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MIscEL. WANTED Gent,
DOGS. PETS, eTc.

BOXER-To good home with fenced
In yard; beautiful female, 3-yr.-olc
afiectioHate: sos or best offer. WA
l19s, Monday after IL. all da,
BOXER PuPPIEs. s vks. to la mos
fawn, males and females. house
broken and raised with children
several choice of litter. TO. 6699
BOXER PUP, 10 wks. old, male. ear
clipped: $50; 1901 Weller rd., Sill
DOBERMAN PNscHER puppies
Axe; wormed, docked, cropped IN
FREEEThree kittens. 5 wks. old
DU. 1879 after 8 pm. 12s
beauties left. Axe. On,
male; one female: Come see them
ELPAW KENNELS. Alex, Va. TIE
BOXER-Two beautiful female pups
cropped, Axe. Must sell this weel
at $50 each; your gain. TIE. 2430
PET MALE BEAGLE TERRIER-Goo,
watchdog. GE. 4160.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. male, 2ha years
good temperament, likes children
needs space; S25. CH. 4415. IL
BULL TERRIER PUPS-Excellent pet
and watehdogs, Axe. registered. An
napolis 5702, NADELL. Arnold, Md
FINE. LARGE DOG. yr. old; black
short haired. shiny coat; friendly
WATCHDOG, 81. 6709. after 6 pm. :,
BEAGLE-Brown and white. small
female, 8 mos. old; good huntinl
BRSWNs isGsk s BoSER sGs Dog s5tsf for SAFE safe Abou
-yr: old. Very lge. Good watchdog
Ii. 6-0346.
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NRLP WoMEN Cent }

