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Evening star., 1953-07-30
Lamps

10-Table Lamps, provincial
type, 3 styles. $500
15-$29.9S China Decorator Ia
BILE Lamps, assorted styles with
matching shades ---- $12.OO
IS GOOseneck Lamps, desk or
pin-ups, brass or aluminium,
$3.50
1O-S14.9S White China Table
Lamps, metal mountings, white
swirl shade with green trim.
29-in. tall S8.SS
S-$7.9S Modern Pottery Table
Lamps. chartreuse, green or OK
blood, 25-in. tall S4.99
S9-S16.9S Table Lamps, white
smoke glass with wrought iron,
fibreglass shade, Sway lighting.
30-in. tall S7.S8
$3.50 to S29.98 Floor Lamps,
assorted styles, some as is S7.00
Kann's-3rd Fl.-Washington;
Lower Level-Arlington
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GIOceS

139 prs. $1.0O Cotton String
Gloves, hand crocheted and
knitted styles. White. Medium
'nly ---------- 59c pr.
l30 prs. $500 Double Woven
Cotton and Nylon Gloves, white,
grey, tan, red. Broken sizes,
Sl.OO pr.
$50 prs. S1.39 to $1.65 Sheer
NylOn Novelty Gloves, white,
pink, navy, black. Broken
sizes - 88c pr.
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington and Arlington
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Fabrics

400 Yds. $3.50 Grease Resisting
Dress Linen -.--99 99c yd.
IS Yds. S2.95 Carvin Cut n Sew
Fashions for Children, / to 6
years - ---$1.95
800 Yds. $1.OO to $1.39 COttOnS,
4Sc yd.
200 Yds. $1.29 to $I.49 Terry
Cloth, plain and striped, 99c yd.
Street Floor-Washington
and Arlington
800 Yds. $2.9S ChintilIy Laces,
36 in. wide e-- $1.5S
500 Yds. $1.29 and S1.69 NyIon
Net and Tulle 49c yd.
800 Yds. S1.S5-S2.95 Silk Prints,
$1.OO yd.
100 Yds. $1.S5 Novelty Nylon
Net --~- CSC yd.
100 Yds. $1.OO and $1.19 Rayon
Gabardine ----. 79c yd.
399 Yds Rayon Taffeta. 5O-in.,
'69c yd.
1000 Yds. Remnants of 49c-
$1.0O COttOns 19c yd.
Kann's Street Floor
Washington
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Hurt Books

SASS Wise FiSherman's En-
cyclOpedia $2.49
$3.50 A Farewell to Arms,
Hemingway - $2.9S
1-S4.OO The Book Of Sheffiel
Plate . $500
$500 Good House Keeping
Books .S1.5O
1-$2.45 Jean Christophe, Mod
ern Library Edition $1.25
1-$4.75 A New Survey Of
Science $2.SS
1-S4.5O MaurOiS Reader $2.25
Kann's-Downstairs Bookstore
Washington
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Upholstery

$40 Prs. SS.9S RayOn Ruffled
Curtains, So, 81, 90-in. lengths,
S1.99 pr.
400 Prs. S3.9S and S4.98 Tailored
NylOn Curtains by Kenneth,
54, SO, 70, 81 in. lengths -$1.99 pr.
$50 Prs. 1898 Ruffled Cotton
Marquisette in cushion dot 54,
63-in. lengths --- S1.99 pr.
100 Prs. $3.98-$4.98 Rayon-Mar-
quisette Drapes, pinch-pleated,
72, 90-in. lengths - $1.99 pr.
so Prs. S3.98 Charmquisette Tai
lOred Curtains, As, 54,' 63 in.
lengths, in eggshell, white, blue
and green. Not all colors in all
sizes $1.99
200 Prs. S4.9S Charmquisette
Curtains in eggshell, blue, char
treuse. white, gold, Y, 81, 80 in.
long. Not all colors in all sizes,
S2.99
5O-$1.9S Maple Set Covers in
net fabric, assorted colors 81
80 - $11.45 Star Bass Wood
Shades, lin. slat, solid green,
6 feet wide, 6 feet long 1888
22-SS.98 Metal Glider Pads, seat
and back, plaid design on fibre
cloth, water-repellent ---S6.8S
66-S2.49 Green Bamboo Roll
Up Shades, size 5x6 $1.99
3rd Floor, Washington;
Lower Level. Arlington
16-$5.9S Striped Window AVN
ings, 48-in. wide ---$2.99
1-S4.49 Striped window AVN
ingS, 30-in. wide ----- -S2.25
2-S16.49 Porch Recover AVN
ing in stripe, liz aft. wide,
S8.25
1O-$5.49 Stripe Window AVN
ing, 42-in. wide ----- $2.75
1-S9.98 Porch Recover Awning
in stripes, 512 #. wide - $5.25
1-$11.49 Porch Recover Avn
ing, in stripes, 61a a-ft. wide,
S5.75
Kann's 3rd Floor-WaShington
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Stationery

