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HOUSES TO SHARE

SPRING-Share nice home.
taking care of children arranged /:
working couple; refs. LO. 5-5107.
WANTED-3 or girls to share a r
rm. house with l girl: bedrms.
den. liv. rm.; newly newly dec d8'Ms'iTn' on Nh
Pleasant carline. IL. 6-3235, 30
MANUR PARK One or two men TO
share lge. semidet. house; sep. bed
rms. and bath; maid serv.; meals;
snare OF expenses approx. $50 mo.
Call RA. 3-0871. 80
EMPL. LADY OWNER will share p
bedrm. house with employed lady
or nice girls; conv.; avail. now or
F2iIfy1 2anI ! r,iRN "a 215o45 i6o3t5 e, ewes;
to share with = girls or cple. JU.
FULLY FURNISHED HOME I'M IN q
to share with working couple. LA.
LARGE NV. HOUSE to share with
men; conf. furn.: conv. transp;
S35 mo. EN-. 3-93S9.
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Ro,CKyILLE1IThree bedrms.. liv. rm;;
bsmt.; near schools and Shopping
Mr.. 9TH AND REMEDY STs.-Mod.
6sT esme; owNER ms Rx large s5aXy2 Xy2ard' bsmt'
CONTEMPORARY 2-level house IN
Holmes Run Acres. 20IO Sycamore
DIR. Avail. Ian. /. .IE 4-45f4. -22
G52S AGER RID. - Rent reduced.
across s; from Green Meadows shop
500 H st. NV. NA. S-355s. 30 20
RENT--Colonial; 3 excel. lge. bed
rms. twin-si2e: ia baths, sep. din.
rm.., gar, bsmt.;. 3 blks. jr high.
shsaser s5ede sehs minis blk pe59asdD to shop sss GtF
per mo. ia. 3-2730. 23.
EAST RIVERDALE-3-bt btdrm. semi
dft' ap 7nanS6 ho1ssi avail, Jan. /; sos. So
ISS'Gi HILLS BUNGALOW BUNGALOW
only SIS dc down. o' S775o s Ti Iesl per w1.n mdl
Needs minor repairs. PARKSIDE
REALTY CO., JU. 9-lS76 It'll pm
FALLS CHURCH-New 3-bedrm. ram
blefs; lge.. equip, kit, full daylight
oSmt,; Sl15-S13O mo. 350S West
AA'SA NAoho oI' CEs S-OOGOs $50 D IN.
2I4i S. NELSON ST. Arl.. Va
Eight minutes to Pentagon; semi
det. tWo-bedroom and basement
brick house; neat, efficient; imme-
diately available: 500. LUTHER
L. MILLER. EN-. 2-5957. DE. 2-O655.
AN NAILABLE JAN. I5-Eighteen-rm.
house. Oil h.-w.h.. fenced-in yard.
chicken house. garden space. hard
wood floors and porches; two Arm.
apts. already rented; 10 rms. lh
baths for the lessee. Near bus and
shopping center in Nd: some fur
niture for sale. Call 10. S-2@52
LOVELY WHITE BRK.--3 bedrms.,
scrnd. pch.; liv.. din, kit: beautiful
lge. fenced vd. EN-. 3-5756. 80
SILVER SPRING. $3.50 Eleventh ave.
New, 2-bedrm. brick house, bSmt.
lge,. porch; fenced lot; nr, schools
and stores: S110. JU. 9-7059. --21
DEL RAY-Two-bedrm bungalow:
oil heat, bsmt.; $S5. Call TIE; g.
CHARMING ENGLISH RAMBLER, in
dividually set on lge. wooded lot in
Bethesda. 9 bedrms.. deep closets,
lge. liv. rm.. firepl.. wall-to-wall
carpeting. sep. unique din. rm.. mod.
kit, huge storage attis: nr. NH and
all convenienceS; Sl35 mo. to re-
sponsible people only. OIL. 4-O336.
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GEORGETOWN


This home has an extra large living
room with fireplace; the dining room
has an entrance to an attractive
garden. Second floor has three spa
ciouS bedrooms and one bath. This
home has just been completely re-
decorated throughout. S165 monthly.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 1880
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