LADIEa-Saies work in hrs. Of owr
apparel and ha6er.; about So hr
Apply 10-2 daily, or b-6:S0 Pm. :;
tues. Wed. Thurs. RIM. 702, 20
fSr 4 small salary. Lu. S-s65s.
WOMEN t3) to serve reg. AVON Gus.
toners; part time hrs. earn S20-S2S
wkly, Call RE. 0795 now. Ia
YOUNG LADY-Part-time work, helr
oreanize families. for necessary serv-
ice. REQUIRES talking to people,
aO aOass d.faite sS HUHse; speoinemests' 0 All day
Sat. and mornineg during the week,
10 till No selling. Must have
GOOD appearance and exterience con-
tacting public. Virginia residence
4esalemen. Aep csn Be- Sns n.t pss
hr. plus bonus. Apply FRANKLIN
LIFE, 319 King, Alex, End hr..
betw. IL and 9 only. No phone
YSoSUNa WOMAN to type. check mer-
town aift shop; 6ls-day week to in
elude Q ewes: $40 to start. Box
434-K. Star. 14'
IMMEDIATE positions in Washinsten
and other cities for women over 30
with teaehing,. business. or social
BACKGROUND who win enjoy con-
struetive child-euidance work. Po-
sition Is permanent with future Sc
curity ard excel. immediase earl
1UTZ. NATIONAL 2740. between l and
f9sfTmfoN in Protestant children's
Home for white woman. age 3Q-55;
capable OF working with children;
good !salarg; live In; references re-
CURED. Ma. 1871. -13
PART TIME. white, "a to so yrs. Of
age: 3-days wk: prefer college edu-
cation; good figure, personality and
health essential. Short training
ss,s s1gTss free. S1s4Gx, Sa tx 42g4f gE4ifrHEss SEas
WANTED. SOPRANOS, for religious
HaSbrcHffrD snSis SisP cav WoMEN nj fesS ana GIRLS
oosopM1 aHf iSnusFsrs III; ns st.i2ipF 1873 Nsa "
Hampshire ave. NV. Hours 9.l2.
Monday-Friday. -lb
ATTRACTIVE LADY, white, needed
for contact work; openings In vart-
Gus localities: car preferred. Call
NO. 1878 Wednesday.
ALL WOMEN-At home, at work
earn S1.bo box, sell Du Pont
nylons. only 5Se pr; guaranteed
BI-lSs; no money needed; We supply
stock. Also Cannon sheets. $2.4S.
Can collect Market 2-4So2' New
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS WANTED
White; hours 4:30 pm. to 1890
am. LONGFEILOW FOOD SHOP,
6621 Colorado ave. NV.
AIRLINEs MED
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rent TeIBEa DO NO., u. Y. ldIBeSl
Open until 8 pm. AID. 1881. 17s
REUPHOLSTERING
isSor and sSA material; ate S: s6s WorEsn
Hshment. La FRANcEUPHoIsTER.
ING, 2509 18th st. NV. co. 23S1
REVOLVER, 8. and W.. K-38. 81
caliber;. excellent condition; hred les
than so times. $50. Lo. 5-s553.-
RUG, 9x12 Beattie, heayyTeight, 8.
sg4a 9ss5i4 aDg.stIssl S.stsay. va5SS, vs. Sds1 $751;
RUGS; imported Persian. Oftenta
design; heavy. closely woven fol
good wearing: 9x12. S49.5O; SKI /
$3.50: other sizes proper. priced
RUGS. green. 9x15. $50; 9x9. $50
6x9;, $40; Also gray. simply gdy beau
RuGs-orientaI 9 Sass q'sn and Chi Chinese. e.' room
and scatters; prices reduced. RARE
RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. NV.
RUGS, one 9x13 BroadIUom (green)
Phone MI: 1856, Apt: 210, Ii
RUG CLEANING MACHINE, all equip
For intormation call after $40 Pm
SEWING MACHINE, portable; 80 good
cond; reasonable. Call JE. 3-8010.
NV. Or can Wo. loo4. Mon. tues
SPANISH VEIL. imported. large. silk
handmade. black, Phone GE. 236e
AwH N
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~
COLORED-sINGLE ROOM; private
home; eonv. transp.; reasonable;
man preferred. RA. 1175. ~
COLORED-FRONT ROOM-Nicely
iurn.. twin beds; ladies only. 1900
Harvard st. NV. apt. 4. DU 1905.
coLoRED-11ls P ST N,w.-fSSrn.
rm., use Of kit. and laundry faciii-
ties; "a blk. from 11th st. carline;
ga S 80 per mo. See MRS. HENSON.
C6IoREnD-141 ADAMS ST. Nv
Furn: rm., hardwood frs. beautiful
ssl4yfhte s4 rs nf1 home ne Sr chtldFen; EfSI Tsnt.
COL0RED. 1898 HARyARD-For
eqiPils eHPi Dersfp 1p 5fa4 Ifs rm' lss' elfsset'
C0LORED-SGLE. RIM, all privileges;
3541 Holmead pl. NV. TU. 05lA.
coLoRED-RooM IN APT. for nj or
iady I dsmp1gyed' Rf1 ssas ssfsnsd men or settled
'coLoRED-2So cHANNING ST. NE.
-Attractiyely furnished. comfortable
privileges. co. .6l6s. l3'
COLORED-TWo YOUNG LADIES or
1rl1 s2?ngs g. asa sssb f. f. ssas Rs iaissae'I sis.s
CoLoRED-43s NEWTON PL.-LEe.
furn. front room; suit. lady or
cple; home priVls. Call ia. 1873,
cOLoRED-LGE. FRONT RM.. close
in; some privls. Call ME. 0Ss3.
CoLoRED - REFINED EMPLOYED
COUPLE rm., kit. pvt. bath:
furn; or unfurn: Y blk. from car
and bus line: Du 2l5s. -13
twin beds empl. girls or cple., kit.
priyls. TU. -2073. after 4. Ia
COLORED-5O5 23rd ST.---Rrn., furn.
or unfnrn.; bus stops in front Of
door; couple or single person. NE.
CoIoRED0DoUBLE E FRONT room;
$40 week; also single room; conven-
lent to everything. HU. 394s. -16
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PIPE-USED

