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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
FLOYD MILLER HONORED
ON BIRTHDAY


When a group of friends gath
cred at the home of Bennie Mil
Ter, London, Sunday, January IL,
they found his father, Floyd Mil
Ter, completely relaxed before
his television. Bennie had provided
the setting for the birthday din
ner for his father as a complete
surprise.
Each lady came with her fav-
orite dishes, which, combined
with delicious fried chicken pro-
vided by the hosts, made a boun-
teous repast.
Included in the group were, the
honor guest, Floyd Miller, and
Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Miller and children; Rever-
end and Mrs. Harley Bennett
and daughters, Betty, Sandra and
Janet; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Brewer and children, Max, Larry
and Sharon; Mr.. and Mrs. Byran
Wilson, children, Libby and Rox-
anne; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sollars
and children, Connie and Marlin;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Brill and
Gloria; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tay-
lor and Larry and Terry; Donna
Bruce, Mrs Frank Sollars and AL
fred Graves.
Mr.. Miller is first elder in the
Church of Christ in Christian Un-
ion and the dinner bore mute
testimony to the respect and es-
TEEN in which his friends in the
congregation hold him.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
ESA Extends Plans
For Polio Benefit

The first meeting of the New
Year of Beta Kappa chapter of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha was held at
the home of Mrs. Jack Minter,
Route 3, Monday evening, with
Mrs. John Kennedy assisting.
Preparations were made and
plans extended for the Polio
benefit dance that the sorority is
sponsoring January 31st in the
London High School Gym. Each
member is working diligently to
make the dance a success and to
acquaint London with the soror-
ity. Z
Members were urged to- attend
the State Council meeting to be
held at the Washington Country
Club, Washington c. H. on Jan.
Oath and 25th.
Mrs. William Fettrow and Mrs.
William Hook gave an interest
ing summary of the subject
Know whereof you speak" from
material they had gathered. Fol-
lowing this a discussion was led
on the subject by Miss Dorothy
Dunkle, educational chairman.
After the buiness meeting Mrs.
John c. Mckenzie was presented
with baby gift and Mrs. Harold
Wisecup miss Arlene Dunkle)
received a wedding present from
their sorority sisters. A decorative
candle arrangement surrounded
by pink and blue baby carnations,
ornamented the refreshment table.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
LEAVE FOR FLORIDA

Mrs. d. M. Richmond, East
High Street, left Monday to join
Mr.. Richmond at their home
10,56O N w. Fifth Avenue, Miami.
Florida. Miss Louise Richmond
accompanied her and expects to
return to London the early part
of February.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
ATTEND OHIO
INAUGURATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S. Welsh,
South Charleston Pike, on Mon
day attended the inaugural
luncheon at the Neil House for
the five Republican state officials
followed by a reception in their
respective offices in the State
House.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
GO SOUTH IN
QUEST OF SPORT

Paul NJ Yauger, North Main
Street and Paul Sanford, north of
London, left London last week
enroute to the south. They ex-
pected to break their journey to
Florida with a stop-over in Perry,
Georgia, arriving in time for some
grouse hunting. Then on to Flor
ida where they expected to see
DR.. and Mrs. V. Deane Reese,
Garfield Avenue, who are winter
ing at Crystal River and who are
tantalizing their friends back
home with their letters that are
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
FETTROWS RETURN
TO FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul d. Fettrow,
near London, left Tuesday for
their winter home at Bradenton
Beach, Florida. The Fettrows had
been in Florida earlier in the
winter and returned home to be
with their family for Christmas.
This time they expect to remain
in the south until spring comes
back home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
GUESTS

Mrs. Robert Fee and son of
Columbus and Mrs. Herbert Har-
Tison of New Rome, were guests
of DIR. and Mrs. Norman Heath
and family East First Street,
Monday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
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RETURN TO KANSAS

Mrs. w. d. Sewers and her son
have returned to their home in
Haven, Kansas, after a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Cryder of London, r. D. No. a.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
D OF | CARD PARTY
MONDAY NIGHT