1O-S2.00 Scrap Books - $1.59
29-BOxes S1.OO Sweetheart Rose
Stationery, 32-sheets, 32-enve-
lopes --2 for Sl.OO
9-$7.9S Regal and Wade File
Boxes, simulated leather, 1898
4-S3.95 Check Files ----$1.9S
5-SS.95 Leather Check Files
$4.4S
6-$6.95 Letter File Boxes, Simu-
lated leather. -$3.4S
3-S14.95 Letter File Boxes $7.4S
Kann's-Street Floor
Washington and Arlington
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Washington Store Only

4-S15OO Terrycloth Jump i'm Jax broken
l-sS95 Terrycloth Robe S49S
79-Irregs of Odd Pajama Coats ts-------------S1OO 81 90
20-S1O95 Leisure Coats small sizes--------- 81 .SS
40-SI95 Sport Shirts, short 99c
72-Sl65 Cotton BASQUE Shirts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 88c
1S-$3.95 Jackets, Upper fronts CSC
$3.50 Cotton Crinkle Crepe Shorts 48c
4S-Irregs S795 SS95 Nylon Dress Shirts 80
1@$299 Denim Stacks, half boxer STYLE light color $13S
5O--Sl.95 $3.50 Cotton BASQUE Shirts --- S1.49
34-Irregs S295 Cotton Union Suits, famous make 69c
4O-$4S5$695 POplin and Gabardine $269
Kann's-Street Floor-Washington
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ChiIdrepG'S Shoes

Children's $2.9S and $3.50 Play
Sandals, broken sizes :. .-$1.OO
Fourth Floor-Washington Only
ChiIdren's $1.99 Plastic Rain
Dear" Gal0SheS, S, M, L. $50
Kann's-Fourth Floor
Washington: Second Floor
Arlington
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Washington and Arlington
Men, S Suits, coofs, SIoeIks
$40 to SIS Summer Suits

Cool, comfortable welI-taored suits
for right now. A nice choice in assorted
colors and patterns. Regs, shorts 80
longs, stouts. Some available with %z0OA
ira trousers.
Kann's-Second Floor-Washngton and Arlington
$3.50 to $995 Summer Stacks rayon-acetates rayon
gabardine, tropcas ETC. Shaperetaining. welt
saddlestitched Peat fronts zppers Sizes 28-42
in the group Assorted colors- $3.50
$3.50 to $2975 Lightweight Sport Coats, rayon-nylon
cords nubbyexured in pastes and dark shades.
Single breasteds, patch pockets Broken sizes. Regs
shorts. longs
Kanns-2nd Floor-Washington; Street Floor-Arlngton
S595 Wash Cord Rayon Sacks check rayons
washable cords QPo residual shrinkage Assorted coos
Broken sizes % to AZ in the group $399
Kanns-Main Aise-Street Floor-Washngton
Street Foor-Arlington
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DO1aaeSficS

