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CLERK-TYPIST

Young woman, 1895 yrs. of age, Il
assist in preparation Of our weekly
but not essential; reasonable typinl
speed required; 5-day. 40-hr. week
Apply personnel. Room sos. Oper
weekdays, S:3O-5 and Sat, 9-l
No phone calls.
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JOHNS-MANVILLE
BUSINESS SERVICES

ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. parking lots
yrs, continuous experience. Free
estimates. Terms. Call any time.
McOEE a. SONS. OIL. 2-4761. "a
TREE TRIMMING and removable;
lots cleared. lawn work: reas. prices ;
We are insured. 10. B-250b. -10
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General office work: scme typing
drivers permit: 5-dav wk.. . wks
paid vacation: salary $40 wk. DY-
DEE WASH, so Canal st. s.w.. RE
T-S012 20
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SALESWOMEN, experienced only for
Rf 1sae DAvpg vffGstsyfaE sTYE sH1p shSg 5day SSa
Annapolis rd.. Bladensburg. Md. AP.
SALESWOMEN. experienced for fine
children's store in Arlington. Either
or 8 day week. Excellent wages
and commission. Chance for ad-
vancement to assistant MANAGER.
Air-conditioned store and many en-
ploye. benefits. Call IA. 4-0365 for
appointment. 30
exper. in alterations
for, dry cleanins store; good pay
SECRETARY-2 lawyers. desire ad-
ditional secretary; 35-hr. wk.; air
conditioned. ONCE: will consider ap-
plicant with no legal experience If
shorthand and typing are superior
D1. T-5412. 10
ern ONCE. pleasant working condi-
tions; 5-day, 37h-hr. wk. Apply in
person. CANADA DRY GINGER ALE,
INC. 1901 East-West hwy. Silver
Spring Md Ia
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COMPTOMETER
OPERATOR
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

CLERK, in collection dept, typine
necessary. Apply Mr.. Dublin, PHIL
LIPS TELEVISION & APPLIANCES
937 F st. NV, 2nd floor. "a
CPLE.. GARDENER AND WIFE. tc
take care of home and children or
lge. estate. Excel. working conds
and furn. living quarters in new
home. Non-drinking. willing workers
Refs OIL 4-03O0 lis
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I 4 W.T. OHANlO sN0V~A ~ D
HOUSE REPAIRING: free estimatesi
/ reas., quick service. Call WO.
! 6-1l56 before am, after pm.
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CLUB LA CONGA
941S II Batting, IBaltimOre Blvd College Park
aRd s eoo for cqqne qapG Eashs!
ment. meals. LENK FOoD SHOP
1899 Columbia pike, Arlington
Next door to Navy Annex. "a
LADY. white, age 1850, in Sc
or Forrestville. full or part time
Apply MRS. DEARSTYNE. 1912 pm
RIM. sol. no 14th st. NV. lis
WOMAN, unemployed. refined, willing
to work, wanted for good opening
with with established bus business coneern sH0 z
WOMAN. white, to work in Frozen
custard Store nights. RA. 6-4221
WOMEN, white. 1s to so, carry dish.
GoNIA1 TSfk '9Si cAFEFGR1A. ARR#z S0as foss Conn 9
ave. NV. See Mr.. Fajfar. 10
WOMEN, 21-40. interesting and di.
versif1ed position with national shop
ping organization. Must be free tc
trayel o. s. after training ain nnas,nnc. period
necessary. Apply in person RIM. 951
WOMAN, no age limit; general office
work and typing; 5-day wk.: $34 to
start. See MRS. LEWIS, RIM. 424
1404 New York ave. NV. is
YOUNG LADY, with knowledge Of
shorthand and experienced in finance
company work; 5-day. 40-hr. week;
conven. to transp.: usual employe
benefits. Call MISS BAKER at ME
S2346, bet. 10 and 4. lis
YOUNG WOMEN, no experience need.
ed, as dance teachers for local
branch of national chain. Accus-
toned to earning $50 to 500 week
ly. Applicants should have natural
dancing ability. pleasing personality
good appearance: college training
helpful but not essential. Apply all
week after II noon or after d pm.
DALE. 40 14th ST.
HELP-We need several good reprs.
to handle AVON Gust. lists. You
can earn S20-S4O wkly. part-time
SUMMER WORK for teacher or col
lege student, helpful experience,
pleasant work, S720 for 80 days
Box 242-G, Star. 30
ALL-AROUND BEAUTY OPERATOR
good salary and comm. for right
person. Apply VIRGINIA WALLACE
BEAUTY SALON. Bethesda. Nc
phone calls %
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CASHIER-NCR-2OOO
preferred, but not essen
steady position excellent salary;
good future. Apply HOLLYWOOD
CLOTHING CO.. 703 7th st. NV,
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CLERK

