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beloved mother. REBEccA GREEN who Hno
entered eternal rest six years ago,
June 5, 1947.
somstimes it is hard to understand
Why some things have to be,
But in His wisdom God has planned
Beyond our power to see.
God gave us strength to bear 1t
And courage to meet the blow.
But what it means to, lose you
The world will never know.
The beautiful things you did for us
Live in our hearts each day,
AND keep you near and dear to us.
Though you have passed away
SONS. MELVIN AND ALFRED GREEN:
PHonas. ? 4 y & i T e R. MRS MAGGIE
HAWKINS. IVY L, tribute of love
and devotion to the sacred memory of
our darling mother. IVY L. HAWKINS,
who passed away one year ago. June
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why some things have to be,
But in His wisdom God has planned
Beyond our power to see.
In our hearts there is a picture
More precious than silver or gold;
1t Is picture of our mother.
DENOTED CHILDREN, MARY M. J.,
MlaH1AM " aNh 1AEs Nj JqsEPH HawEIu E. CHARLES kRHES
WALKER AND SARAH BRAY BRAY. = 4 fA1
KING. ETHEL M. In loving memory
Of our dear wife and mother, ETHEL
M. KING. who left us eleven years
ago today. June 5. 1942.
Our family circle has been broken.
A link gone from our chain;
But though were parted for q while,
We know we will meet again.
Still in our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly, tenderly. fond and true:
There is not day. dear mother.
That We do not think Of
YOUR LONELY HUSBAND AND CHILL
DREN.
LANAHAN. JANE E. In loving memory
Of our dear mother. JANE E. LANA
HAN. who departed this life four years
ago today. June 8. 1949
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SARA A. Ofiicers and men,
berS of Temple Chapter. No.
II. o. E. S., are hereby re-
QueSted to attend funeral
services for our late sister,
SARA A. QUAITES. on Mon
day. June 8, 1858. at l PM,
at Gawler'S Funeral Home.
ave. NV. Church services
pm, at st. Johns Episcopal
9TH and H SITS. NV.
JABLOW, Worthy Matron.
poi ITZ d p Sac 4
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rAMPRFIL. WILLIAM C., SR. Ol

CAMPBFLL, WILLIAM C.. SR. On
Thursday, June T., 1903. at the h1me 10
r.. Of 1O4O5 Julep ave. Silver SprinV'
Nd, WILLIAM c. CAMPBELL. sr.,
father of Mrs. John E. McCloskey;
William C.. jr.; Rodney and Donald
Campbell and brother of Mrs. Ben
Hunter Of New York Mr.. Campbell
rests at the Warner E. Pumphrey Flu
neral Home, Si34 Georgia ave-, Silver
held on Saturday June 8. at = pm
interment Parklawn Cemetery, Rock
Vile Md.
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CAMPBELL, KATHERINE. On Thurs
day. June 1. 1858, KATHERINE CAMP
BELL, beloved mother ofs Arthur R.
Campbell, grandmother OF Mrs: Gloria
Tippett and Mrs. June Tippett Also
and one niece. Funeral from the Home
Of the Little Sisters, 220 H st. ne.
on Saturday, June q. at s am. Rela-
tiveS and friends invited. 1nterment
Mount OliVet Cemetery.
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;, 1858, CLARENCE DOzIER of 4O0S
eth st, NV He leaves two daughters,
Helen Simeton and Evelyn Smallwood
two sons. Godfrey and Clifton Dozler;
q mother. Mary Williams: one brother.
George Dozier of Duluth, MINI; twelve
grandchildren. one aunt. Emma Mi
nor; one uncle, Robert Dozier: one
sister r-in-law. Carrie Dozier, and many
other relatives and friends. After 4
pm. Friday. June 5, friends may call
A. the above residence, where funeral
services will be held at pm. Satur-
day. June 6. Rev. Thomas c. Garnett
oficiating. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. ARRANGEMENTS by Eugene and
lone z. Ford.
DRISCOLL, ELLENA On Thursday. June
4, 1853, at the Sacred Heart Home
Hyattsville, Nd, ELLEN DRISCOLL oi
County Cork, Ireland, the beloved sis
ter Of Mrs. Julia Cullinane and Tim
othy Driscol; Funeral from the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home, 1881 Geor.
eia ave NV, on Monday, June s. al
$50 am; High requiem ~ r, mass Reist,Ss, a. 81
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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90 1858. at Gallinger Hospital HENRY
P.|ROLLINS of 1916 7th st. NV, be-
loved father of Mrs. Lillian Robinson
and Irwin J. Bruce. He also leaves to
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home. 9Ol 3rd st. s.w.. where friends
Funeral services on Saturday, June 8.
at II noon. at the aforementioned
funeral home, Rev. B. H. Whiting Of
hciating. Interment Payne's Cemetery.
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QUAITES, SARA CLARKE. On Thurs
day. June 4, 1858, SARA CLARKE
QUAITES. wife of the late William
Bronson Quaites and mother of Miss
Bronson Quaites of 1430 Belmont st.
NV; sister of Mrs. Fred Hoffses OF
of Baltimore. Md. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave. NV.
Services will be held at st. John S
Episcopal Church. Lafayette square
NV, on Monday, June 8, at 2:30 pm.
Interment Washington National Gene
terry.
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DrathB