125-Secs. $3.50 Dan River Col
Ored Percale Sheets, 72x108-in.
assorted colors $1.99
6O-Secs. $3.50 Dan River Col
Ored Percale Sheets, 81x108-in.
assorted colors - S2.39
80-Secs. $3.50 PequOt Muslin
Sheets, 72x108-in. labeled CO.
haSSett S1.99
36-S8.95 Seersucker and Che
nile Pom Pom Spreads, twin
or full sizes S4.99
4O-$7.99 Chenille Spreads,
multicolor and solid color de-
signs, twin size $3.50
24-S5.99 Chenille Spreads,
multicolor and solid color de-
signs, twin size -------S2.99
1OO-Secs. S1.99 Pacific Con-
tour Sheets, crib size -89c
47-S3.95 Edna Rhodes Krinkle
Spreads, twin or full sizes, $2.29
Kann's - Street Floor
Washington
5O-Secs. S1.99 Pacific Contour
Sheets, youth bed size - SOC
22-Secs. S5.95 COrdOwaIe Che
nile Spreads, solid colors, twin
or full sizes ---. S2.99
12-$8.95 SeerSucker and Che
mile Pom Pom Spreads, twin or
full sizes. S4.99
Kann's-Street Floor
Arlington
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Housewares
Arlington Only

$500 Grass Shears - -69c
35-S1.0O PrunerS -------6 69c
26-$2.10 DOoClip Grass Shears
$l.47
7-S1O.75 Tank Sprayers, S1a-
gal. size $3.50
@$19.50 Large Seed Spreaders,
$13.65
1-s12.5O Seed Spreader, med.
Size $o.10
1-S7.35 Jr. Seed Spreader $5.14
@$14.99 Lawn Mowers, lain.
3-$16.99 Lawn Mowers, l6-in.
cut $11.S9
1-$17.99 Metal handle Mower,
16-in. cut -- ~ $12.5S
2-$S9.95 Rotary Gas Mowers,
16-in. cut ----------$ $62.95
1-SS7.95 Rotary Gas Mower.
18-in. cut $6S.5O
1-5S.25 Rotary Electric Mower;
16-in. cut --------$4 $4O.77
1-$69.25 Rotary Electric Mower,
18-in. cut ---------$48.45
Kann's-Lower Level
Arlington
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Notions

46 - S1.25 MacuIette Sanitary
Panties -- 69c
22-$2.75 NyIOn Sanitary PAN
ties S1.49
10-S2.5O Bathing Suit Bras, 99c
29-$1.OO Kleinert Sanitary Pan
ties ~ CSC
6-S3.95 Beach Bags S1.9S*
1O-$3.49 Beach StoIes to match
bags --- $1.99
5O-S1.99 Garment Suit Bags,
mems or Women's 99c
20O-$1.0O LOvable Bras, discon-
tinued patterns, broken sizes,
59c
24-$1.5O LovabIe Bras, soiled,
89c
4S-S3.9S Plastic Rug Bags, 12x
15-ft. size ---- S1.99
19 - S4.98 SeaItuft Garment
Bags, rose pattern, jumbo size,
S2.99
% - S4.69 SeaItuft Garment
Bags, dress size, rose pattern,
S2.79
81 - S4.49 Sealtuft Garment
Bags, suit size, rose pattern,
$3.50
41-SS.9s seaItuft Shoe Bags,
rose pattern ----S S1.99
Plus Fed. Ta1
Kann's Street Fl.-Washington
Better Dresses
Misses $500 Long Nylon
TuIle FOrmalS, small sizes, $40
2 Misses $500 Long NylOn
Tulle FOrmals, small sizes, SI8
10 Reg. $l9.95 to $500 Values
WOmen's A SsOrted Summer
Dresses, regular and half sizes,
S12.99
Kann's-Second Floor
Virginia Only
Women's $500 Cool MellO
Charm Prints, sizes 18 to A,
S12.99
Is Misses S22.95 Pure Silk Light
Ground Prints $500
4 Misses $500 Pure Silk Or
ganZa Dresses, small sizes, $40
6 Misses S29.95 to $500 Short
and Long Evening Gowns Of
pastel nylon tulles, sizes 10 to
16 $40
Kann'S-Second Floor
Washington Only
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Washington, Arlington Stores

S-S25O $295 Pajamas shortsleeves nee-lengths light
weight cottons or knits ~ go -------------$1.69 SO
44-Irregs $3.50 White Cotton Night Shirts
5-SS95 Better Summer Robes ---------------$488
3-Sl495 De Luxe Cotton Summer Robes .-----S8.SS
121-S1OO $15O Ties, light and dark SSc
$500 Mesh Cotton Sport Shirts long sleeves famous
make ----------$ $3.50
2OO-Irregs Csc Athletic Shirts 44c
I5-S25O Terrycoth or Denim Sport 1.19
22O-Leather Belts famous
Kann's-Street Washington; Arlington
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Housewares
Washington Only