Alert individual, who is capable Of
advertising lineage; 5000 yrs. Of
age: 5-day. 40-hr wk; must work
2 out of 5 weekends. Apply Person
mel. Room sos; open weekdays. 500
5 and Sat, 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1953-05-18

SHIRT GIRLS AND PRESS OPERA
TORS-Exper. nee. to work in cool
modern laundry, top pay and many
other benefits. Apply in person to
Mrs. kessler, STERLING LAUNDRY,
1921 9th st. NV. -19
SILK FINISHERs. experienced: nay
round work. Apply NEEDLES. 1888
sNaGhks NSaaehsnsa Ear a Ixraf;EENDANr-No 1se Week
end work: immediate. permanent
opening. in vicinity of 18th st. and
Constitution ave-: will handle money.
M Must be quick worker worker for busy unit
GOVERNMENT SERVICES. INC.
sPGkrsWEAk daS s1Si si BUYERS 1Tas Ass1sTAaSsr;
excel. opportunity for future: must
toy salary and commission. WAR
DELLS. 1900 F st. NV. -19
STENOGRAPHER. under So. capable
and personable; asst. to office mgr,
est. trade assn; interesting work
with future; exp. or degree in Office
admin; desired; 5-day, 4O-hr. wk
STENOGRAPHER-Perm. position fol
qualified personable young lady
Washington public relations office Of
large corporation. Interesting va.
ried duties; congenial co-workers
Alr-cond. bldg. For appt.- call ST
3-2021. -lS
STENOGRAPHER, experienced, TO,
permanent afternoon position in Law
once. RE. T-532O. -19
STENOGRAPHER, with national com.
pany 40-hr. wk. Interesting work
Good salary Must be exper. Cali Mr.
Sauriol Mon. through Fri. bet.
am. and 5 DIN. NO. 7-6262. -1S
STENOGRAPHER-Establishedlum lum.
Der and millwork Arm in Bethesds
has an immediate opening for 8
company benefits. Call OIL. 2-6622
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COMPTOMETER
OPERATORS
WE OFFER YOU

Wanted operators who are expert.
enced in all four phases of comp
tometer work. Must be permanent
Evening star., 1953-05-18