The monthly meeting and card
party of the Daughters of Isabel
la at the K of c Hall Monday
night, was followed by a buffet
lunch.
Prizes for euchre were award
ed to Mrs. John Tougher, Mrs.
Charles Welsh and Miss Mary
Golden; for bridge to Mrs. Dean
Garrard, Mrs. William Hackett,
Sr., and Mrs. Richard Higgins
and for canasta to Mrs. Omer
Dwyer and Miss Jean Sparling.
The door prize went to Miss Anne
Eagleton and the attendance
prize to Mrs. William Hackett,
Sr.
Committee in charge of ar
rangements was, Mrs. Al B. Cau-
ley, chairman, Mrs. Clarence
Corbitt, Mrs. Jerry Sullivan, Mrs.
Edward Hackett Sr., Mrs. John
Loney, Miss Catherine Higgins
and Mrs. Gordon Stahl.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16

Louisiana after a visit with his
wife, Maxine Hagen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Howe of 70 Toland
Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
GUESTS AT DINNER

DR.. and Mrs. Norman Heath
and their daughter, Denise, East
First Street with DR.. Heah's par
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Heath, Sc
dalia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Willis, Jr., Washington
c H., at dinner Sunday. Mrs. Will
lis is the daughter of the Guy
Heaths.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16

full of miraculous tales of phe-
nomenal catches of fish from the
river
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
MRS, PECK IN TOLEDO

Mrs. Leroy Peck of Sedalia has
gone to Toledo for visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Betty
Watson.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
RETURN TO BASE

A/3-C Del o. Hagen has re-
turned to his base at Narksdale,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-16
AT CONVENTION

Thomas ]. Selby, Jr., was in
Cleveland on business Monday
and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Patrons
For Benefit

The Panegyris, Greek song
and dance festival sponsored by
the Ambassador of Greece,
Athanese Politis, will be held at
Constitution Hall Tuesday night.
Part of the proceeds will benefit
the Ionian scholarship fund set
up for seven girl students at
Pierce College, Athens, who lost
their homes in last summers
earthquake.
The dean of the diplomatic
corps, the Ambassador of Nor
way and Mrs. Munthe de Nor
genstierne, head the list Of
patrons and boxholders. Others
include the Ambassador of
France and Nine. Bonnet, the
Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Humphrey, the Attorney
General and Mrs. Brownell. Ad-
miral and Mrs. Arthur Radford,
Mrs. Truxtun Beale and former
Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph
Davies.
Tickets may be purchased
from the Hayes Concert Bureau.
Purchasers are requested to
state that the purchase is for
the benefit of the scholarship
fund.
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Miss Jean Roe
becomes Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. James Alvin Roe
of Chatham, Va, announce the
marriage of their daughter Jean
Carolyn to Mr.. David Stuart
Henderson. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Henderson of Arlington.
The ceremony took place De-
cember 81 at the Chatham Bap-
tist Church with the Rev. Hun
ter B. Hardaway officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. John Jennings of
Charlottesville, Va, attended the
couple.
The newlyweds plan to make
their home in Arlington when
they return from a northern
!, wedding trip.
Evening star., 1953-12-27


MISS MARILYN ]. NORQUEST
Engaged to
MIR. J. r. B. Hutchinson, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth S.
Norquest of Arlington announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Marilyn Joan to Mr.. j. Ray
mond B. Hutchinson, jr. He is
the son of DR.. and Mrs. Hutchin-
son, also of Arlington.
Miss Norquest attends Mary
Washington College. Mr.. Hutch
inson is a member of Sigma Phi
Epsilon Fraternity at the Uni
versity of Richmond.
Evening star., 1953-12-27
IIO6 q st. Store