5O-Sets $1.O5 Metal Salt & Pep
. pers. hand-painted design
1Oc pr.
13-25c Number 8 Size Cast
Iron Fry Pans --l l2c
5-50c Number Size Cast Iron
Fry Pans ..- ---- Csc
5-75c Number Size Cast Iron
Fry Pans ----- SIC
77-59c- Wooden Salad Bowls,
29c
14-S1.OO Wooden Salad Bowls,
Forks, Spoons, Choppers Soc
Sass Sleeve Ironing Boards,
$2.49
17-S2.95 Sleeve Ironing
BOARDS --------- SI.SI
11-5Oc Utility, Tools or Broom
Hangers - ---. 25c
18-$1.00 Coffee Dispensers to
hang on wall ---- SOC
27-$1.75 Metal Letter Boxes,
black finish '-..<.-- 1922 Soc
4O-98o Old English Self Polish
ing Floor Wax, qt. size. 49c
11-$1.O0 Auto MOps - 19c
19-S1.OO Wax Appliers - SOC
14-$1.OO Sponge Chamois Sets
1Oc
1885 KorOseal Covered
Waste Baskets S1.97
26-35c Aluminium SausepanS,
at. size - 19c
$3.50 Aluminium saucepans,
2-qt. size - - 29c
9-S3.19 aluminium Pudding
MOldS ~------- ------ Sl.9S
14-S1.s5 Wax Appliers S1.OO
5-$3.9S Aluminium Pudding
MINUS 9A'40
43-45c Milk Master Bottletops
22c
11-39c Wax Appliers ------ 10c
2-50c Sponge Rubber Wax APP
4-9sc Pudding Pans ---2sc
3-S3.98 Metal Salad Service
1-$12.9S Swiftly Pressure Cook
er Observation-Disclosures S2.99
11-39c Ironing Board Covers
1Oc
14-$1.OO Ironing Board Covers
SOC
138-Yds. 1213c Shelf Edging,
yd. SC
3-S9.65 Pearlwick Hampers.
Koroseal-covered S4.99
Kann's-3rd Floor-Washington
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Washington and Arlington
$3.50 Stove Pads .- SOC
SO-25c AluminMm Cake Pans,
o~111 1VC
S7-59c Dust Pans, black finish
10c
$3.50 Red or Green Dust Fans
19c
61-S3.98 Wooden Chopping
Blocks with steel cleavers $2.65
80 SetS-$2.49 Plant Supports,
6 per set ---------.------ $1.24
48-5Oc Metal Wall Bottle
Openers ----25c
$3.50 Crax-Esy Egg Openers
D.. 34c
66-59c Old English Self Polish
ing Floor Wax -. ---. 29c
80-$1.SS Plastic Salad Sets,
7-pc. -----.-. 99c
Kann's-3rd Floor-Washinston
Lower Level-Arlington
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

Joseph C. Adamek has been
appointed as special deputy
sheriff of Geauga County.
An investigation has been
ordered into the character, fam
lily relations, past conduct, earn
ing ability and financial worth
of Dorothy and Walter c.
Fugate, to be made by Roy w.
Bonifield. Dorothy Fugate is
suing for divorce and they are
the parents of a minor child.
A divorce has been granted
to Hilda j. Kiebler, who filed
proceedings April ID, 1858. Di-
vorce was granted June 8, 1858,
from Paul E. Kiebler of ST.
Louis, Mo-, who was found
guilty of gross neglect of duty
She has been granted their prop
erty in Geauga County, which
she is to sell as soon as possible
and pay off mortgage of So
$4,000, held by Security Fed.
eral Savings and Loan Associa.
ton of Cleveland, o. She has
been granted custody of chill.
dren with all reasonable vista.
ton rights granted to him. He
is to pay $4,000 a month fol
each child and $4,000 a mont
to Mrs. Kiebler as permanent
alimony until she remarries.
Arlene Links, who applied
for a divorce, March IL, BY
Allen Popelky, her next friend
was granted a divorce June
from Richard A. Lincks, wht
was found by the court to b,
guilty of gross neglect of duty
He is ordered to pay to Arlen,
Lincks $4,000 in full of al
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

