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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-16
.TB HandlCraft
Sales atFestlval
Success

The sale of handicraft spon-
sored by the Geauga TB and
Health Association at the Geau-
ga Maple Festival for patients
at Sunny Acres tuberculosis
hospital was a success, according
to Mrs. Myrtle Rodgers, Execu-
tive Secretary.
Mrs. Stephen Hitter, in charg
of sales receipts, reports total
proceeds in the amount of $244.-
81 were sent to patients at Sun
ny Acres. The Associations vol
unteer workers committee of SO
members was organized by Mrs.
T. A, Blackburn of Munson, for
this Rehabilitation project.
In appreciation, Mrs. Rodgers
states, it is only through the
enthusiastic volunteer help of in
terested persons that enables the
Association to continue its year
round voluntary service in vari-
Gus Health Programs.
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the home of Mrs. James Smith.
Mr.. Robert Hirst, of Brook
lyn, New York, has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
HirSt.
The Ed McGeough household
has really been busy recent
guests include Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Swanburg and son Donald of
Chicago, ILL.,, and Mr.. M. E.
Saunders of Joliet, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rice had
as their weekend guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Abrams and three
children of Buffalo, N. Y.
The Maple Festival brought
some interesting visitors to the
Don Ellicocks. Included among
them was Sgt. Cooper who was
in charge of the Marine Mobile
Unit which was parked in Char
don. His home is in Oregon and
he is a veteran of Two Jima.
Sgt. Spikerman, Korean veter-
an also stayed with them. 1t
was interesting to note that the
Mobile Unit had been brought
to Chardon under special orders
from Washington inasmuch as it
had been ordered to proceed di-
rectly to New Orleans with no
stops enroute. Someone must
have influence.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mat
thewS had open house on Satur
day, April 18th. They enter
tanned $50 friends who enjoyed
the privilege of a ''shuttle-car"
service to and from the Festi-
val.
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.Mun0n Volunteer
FWemen Start Funa
RAISING Campaign

MUNSON - Under the direc-
tion of George Holmes the Mum
son Volunteer Fire Department
will start their fund raising
drive Tuesday night, April 2lst,
at the Community House in
Fowler's Mills.
All people of Munson are in
vited to attend to meet their
new volunteer fire department
and to assist them in their or
ganization. All members, ac-
cording to Frank Carey, presi-
dent and Earl Bigam, chief, will
be present to talk to the Mum
son people, answer their ques-
tons and start the big drive for
funds for equipment. Mr.,
Holmes, to make the evening a
pleasant one, has planned an ir-
reSiStible program consisting OF
short business meeting, COM
munity sing and the showing OF
the following timely films on
baseball - March of Time film
= Rookie Jim Lemon" 1882
World Series" Making of a
Yankee" and PLAY Ball with
the Yankees" Following this
full sports program an open dis
cusSion will be held on the new
Munson Fire Department.
All residents and their fami-
lies are invited to attend and
discuss a problem of Importance
to Munson - fire protection.
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ORDINANCE NO. 222
An ORDINANCE
eafnblfnhfnR



Firemens indemnify Fund
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council
of the Village OF Chardon, Ohio,
that,
Whereas the Chardon Volunteer
Fire Department Is In part sup
ported at public expense and,
Whereas the Village Of Char
don maintains no tiremen's pen
sion fund created under the pro-
visions Of Chapter /, title IL,
division 6 of the General Code
OF Ohio,
NOW THEREFORE,, there here
by is established a Firemens
Indemnity Fund in and for the
Village Of Chardon, Ohio, TO be
maintained, administered and
disbursed pursuant to and In
accord with the provisions OF
Sections 4647-1 to 4647-9, inclu-
sive, Of the General Code Of
Ohio, and there hereby is crea-
ted a board of trustees to be
known as Trustees of Fire
ing Of the Chief of the Fire De-
partment, who shall be the pre-
siding officer of such board
and five other persons, members
OF the Fire Department, VINO
shall be elected to serve as pro-
vided in Sections 1901, 1902 and
1903 of the General Code of
Ohio.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this ?
day of April. 1853.
Vain Parsons
President OF Council
APPROVED:
ID. &. MUCHMORE
Mayor
ATTEST.
Jennie &. Davidson
Village Clerk 2cI6
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of JOHN ERWIN WOOD
ard aka. JOHN L. WOODARD,
aka. John Woodard Sr., Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of March, 1853 Ma
tilda h. Woodland, aka. Matilda
Woodard, 260 Turner dr., (Aquilla
Nillage) Chardon, Ohio, was duly
appointed and qualified as execu-
trix of the estate Of John Erwin
Woodard, aka. John f. Woodard,
aka. John Woodard, Sr. deceased
late of Aquilla Village, Geauga
County, Ohio.
Creditors should present their
claims to said Executrix within
four months from said date.
Probate Judge 3c16
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written exceptions 20 said accounts
or TO matters pertaining to the
execution OF the trust, not less
than five days prior to the date
set for hearing.
HAROLD J. RICHMOND
Common Pleas Judge lci6
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THE RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, APRIL 16, 1858