Ro6Mss FREE FREAEAsTf EsTfMATEsF AETEEGFEAFI3E FfEs4e
fEAS$S flss$i. WORKMANSHIP CALL Is. He
ALTERATIONS. REPAIRS-NoW il
the time to build or repair that
screened porch garage, etc. or
too small; Virginia only. No down
payment. up to 3 yrs. to pay. Ov.
ATTiCs FINISHED. domer windows.
porches inclosed. recreation roomss
dental; SO months e pay. UN.
BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-con.
crete TTateerpproofing, fisgstoone. Glass
LAWRENCE RA. 6-a7o3
CARPENTRY, remodeline, repairs
ana inH cabinst aI2 YER w9rk; general contract-
modelling; old and new work. MR..
SMITH. ia. 7-5527. any time 30
CARPENTRY, complete line of car
pentry repairs, roofing, rec. rm..
porches; all work guaranteed. 10.
CARPENTRY. painting. roof repair
and concrete. No Job too small.
CHARLES w. THOMAS. Ho. 2-9361.
CEMENT WALKS. drives. doors.
steps: jack exc sFiRias "fts
CEMENT iifSHl FLOORS, walks. Ifs stems.
pocrches; white mechanics. Call ewes.
cLodcEP }ASK sPARkES PkAS PfpEs R9 s4ss hs
HOOTERS. Phone RA. 6-SSss. any
C0NCRETE WORK - Driveways.
anns TskT suVR Ta snd osay SatsF worFmsn tsInnsfs
given y, poToMAc-soUTHERN Co.
CoNCRETE. 81 CEG5 re- cement work. toOfins,. fS.
ways Work done on cash or terms.
Free estimates. CARLO GALEA. ia.
CoUPLE wants Job; man. rardener;
refs; exper. DE. 3-51lG.
DRIvEWAYS, PORCHES. steps. patios.
cellars built or repaired. Call week.
days after 5 pm. or all day Sunday.
ELECTRiGAL INSTALLATIONS. re-
pair TS,r,sS shoEt circuits; small 'ohs gone
ELEGTRIcAa LES an,R REfAIR RM W0RK-Nest
posts in Concrete: immediate cree. C.
ton. Get the best for less: no down
payment: 80 months to pay. Phone
II n 4745sS; 74ESSS evenings and Sunday.
FENCING. chain link, low rates. Free
estimates. Call LU. 2-al02. 10
Flagstone and Stone
csmsF: so2cB., 4s,sS3Ss w,s Tat; 81. sg
age. Also, outdoor fireplaces
ANGLO MARCUCClo, JU. 9-l7ea
FLOORS REFINISHED like new: free
estimates low prices. C. r. COVER.
WA. 7-6S6S. any time.
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing;
walls and windows washed; also
painting. Ii. 4-2055, Ii. 3-2141.
FLOOR SANDING AND FINIsHING-
20 yrs exper;; all work guaranteed;
FLOOR SANDING AND REFINisB.
prces Gesr Gsper o9ss ecS WORK sveasse al lowest T
S15. No charge for getting my price.
FLOORS SANDED and beautifully re-
finished. Kentile and linoleum In.
stallations. Free est Wo. 6-052o.
FLOORS sANDED and finished.
Cleaned and ,waxed; old floors made
GENERAL REPAIRS Ian ANp" "PPAINTiNG
Free estimates; interior and ex-
terror. Call S. DoM1N1CK, ia; q
HOME IMPROVEMENTS Painting.
repairs and remodelinR. Free esti.
Call anytime, RA. 3-30"i. 10. 2-32O5.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
CASHIER

To work in credit office of one of
Washington's finest stores; some
typing ability helpful but not nee
eSsary; pleasant working conditions;
store discounts and benefits.
APPLY MR.. MILLER. 3rd FLOOR
PHILIPSBORN
1901 F ST. NV.
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CLERK (WHITE)


General ofice work; scme typine
paid vacation: salary $40 wk. DY-
DEE WASH, so Canal st. s,w.. RE
T-S012. 20
RK-TYPIST p Perm. employment
for thorough. reliable person to as
sist in compiling short reports on
conditions: ; 5-dag week; 37ts oHEs hrs;
LERK-TYPiST-Young lady, Is to
30. for permanent position; reason:
able typing speed REQUIRED: pleasant
high school graduate or equivalent
necessary. Call MIR. sHIvERs., D1
E!RaKSo,:TYiP1sT-National aSo: organiza.
tion desires capable young woman
with some KNOWLEDGE Of shorthana dnG
aG,hF athe4 benets' Te annaa nA. e-h47{ Increases
CLERK -TYPIST. contractors ofice
5-day wk.. Apply $50 to 5. 569
CLERK-TYPisT T-Temporary position
to approx. Oct: l. Az At9-cond. Once; dfS
priced employees, cafe, in, IN big, ,dg sslaIy %ny
CLERK have openings
for several clerk-typists under 30
in our home office. Typing speed
not important. Our employees work
< days week from $50 am. to
4:45 PM, Monday through Friday.
Vacation and sick leave benefits;
non-profit cafeteria. If you would
like to work with congenial people
in a pleasant atmosphere. won't you
come in and see US? Apply per
sonnel Office, Room 300, SIG l4th
st NV -21
CLERK-TYPIST. 1925, to train on
bookkeeping machine and do gem
eral office work; ne. resident pref
MR. KOHL, LA. 6-2055. is
3 pm. to II pm: for bakery -delec.
good at figures: good sal. and pleas:
ant surroundings: permanent. THE
VILLAGE PANTRY, 1888 Pa. ave.
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I. Enjoyable working conditions.
2. Paid vacations.
3. Cooperative group insurance.
4. Sick benefits.
5. pleasant air-conditioned
surroundings.
6. Pay according to ability.
Apply $40 to 4, Mon. Fri.
SAFEWAY STORES
1S45 FOURTH ST. NE.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
Painting-PlaStering

PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work Estimates free. Call MIR.
RECKET1 AID O-nQA0
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WAITRESS

Good salary and tips, room and
board free Apply at DEL RIO
RESTAURANT. Charlotte Hall. Md,
Mechanicsville. 103-F-l3. LIS
MATTRESSES
Steady and part time. Apply after z.
CLUB LA CONGA
Evening star., 1953-05-18
CASHIERS
MEAT WRAPPERS

Experienced or will teach; free hos
pitalization and vacation with pay:
in Vas outstanding super market
OFFICE, 403 Swami ave-, Alex. Va
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CASHIER

Fine specially store has opening for
dependable and capable cashier
Good starting salary. opportunities
for advancement, liberal discounts
on personal purchases, paid vaca-
tions and other company benefits.
Apply Mr.. Rimby, THE YOUNG
MEMS SHOP. N. Highland and Fair
fax drive, Arlington, Va. 10
Evening star., 1953-05-18
YOUNG MAN

To learn how to operate office dupli-
eating machine; must be white. Is
yrs. old and have 10th OF 11th
grade education; some mechanical
ability req We pay you while you
learn. Call empl. desk.
Evening star., 1953-05-18

YOUNG MAN. for full-time work. in
fine Arlington mems store; oppor-
tunity to learn all phases of bus;
excel working condS. TED LOUIS
SHOP. SHIRLINGTON BUSINESS
CENTER. OV. 3-3390.
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KITCHEN

service Let us show you what can
be done to your old kitchen No
down payment, 80 months to pay.
Phone leo II 4-45ss: ewes, and SUM-.
PAINTING. interior and exterior,
!a6MPsoN T0IS jo 5ss7s !Ss ''t%'iif: oF kf
PAiNTING. interior and exterior.
Complete renovating. Work guar :
sTILTNER K1 s-8934. "
PAINTING, inside and out; low rates:
white mechanics; work suaranteed.
pAISTfSG sFSS fSt &c '6oSsTR9alGroR-com2mner- SslI9lS
cial and residential: satisfactory for
20 yrs: MIR: LAWRENCE, RA. 6-9703
PAINTING. PAPERLNG. interior, ex-
pAINTiNG G. N iSrRRIok aa amer and extero4:
COLLIER. Ii. 3-51O6. lis
PAINTER. inside and outside paint
ing; ing; n reas. prieeS; free estimates:
PxPERN P1h iSa5 FAIST1NGaet EAARh NJ 9sS'2 nv est
on 5-rm. house: W. mech; own wk.
RALPH. ME. s-s14s. HU. 3-9374.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per rm. up,
guar RA 3-7393 or HE 4-s555.
PAPER HANGING, painting, Takoma
est. L. CROWELL. JU. 5-50sO. -23
any time. WE. 5-6esI or De. 2-e87s.
PAPER HANGING, $40 rm. up; fin.
selection of Wallpaper: do own work;
guaranteed. RA 3-0O@+ 10
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. Estimates free. Call MIR.
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FOOD SALES
DEMONSTRATORS
BEGINNERS