If you ARE CONSIDERING THE
RENTAL of your property in Falls
Church or nearby Arlington and
Fairfax County. call or write for
1ull information on our rental
management service. Mr.. Waters,
Rental Dept, ARFAX REALTY, S24
Lee hwy, Falls Church. JE. 3-225O.
WANTED TO LEASE by industrial
executive: Minimum three bedroom,
two. bath. modern home; preferably
Bethesda or Chevy Chase area;
ADULTS only. REQUIRED February l.
Phone AID. 2-6592 Sunday and eve
nings; business hours. ST. 3-05O0.
HOUSE OR APT.-Two bedrooms, 9
baths necessary; furn. or unfurn.:
vic. Kalorama and Conn. ave; ur-
gent. Call DU. 7-0311 or .AD.
DoCTOR, WIFE and children want
3 to 4 bedrm. unfurnished house in
January January in nice neighborhood in
Il ressonable WI" wTise Sisn f14 iffzlS Resf esse
bridge ave, Norfolk s. Va. -2i
SMALL. DET., well-furn. house for
approx. years. Arlington or
nearDE tno cnildren); eX. ref. TIE.
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY wants
/, or ) bedroom furnished house;
Chevy Chase or NV; available Febr.
l. Call Monday or Tuesday, ST.
$4,000. Ext. 5242 or 5243. 21"
CHEVY CHASE
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
in these areas. All tenants well
KiKKs fStsfasoi REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. "-677S EYES, OIL. 4-2S06
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

MICHIGAN PARK. D. C.-5 yrs. old.
6 lge. rms. ". baths. newly dec.
screened porch, Anchor-fenced yard.
finished rec. rm. with bar: excel.
transp.: $125 to responsible party.
OWNER, LA. $500 or XII. S-4O47.
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Bachelors House
HOUSES UhEURhIsHeD

Bedroom. liv. rm.. kit, bath. comp
turn., all utils, incl. gas heat; S1i5
Call WO fi-OiS3
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MICHIGAN PARK

MICHIGAN PARK
Semidetached brick; 6 rms. and rec.
rm. (3 bedrms.). S110 mo.
Row brick. 6 rms. g bedrms.), Ia
baths; $l15 mo. Both have auto.
ROGER Moss, Ho. 2-eo2o
EYES. SUM-. LA. 6-392S
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WE,

Now have excellent house listings
available in Washington and the
Metropolitan Area. For particulars
consult
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First Glass Tourist Home
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
Restaurant Plus

ICGOId Ut dIII FIUS
PRICE REDUCED! Get the benefit
of the coming holiday business for
a price you cannot lose On. Now
crossing better than $4,000 yr.
Short hours. Apartment adjoining
for living quarters. One of the
better locations in Annapolis.
Reasonable rent. Will help finance,
SWIMMING Pool ond
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Attention Bakery Owners

Have wonderful proposition for one
that puts out good quality cakes and
pastries. BOX x07-Y. Star.
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THREE E-BEDRM RANTRTFR

I'M i1I -DLDhNHs NANLbLEh1 III CO.
lumbia Pines; rent with option to
buy: ID minis. from Pentagon. New
brick. daylight basement, storage
attic with disappearing stairs; all
elec. kitchen, garbage disposal and
REALTY. INC. JE $4,000. JE.
3-1S3u: evenings, JE. 4-0972.
ARL.. S.--Modern, 3 rooms. fun bsmt.
and attic. Mr. Pentagon and schools.
Occupancy Jan. /. S125. OF. 4-S333.
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40 C. ST. NEG rms, 9 baths.
3d97 Winron rd.. Md.-S9O.
d312 so: OAK. ave. n.e.-S135 mo,
"a G st. sell rms, SS5.
I'D Va, ave. S.e.-8 rms, 2 baths.
! az az I'm y st ST; n.w.as rms baths.
l4O0 A st. s.e.-10 rms, S75.
GEORGE I. BORGER, INC.
643 Indiana Ave. NV, MA. S-O35O
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Stand at office bldg; short hrs. ::
5-day wk.; suit. for retired person.
NATHAN SILVER. ME. S-2151.
MOTEL. Rt. IL, Harrisonburg. Va.
II de luxe brick units. furnished; /;
7-rm., 2-bath brick residence, radiant
heat. new constr, 5 acres, excel
frontage and approach; S71. 800.
terms arranged.
AEl 2 20 IIu..r ri Na
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FALLS CHURCH-Three bedrooms.
area. Siio. crown Realty. sEtlIHt1a iNc.. natn
JE. $4,000, JE. 3-1S30; evenings.
CHURCH-Two-bedrm. brick,
split. level: , tile baths, basement,
CROWN REALTY, INC. JE. $4,000,
JE. 3-tS30: evenings, JE. 4-O972.
ARLINGTON-Two bedrooms. newly
redecorated. Conv. to schools. shop
ping and transD. $l10. CROWN
REALTY, INC, JE. 4-390O, JE.
3-1S30; evenings, JE. 4-O972.
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.

