maj
was prepared These maps are pre-
pared by the State Highway De
partment, Traffic and Planning Di
vision, under the direction of Mr.
William ]. Miller, Jr., and are fol
free distribution wherever they are
desired. It is estimated that the
present supply on hand will meet
the needs until the new maps are
received.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05
HOLD ATHLETIC BANQUET
Wesley Junior College Gives Entire
Student Body a Big Night

Wesley Junior College, Dover,
Del, closed out its sports program
Saturday night by holding the
sixth annual athletic banquet in
the college dining hall with the en-
tire student body in attendance.
Lewis Wells, faculty member, was
POSTMASTER and guests included
Wesley President and Mrs. ]. Paul
Slaybaugh, DR.. and Mrs. o. A.
BARLEY, and the Reverend John A.
Trader. Ed. Athey, director of ath-
letics at Washington College, ,Ches-
tertown, Maryland, and Pat Knight
Dover sports writer, were the prin-
cipal speakers. Fred Howell, di-
rector of Wesley athletics, and
Louise Frantz, field hockey coach,
commented briefly on the progress
that has been made by the Wesley
teams during the past seasons,
which have been the most success
full since athletics were revived at
the Dover College in 1916. Forty
four awards We're made by Howell
to the mems teams, William Kank-
ms was awarded a varsity letter in
soccer and baseball. Miss Frantz
presented awards to twenty seven
girls for their participation in field
hockey and basketball.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05

ture Race. Wednesday night rae
ing at the capital Speedway which
is located near Pearson's Corner,
Just a shor. distance from Dover,
will be continued throughout the
summer ani it is the feeling of vet
eran stock ,ar racing fans that in
terest will be greatly on the up
grade due to the intense rivalry
among the top Delmarva Peninsula
drivers and now that most of the
racing will be centered around
these drivers it is expected to be-
come even greater.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05
Six From state Get Rotation Leave

Six men from Delaware are
among the veterans from the Far
East who started 30-day rotation
leaves last Thursday. They arriv-
ed Wednesday at Friendship Inter-
national Airport from Cp. Stone
man, Calf. They will report back
to the 2O53d Reception Center at
Fort Meade, Nd, at the completion
of their leaves and receive new as
signments. They are: Cpl. John r.
Scotten, Harrington; Cpl. William
G. Little, Smyrna; Sgt. Edward A.
Tiller, New Castle; Sgt. Eugene D.
Nichols, Dover; Pfc. Preston c.
Baynum, Wilmington; Pfc. James
]. Williams, Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05

Miss Thelma Ross, Wyoming; Cae-
sar Rodney HIS; Elementary Edu-
cation. Miss Margaret Strecker,
Selbyville; Selbyville H. S.; Ele-
mentary Education. Mr.. Richard
Whealy, Delmar; Delmar H. S.;
High School Education.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05
Fracas in Delaware stakes

E.B. Schley's Fracas. recent win
ner of the Belmont Park leg of the
Spring Maiden Steeplechase, will
be seen under colors during the
coming Delaware Park meeting
opening May 20. The son of Me-
hemet Ali defeated Mrs. Esther
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05

dupont weir's Golden Furlong. an
other Spring Maiden entry, by al
most two lengths. The race is a
three-ply event, for maidens at the
time of closing, with the Delaware
leg down for decision on June a.
The third in the series will be run
at oqueduct on July 10.
Smyrna times., 1952-06-05
GRADUATION
u. OF D. JUNE 8
Baccalaureate and Commence
ment Exercises To Be Held
at University Sunday
LIST SCHOLARSHIPS