BALL, PAUL. On Sunday. May 81.
1856. PAUL BALL of 1851 Lingers
ct. NV, son OF Mrs. Catherine Ball.
sister, three nephews. three nieces. one
Sister-in-law, other relatives and many
friends. Friends may call at the NAL
van & Schey Funeral Home. 424 r
st. NV. after 4 pm. Friday. June
3. where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. June b. at l pm. Inter
lnent Payne'S Cemetery.
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LEDERER. ELIZABETH c. Suddenly,
ON wednesday. June 3. 1858. ELIZA
BETH {. LEDERER of $50 North Oak
land ST.. Arlington. Va, beloved mother
of C. Henry Lederer and Mrs. Mary
E. Giusti; sister of Mrs. Margaret M.
Vollmer and Mrs. Alice A. Littleton.
Friends may call at the Fitzgerald Fu-
neral Home, 3245 Wilson blvd. Ar
lington. Va. A requiem mass will be
offered at ST. Charles Church at q
am. Saturday. June d. Interment in
Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
MATHS, SUSAN. OF 47O5 40th ave.
Hyattsville, Nd. on June 4, 1858,
mother of Mrs. Madeline Lundregan
and Mrs. Mabel Potter. Services and
interment. PittSfield, Mass. Services by
Chambers.
MATTHE'W THELMAETHEL. On
Thursday, June 4, 1858, at the resi-
dence Of her mother in Mclean, Va.
F st. ne. beloved wife of Fletcher
w. Matthews. mother of Dorothy Jean
and Frederick w. Matthews. daughter
OF Mrs. Pearl f. Dyer and James G.
Reynolds, sister OF Mrs. Lucille E.
Vanover and Goroon Ray Reynolds.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on Monday,
June s, at 2:30 pm. Interment Ivy
Hill Cemetery. Alexandria. Va.
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DALZELL. ALICE n. on WedInesday.
June 3, 1858. ALICE M. DALZELL. be-
loved mother of Charles j.. Harry P.
and Walter A. Dalzell and Mrs. Laura
D. Krusen Funeral from the w. w.
Deal Funeral Home, 4Sl2 Georgia ave
NV, on Saturday. June +. at 10
am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. D
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The hotly contested battle ha
boiled down to two individuals

MIS-. Harvey OF West Palm BeacI
and Miss Susan Harris of this city
The results of this photo ffnisl
will not be known until the las
vote is counted. The lead ha
changed hands several times, thu
creating an exciting interest ant
rivalry between the two resor
cities. The general public is in
vited to be present to see tn,
browning of Florida's "Famou.
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o INSTALL
TONIGHT
dent; Charles Fl. Crap. 3rd vice
president Hagen r. Esson.
treasurer and Mosely E. Doles
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FAMOUS