SAVE SIoo. BLONDE MAHOGANY s-Pc. NOW
BEDROOM. triple dresser ond mirror. ehest-of-
drowers full size panel bed cosers. Was S340 Z49.00
SAVE $lo5, ANTIQUE WHITE 3-Pc. Bed
ROOM, triple dresser and mirror, chest-on-
chest full size panel bed Was $354 249.00
SAVE $ee. COLONIAL MAHOGANY s-Pc.
full p3 size poster e'Cioe bed. w Wos ssie ~ ~ z4s.5o
SAVE Sloo, 3-Pc. BEDROOM, double dresser
$3.50 - 1880
Some pieces with bookcase bed Wos 4oe.5o 3os.5o
SAVE $loo, 3-Pc. BEDROOM, double dresser
5-drower chest -on-chest with cedar comport
ment full size panel bed, Wos 349o5 24ss5
SAVE 500, TRADITIONAL MAHOGANY s.
PC BEDROOM. triple dresser and mirror. $
drower chest 4/6 panel bed Was 47o95 379.95
SAVE S76 KORUNA MAHOGANY 3-Pc Bed
ROOM for the Junior Miss full size bookcase
bed 5-drower chest, night stond. Was $226 1880
SAVE $50, coRDoVAN MAHOGANY 3-Pc.
full size Bookcase bed Was 52e,e5 $4,000
SAVE $2I. LINED OAK OR coRDoVAN 8
PC. BEDROOM. triple dresser and mirror, loree
chest, full size panel bed. Was $32l $4,000
SAVE $3.50, HALE HEADBoARD 6.6, con-
ceoIed drop-ornrest, covered in expensive
nubby meto weove chortreuse; floor som-
pie. Was SITS ----...---- 1880
SAVE $50, GROUP OF BEDROOM CHESTS,
antique white and parchment finishes; voIues
to 1895 Observation-Disclosures 1895
SAVE $40. DRESSER BASE. seofoom mohoe-
ony 49,. Wos 100. so .------- ------- 69.95
SO" Hollywood bookcase heed board with
ottoched commodes. Wos $l34 5000
SAVE $50, GROUP OF BEDS. from Dreom-
house bedroom suites, single and double styles,
all finishes; values up to 1926 1875
SAVE 500, GROUP OF TABLES, occasional,
modern and troditiono; voIues to 54e5, re-
duced from 25to 500
SAVE SIS, MERsMAN STEP TABLES floor
samples. Were 1895 24.e5
SAVE $50. MODERN SOFA. button bock green =.
metoIic cover floor somple. Wos 1925 1895
SAVE $3.50, MODERN SOFA. gold, oil foam
rubber scot back and arms. Was 29o.o5 - 1895
SAVE $3.50. ToMLINsoN DECORATOR SOFA.
2-cushion, loop piled toost cover, rubberized
hair and foam cushions Was $33o-------- 1898
SAVE $42, MODERN SOFA, gold. metallic
tweed Was Isl so -.--------------- 1880
SAVE $llo. LAWSON SOFA, 2-cushon, i'm
ported fIoroI topestry, royon fringe, boucle
edanq Was $4Oo o-----------.- 10000
SAVE $40, MODERN SOFA, green and cocoa
modern print. Wos 1895 1855
SAVE 5oo6 DINING AND DINETTE CHAIRS.
from Dreomhouse suites, ! to of kind;
duced ,.'-~0o --',o. so%
SAVE $40, SET OF s DINING CHAIRS. solid
moho9ony. side and arm, green cover Wos ,-o.
S24O 1000
SAVE $40, TABLE, 4 CHAIRS, wrought iron
with fIoroI ornamental design. Wos 1895 1926
SAVE $50, DINETTE SET. pieces. ehortreuse
and plod. Was 1885 ------------- Ss.so
SAVE $50, DINING ROOM EXTENSION IA
BILE, solid mahogany. Was 1926 --------- SS.so
SAVE 500. MAHOGANY BREAKFRoNT.
Was $685.. ------------------- 1926
SAVE $40, STUDY TABLES. sturdy mopIe.
3Ox48. Were 80 .o5 Observation-Disclosures 1926
SAVE Sill, CHINESE FIREPLACE MIRROR
with shelves, 58x48. Was $3lo----------- $4,000
Evening star., 1953-12-27