Work 3 DAYS per wk.. earn $50 in q
permanent part time lob.
You will be trained in a few short
hours to become q capable. efficient
demonstration Only requirements are
some previous sales experience, that
you be neat and presentable. and
that you are between 20 and As yrs.
of age.
Do not telephone. Apply for a per-
sonal interview to Mr.. Silver, u. S,
Employment Service. 315 10th st.
NV. Old Post ONCE Bldg. Tuesday.
Wednesday or Thursday. 10 am.
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MEN, COLORED
uEPE TT rs

We offer 6 very neat appearing am
bilious men al opportunity of a
lifetime, to ioin a national organiza-
ton that will train you to be a
factory representative. Earn $50 wK.
while learning plus rapid advance
ment. Apply 1922 18th st. NV.
1st floor, $50 to 10 am. only. lis
YOUNG MAN, neat, 90 to 25 yrs !;
work in mems clothing store; good
opportunity for right party. Apply
az H st. ne. -l9
YOUNG MAN-To work for electrical
supply house Apply after > pm.
c. A. LEPPERT. 914 Eye st. NV.
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HElP--W0kEN
TELEPHONE
AID CLERK

Young woman, 1888 yrs. Of age, who
has a pleasant telephone voice anc
enjoys working with the public
Reasonable tipping speed Is required
Hours: S-6. days per wk., and
Sat, 81. Apply personnel. Room
sos. Open weekdays S:30-6 and
Sat. 0-1. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
STENOGRAPHER
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT

ACCOUNTING IMPAIRMENT
Young woman. 21-3s years of age
Reasonable shorthand and typine
speeds required. Credit experience
desirable. 5-day, 4O-hr. week
Apply Personnel. Room sos; open
weekdays .S:30-5 and Sat. 81. Nc
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PENN, AVE. NV.
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NO CAR NEEDED

Let me prove that you can earn up
to $500 in daily commissions
selling one of Americas finest lines
OF cushion shoes direct-full or
part time We welcome men of
mature years. Write CHARLES
CHESTER SHOES. Charles Eaton,
President, BrocKton 81, Mass.
Evening star., 1953-05-18

Let me show you how to make up
Americas finest lines Of cushion
shoes direct. Daily commission. full
or part time. We welcome men Of
mature years. Write CHARLES
CHESTER SHOES. Joe Twomey.
SrocktOn "a, Mass.
Evening star., 1953-05-18
HO. 2-2476
YOUNG MAN

Assist. district sales manager for
greeting card Arm: excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Write, stat
Ing age and education, Box 4ScH
Star III
Evening star., 1953-05-18
HOSTESS

ITALIAN TEACHER-Must be native,
Apply with refs, BERLITZ SCHOOL
OF LANGUAGES, S39 18th st. NV.
INSPECTOR, for dry cleaning plant
This. Job offers steady year-'round
employment at good salary. for
exper. girl; excel. working condi-
tons, vacation with pay. Call Mr.
Samsel. OIL. 4-15OO, TOWN a.
COUNTRY CLEANERS, Bethesda,
Md. ia
INTERVIEWERS - Market research
surveys; must have car; able to
work hrs. per day; S1.25 hr. plus
expenses; work to be for 3 mos
Box 302-G, Star. IL
LADIES-Part-time day or eyes,. in
mrs: TO- suit you; no exper. nee. !:
81 PM. RIM. sol. 71O l4th st.
MAIDS (whitel to work in FALLS
CHURCH MOTOR COURT. JE.
Evening star., 1953-05-18

WOOL PRESSER. to work in cool.
modern dry-cleaning dept: top pay
Apply in person. STERLING LAUN-
Evening star., 1953-05-18
HELP-WOMEN
SECRETARY, competent, ambiti