sos Longfellow st. NV.
Desirable 3-bedroom home in con-
venient location. Only 500 per
mo. Call Mr.. Hughes with H. c..
SMITHY CO., Monday morning at
ST. 3-33O0.
9th and Kennedy SITS. NV.
8 rms. bath: oil heat: large lot; @
A car gar: low rental
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Vermont Ave. Ma. S-1662
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Mr. Columbia Country Club-A det.
brk home. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. ga
rage. S175.
KIRKs REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. "-677S and Ewes. OIL. 4-2S06
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623 10th ST. NV.
10 rms. oil hot-water heat; close to
Govt. bldgs;, walking distance down
909 27th ST. NV.
Lovely 2-bedrm. house. conplete'y
remodeled; all mod. equipt: features
attrac; patio in rear; SI35.
1882 WEBSTER ST. NV.
5--bedrm. house. in excellent condi-
ton; oil hot-water heat, 2 full baths,
det. garage; $3.50.
1880 MONROE ST. NV.
o lge. rms "a baths, gas hot-water
heat; Sl25,
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$500 DOWN
$75O DOWN

q IMAM DELICATESSEN
NV. No beer. Rent only $50 mo-: g.
day wk Nicely equipped. Priced reas.
at s.. $50 complete. Exclusive.
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CHEVY CHASE
Half blk. from Western ave.-A det.
3-bedrm. home. screened porch. rec.
rnl., very clean and reaS.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S Ewes, OIL. 4-2806
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.GTON-Avaii Jan. L; 2-bed-
rm. semidet.. nr Pentagon. Washing
ton Lee shopping center; Sl03 mo.
EN- 3-567S days EN- 3-92OS ewes.
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LEO V. GLORIOUS

2 BEDRMS., $85 TO S1O5
Very, convenient locations; Arlington
and Alexandria. Immediate occu-
REALTY. INC. i North olebe olb6ml I'd
Arl.. Va. ia. b-1961 after 10 Or
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WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTOR

OGDEN. JUST OFF 10th ST.
4-bedroom brick home; convenient to
shopping and transportation. Large
living room. dining room. kitchen
and den. House has built-in garage.
S140 monthly.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
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Excellent location. Owner guaran-
tees gross business exceeds S35, 900
annually. Stock and fixtures worth
asking price Of $1,000. Terms.
MA Q-0(l10
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Charmine g.
bedrm. home with den, huge liv. rm.,
screened porch. powder rm; Dec. !;
$3.50; conv. loc.; vacant. OIL.
bath. lge. |. rnl., ffrepl., d. rm', kit.
bsmt.: A-A. lawn: SIPS. Ell. 6-3707.
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CO., LO. 4-7200. --23
Williamsburg Colonial
home in exclusive Belle Haven sub
division. Three bedrms, 2 baths, 3
car. garage: overlooking river and
golf course; TIE. 6zl464. ,-2I
MD. - Two-bedroom
brick. DIN. rm., Hv. rm. with fire.
place. large kit, bsmt.. porch. fenced
lot. On busline, 3 blks. from shops.
S115. Call WO. 6-SS25.
PARK-SiX-rm., mod,
corner house. S125. RA. 3-2729.
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OGIOuC OdCdIOS-rIee!
AUTO COURTS. stores, gas sta no.
Describes 3.29S bargains. 80 States.
WORLDS LARGEST SO years re-
liable service. Save through STROUT
REALTY, 234-N Woodward Bldg.
Wa aSbinntnp ct Q-2TSA
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