$50 I5N' ~ eo' WV .-- 1890
pill NAM SLEEPER red full SIZE Was 24o .o5,
'o--'>' '- ~ 49, - 1855
HIDE-A-BED SLEEPER, green, full size Wos
$3.50 -------------- zZS.uu
.ss5e 0 ' --N4.s s'ee'' 'N' ---E-.-.- go zss.oo
ARMLEss HIDE-A-BED SLEEPER. ode, full
size Wos 1880 -------------- los isl IsS.ue
900 SSs' -" '-ttr-N' s'ee"' -" .-- sss.oc
SIMMONS SOFA BED, green. Was 1880 = i2s.ss
TG'SS Wos sse5 9-.-~ 9O'o' .oo .eooc. ~ ses 90
Evening star., 1953-12-27
p. y. NEE CO.
Pre-nUent0ry
Clearance Sale

Every item this orewde Sale Of Dreomhouse Furniture real
boeon Visit any Of the Nee Stores share this sensational
You'll find hundreds Of other items listed ereo reduced
All items subject to prior soe
Washington and Arlington Stores Open Mom Mite TITS
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Arlington Store

SAVE $40, LOUNGE CHAIR, chonneI back, NO,
green pumpkin. Wos 1926 1913
SAVE $50. z-Pc. LIVING ROOM. grey trieze.
SAVE $26. LOUNGE CHAIR, foom rubber, red
nylon. Wos 1926 ---------. 1910
SAVE $40, LOUNGE CHAIR. foom rubber. red
SAVE $50. MODERN LOUNGE CHAIR. tweed "
s4vE @ $50 o' LOUNGE e CHAIR, green nyIon ond ~
freze. Wos 1895 --------------- 1893
S sAyE IS go, g BARREL CHAIR. grey moteosse.
SAVE $50. WING CHAIR, green or beige. Wos
SAVE $50. LAWSON SOFA. tufted arm, brown "
SAVE $50. ENGLISH LOUNGE CHAIR, green.
SAVE sIol. z-Pc SECTIONAL SOFA, with
tobIes, green. Was $5O8---.---- ------- 4o6.4
SAVE $40, LOUNGE CHAIR. tufted back and
scot, pumpkin. Wos 0o.95 ---. S9e
SAVE $40, PINE SOFA. green senic design.
SAVE $50. SOFA, wooden orms, green wos
SAVE $50. PINE LOUNGE CHAIR. red and "
green. Was 84o5 64.9
; SAVE $50, 3 LOUNGE CHAIR gree" Ieother. %
SAVE $50, z-pc. SECTIONAL SOFA, green "
tweed Wos 22e.5o - 1925
SAVE $40; s-pG. BEDROOM. BE- eordovon mo- ,oo ,
SAVE s2s, s-Pc; BEDROOM, cordovon mo- .
SAVE $45. PINE DOUBLE DRESSER bose. Was
l34.o5 ..-...- S9.9
SAVE $40. PINE DRESSER MIRROR Was
$3.50 ze5
SAVE SIS. PINE BOOKCASE HEADBoARD.
4/6 size. Wos 54.e5 39.9
SAVE $50. PINE KNEEHoLE DESK. Was
1895 9ee
SAVE sss. CHERRY SECRETARY DESK. Was
1850 1898
SAVE $40. DUAL LOUNGE SLEEPER. grey
SAVE $50. DUAL LOUNGE SLEEPER. green
tweed Was 24oo5 1898
tweed Was 1885 1895
SAVE $50, LAWSON HlDE-A-BED, modern.
foom rubber, green tweed Wos 500 77s.c
frieze. Was s549 77s.c
1855 ,-----------~--- z7s.s
SAVE $50, SOFA BED. red and green tweed.
Wos 1895 9S.s
SAVE $50, TABLE LAMP AND SHADE, brown.
Wos 50 S. ---...--.----- 1873
Evening star., 1953-12-27
Alexandria Store