.-. Z Ii 1E"O0EO 80.
Also used bath tubs. sinks. radiators.
structural steel angles and channels.
WASHINGTON RAG AND BAG CO.,
els L street s.w.; phone DI. S007.
PRESSING MACHINEsasinger; excel.
sondi ss1 liz cheap sasas price sosl NayloT rd'
SIS. NOEL PETERSEN. Cas-. Bet.
1923, A.A.U., VHFs. Warrenton, Va.
RANGE-EIectric, used. Hotpoint; 2
Ssep Sssps' we'll OrSllsr;; HM so4s fire surface i4
RANGE. ae vel; eiec,; 4l GE Airiine-. uke new;
used less than 8 mos. Ensleside
RE1F1RffGEiRAToR, RsffGCfEiRAToR General Electric. q
GU; it.; excellent condition; reason
RiE1fIfkiIdEssaAffoSRR:S AZ Leonard, good con
REFRiG.' Ii a1as7s 7servel 8 Gu. it,, with deer
freeze compartment; excel. cond.
AK. 1898 after $50 pm. IA
REFRIGERATION, r., Admiral; new
RGFRfsERaToRs Gl RfSs HllsF So eSSa See our sd at
head Of this column. iNGERsoLI
CO., 2122 Nichols ave. Sc. -16
REFRIGERATORS, 81 and SO,
brand-new, most makeS;. builder
supple CO. surplus stock, at real
bargain prices. til 9. GE. 1924.
BARKER CO.. 5425 Ga. ave. NV.
REFRIGERAToRs, used. recond.
guar; also bargains 1851 A. samples
P. o. SMITH s. & S., 1874 n st.
ne. Ii 3-2545. Ii 3-6050.
REFRIGERATORS. used. large as
sortment from $40 upSSone with J.
yr. guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKS. 1905 14th st. NV.
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MEN AVAILABLE NOW
SITUATIONS WoMEN

DENTIST OR DOCTORS ASSISTANT
young woman would like work in
pleasant office. Ii. 7-54T9.
NURSE, practical. available for work
IT any time; ref; hospital exper.
sEcREaT'22ssY, relieve executive, rou-
tine corresp., other duties: expert
steno.; $75. Box 407-K, Star. 12"
SECY. Y.-STENO.-General ONCE work
exper., adaptable; part-time posi-
sTRSoskAPakRsss fteRi sIR IA; ss4s typists clerks
available to. NIL temporary needs;
hourly. weekly or Longer; Fast;
MISS BARRETT. DE. 694S. -12
TYPIsT-Exper. dictaphone: ,colored
graduate desires 3 mos. work. LU.
YOUNG WOMAN with excel. back
ground desires secretarial work at
home. OV 6631. -13
EFFICIENT SECRETARY. BACKGROUND
in adult education; available part
time. Cali WO. 8699. -12
OFFICE WORK-Young woman, neat,
eflcient; desires work in small ofhce
Downtown preferred. Ii. 7-541S.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-S.E.-S.W

MEN ONLY, near Navy Yard; blk.
from Pa. ave. sc. Entertaining
privileges. Age 21-45. Ii. 7-6572.
1st ST. Sc. 23S-NiceIy furn.. sgl.
rm.. running water, near CongreS.
sional Lib. S32 mo. Ii. 4-e742.
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J16 q st. ny
EsfahliShRd 121