CHURCHWOMAN'
CONTEST CLOSES
MARCH 80
The Famous churchwoman"
contest, conducted by the Pitts
6urgh Courier, will be official
closed here on Monday evening
March 80, 300 pm. in the audi
torium of the Booker T. Wash
ington high school. The Hon.
Burnett Roth, vice mayor of M.
ami Beach, will welcome tn
guests, while Mrs. Robert L. Vanr
publisher and owner OF the Co.
Ter, will speak and present Ii
awards. There will be music col
Quoted by Mrs. Leila William
famed in these parts for her ca
cellent chorus development.
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bers are: George w. Kilpatrick
Garth c. Reeves, Calvin c. Marks
Howard II. Rollins, Richard Nc.

BA4US, A4puULlSO AOWeTy, Kelly
c. Wilson. Phillip Wallace and
Frederick L. Martin.
Mr.. Burton Thornal, president
of the Florida Junior Chamber OF
Commerce viii be main speaker
and viii do the installing.
Certificates IN recognition of
Outstanding service to the organ
lzation during the past year will
De presented TO: Daniel ]. John
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Lee Drake of Homestead was

awarded a verdict OF S55,UUI
Wednesday by Circuit court
jury of six White men for thu
death of his 5-year-old son, John
in an automobile accident. TIL,
case was heard in Judge Wayne
Aliens court. Drake, who is
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Hearings Be
Villa nnndny
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gin In Para
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WILLIAM w. MCBRIDE
The new officers are: William
W. Mcbride, president: Daniel ].
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II, Gray, Edward Taylor, Hows
II. Rollins and John r. Marks.

Ainneulately following the ban
quet, the Jaycees and their guests
viii move to the Crystal Room OF
the Harlem Square for the In
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-07
.Methodists
Plan Organ
Recital

Since the Organ Recital of
Palm Sunday evening was so
well received, the Organ and
Music Committee of the Meth
odist church has decided to pre-
sent. another musical program
on Sunday evening, May 18th,
featuring Miss Toshi Shiomi of
japan as the guest organist.
Miss Shiomi is a special student
of music at Lake Erie College,
having been sent there under
the sponsorship of one of the
Chaplains who has served with
the occupation forces in Japan.
Miss Shiomi will play a pro-
gram of varied numbers. She
will be assisted by various other
musicians from the local group.
with both Organ and Vocal
numbers being arranged.
This program will be open to
the general public and is one
of series of Organ and musical
programs to be presented, feat
uring the new Hillgreen, Lane
Organ of the Chardon Methodist
church. We hope to give more
of the details of this program
at later date.
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Mrs. George Garritt
Died Saturday

MONTVILLE Mrs. George
Garritt, of Montville, passed
away at her home early Satur-
day morning. Although she had
been in poor health, for some
time, her death was unexpected.
Mrs. Garritt was the daughter
of Augustus, and Celinda Grit
fifth Miller. Had she lived until
October 81, she would have
been 81 years old. She is sur
vived by one son, r. E. Gar
ritt of Painesville, one grand
daughter, Mrs. Charles RychIik
of Valparaiso, Florida; and two
great grandchildren, and neph-
eWS and nieces. Funeral service
was held Tuesday at 2 pm. at
Montville Community church,
where she had been member,
Rev. B. R. Lewis officiating.
She was buried beside her late
husband, Alton Garritt, in
Montville cemetery. Pail bear
ers were Fred Hoffman, Andrew
Istvan, Richard Peters, Lester
Skinner, Carlton Alvord, and
James Sidley.
She was an honorary member
of the Ladies Aid Society.
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44 Calves
Donated to
All Sale