SAVE $40, MODERN KNEEHoLE DESK. mo- NOW
SAVE sIlo. MODERN SOFA. Lawson style.
key orm 2-cushion, wine-rose boucle. Was
81; SAVE ss So 4 MODERN LOVE SEAT, sooe green ~
SAVE $50. MODERN LOUNGE CHAIR. Gin
nomon. Was 1895 -. -- ------- 1895
orm rose Wos l74:e5 lss.ss
SAVE $ls. MODERN LAWSON LOUNGE
CHAIR, key arm, oquo. Wos 9795--------- 1925
SAVE SIC, MODERN SOFA, foam rubber,
sos .---- 80 49, - -.----- 1900
SAVE SIT, MODERN ARMCHAIR, foam rub
Der, wrought iron frome, green linen tweed.
SAVE s7o, MODERN s-pc. BEDROOM, lined
ook double dresser and mirror, Ioree chest,
4/6 panel bed. Was 1906 1925
SAVE $40. MODERN 3-Pc. BEDROOM, wal
41e bed. Was $3.50. -, z,s.s5
SAVE $40. MODERN s-Pc. BEDROOM. gen.
une blonde mahogany, triple dresser and mir
ror, chest 4/6 bed Wos $349 ---------299.95
SAVE $40. MODERN 3-Pc. BEDROOM, cordo-
van mahogany, double dresser and mirror.
chest, 4/6 bed. Wos 2leo5 1925
Beddilsg-FamsOMS BrHMdS-AS Is
SAVE $50, STUDIO COUCH. eroy reversible. NOW
SAVE $40, HIpE-A-BED LOVE SEAT, Sim
mons, block and white tweed Was S23e $4,000
SAVE $40, ARMCHAIR BED. Simmons, green
or coral plaid. Was $3.50 -- 1925
S SAVE s slSs STUDIO D'vAH' Simmons 0roy' >, a.
SAVE $40. CHAIR BED. Simmons. ormess,
folding in cAol Was So so - 1925
SAVE $40, SOFA BED. omIess. red tweed.
Was S99.5o ~------------------ $3.50
Evening star., 1953-12-27
BEDDING

SAVE sls-sERrA 80" HOLLYWOOD BEDS.
box spring and mattress Were $3.50 -
SAVE $2o-SERTA 80" HOLLYWOOD BEDS,
box spring and mottress Were oo.o5
SAVE $2o-cLoUD 80" HOLLYWOOD BEDS,
box spring and mottress. Were 1926
SAVE $l8-ARM CHAIR BED, Simmons. Wos
$3.50 --
SAVE $6l-SoFA BED, Southern Cross. Wos
1880
SAVE $2o-PULLMAN 6 SIMMONS HIDE
A-BEDS, fu-size sIeepers. Were $24o
SAVE $40, "cUSToM MADE" SLEEPERS, full
size, choice of colors and covers, were 27o.o5
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-02
II tt o4pAo,.Js

each to Annie Montgomery,
Homestead, Pa.
Maneera Kolom and Mildred
Montgomery, lot 1923 and 1924
with .06 acres each. to Stephen
and Ruby Hall, Chagrin Falls.
Bessie Perry, sub lots, ITO,
I'LL, 1112, 1113, 1114, Ills,
1116, 1117, with .06 acres each
and house to Lover Perry and
Allie Robinson.
BURTON TWP. - Anthony
Barber, lot 81, with .33 acres
to Charles and Catherine Bar
ber, Cleveland.
John and Rose Musil, lot 81,
sub lot 153 with 20 acres to
Allen and Esther Porter.
Julia Palur, lot 51-41 with
c and E and 2.25 acres and
41.03 acres to Burton Housing
Corp.
CHARDON TWP - Joseph
John and Mary Fila, lot 154
with .92 acres to George d.
Fila, Chardon.
CHARDON VILLAGE -Es-
ther B. Moss, lot 1876, with
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-02
Rulings