SECRETARY, competent, ambitious
giri 25- 80 yrs. Of age; pay com.
mensurate with ability, MR.. r. /.
CROFOOT. ST. 3-75O7. 30
SECRETARY. 80 to IS, desirable po-
Sition in downtown law Office sal
ary commensurate with aualifica-
sECRETARY-s -sTENoGRAPHER. han
die customers accounts, billing,
stenography; 5-day. 35-hr. week. :
girl office lgG. company; permanent:
conv. ne. or nearby Md This is a
delightful place for a nice person.
Phone MR.. MURPHY, LA. $4,000 for
infarUiom
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-14
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases

Green Road Lumber ard
Millwork Co. of South Euclid
has brought action of foreclosure
against Joseph E. Szyei, Factory
Rd., Chesterland, o. Sophie A
Szyei, same address and Cath
olic Slovak. Benefit Org. and
Geauga County Treasurer.
Gala Hoglund, MayfieId Rd.,
Chesterland, has filed suit for
divorce from William Hoglund.
Walter Graham Jr., Hiram Rap
ids Road, Mantua, O., asks div
orce from Charlotte Moravec
Graham, Rt. 3, Mantua.
Clarence E. Terry of 321
South Street, Chardon has
brought suit for divorce from
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-14

SAOSS lICBICCL III uuLy. AIIcy al Z
the parents of three children.
ages 8, 8 and 2 years of age.
He has been ordered to pay
$4,000 per month to Mrs. Jaros
for care of their children when
they are in her custody during
school months. He is also or
dered to pay $4,000 each
month which shall terminate
May l, 1854 or in the event
plaintiff remarrieS. He is also
ordered to pay necessary tuition
for plaintiff to complete her
schooling for a teachers de-
gree. She was given title to the
Oldsmobile car and 100000 pay
able $4,000 per month until
paid.
Anna Drab Laird has been
granted a divorce from Daniel
B. Laird, who was found to be
guilty of willful absence from
her for more than three years
An investigation has been
ordered by Common Pleas
Court into the character, fam
lily relations, past conduct
earning ability, and financial
worth of Hilda J.. Kiebler and
Paul Kiebler. Mrs. Kiebler has
filed suit for divorce and the
couple are the parents of two
children under the age of IA.
Louise Nicholas of Rt. l, New,
bury has been granted a divorce
from Paul Nicholas of Chagrir
Fall, who was found by the
court to be guilty of gross ne,
glect of duty. Her maiden name
of Louise Krug has been re.
stored to her.
Dolores j. SilviS, of Hunts
burg, o., has been granted {
divorce from Donald Silvis Of
Pennsylvania, who has beer
found guilty of gross neglect OF
duty by the Common Plea!
Court. She has been given ex
elusive custody of their minor
child until further order o.
the court.
Mary 1. Best has been granted
a divorce on her cross petition
from Richard c. Best of Rt. 3
Chardon. The court found hin
guilty of gross neglect of duty
Jack benson filed a motion
q. in Common Pleas Court fol-
custody of minor children OF
his and Ruth benson. In ar
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-14

Roy Featsent 35, of Chardon
and Dora Allen, %, of Hunts
burg.
Arthur Almond Wilcox, 18,
of Burton, o. and Virginia May
Young, 19, of Chardon.
Robert Heiden, 25, of Chardon
and Charline Hazen, 81, of
Munson Twp.
Sanford L. Dieter, 27, OF
Shaker Hgts., o. and Deborah
L. Blumer, %, of Bainbridge,
Twp.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-05-14