Forty-four calves have been
contributed to the Geauga All
Calf Sale which is to be held
at the Burton Fairgrounds on
Saturday, May 18th at IL
o'clock. The purpose of this
sale is to raise funds for a new
All Calf Barn and remodeling
of All Buildings at the Geauga
County Fair Grounds.
This will be a real oppor-
tunity for All and FLA boys
and girls and also the public
to purchase good cakes.
In the sale will be registered
heifers and bulls from some of
the following contributors: Sam
uel S. Kaufman, Mantua; Lloyd
E. Ober, Newbury, Newbury;
Howard and Donald McNish'
Burton; Martin L. Evans, Mum
son; Howard Bros. cambridge;
Robert w. Hill, Chardon; Hick-
ory Nut Farm-Alice K. Shallen-
berger, Chesterland; Robert
Cavanagh, Auburn; Franchester'
Farm, Charles Bolton; Frank
Jaros, Auburn; DR. Harold B.
Thomas, Newbury; ]. George
Binnig, Thompson; DR.. F. Weld
lein; Circle T, j. Turner, Char
in the County
don and many other good farms
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Chester Lumber Co. Plans open House This Saturday ernon and Evening

ing their own business, have
planned and built structure of
which all Chester can be proud
and which is a very desirable
addition to. the community.
Mr.. Petersen was born in
Cleveland and came to Chester
Al years ago. He has been a
carpenter contractor and has
built many fine home in Gates
Mills, Chester also in Cleve-
land and vicinity. In 1922 he
established a lumber yard at
the intersection of Routes 322
and 3O6 and the continued need
of larger building has brought
about the erection of this new
one.
Mrs. Petersen (Ruby Downey)
daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Downey, is a native
of Chester and a graduate of the
local high school. After attend
ing Kent State University she
taught school and was for many
years a teacher of piano. Aside
from her home duties her time
is now taken as bookkeeper for
the Chester Lumber Co. and
she is intensly interested in Its
progress.
Their son, Peter III, was a
Junior at Kent State majoring
in Architecture, when he was
called into the U. S. Army. He
is now stationed at Fort Knox,
Kentucky. Their daughter, Pat
ricia has been teaching in May
field since her graduation from
Kent State University.
Now a brief description of
the House of Homes. Much of
the timber used in the interior
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Youth to Meet
at Hambden
SatunayEu

Geauga Youth For Christ will
hold its second rally on Satur-
day, May 9 at 800 pm. in the
Hambden school gym,
The Rev. Hugh B. Ferguson
of Geneva will speak. Mr.. Fer
guson is founder and pastor of
the Peoples Church" in Gen
eva, Ohio. He is perhaps better
known for this weekly radio
broadcast. "The Church of the
Air., of which he is the found
er and director, having been
heard over Radio Station WICA,
Ashtabula every Sunday, 8:45
to 9:15 AM. since 1914.
The B.B.I. Ambassadors Male
Quartet from Baptist Bible In
stitute of Cleveland will furn-
ish vocal selections.
Bill Molzon of Middlefield
will present selections on the
accordion.
The public is invited to attend
these rallies which are held
monthly and for which there
is no admission charge. The
school is located on Route 6
just west of the intersection
of Route 166.
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School Group Visits
Industrial Rayon