ing before said Court, on the 23rd
day OF May, 1853. at 1000 AN. at
which time said accounts will be
considered and continued from
day to day until finally disposed
Of.
Any person Interested may file
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NEWS from MUNSON

Mrs. Johan w. II. Jensen
Phone: S48sl.
Scrap. and More Scrap
A scrap drive is being con-
Quoted for the benefit of the
West Geauga Recreation during
the week of April IL through
the 10th. Anyone having any
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Rights of Persons

I'VE need not concern ourselves
much about rights Of property II we
faithfully observe the rights Of per
sons. Calvin Coolidge.
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scrap is requested to take it to
the Kus residence on Route 306.
If you need a truck or someone
to help you, please call ether
Mr.. Al Kus, Chesterland 639 or
Mrs. E. McGeough at Chardon
5-72l9.
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LEGAL NOTICE
APPROVAL AND SETvTL EMENT
OF ACCAUNTS

Accounts and vouchers Of the
Following named persons and es-
states have been filed in tn.
Common Pleas Court Of Geauga
county, Ohio. for approval and
settlement
DISTRIBUTIVE ACCOUNT
ROBERT Il. Ford, Guardian Of
JUSTINE ZVARA, Incompetent.
Unless exceptions are filed there
TO- SAID accounts will be for hear
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Boy Scouts

Boy Scouts
We are very pleased to an
nounce that several of our Mum
son boys won at the local com
petitions during the Festival.
They were: Pancake making,
Tom Thornburgh and Eddie
Wingenbach; fire by friction,
Bruce Beckwith and boiling wa
ter, Roger Steele.
Mothers Club
The Mothers club at their
meeting on Monday evening vot-
ed to be the sponsoring organ
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Personals
Sheila BeckWith had minor
surgery performed last week at
Huron Road hospital when they
removed a cyst from below her
eye. She had a speedy recovery
and is now back at school.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Parker had
as their weekend guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Jenkins and their
children, Ellen and Matthew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin H. Cowles
honored Mr. and Mrs. Gerold
Kelsey on their 29th wedding
anniversary at a dinner at their
home on So. Moreland Drive in
Shaker.
Mr.. M. M. Beckwith is in
Louisville, KY, where he will
address the American Electro
platers' Society. After complet-
ing his talks in Louisville he
will continue on to Washington
and oregon where he VIII do a
customer and market survey for
the HarShaW Chemical COM
pany.
We are pleased to note that
Art Dade is home from the hos
pital and much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Holder
will be vacationing for a week
in Washington starting today.
Proud parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fort who have a
new daughter, Sandra Mae, born
April 7th at Women's hospital.
The Bass Lake Mothers club
met Wednesday, April 9th, at
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ization for the new Brownie and
Girl Scout group just beginning
to organize in MunSon. Anyone
interested in either joining the
groups or in assisting them in
some way should contact either
Doris Wingenbach, 6-1238 or
Lois Pfaff, 5-7211.
The club also voted to furnish
the school a medicine cabinet
to keep all dispensary supplies
in.
Mrs. Arthur Dade talked to
the mothers on the Geauga
County Health Program.
The daily record., 1953-09-29
State To Vote
On Bond Issue