thread: fixtnres. BIO BLo5cKs. so5e n
st. NV. NO. 1908. WA. 5501.
PIPE, IL" galvanized pipe, can b
used for drainage across roadways
GENERAL WRECKING CO,
BRENTWOOD RID. AND w ST. NE
MT R17T ia
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ROOMS EURN.-N.W. Cont
1883 MINTwO0D PL. N.w.-Large
attrac, furn. dble rm., twin beds.
running water: maid service; also
DUPoNf ifIsj fPi cIkcIE asaH AREA, large grs room
maids service: $50 single. $65 dou-
BILE. Call HO. 1880 after pm ia
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1915 18th st. NV;
gentlemen only. musicians preferred:
lse. 2nu n. front rn1.,, PVT. bath;
ns. raFn hSfS SS5; Srd a small nr front ss5 55n''
|FARMINGToN, 1874 18th st. NV.
near Dupont Circle-Afaid serv., "A.
hr. ONCE servs; phonN in all rms:
sonSi. sonS iSssiessiSSSS SS US sin65s Sc $50 uD'
1924 MASS. AVE-, Downtown; Cosy.
clean, single room; maid serylce;
|1sss s 7 sT. NW.-"Dupont Manor. .''
Newly decorated lge. warm ssie.; mr..
ONE TRIPLE and double lge. 'front.'
rm.; 18th ST.; bus at door. co. 23oe.
TAKoMA Pk-Lse. corner rm. in
dst. house; kit. privil.. unlimited
phone. on express busline. GE.
STUDIO ROOM gas Stove, re1Bf.,
blk. Mt. Pleasant car and busline;
3202 18th st. NV, NO. $3.50. lis
LGE. LOVELY RM.. running water;
clean and cool: RA. 07ss- ssl. I'M.
MERIDIAN HILL HOTEL. 18th and
Euclid SITS NV; single and double
outside rooms; for women only;
S2.25 UP. call co. 1000. --15
1851 MONROE ST.-Clean. weli-furn.
lge, front double rnl.: also single
with screened porch double. $50;
single. $50 Tu. O4S9. .-l5
15l6 EYE ST.-Dble for men. twin
beds. maid. showers; $50 semi
monthly. Cali ia. 5000 or Du. $500.
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM for
gentleman in pvt. home; phone priv
ilege; conv. transp. NO. 3662. lis
PVT. HOME, comfortably furn. rm.;
good tyansp. Elk. 96le, Ia
l40O NGRAHAM ST.--Nicely furn.
sgle. rm.; $3.50 no., GE. T724.
COMFORTABLE SGLE. RM., semipvt.
bath. shower; $40; weIl-kept det.
home. 1924 18th st. NV,
~ mi VypR
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GAS RANGES

36-in. white enamel. insul.; oven
control: like new: $39.95. AT.
LANT1C, s07 V st. NV, NO. 1921
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $3.50 up;
lge. assort.; elec. motor repairs; 36tIl
year. CARTY 1908 14th. NO. O224
GENERATOR, portable electric, $500
watts. Used l month only. For fur
ther information, call JE. 2-7S26.
GUITAR. Gibson; Spanish, ebony
finish. $40. NO. 6249 after 8 pm
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GIFT SHOP

Young lady. experienced selling greet
ing cards and stationery; perna-
nent position, Apply after 10 am.
HREWOOD. 1917 @ ct. NV. Ia
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

EARN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO-
MA at home in your spare time. 1t
offers big advantages. Also 400 en-
eineering and business courses. Get
information today. les, 232 Bond
Bldg., ME. S166.
SPANISH CONVERSATION. native
teacher; small groups, BEGINNERS and
advanced. PROF. RAMOS. RE. 3076.
-12
NEW CLASSES now starting in
BOOKKEEPING: accounting, short
hand, typfng, PIX, court reporting;
Small classes. start today, BOYD
SCHOOL. 18th and @ sts. NV. MA
pBsSx.-fRECEPTIoNIsr course easily
learned; age no handicap. Day class
tuition, $50; night, .$S5. MRS.
CHANDLER, HU. 1924. ST. 727S.
MODERN TRAINING in. beauty cul;;
ture; all subjects taught. Approved
for CT training: day and evening
classes. wARFLYNN BEAUTY COL
IEGE. 1910 G st. NV, Dl. l762.
AIRLINES
Need men and FS%s Sgss ST. 1nteEyissSg' 4SsS
am. to 2 pm. CALF. AIR COL
LEGE, RIM. 601. 710 14th st. NV
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UEAFEM1 AND SBAf CUVEh MHLe-
rials. Singer elec. heavy-duty ma
chine, Upholstery cushion machine.
ing machine; several chrome kitch-
en- chairs. ALEXANDER Il CO.,
3402 r I. ave., Mt. Rainier. Md.
FIOoRING. maple, used, Ia" face;
good condition; reasonable. GE. 1921.
FUR COAT; muskrat, size IL. good
condition. Also brown cloth coat,
q length. TU. 1890. -12
FUR CAPE, squirrel, Kolinsky dyed.
scalloped bottom, like new. Cost
1885. Sac, $100. After 8 pm,
FUR COAT. $50: silver fox eollared,
black fitted coat, SIS: excel. cond.,
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AINLINES NEED
See our ad under Instruction.
CALF. AIR COLLEGE. -12
DO YOU WISH TO LEARN
HOW TO RUN A HOTEL?
Under expert guidance Of hotel owner
who eventually wishes to retire; will
accept ! or Q persons, either men
or women, who wish 70 learn hotel
business from bottom to top. Write
in detail. Boz 413-A. star: liz;
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
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Corner sth and g NV.
BASKIN FURS
FuRS