day. the HiIltoppers led in
yards passing but were unable
to equal the ground attack by
tn eBeavers and their fine left
halfback Frank Haight.
With a minute and a half to
go in the initial period, Chardon
pushed across the first touch
down of the game that climaxed
a drive starting on their own
81. Quarterback John Kohr cir
cled his own right end from
one yard out and tailed six
points for the Hilltoppers. Dick
Carver kicked the extra point
and Chardon led at the end of
the period 7 to 0.
Riverside had possession of
the ball at the end of the period
on the Chardon 48. Two minutes
had passed in the second period
when the Beavers tailed a
touchdown on a 29-yard jaunt
by Ronnie Ellars. A 15-y ard
penalty on the try for the extra
point put them back on the II
and they were unable to score.
The Beavers kicked off to
Chardon after the score, but
could not move the ball and
were forced to kick on fourth
down, Riverside receiving on
their own 20 and returning to
the 80. On the first play from
scrimmage the ball was fun
bled and Chardon recovered.
A pass from Ronnie EllarS to
Bill Joles, covering "a yards,
set the second tally for the Hill
toppers, with Dennis Major car
rying the pigskin over from the
five. The extra point wa S no
good.
After the HilltopperS score,
the ball was passed back and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
The
BowIinu
Beat
BY Betty Parr

Friday the thirteenth did not
prove too bad for four of the
teams on the Women'S Friday
night league.
The highest game was rolled
by Kay Stevens, 1877. Myrtle
Henzler, 1873 was second, a n d
tied for third place with 176 by
both was Arleen Bertke a n d
Betty zagander.
Liesys took 3 points fr ON
Green Lantern while Spear S
walked off with all 4 from
CulleganS. Schinagles and coun-
try Suburban split 2. 3. and V.
cleaned house on T. P. Motors
by taking all 4. Chardon Inn
Scooped up 3 from Finch. So
being Friday Is 1 guess all
went pretty well.
AS for the men, sorry fellows
but Big John, and 1 just could
not get together soon enough
to get four league scores for
this week. But next week 1 will
be on the ball.
So from "B. and "" this is
"B. p" saying you'll be hear
ing from me.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

(65.0) feet to the place Of begin
ming Containing 02ll acres of
land and intending to convey the
same land except small parcel
at the south end conveyed by
Albert Phinney by deed Jan. 81,
1903 to Lovina Phinney as de-
scribed in Vol liz Page 1G3 of
Geauga County Records of Deeds
and as surveyed i'm January 1888.
BE the same more or less. but
subject to all legal highways.
said Premises Located at Center
street, Chardon Village.
Appraised at 100000. and can
not be sold for less than TWO
THIRDS Of that amount.
Said premises to be sold as the
property of the parties to the
above action, ION an order of sale
in Partition from the Common
Pleas Court of Geauga County.
Ohio, and directed to me. the
undersigned Sheriff.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
Given under my hand this 18th
day of Oct. 1853.
L. John Phelps
Sheriff Geauga County, O.
Scott BostwICk, Atty. 5ci7
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Chardon Riddles
to Get Letters
from Santa Claus

For longer than most of us
can remember, Chardon young
sterS have been writing letters
to Santa Claus.
Now after all these years
Santa is going to answer them.
In fact, he's writing over a
million letters to American
youngsters this year.
And hundreds of these will
be delivered right here in Char
don. Roland Osborn, owner of
the Western Auto Associate
store here, told about it today.
1T seems that nothing thrills
children more than to get a let
ter through the mall Osborn
said. But to get a real letter
from Santa Claus well. that
should give them an even big
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

ger thrill for Christmas.
To make 1t even more authen-
tic, each letter will be post :
marked at Santa's home in
America Santa Claus, Indiana.
Mr.. Osborn explained it this
way:
"MommieS and Daddies a n
choose from 8 different, color
ful letters signed by Santa at
my Western Auto store"
"They address the letters to
their youngsters at the store.
We send them to Santa Claus,
Indiana, where they're post
marked. Then, the u. S. Post
office department delivers them
to the children right here in
Chardon," he said.
Osborn estimated that over a
million youngsters will receive
these genuine letters from
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Chaydon Loses Last Game
to PainesuHe Riverside 25toI3

Friday night at Painesville to
Riverside high by IS to 13.
Chardon conludes their season
with a record of five wins,
three losses and one tie. They
won three Western Reserve
League games and dropped on
to the Champion Perry.
Gaining more yardage through
the air than on the ground Fri
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