Baccalaureate and Commence
ment exercises for the senior class
at the University of Delaware will
be held on the campus, June 8,
1852. The Baccalaureate service
will begin at HOO am. and wealth
er permitting, will be held in front
of Hullihen Hall in the center of
the university campus. DR.. Alex
ander Mackie, President and Di-
rector, Presbyterian Ministers
Fund for Life Insurance, Philadel-
phia, Penna., will deliver the ser
mon.
AT 1900 noon, a luncheon for
graduates, their families and
guests will be served on the cam
pus adjoining Warner Hall. The
arrangements for this part of the
days activity have been made by
members of the graduating class.
1t is expected that over three hun
dred guests will be served.
The Commencement exercises be-
gin at 800 pm. and will be held in
the same location as the Bacca-
laureate service. James Miller
Tunnel, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of Delaware, will
be the principal speaker.
Following the commencement
program, graduates, parents, and
guests are invited to attend a re-
ception held for the class by DR..
and Mrs. John A. Perkins on the
campus adjoining Warner Hall.
Education Scholarships
DR.. Ardwin ]. Dolio, Chairman,
Teacher Education Scholarship
Committee, of the University of
Delaware, has announced that ten
high school seniors of the State
of Delaware have been awarded
State sponsored Teacher Educa-
tion Scholarships for the 1928
school year. These scholarships
are awarded on competitive
basis to students who intend to
become teachers in the public
schools of the State. The awards
this year have monetary value of
three hundred dollars each and are
renewable.
-Four of this years recipients
are from the Wilmington and New
Castle County area and six from
Kent and Sussex Counties. Five
students will prepare for teaching
in the elementary schools and five
in the secondary schools. Scholar
ship recipients, their home towns,
high schools and field of endeavor
are as follows: Miss Dorothy
Brugge, De Vries Circle, Lewes;
Lewes H. S.; Elementary Educa-
ton. Miss Janet Clay, ,Wlnterthur;
P. S. DUPONT H. S.; Home Eco
nomics. Miss Jacquiline Hackett,
46 Sackarackin Ave, Dover; Dover
H. S.; Elementary Education. Miss
Filomena Giammarco, 1905 Syca-
more St., Wilmington; Wilm. HIS
Secondary Language. Miss Jean
Hayes, 217 Lorewood Ave-, Elm
hurst, Wilmington; Conrad H. S.;
Elementary Education. Miss Mar
garet Custis, 1913 Lincoln St.,Wil-
mington; Wilm. H. S.; Secondary
Mathematics. Miss Mary Omwake
31S Savannah Road, Lewes; Lewes
H. S.; Secondary Mathematics
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Your One Little Vote may be
the Big One. Register and vote.
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Why Sit On The
Bench With This
Class Awaiting ;?

Did you have to sit on the beach
es this summer, or just hang on to
the edge of the pool while others
were diving and floating and SWIM
ming? This is the time to change
all that by registering for one of
the YWCA swim classes which will
begin on September 27th, for chill
dren and September Both and Oc-
tober End for adults.
All classes are held at Shaw
High School Pool. In the gym there
will be classes in body condition
ing and badminton.
Registrations are being taken
now at the YWCA East Cleveland
Center, UL. 1920. You must have
a YWCA medical examination be-
fore beginning any of these
classes, which are given at the
Center-by appointment only-on
Monday evenings, starting Septem-
Der 18th. Call the YWCA, or come
in to register. Make your appoint
ment for your medical NOW.
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Three years after Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Traci were married in Italy,
they came to America and for the
past 28 years they have been resi-
dents of East Cleveland.
On Saturday, September 18th,
the TRACTS will celebrate the fif-
tieth anniversary of their marriage
with three events scheduled for
the happy day. First, they will at
tend an anniversary mass at Holy
Rosary Church, 1921 Mayfield rd.
at ten o'clock, after which there
will be a family dinner at Nelson's.
In the evening, from eight to mid
night, a reception for all relatives
and friends will be held at their
home, 1922 Woodlawn ave.
Mr. Traci retired three years ago
after 80 years of service with the
Board of Education of East Cleve-
land.
Joining in the days celebration
will be the three Traci children
Sam, 1857 West 28th ST., Joe Traci
of 965 Brunswick rd. and Mrs
Joseph LeGrande, 1922 Woodlawr
rd., seven grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren. Also expected
to be present is Mrs. Tracts sister
Mrs. Albert Leone who plans tt
come from Hollywood, California
for the golden wedding observance
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KIRK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