FURS
COATS, CAPES, JACKETS
And scarfs Of every descrip-
ton; moutons to minks at .
fraction of cost; showroom
samples: many unclaimed gar.
ments left in storage.
BARGAINS
Priced for immediate clear
Anee as low Rs SO. Act taSe.
BASKIN FJJRS
Corner eth and q. NV.
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All sizes Of new. flush. panel and
defects permit us to sell these doors
at q great saving to you.
ACE BUILDING MATERIAL CO.
HOME IMPROVEMENT FINANCING
4002 MINI. Ave. NE. LU. 4-0500
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK
POULTRY, RABBITS 8 EGGS
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

MIXED WOOD. $50 per cord; al
oak, $22 per cord. JE. 2-2506. Il
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REFRIGERATOR
Late models, $50 up: easy terms
rent refer., SIS mo-; D. C.'s largest
selection OF good used refrigerators
ALLISON.S, 2209 14th st. NV
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SITUATIONS MEN

COLORED
Girls that need refs. and exper.
see our ad under Instructions"
SMITHS JOB TRAINING liz
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INsTRUc. coURsEs Gent,
MARSHALL J. NAPLES
Peal Estate Course

New Glass Starts March 3rd.
We teach hstings through settlements
Can place our students for full-time
employment. Give answers to al
examination for licenses, Glasses
meet Monday and Thursday, s tC
10 pm; 10 lectures; brief on each
lecture. Early enrolment: class
limited. Call for application, pur-
pose and reference.
20 YEARS CONTINUOUS EXPER.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE
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VACUUM CLEANERS

Special sale, over 100; al makes;
EnPs EYs5snsesS HsS,uiMy Try seteEs yp9 0I buy !,
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Bring your dental gold, platinum,
discarded tewelry. we pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
30 YEARS AT 935 r ST. NV.
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FlagStone and Stone

Cement walks, steps, porches, tilt
drainage: ANGELO MARCUCC1O
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South Hanbden
News by Mrs. H. S. woodin

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Orient of
Leroy visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Pokorny Monday evening.
Mrs. John Brindo visited
friends in Cleveland Saturday.
Miss Gladys Porter and Mr..
G. Claybaugh of Cleveland spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brindo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Woodin of
billiards visited his mother,
Mrs. H. S. Woodin and brother
Sunday. Mrs. Ralph Woodin
took Mrs. Henry Boerwinkle
and Mrs. H. S. Woodin to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hagen in Cha.
grin Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Woodin
and his mother, Mr.. and Mrs,
Miles Webster of Concord, spent
Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Boerwinkle.
Several flocks of wild geese
flew over Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hem
ing and family of Kirkland
spent Saturday with Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Wingard.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Woodir
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-23
NEWS from MONTVILLE