Curtis, lot 20 with SO A. to
Charles A. and Olive S. Miller,
Thompson.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases
Bureau of Unemployment
Compensation, State of Ohio,
has brought suit for money only
in the amount of $118.51 with
interest against Leonard Kemp
ski, doing business as Suburban
Window Cleaning Co., Rt. /,
Burton.
Richard Williams of Chagrin
Falls, is suing for divorce from
Clara Williams of Cleveland, o.
Joseph Hejduk, Jr., of Madi-
son, o., is suing Donald H.
Cole of Chardon, o., for $103.-
40.
Richard Eville of 282 Minor
Rd., Highland Heights, O., is
suing for divorce in Geauga
County Common Pleas Court
from Jean Marie Eville of IT'S
Turner Drive, Lake Aquilla.
Barbara M. Orrs, a minor,
of Middlfield, by Joseph Kover,
her father and next friend, is
suing for divorce from Meri:
deth A. OrrS, Middlefield.
Calvin c. Hall of Novelty
has brought suit in court
against George Seliga and
Elizabeth Seliga, of Novelty
which he alleges have not full
filled the terms of a contract
he and his former wife, Paul,
inc Hall, entered into with the
Seligas. Mr.. Hall states thai
he and his ex-wife bought rea.
estate from the Seliga's ir
Russell Township for $500.
and paid $4,000 down, were
to pay $500 per month by
the goth of each month plu!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, JUNE 1S, 1858
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TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AUBURN TWP. - Elsie E.
Cline, lot 6 with bldgs. and so
A. and lot 3 with .33 A. to
Vivian L. and Leighton P.
Starr, Chagrin Falls.
BAINBRIDGE TWP. - Ben
N. Shaw, lot 8 with old house
and $50 A. to Bernice S. Sipek,
Chagrin Falls.
LAKE LUCERNE LAND CO.
Eileen D. Ojala, sub lot 49,
G with house and .38 A. and
sub lot 14-G with .38 A. to
Edmund NJ. and Helen S. In
gersoll, Chagrin Falls.
BURTON TWP. - Ruth Wer-
stat, lot 18 with 27.50 A. to
Otto F. and Marie E. Herring,
Rt. 2, Burton.
Bert 5. Bigalow, lot "A with
house and barn and 1859 A,
and lot Al with 1888 A. to
Donna B. Dean, Burton.
Richard ]. and Mary L. Phil
ips, lot 80 with shack and
2.69 A. to Alexander A. and
Genevieve M. Gergely, Burton
CHARDON TWP. - Harvey
C. and Jessie F. Jonke, LOT
158-164 with bldgS. and 34.95
A. to Irma and Joe Loecy, Jr.
Chardon.
CHARDON VILLAGE -
Bessie Epstein, lot 141 with n
A. to Walter G.. and Virginia
R. Schwindl, Chardon.
Ray J. and Pearl E. Gilbert
lot 127 with 1.31 A. to Rober'
A. Newberry, Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - william
L. Post, lot "a, with house anc
1.37 A. to Bill w. and Joseph
inc Wilson, Chesterland.
Martin A. Langaa, lot ]
with 1.24 A. to Paul William
and Sarah Bigler, Gates Mills
Ohio.
CLARIDON TWP. - Alexan,
der A. and Genevieve M. Ger,
gely, lot 6 with 1896 A. tc
Richard J. and Mary L. Phil
lips, Chardon, Ohio.
AQUILLA VILLAGE - Har.
old r. and Eleanor l. Clark
lot 108 with house and garage
and 10 A. to Cecil r. anc
Margaret M. White, Chardon
HUNTSBU URG TWP. -
Charles E. and Jean r. Ger.
hardt, lot 56 with house, barn
garage and $3.50 A. to Agnes
M. Vyner, Huntsburg.
MIDDLEFIELD TWP. -
Fanny ]. Detweiler, lot 80 witt
256 A. to Howard L. and Viola
E. Ishee, Middlefield.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

claims of plaintiff for alimony.
He also is to pay $45.0O for
the month of March and $65.OO
each month thereafter for sup
port of minor child.
Philip d. Scott appointed
Special Deputy Sheriff of Ge-
auga County.
Investigations have been or
dered into the character, fam
lily relations, past conduct, earn
ing ability and financial worth
of Leona First and James L.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