Santa over the nation hi S
year, under the plan arranged
by the Wester Auto Supply Co.
Because of he tremendous
demand expected for them, the
letters are being made avail
able for a few cents which
simply covers the cost of print
ing and handling, he said.
Lest the youngsters worry
about Santa getting tired sign
ing so many letters, Mr.. Osborn
had this word of encourage
"As every kid knows, Santa
can do just about anything.
AT that, sometimes we believe
he can.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
SIIERIFF'S SALE IN PARTITION
General Inda Ga. IInGF 1O0p-


The State of Ohio,
Geauga County
Common Pleas Court
Grace Merwin Kibler. Plaintiff
VS.
Helen Critchet Whitley at al De-
PENDANTS
Case No. 11439
Notice is hereby given, that on
Friday the 27th day of November
AID. 1853. at the hour of 200 o.
clock, T. NJ, | will offer for sale
at public auction at the door of
Court House in Chardon. Ohio. the
following real estate, situate in
the County Of Geauga and State
of Ohio. and in the Village Of
Chardon. to-wit:
Situated in the Village of Char
don III the county of Geauga and
Of Lots Nos. 21 and % i'm said
Village and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner
of land conveyed by G. o. Ware
and Alma Ware, Jan. 18th, 1922
to Eugene II. Brewster as de-
scribed in. Vol. 162 Page 252 of
Geauga County Records of Deeds:
thence southerly along said Brew
ster's East line and thru an iron
pipe fifty-siX hundredths (0.56) feet
from said beginning point, a total
distance of one hundred fifty-seven
and thirty-six hundredths U5736)
feet to an iron pipe; thence east
erly a distance of thirty-three (33)
feet to an iron pipe; thence north
erly and parallel to the first de-
scribed line a distance of thirty
two and eight tenths (32.S) feet
to an iron pipe; thence easterly
a distance of thirty-two (32) feet
to an iron rod; thence northerly
distance of one hundred twenty
five and fifty eight hundredths
U25.5S) feet to the south margin
of Center Street in said village;
thence westerly along the street
margin a distance of sixty-five
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

forth until the closing minutes
of the frame when the Beavers
intercepted a Bob Fulton pass
on their own 81 and returned
to the 80.
Frank Haight took the ball on
the first play of Scrimmage and
gained three yards. On the next
play he busted through left
tackle, Scooted the left side of
the field and out distanced his
opponents for a 73 yard run and
six more points. The try TO
the point by Jim Shula W S
blocked and the half ended with
Chardon in possession of h e
ball and leading Is to IL.
The start of the third period
showed neither team &C
complishing much in ground
gaining, until midway through
the Stanza when Chardon was
forced to give up the ball on
downs, on the Riverside 20.
Several scrimmage plays lat
er and q pass, covering 90 yards
put the Beavers o nthe Hilltop
pers Is, where Haight took it
over for his second touchdown.
Shulas extra point try wa S
good and the Beavers took over
the scoring with 19 points to
Chardon'S' Is at the end of the
third period.
Approximately four minutes
had elapsed in the final frame,
when the Beavers recovered a
Chardon tumble on the Hilltop
pers 30. EllarS carried for about
four yards and Haight managed
to pick up 10 to the five yard
marker. EllarS gained four
more and quarterback Don
Pomfrey went over from t h e
one on a sneak. The extra point
was no good.
RIVERSIDE - 25
ENDS DominiSh, Burt.
TACKLES BollaS, Sebring.
GUARDS Bulger, Reeves.
CENTER j. Whitehair.
BACKS Major, Haight, B.
Whitehair, Pomfrey, EllarS.
CHARDON - IS
ENDS Reef, Starr.
TACKLES Daniels, Grantham |
GUARDS Quaintance, Savage. |
CENTER Ruple.
BACKS Carver, Pinzone, |
Kohr, Fulton.
GEAUGA ACTIVITIES GET
DOLLARS WORTH OF
FREE space in every issue of
The Geauga Record. Worth
while community activities do
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
DIVORCE NOTICE
1865 - JULIA RIDINGS VS.
JOHN RIDINGS.

ll0O0 - JULIA RlDlNGS VS..
JOHN RIDINGS.
John RidingS, whose place of
residence in unknown, will take
notice that on October 81, 1858,
the undersigned filed her peti-
tion against him in the Court
of Common Pleas of Geauga
County, Ohio, praying for a div
orce and relief, on the gound
of willful absence. Said cause
will be for hearing on and
after the 18th day of December,
1858.
JULIA RIDINGS.
BY Alan Meltzer, her attorney
6c51
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
80"