Helen Brace, Mrs. Ina Stone,
Mrs. Josephine Stone, Mrs. Ag-
mes Tommer, and Mrs. Jean
Beardsley and Mrs. Sadie STAN
ley. The evening was spent Wis
iting and watching T.V. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs.
Humpel. Mrs. Tommer will en-
tertain the next club.
The Ladies Aid Society met
Thursday for dinner with Mrs.
Elvena Gray chairman. There
was a good attendance and sew
eral visitors. - Mrs. Maude
Fales, Mrs. Helen Ishee, Mrs.
Carrie Ludlow, Mrs. Carrie Nc
Gurer, Mrs. Grace White, Mrs.
Lima Liant. Mrs. Louise How
ellis, Mrs. Lillian Shedd, Mrs.
Hazel Parker and Mrs. Vina
Grenter from Middlefield were
dinner guests, and Mrs. Lennah
Eging, Mrs. Ruth Horvath and
Mrs. Maude Huntoon from Char
don. Following dinner a bust
ness meeting was conducted by
the vice-president, Mrs. Edwina
Stone. Further plans were made
for the Carnival which is No.
vember Is. The ladies will meet
Wednesday at the home of Mrs
Margaret Twarogowski to sew
for the Carnival. The next Aid
dinner will be Nov. 4, Election
day, with Mrs. Bernice Church
field chairman of the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald johnson
of Sweet River, Canada, and Mr.
and Mrs. Curt Embelton of st
Catherine, Canada, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Srp
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Stapel ano
two children recently visited
her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Weber anc
family in Strongsville.
The Misses Rena and Edna
Ernst of Painesville visited Mrs
George Garritt on Sunday af
ternoon.
The Ladies Auxiliary of thu
Fire Department will m e e
Thursday evening the 23rd a
the home of Mrs. Gertrude Ki
MAX.
The League of Women Voter
will present a skit and a pro
gram at the school auditorium
the evening of Oct. %. Their
will be a speaker who will ans
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News by Mrs. F. S. Whitney

Lewis Berger, who owns and
operates the Montville Service
Garage at the corner of 528 and
86, held open house Saturday
at his new show room for the
new Kaiser automobile for
which he is dealer. The event
was very successful and many
attended. Flowers were sent in
by many business men and
friends.
Mrs. Paul Tommer, assisted
by her sister, Mrs. John STAN
onis, entertained Saturday after
noon for her daughter Mary Ag-
mes Tommer, in honor of her
7th birthday. The following
children attended: Laurine Kan
gas, Candace Burger, Teddy
Stone, Tom Zeriak, Teresa XII
max, Harlyn Stoltz, Susan Dom
oghue, Raymond Omiecenski,
Brent Myers, and Jeanette
Huntoon. The dining room was
decorated with autumn leaves
and fall flowers. Games were
played with prizes and balloons
with each child's name on. Mary
Agnes received many gifts. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Tommer and Mrs. Stanonis, in
cluding decorated birthday
cake.
The Mothers and Daughters
club met Wednesday with Mrs.
Berlin Trask in Rock Creek. At
tending were Mrs. Ora Daniels,
Mrs. Elizabeth Gyetka, Mrs. Jul
ia Sommers, Mrs. Genevieve
Sommers, Mrs. Frieda Stolt7
and sons Wayne and Dennis
Mrs. Eileen Weber and son, Jim
mie, Mrs. Frillie Trask, Mrs
Thelma Reeves and daughter
Mrs. Anna Weber, Mrs. Edwir
Trask, and sons Michael anc
Carl, Mrs. Harry RAIDER, Mrs
Emma Daniels, and Mrs. Vernit
Trask. A picnic dinner was en-
joyed and a business meetint
followed. The afternoon wa
spent visiting and sewing. Mrs
Anna Weber will entertain Nov
IL.
Mrs. Marie Humpel entertain
ed the Dilly Daily club Wednes
day evening. Attending wer'
Mrs. Erma Gyetko, Mrs. Edwini
Stone, Mrs. Grace Burger, Mrs
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News by Emma Blair
Telephone Newbury 372