First Leona First has filed
suit for divorce. Also Patricia
Gregg, a minor, and Walter A.
Gregg, a minor. Patricia has
filed suit for divorce.
Laura ]. Anderson, has been
granted a divorce from George
E. Anderson, who was found
guilty of gross neglect of duty.
She was granted custody of
their three minor children. Suit
for divorce was filed March
16, 1858.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE -
Eugene Thompson, lot 20 with
.13 A. to Hubert E. Shafer,
Middlefield, o.
James and Caroline Cerven-
ka, lot 80 with house and 80
A. to Warren Rondini, Middle
field.
MUNSON TWP. - Arthur
and Elma M. Raske, lot 10 with
house and 1.5O A. to Angelo
Anthony and Gloria Jean Lom-
bardi, Chardon.
NEWBURY TWP. - John T.
and Pearl B. Peyton, lot "a
with 1853 A. to Billy l. and
Twila Gouge, Mantua.
Joseph Bolek, lot 33 with
I2.41 A. to Edward ]. and
Vera T. Morressey, Chardon.
RELIANCE INVESTMENT
co. - Anna M. Finke, lot 174
with OF A. to Mary Glaisa,
Newbury.
John M. Hucko, lot sc, N.
half and .04 A., lot 81 with
house and .07 A. and lot 68
with OF A. to Fred A. and
Florence T. Seddon, Newbury.
Yolanda M. Balm, lot 293
with OF A. lot 294 with OF
A., lot 294 with house and
OF A. to Edward S. and Irene
A. Szaibel, Cleveland.
John and Helen Santa, sub
lot 287 and 288 with .O1 A.
to Suzanna Oskey. Suzanna
then transferred sub lot 289
with .02 A. to John and Helen
Santa. These properties are for
driveway.
PARKMAN TWP. - Thomas
G.. and William A. Rowley, lot
IL with bldgs. and $40 A. tc
Delbert and Dorothy Komandt
Parkman.
p. H. Chilkowski, lot 4 with
roadway, 4 A. and 81 A. tc
Faye Jane Chilkowski, Gar
rettsville.
Hazel H. Kelly, lot 2 with 81
A; lot 3 with 48 A.; lot l with
house, barn and bIdgs. anc
1l.25 A. and lot 4 with 1872;
A. to Edwin Kelley and JOSEPH
Chilcote, Middlefield.
RUSSELL TWP. - Charlie.
Joseph Klouda, lot "a with
$50 A. to Dorothy H. anc
Charles V. Pfund, Jr., Cleve
land, and lot ga with Isl
A. to Charles j. and Mildred
Peshek, WarrensviIle, o.
John j. Barriball, lot IA witt
All A. to John c. jackson
Angola, Indiana.
Audrey Malovic, 1.O1 A. t.
John Domonic and Patricia AM
Terlizzi, Novelty.
Lois J. Spence, lot ell with
house and bldgs and 2.7O anc
2.73 A. to John j. Spence
Chagrin Falls.
Irving and Hermine Krauth
amer, lot l with 31.02 A. t.
Thomas ]. McGinty, Novelty
who then transferred the prop
erty to Arthur A. and Josephine
L. Beduhn, Shaker Hgts.
Anna MarShner, lot 7 witt
house, garage and 1908 A
to Charles T. Ketz, Cleveland
S. RUSSELL CHAGRIN
HGTS. SUB. - o. E. KelIner
lot 64-2, west half with L;
A. to Dale F. and Abigail r
Haney, Chagrin Falls. Lot 64-2
east half, with is A. to Percy
w. Close, Chagrin Falls.
THOMPSON TWP. - Loui.
G.. Tvergyak, lot 35 with house
and rs A. to Fay c. Tvergyak
(undiv. 1-2 INTEREST,", Chardon
Henry S. and Violet Rrnu,r
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