KIRK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
This falls first KIRK PTA board
meeting will be held at the home
of President George M. Reazer,
Monday, September 22nd at 8
o'clock.
Officers of the unit are:
President, Mrs. G. M. Reazer;
Vice President, Mr.. E. Dana
Brooks; Honorary Vice-President,
DR.. L. L. Myers; Treasurer, Mr.
Glenn Kitson; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Robert Weis; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. Hamilton Beatty;
Historian, Mrs. Ralph Beebe;
Faculty Representative, Miss
Muriel MacNeill.
Committee Chairmen are: Board
of Education, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schuff; Hospitality, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Randall; Legislation, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Baldau; Member
ship, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Salter and
Co-Chairmen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Draheim.
Movies, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Riehl;
Program, DR.. and Mrs. Homer
Alexander, Publicity, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Borthwick; Radio and T.V.,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Madison; So
cial, Mr.. and Mrs L. ]. Yanetta
and Co-Chairmen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stillinger; Ways and Means, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jaye; Welfare,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Wachter.
Representatives to East Cleve-
land Council PTA are Mrs. G. NJ.
Reazer, DR.. L. L. Myers, Mrs. K.
Dana Brooks, Mrs. Robert Weis,
Mrs. Hamilton Beatty, Mrs. Ralph
Beebe and Mrs. H. A. Draheim,
alternate.
SHAW HIGH SCHOOL
The Executive Board Of Shaw
High PTA will meet for the first
time on Thursday, September 25th
at p. m. The meeting is to be
held at Shaw's Cardinals Nest.
The following officers and COM
mittee chairmen will serve during
the year, 1928:
President, Earl Mueller: Vice
President, Kenneth E. Stuchel;
Honorary Vice-President, Wayne
C. Blough, principal at Shaw; Sec
retary, Mrs. Joseph Traci; Treas
urer, Mrs. Lloyd Keller; Past
President, John B. Austin; Pro-
gram Chairmen, Mr.. and Mrs. V.
B. Wallace; Ways and Means, Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Hatch; Membership,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Nicola.
Hospitality, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hudelson; Publicity, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Borthwick; Student Activi-
ties, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E.
Smith; Social, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Moehle; Magazine, Joseph Traci;
Radio and Television, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. J. Kutcher; Legislation, DR..
and Mrs. J. Wade Price; Health
and Welfare, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
V. Cummins; Faculty Representa-
tive, Mr.. Grant Kibbel.
Representatives to East Cleve-
land Community Council are Lloyd
Keller and L. X. Nicola.
Representatives to East Cleve-
land Council of PTA are: Mrs. Earl
Mueller, Mrs. VIM. Moehle, Wayne
c. Blough, Mrs. ]. D. Hatch, Mrs.
X. E. Stuchel, alternate, and Mrs.
VIM. Borthwick
Dates of the clothing sale at
Prospect School are Tuesday, Sep
tember 23rd, 1880 to and z to 9
o'clock, and Wednesday, Septem-
Der oath from $3.50 to IL noon. All
items must be clean, repaired and
marked as to size and price. Re-
ceiving days are Monday $3.50 to A
and Z to 9 o'clock.
Further details next week.
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CALEDONIA GETS
ACQUAINTED THIS MONTH

Getting acquainted is the objec-
tive for the first month of school
at Caledonia, and to attain this
goal, Mrs. T. ]. Borsch, member
snip chairman and Mrs. H. T
Forster, assistant with their COM
mittee are planning for teas and
breakfasts.
Breakfasts seem to be the most
popular among Room Mothers and
hostesses, with five of them
scheduled. Teas come in for two
dates. The schedule is:
Thursday, September 11th, there
will be a breakfast at 1920 for
Third Grade members. Room Moth
ers, Mrs. Edward Mas, Mrs. Will
liam Limbird and Mrs. Louis Ed
wards will be assisted by Mrs.
Alfred Hartman, Mrs. Loui s
Schweizer and Mrs. Reginald
Davies, hostesses. Teacher aids are
Elizabeth Alexander, Lillian Fin
Mia and Rita Seller.
The Fourth Grade breakfast is
set for Thursday, September 18th
at 1000 a. m. with Mrs. Kenneth
Thunderstorm and Mrs. Robert
Koismith, room mothers, together
with Mrs. Edgar Wilson, and Mrs.
Dominic Arezone, hostesses, and
Mrs. Catherine Rehrig and Miss
Nadine MacNeill of the faculty in
charge.
Fifth Grade mothers will be in
vited by Room Mothers, Mrs. Mel
win Stone, Mrs. Vaughn Fisher and
Mrs. Earl Miller. This will be a
breakfast September 10th at 1000
a. m. with the hostesses being Mrs.
Burton Carlson, Mrs. Milton Corn
man and Mrs. Robert Walter.
Fifth grade teachers are Miss Iva
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imiroff, Muriel Stuart (School of
American Ballet), and others.
Miss Gensler has had spectacu-
lar success in her teaching of chill
dren and great care is employed
in the method of instruction, with
special consideration given to foun-
dation technique in all types of
dancing.
Mothers who desire the best in
the field of dancing, including an
atmosphere of refinement, will
find it at the Gensler School of
Dancing, which is designed for
dance education, dignity, and dis
tinction; the highest standing in