Entertain with Barn Dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Kersey of
Route A entertained about so
relatives and friends with a
barn dance and party Saturday
evening. The Orketts of Cha
grin Falls furnished the music.
Furnish Music at st. Luke's
Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Audre Blair and
the Orketts of Chagrin Falls
furnished music for a party a:
st. Luke's hospital given by
the nurses Friday evening. All
had fine time.
Grange
Newbury Grange will take
the travelling gavel to Munsor
Grange Tuesday evening, Oct
% and put on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Bull ol
South Russell and Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Blair attended Pomona
Grange at Montville Saturday
evening.
Personals
| Mr.. Rudolph Kieselbach re
turned from st. Luke's hospi
tai Monday, where he had spen
the past three weeks following
an operation. We are glad t,
see him out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rep
called on Mrs. Myrta Russell
and family on Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dean Bond an,
family spent Sunday with he
mother, Mrs. Lula Gore.
Mrs. Lillian Kieselbach Q
Pekin Rd., was in New Yor
over the weekend to meet he
sister who is arriving fror
Europe
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NEWBURY NEWS ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ober are
attending some Guernsey sales
this week. Their son., Leslie,
is with his grandfather Kar-
dovec at Punderson Lake.
Charles Jerry Kraus of New
bury has been pledged to Tau
Kappa Epsilon social fraternity
on the Ohio University campus
He is the son of MIR. and Mrs
Charles Kraus and is sopho.
more. He is a graduate ol
Newbury high school.
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wer questions. Time 8 pm.
Attending the Geauga County
Clerks and Trustees Association,
held in Parkman, Thursday eve
ming, from Montville were Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hoffman, Mr..
Lyle Trask, Mr.. Steve Donavan
and Mrs. Mildred Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hayduk
of Madison were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stone
and daughter.
Arlene Stone and Charlene
Leggett and Sally Phillips at
tended the football game in
Kent Saturday.
The All Advisors Recognition
Banquet was held Wednesday at
Parkman Community House.
Attending from Montville were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scheller,
Mrs. Max Weitzenhof and Mrs.
Herbert Koerner. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hoffman
and son Hubert took their hors-
es to Marion, Ohio, Saturday,
where the fall roundup" OF
horses was held, returning home
Monday evening.
Mrs. Blanche Pickett, enter
tanned Saturday afternoon from
2 to S, Mrs. George Garritt
Mrs. Kate Peters, Mrs. Eta
Woolf, and Mrs. Viola Walters
honoring the birthdays of Mrs
Gerritt and Mrs. Woolf whose
birthdays are the 21st and 23rc
respectively, and Mrs. Peter!
and Walters, at an earlier date
Mrs. Pickett served refresh
ments, including a birthday
cake made by Mrs. Wenzel in ;
book form and decorated will
white frosting and forget-me
nots, with green book mari
down the center. The ladies
names were in the book in ret
letters. Mrs. Pickett presentet
each with a gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Boards
ley of Lyndhurst, gave Mont
vile Community church her p
ano, as she is purchasing
smaller one.
Mrs. B. J. Beardsley an
daughters Cathy and Alexa VII
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
A. Bonnet in Gates Mills, FIR
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klaus an
4 son Frank and daughter L
Verne were Cleveland visitor
Saturday.
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fit OF Balnbridge Local Sehoo!
District. for the purpose or cuTreh.
expenses at a rate not exoee6ins
mills for each one doilar Oh va va
Sants for each one hundred dollars
of valuation, for five years
The Polls for said Election Will
no omen at $3.50 o'clock A. m. and
remain open until $3.50 O'Clock
p. M. Eastern Standard Time oi
said day.
By order of the Board OF Eiec-
tions, of Geauga County. ohlo'
Gladys s. Mcdonald.
Chairman.
RaatrIce VanGorder.
Clerk.
Do.os no, ona 1852 4ci4
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and Mrs. Frank Pokorny and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pokorny at
tended the homecoming dance at
Chardon Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Cooley
were Sunday evening VISITORS
with Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt
Woodin.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION ON - -
LEVY IN EXCESS OE
MILL LIMITATION

GenY Code, Secs. 47sS-13 (g)'
S82s-17,3O8O
NOTICE is hereby given tha' IN
pursuance of q Resolution OF tne
Board Of Education OF the
Bainbridge Local School s Dls'rcI, or
the i7th day Of July. 1852. there
will be submitted to q vote oI OF
the people Of said Bainbridge LocaI
school District at a Genera
ELECTION to be held in the Town.
ship of Bainbridge, Geauga Coun.s
Ohio, at the regular places or Vot.
ing therein. on Tuesday, tne .tor or
OF. leyying in excess of the ter
mills and an increase of mills
to constitute a tax for the oene'
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Alloy Problems

Alloy Problems
Steelmakers have long known that
boron alloy is exceedingly hard
but its brittleness and tendency 70
corrode limited its use while other
alloying materials were readiiy
available.