State of Ohio VS. John DudaS,
an examination has been or
dered for John Dudas at the
Psychiatric Clinic, Criminal
Bldg, Cleveland, o.
Guy Henry Trask plead
guilty to charges of driving
while intoxicated and without
a drivers license and has been
ordered confined for 60 days
in the county Jail or Ingleside
Farm Hospital for examination.
A report is then to be certi-
fled by the clerk of courts
and served upon the defendant
or his attorney for record with
in 3 days after filing thereof
and that a hearing is then to
be held as provided byy law.
Permission is granted to
Chardon township trustees by
Comon Pleas Court to transfer
100000 from the general
fund to the road and bridge
fund.
An investigation has been
ordered by the court into the
character, family relations,
past conduct, earning ability
and financial worth of Arlene
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-02

Marquardt, lot 20 with house
and IA acres and OF acres to
Robert T. and Evelyn K. But
ton. Middlefield.
NEWBURY TP.-Florence L.
Kidd lot 14-31 with house and
LIS acres to Howard H. and
Muriel L. Kinser, Burton.
Henry j John, lot "a with
c and E with 2.2O acres to
Tracy E. Herrick, Lakewood.
Julia Palur, lot 18 with
buildings and c and E with 1.9O
acres to Burton Housing Corp.
Delta Wilson, lot 2 with
3.98 acres to William r. and
Mary E. Clevinger, Cleveland.
PUNDERSON LAKE AL
Fred F. Kutina lot 81 with
garage and IA acres to, Ray
mond ]. and Wilmer E. Kut-
ina, Cleveland.
RELIANCE INVEST. co.
Daniel Homolak, lot 263, with
house and OF acres to Chris
tian and Frieda Spaeth, Cleve.
RUSSELL TWP E. w.
and Laverne Coates, lot 2,
with 2.32 acres to Martin and
Jenny Migot, Cleveland.
Benjamin c. and Pearl A.
Snider, lot 3 with house and
so acres to William Edward
and Marian Louise Hadlock,
Chagrin Falls.
S. RUSSELL VILLAGE -
Hazel E. Birkhimer, lot 2,
with house and barn and AZ
acres to Jack and Dorothy
Ames, Chagrin Falls.
THOMPSON TWP - Agnes
Jedlinsky, lot 5, with IL acres
and lot 8 with house and 2 bar
mes and So acres to Richard
]. Jedlinsky, Thompson.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-02

house and 10 acres to Merle
E. and Karolina Ruff, Chardon,
Karolina Ruff then transferred
her ia interest to Merle f.
Moss.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co., lot 102 with % acres to
Frank Prohazka and Son inc,
Chardon.
James w. Dinsmore lot 23-
"a with house and garage and
.25 acres to Ray K. Thrasher,
Chardon.
CHESTER TWP - Charles
and Ann S. Lindgren, lot 5
with house and 1.03 acres to
Ernest M. and Mary A. Cor
nelius, Chesterland.
Gladys and John T. Bowen,
lot 10 with 8 acres to Vernon,
and Villa Mae Petersen, Ches-
terland.
CLARIDON TWP - Esther
B. Moss, lot 2, with All acres
to Merle E. and Karolina Ruff
who then transferred her ia
interest to Merle E. Moss.
Eva M. Hoffman, lot 3, with
5 acres and lot 2 with house
and barn and SIS acres to Fred
erick S. Hoffman, HuntSburg.
AQUILLA VILLAGE Ken
meth Burt Drenske, lot 166 with
10 acres and lot 1877 with
house and 10 acres to Frank
and Patricia Platkowski, Char
don.
HAMBDEN TWP - Stephen
G. Snopel tract 2 with house
and barn and so acres, tract
2 with 1920 acres, tract
with 31.75 acres and tract 2
with $50 acres to Mary A. Sno-
pei 12 interest.
HUNTSBURG TWP. - Har-
old w. and Eunice ]. Perrin,
lot 51-49 with HDA and 1.25
acres to LAME May Stevens,
William H. and wilma S.
Wright lot 80 with 104.69 ac-
res, lot 40 with barn and mill
and 153 acres and lot So with
3.75 acres to Joseph Tysl, and
Woodrow T. Rataj, Huntsburg.
MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE -
Robert j. Eppley, lot 20 with
.07 acres to John Raymond
and Helen Marie Marquardt,
John Raymond and Helen
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-02
ROBERT HILLS AYRSHIRE
MAKES RECORD