interest until property was paid
for. If a payment was not made
the Seliga's had the option to
demand all unpaid installment
due or repoSSess the land.
Hall were to pay taxes and
assessments levied against the
land. Mr.. Hall further stated
that now that he and his wife
are divorced, that Seliga re-
fused payment in May and also
refused payment of balance of
$4,000 plus $40 for interest.
Joseph Sherlock of WiIlough-
by and General Exchange In
surance Corp. of Cleveland are
suing Richard Ford of Chagrin
Falls for $494.1O for damages
resulting from an automobile
accident.
Rulings
June IL, 1853, in Common
Pleas Court of Geauga County
Fred G. Ehlert and Bertha V,
Ehlert have entered into a sep
aration agreement with diVis-
ion of property. She is to re-
tain u. S. Government bonds
and $4,000 representing pay
ments made on land contract
and all household goods, garden
tractor, trailer and garden tools
She is to relinquish all heI
rights to property in Northfield
Township, Summit County, She
is to pay a debt of $4,000 ano
is to receive 100000 from
sale of Northfield property. He
is to have his jeep automobile
the refund check from the In
ternal Revenue office and hi
personal carpenter tools.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18
on wheels
comes Of age!

Ofcourse, the Buick kAIRCoNDrTIoNER
is automatic.
You switch it on, choose the tempera-
ture setting you want--and that level
of GOODNESS is maintained constantly.
1t thoroughly conditions the air around
you-automatically. 1t carries off heat,
stale air, tobacco smoke - automati-
cally. 1t continuously introduces out
side air into the system-automatically.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

hottest sun, the car interior can be
brought to delightfully."- cool comfort
in matter of minutes.
And it's really compact. The cooling
unit itself fits neatly on narrow shelf
in the big trunk compartment-Ieaves
plenty ofroom for luggage and the like:
Why not drop in on us and try a
demonstration?
You'll find that the amazing Buick
; AIRCoNDHToNER with its exclusive
dual roof ducts is the ultimate comfort
in hOt-climate driving.
*BEiek Areonditioner apailable in 1858 Roa6uaste,
and SEper Riviera and Sedan models at extra eort.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

CiIIes in Bucks exclusive duuI roof dUcts
insure drof-hee distribution of conditioned
or-ond oso provide individual control of
DIR direction os desired.
What's more, these exclusive roof
ducts have individually controlled air
directors above the side windows. So
each window-seat passenger can guide
a gentle breeze of conditioned air
exactly where he wants it.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

But note this: what Buick put into
its AIRCONDTTIONER goes far beyond
the usual.
For the advanced design of this Buick
unit provides dual roof ducts that dis
tribute up to 800 cubic feet of cooled,
treShened, filtered, air per minute to all
parts of the car interior evenly and con-
SfanfIy-scithOat icy blasts and drafts on
your neck, shoulders, legs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

NTOw you can have a car that's as
~ comfortable on hot days as your
air-conditioned home, Office or favor
ite theater.
Now you can ride in draft-free cool
ness at the temperature level you
choose-even when the outside reading
is 110o and more.
Now you can take a full complement
of passengers through the thick of
traffic on a sweltering day-and each
one of you will keep looking and feel
ing fresh as a daisy at dewtime.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-12-18
HYDE RECORDER
HAS BUSY TERM
AND MANY CASES
Several Cases Discontinued
Due to Adjournment OF
Court Monday At
ternoon

Many cases were tried and
many continued in Hyde Record
ers Court Monday. Continuances
were ordered in several cases
when Judge Joe Simmons adj
iourned court on receiving news
of the death of his friend, Victor
Ruark of Belhaven.
For speeding, Thos. David Hal
ley paid SIS and costs; Marvin
L. Mills, SIS and costs; Samuel
L. Cutrell, SIS and costs.
For Reckless driving, Nat Spen-
Ger was fined $25 and costs.
For driving while intoxicated,
Hiram Sadler pleaded guilty and
was fined $500 and costs.
For driving with no operators
license, Clifton A. Fakes was fin
ed $25 and costs, and James
Larry Hopkins $25 and costs. For
improper brakes and causing an
accident, Walter S. Davenport
was fined $25 and costs.
For permitting cars to be
driven by an unauthorized per-
son, Murrell E. Sadler was fined
$25 and costs.
James Ed Kicker for transport
ing liquor with seal broken was
fined $25 and costs, and got a 30
day suspended sentence. He was
fined $25 and costs and got an
other 60-day suspended sentence
for reckless driving resulting in
an accident.
Bonnie Young was found not
guilty of having tax-paid whiskey
with the seal broken, but was
found guilty of carrying a con-
cealed weapon and sentence OF
80 days suspended on payment O