The Tractor that has Every
thing and lots of it. Does your
work and pays for the privil-
5ge too. Get the LOw-dOwn
With a Showdown demonstra-
ton.
Regardless Of price you can't
buy a tractor which has the
features Of the powerful Fer
gusOn go. Investigate be-
fore YOU buy. Try it on your
own farm. Absolutely no obli-
cation.
SRP Tractor Sales
Ri. 52a. Montville. o.
Phone Mont. 1871
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19
Tolerance

Much that passes for tolerance
is only pretentious form of being
without settled opinions of your
own."-John Morley.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

Chardon dropped the last foot
ball game of the season last
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-11-19

GEAUGA ACTIVITIES GET
MANY DOLLARS WORTH OF
FREE space in every issue of
The Geauga Record. Worth
while community activities do
not have to PAY to get publicity
in a Newspaper.
Evening star., 1953-07-19
How | See Latin America

TTOW would you visualize
LII a country you've never
seen? Perhaps you've read
about it, seen photos of it in
the Sunday supplements or
thumbed through travel bro
chures. Perhaps you've heard
friends who have been there
describe the land, the people,
the customs. You let your
Evening star., 1953-07-19

current exhibition at the Pan
American Union. The theme
of this unusual show is How
I See Latin America" and the
artists had to choose a Latin
American country they had
never visited.
Although this would seem
to be the purest fantasy there
are many interesting prece-
dents in another creative
field, literature. A recent
novel of Eskimo life, for ex-
ample, was praised for its in
innate portraits of the Arctic
and its people. Yet the author
obtained all his data from the
public library.
The paintings and sculp-
lures in the exhibition were
chosen by Jose Gomez Sicre,
chief of the visual arts sec
ton of the Pan American.
Mr.. Gomez -Sicre believes that
the projects offered a real
challenge to the artiSts-"a
challenge" as he expressed
it, Ito the Imagination and
fantasy, two essential quail
ties of art creation. BY this
sort of mental approach" he
pointed out, there is implied
friendship toward the coun-
try depicted, and therefore a
better understanding, which
is one of the aims of the Pan
American Union"
The artists were given COM
plete freedom in choosing
their method of expression.
Their work could be repreSen-
rational, abstract or COM
pletely non objective.
The Society of Washington
Artists is the oldest organi-
cation of professional artists
in the Metropolitan Area. Its
roster includes many artists
whose works have won top
honors in local, national and
Evening star., 1953-07-19
BY Joyce Field

Imagination roam free. You
close your eyes, and there's
a mental image before you.
It's that kind of mental
image that members of the
Society of Washington Artists
have tried to capture, in
painting and sculpture in the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-07-31
MAY They Rest In Peace

SALRIN, Virgil, 90, New Phila
delphia, July 81, Sacred Heart
Church, Coshocton. Survivors;
three sisters, three brothers and
several nieces and nephews.
DRAKE, DR.. William, So. 456 E
North Broadway Columbus, July
%, Immaculate Conception church
Survivors: his wife Ruth: two sons
three daughters, three grandchil
dren, three brothers, a sister, and
his mother, Mrs. George T. Drake
KUHN, Catherine. 81, GAINESVILLE
July 90. ST. Thomas church. Sur.
vivors: three sons, six daughters
a brother, sister, 20 grandchil,
dren and 56 great-grandchildren.
PAGLIONE, Saviero (Ssm), "a
1880 Z. Mound Street Columbus
July %, St. John the Baptist
church. Survivors: his wife, Car.
mela; three sons, four daughters
ten grandchildren and a sister.
HUDSON. Della B., 81, ia Olen.
tangy Street, Columbus July %, ST
Monicas Cathedral, Cincinnati
Survivors: her husband, Roland
a son.
DOERFER, Linus, rs, 1914 Bry,
den Rd., Columbus July %, st. 10.
seph's Cathedral. Survivors: two
daughters, seven grandchildren
four great-grandchildren, two bro
theirs and three sisters.
EGAN, Rose Marie, b6, Newark
July %, St Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: a step-daugh
ter, a step-son, two sisters.
SEIPEL, Mary Regina. 30, 283 E
Sycamore Street, Columbus, July
%, st. Marys church Survivors
two brothers, a niece and fouI
nephews.