Hazel H. Terry, 406 Birdsall
ST., Union, N. Y.
Naming Marvin Robert Pearl
and Maxine Pearl, Snow Rd.,
Burton, o. Peoples Federal
Savings and Loan, Wooster,
Ohio, as defendants, Security
Federal Saving and Loan Co.,
Chardon, has brought action of
foreclosure in Common Pleas
Court of Geauga County.
Zelma Duralia of Rt. 4, Char
don is suing for divorce from
Michael ]. Duralia, Mantua, o.
Rulings
Calvin c. Hall, Novelty, O.,
has been granted a divorce
from Pauline Hall, Mishawaka,
Ind. She was granted custody
of their minor child. He was
granted visitation rights and
must pay $500 per week as
support of their child.
Jack benson has been ord
cred by Common Pleas Court to
pay the sum of S27.50 per week
for the support of his and Ruth
DenSon'S minor children.
In the case of Dorothy Marie
Bartos VS.. William Bartos, their
minor child, now Ia years OF
age having expressed a disire
to live with his father, Court
of Common Pleas grant his re-
quest. His mother is given visit
alton rights.
Allan Willis, whose address
is listed as Andrews School for
Girls, Willoughby, has been ord.
cred by the court to pay $4,000
a week as temporary alimony
to Virginia Willis of 1181
Franklin Ave, Chagrin Falls
O., who has brought action
against him in Common Pleas
( Court.
Frank Ernest Czumber has
been granted a divorce from
Arlene Margaret Czumber who
was found by the courttto be
guilty of gross NEGLECT of duty
He was granted care of their
p year old child.
A judgement of $4,000 has
been rendered in favor of Betty
Palivoda and against Donald
Fuller.
An investigation into the
character family, relations, past
conduct, earning ability and fin
ancial worth of Helen Hather-
i'll and John HatherilI, Jr. Mrs.
Hatherill has filed suit for div
orce and the couple are the
parents of 3 children under the
age of IA.
Temporary alimony of $4,000
per week and $4,000 expense
has been ordered paid to Lillian
Young, defendant in a divorce
case brought by Clyde Young.
Laura Nolan has been granted
a divorce from Peter G.. Nolan
who was found by the court to
be guilty of gross neglect of
duty. She has been restored
her maiden name of Laura Still
man.
Mary Jane Smith of Fowlcrs
Mills has been granted a divorce
from Kenneth r. Smith who
was found by the court to be
guilty of gross neglect of duty.
He maiden name. of Mary Jane
Rybak has been restored to
her.
Carol R. Jaros of Mantua, o.
has been granted a divorce from
Frank Jaros who was found
by the court to be guilty of
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been granted to Mrs. benson. He
charged unfitness which he
later withdrew. He is granted
custody of children from Fri
day evening to Sunday evening
and support payment of $27.5O
is to be continued.
William E. Woods has been
granted permission by the
court to use his car for business
between the hours of 8 am.
and 10 pm.
Frank Baker and Nick Swi-
gart,, both plead guilty to
charges of robbery and have
been sentenced to Ohio State
Penitentiary for an indeterm-
mate term. The third one in
volved in the robberies was a
minor and turned over to juv-
emile court.
State of Ohio has assigned
James Werner as counsel for
Joseph Petrick, who was found
to be in INDECENT circum-
stances, and who has been
charged with non-support.
Case of Hazel Bowditch VS..
Village of Chardon has been
settled and dismissed. Costs
paid. No record
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR
Estate of Elvin A. Hamilton,
final account filed.
Estate of Charles F. Schwan,
inventory and appraisement
filed,
Estate of John M. Phillips,
inventory and appraisement
filed.
Estate of Andrew Zak, appli-
cation for release of estate from
administration filed.
Estate of Ambrose l. Davis
will filed.
Estate of Fred S. Basquin,
schedule of claims filed.
Estate of May Case Conant,
aka. May c. Conant, inven-
tory and appraisement filed.
Estate of Steve K. Koren, a.
k.a. Stephen K. Koren, inven-
tory and appraisement filed.
Estate of Josephine Baum
gartner, aka. Josefa Baumgart-
ner, amended application for
transfer of real estate filed.
Estate of Wesley Boneham,
schedule of claims filed.
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inventory and appraisement
filed.
Estate of Esther Bodi, aka.
Esther Balogh, inventory and
appraisement filed.
In the matter of the guard
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ianship of jeanne L. Klucha,
minor. Application for allow
ance for care, support and
maintenance of ward filed.
Estate of Clyde E. Hine, will
filed.
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incompetent, tenth partial ac-
count filed.
Estate of Mae Prince, sched-
ule of claims filed.
Estate of John Vojtko, in
ventory and appraisement filed