An Ayrshire cow owned by
Robert w. Hill of Chardon has
produced the highly creditable
monthly total of 119 pounds
of butterfat to rank among the
ten producers in the Five to
Ten Year Old Division of the
Ayrshire Herd Test during a
recent month.
This record of Spicy Rose
Annabelle End has been recog-
nized and released by the Div
ision of Records, Ayrshire
Breeders Association, Brandon,
VT.
'Annabelle's' production of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-02
ITEMS from CLARIDON

eryone who contributed to the
project for Claridon school Fund
5000 has been received so far.
Sally Fenwick and James Will
mot are home this week for
spring vacation.
Mrs. c. c. Babcock and Mrs.
Robert Fenwick, with Mrs. Sam
Patterson of Chester, were in
Youngstown, o. Wednesday,
March 25, for Legislative Day of
the Northeast District of Wom-
ems Federated clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Simpson
of Newbury and Mrs. Nettie
Shanower of Conneaut, O., spent
Saturday eevning at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bowers.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-02
News by Mrs. II. Ensign
Phone E. Claridon S62l7

The AS You Like 1t Circle
met Friday, March 81, at the
home of Mrs. Norman Pollock.
There was a better Brush de-
monstration in place of the pro-
gram. Many members were un-
able to attend because of illness.
Mrs. Mary Vaccariello held a
Frienly Service meeting at her
home Wednesday afternoon,
March 25,
Montville Grange presented
the program and Newbury ex-
emplified the 4th degree at Clar-
idon Grange last week Tuesday.
On April 14th Jeanette Gros-
venor will show picture slides
of her trip to Mexico last sum-
mer, during lecture hour.
The April meeting of the Un-
ion' Workers will be a luncheon
Thursday with a presentation of
Spring Thanks Offering.
The Senior Fellowship group
are having an Easter Sunrise
service in the church at $50 a.
m. with a breakfast following in
Town Hall. Everyone welcome.
Maundy service will be Thurs
day evening at 800 pm. with
the choir and soloist, obServ-
ance of Communion, and recep-
ton of members.
All persons who are giving
flowers for our Easter service
should notify Mrs. Carl Carlson
and have the flowers at the
church by Saturday evening.
The public is invited to a
Good Friday service at Chardon
Methodist church at IL noon 3
pm.
Mrs. VanOrsdale has been
substitute teaching in several
schools in the county the past
few weeks.
Ensign Tyler w. Judd left
March Is for Treasure Island,
San Francisco, Calf, where he
will enter Electronic school APP
ril for four months. He was 60
ing with a friend who was driv-
ing through.
The Parcel Post Sales commit
tee wish to thank each and ev-
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f19 pounds of butterfat was az.
complished on a twice a-day
milking schedule during the 81
day period. Her milk totalled
2046 pounds and tested $3.50
under the direction of Ohio
Safe University and the Of
ficial supervision of John Rll-
worth.
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Jan. 6, 1858, for attorney fees.
The Shelby Mutual Casualty
Co, a corporation and Wesley
Boneham Jr., is suing Andrew
Kovacic, a minor, for money
only in the amount of $183.94.
Eleanor Weston of 81 Elm
street, Bedford, O., has brought
suit for $4,5O0.OO for her share
in their fathers estate from
William F. Thomas of Rt. /,
Burton.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT

Laura J. Anderson of Lor-
ain ST., Chagrin Falls, has fill
ed a petition for divorce in
Common Pleas Court, asking
for a divorce from George E.
Anderson, whose address is un-
known.
Christy G. Ganas, attorney
at law, Newbury, O., has filed
suit for money only in the
amount of $4,000 and interest
thereon at Sc per annum from