Recently the Chardon Trade
and Industry, Diversified Co.
operative training class took a
tour through the Industrial Ray
on of Painesville. The class was
overwhelmed by the size of the
plant and how the Rayon is
made. Mr.. Barr, safety manager
of the Industrial Rayon took
the group through the plant
and showed them the different
machines which grind the wood
pulp down. He showed them
the different departments where
the aging, spinning and the
weaving were done. During the
latter part of the tour he show
ed them the dispensary where
the people of the different de-
partment are treated for diff
ferent injuries. At the end of
the tour through the plant the
class had a chance to ask ques-
tions. Mr.. Barr told them the
wages and hours and the diff
ferent types of work that are
available at the Industrial Ray
on. Reporter, Norma BoSworth
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is of native oak and cherry
that James r. Downey had cut
and stored away approximately
so years ago. Sections of the
wall are finished with different
woods and methods so that
customers can see and choose
finishing for their own homes.
All types of doors, both in
terror an deXterior, are hung
for the customers inspection
as are double hung, auto lock
louver and gliding windows.
Samples of roofing vie with
holdings, hardware etc. for at
tention.
In one corner is a model kit
chen with cupboards and con-
veniences that could fulfill the
dream of any housewife. In an
other part of the building liv-
ing room is developing. This
contains a hardwood model fire
place with mantle and cup
boards. These displays will be
changed from time to time.
After the new home has been
completed there is a full line
of paints and varnishes from
which to make selections. From
display of wrought iron name
plates one may choose that
which is appropriate for any
home. In fact nothing has been
forgotten.
There are two main entran-
ces to the display section of
the building. The front con-
tains 60 thermopane windows.
The general office is in the
center of the building and a
beautiful finished private office
is located in the west end.
The south side of the build
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ing is a store room for lumber
and a work shop. The second
floor is also used for storage.
A suspended ceiling built with
resilient clips was used to pre-
vent any damage from crack
ing when large amounts of
lumber and other supplies are
stored on the second floor.
A glass department with spe-
ciaI cutting machine is another
feature.
The building is heated by
radiant heat. In the floor are
$500 feet of copper pipe which
is covered with cement and
art rock colored green. The oil
operated boiler is in the work
shop.
The children are not left out
of this well planned business.
A section has been set aside
and toys provided for their
amusement while the parents
select the home needs.
A shipment of unpainted
furniture is expected which will
add to the display and oppoT-
tunity for selection.
Then to keep the new home
in order, there is a rental de-
partment including sanding and
waxing machine and other
tools.
To further add to the conven-
fence of the customer there is
a bulletin board where he can
list articles for sale or swap.
Mr.. Petersen is assisted by
his brother, Wesley Petersen
also Gym Stone as truck driver
and helper. A niece, Marina
Evans is part time helper to
Mrs. Petersen in the office.
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CHESTER - Chester Lum-
ber Co., Peter Petersen Jr.
Manager, announces "Open
House" on Saturday May 9 from
200 to 900 PM.
1t is further stated that there
will be prizes and demonstra-
tions at this event. Everyone
interested is invited to attend.
This fine and unusual build
ing housing the Chester Lumber
Company is located on May
field Road just west of Rt, 306.
1t is 100 by 40 feet in size and
constructed of brick and con-
crete. The entire front part of
the building is a large display
room.
"The House of Homes" as it
is appropriately designated, con-
tains everything necessary for
the construction of a home. The
outstanding feature is the me-
thod in which all of these mat
erials are displayed. All dis
play tables, racks etc. were
made in the Chester Lumber Co.
shops.
Expert workmanship should
receive its due credit for con-
structing the features which
made the House of Homes" an
unusual place of business, yet
the vision and plan back of
that is what has made it as
lumber salesman have often
said, "An outstanding display
of material not exceeded any
where in the state"
The people back of the pro-
ject, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peter
sen Jr. are civic minded local
people, who when re-establish-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-07
Plan to Open New
Store in Chardon

A new business is expected
to open on Main st. by the end
of the week in quarters which
have been occupied by a branch
of Schinagle Market for several
years.
Bruno Grodzik, Woodinhill
Rd., Hambden, will conduct an
Army store of surplus goods
and a gift shop.
Charles Schinagle, who re-
Gently opened a super market
at Grant st. and Rout 6 will
now devote entire attention to
his business there.
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championship play-off between
the leagues at the end of the
season.
Little League play is a ma
tional enterprise. There are
1900 teams from coast to coast.
A thousand words concerning
the moral and civic advantages
of such a venture could be
written, but end-resultS are
quite obvious.
Ernie Sabo, Fullertown Road,
was elected director to repre-
sent Newbury in the administra-
tion of the Geauga County
League. Ed Burke was elected
team manager.
Whether parents, merchants,
lodge members, future fans, or
a civic-minded member of the
community, your financial sup
port is urged for the Newbury
"small-fry."
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-07
JayCees to
Scotch-IiteCars
This Weekend

For $1.00, the Jaycees will
put Scotch light tape on car
bumpers, Friday night, May s,
and Saturday, May 8, in the al
ternoon and evening.
Starting at z pm. on Friday
and 2 pm. on Saturday, var
ious members of The Jaycees
will be stationed on Court st.
to service car owners desiring
to participate in this safety
campaign. Bicycles will be
equipped free.
Part of the proceeds from
the sale of Scotch Light tape
will be used to repair traffic
signs in and around Chardon.
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Achievement
Chardon Public Library
- 1Os 8. Park Sc.
Nav 18th

The women of Geauga county
will want to set aside Thursday
May ii from 1000 AM. to $3.50
PM, Margaret Chipukaizer
Home Demonstration Agent, an
nounced today. The Claridon
Congregational church and
Claridon Town Hall have been
chosen as the place for the
sixteenth annual Women's Ach-
ievement Day. The Golden Rule
class of the Congregational
church will serve luncheon.
Outstanding events of the day
will include Mrs. Frank Hruby
of Cleveland, student Pearl K
McGown, west Boylston, Mass
instructor of great renown. Mrs.
Hruby has had training in color
harmony and is a teacher of
adult education under the dir
rectorship of the Cleveland
Board of Education and DIR.
Ralph Crow.
Miss Marjorie A. Hanline of
the International Harvester
Company. through cooperation
of the Helser Implement Co.,
of Chardon will give demonstra-
tions on preparing and packag-
ing of foods for the home freez-
er.
There will be an exhibit of
rugs of all types by Geauga
County women. Tickets for the
luncheon may be secured from
the following Home Council
Members or at the Agricultural
Extension Office in Burton.
Auburn: Mrs. Lola Coryell,
Mrs. Richard Timmons.
cambridge: Mrs. Dorothy
Snow, Mrs. L. Wanamaker,
Mrs. Chester w. Davis.
Thompson: Mrs. Laura Heck
lie, Mrs. E. Dillworth.
Newbury: Mrs. George Knox.
South Russell: Mrs. Charles
Scott, Mrs. Arthur Jones.
Burton: Mrs. Karl Goff, Mrs.
Michael Faith, Mrs. w. S. Smith.
Huntsburg: Mrs. Jennie
Strong, Mrs. VIM. Gala, Mrs r.
Hutchinson, Mrs. L. Meyers.
Munson: Mrs. v. Warner, Mrs.
John Friel, Mrs. A. GrosSman.
Chardon: Mrs. H. c. Parsons,
Mrs. Betty Sorchy.
Montville: Mrs. M. Twara-
gowSki, Mrs. B. Beardsley, Mrs.
r. Nelson.
Hambden: Mrs. N. L. Rhodes,
Mrs. Jerry Batovec. ...
Chester: Mrs. K. Sperry, Mrs.
E. Peterson, Mrs. B. Elliott.
Middlefield: Mrs. Reba OIds,
Mrs. r. Davis.
Troy: Mrs. VIM. Wood, Mrs.
A. Benkoe.
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Organize Little League for
Youth in NeWbury

NEWBURY A Little
League Baseball meeting was
held at Newbury school, April
%. Dick Protiza served as tenn
porary chairman. The meeting
was we'll attended by persons
interested in summer recreation
for boys between the ages of
nine and twelve.
It was decided unanimously,
at the meeting, that NeWbury
should have a team to represent
the community in the 9th team,
Geauga County Little League
which, at this writing, is fully
organized.
There are three teams from
Chardon and one from Claridon
in the American League. Bur-
ton, Munson, Middlefield, and
Newbury will be in the Ma
tional League. There will be a