RALEIGH up - North Carolin-
ians will vote Saturday on state
wide school and mental hospital
bond issues totaling 72 million dol
lars.
Gov. william B. Umstead plans
to cast his vote in Durham in IA
vor of the two bond issues that wlll
provide so million dollars fol
schools and % million for mentaI
institutions.
1t was Umstead who propose,
the measure in his inaugural ad.
dress and his supporters steerec
the bill through the Legislature
Former Gov. Kerr Scott has 6e.
clared himself wholeheartedly in
favor of the bond issues, and men,
bers of the State Board OF Edu
cation and the Sta Hospital
Board have formed au organiza-
ton to promote interest in the re-
fe-endum.
The governor plans to make
another radio appeal in favor OF
he bonds before the voters go to
the polls Saturday.
The daily record., 1953-09-29
Sale
At WaIgreen's 5

Thomas Walgreen Drug Store in
Dunn will open its big serni-annual
One-Cent Sale Wednesday morning
and the money-seving event will
continue through Saturday night.
Plans for the sale, which prom
ises to be the biggest in the his
tory of the Dunn drug store, were
announced today by j. I. Thomas,
owner
Mr. Thomas pointed out that the
one-cent sale held last spring was
la big success. "but we have still
bigger and better bargains for this
one"
The One-Cent Sale is a nation
ally advertised event at Malgreerl
Drug Stores throughout America.
SECOND ITEM ONE CENT
It works like this. You buy one
article at the regular price and g
second one for an extra penny.
This sale.' pointed out Mr.
Thomas. gives shoppers an op-
portunity to stock up ON their drug
needs at less than wholesale prices.
Continued Sn Page ~
The daily record., 1953-09-29
Quinns OF Dunn To Open
New Building On Thursday

Doors will swing open
Thursday morning at $50
o'clock to formally open the
b e a u tiful new home of
Quinn's of Dunn, Inc, one
of the largest and most
beautiful furniture stores in
this section of the State.
There will be a three-day grand
opening celebration, with free re-
freshments, free demonstrations
and more than s.. .0G0 worth Of free
prizes.
Visitors will have an upportun-
.ty to see and inspect one OF the
tlnest and most modernist.c build
ingS in the area.
y ALL IN READINESS
Grover C. Henderson, founder and
president of the large furniture
concern, said today that everything
Is in readiness tor the grand open
Ing and extended to the public a
cordial invitation to attend.
The handsome new structure Is
located at the intersection on the
Dunn Erwin highway, with tn e
front entrance facing the triangle,
other entrance? facing Cumberland
and Broad and the loading entrance
in the rear. ~"
The building was erected by Nu-
Home Builders and Supply Co., To-
cal contractors who have erected
many of Dunn's finest new build
ings.
MODERNISTIC BUILDING
Virtually a showcase" three
sides OF the big building, which
has more than 10000 square feet of
floor space, are. in glass.
The big building is completely air.
conditioned.
In announcing the opening today
Mr.. Henderson took the occasion to
express appreciation to the public
for the loyal support given his
firm throughout the years.
Ever since We opened the doors
% years ago." said Mr.. Henderson
in a statement. you have beer
rood to US; you have been won-
derful. II is only because OF yout
magnificent support that this new
building has been made possible
We are grateful to you"
Quinn's Of Dunn carries big
complete lin, Of nationally -adver-
tised furniture in every style anc
price range. 1t features Hotpoint
appliances.
Shipments of new merchandise
for the grand opening have beer
arriving daily for the past severa
weeks. A magnificent display of fur.
Continued on page eight
The daily record., 1953-09-29
: Record Roundup !

FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY - A
meeting of the Harnett County
Committee of CROP. will be held
tonight (Sept, 2e) at p. m. in
the courthouse in Ellington. All
ministers in the county are also
invited to attend. Plans will be
made for the collection Of food
commodities for shipment overseas
to Korea. India Pakistan. the
Holy Land and Europe. The pro-
ject is part Of a nationwide drive
sponsored by the National Coun-
Gil Of Churches.
The daily record., 1953-09-29
Negro Slayer


Johrnv Spencer. Ellington Me-
gro, who fled from Harnett last
January was lodged in the county
isil today charged with a murder
which happened nine months ago.
Last March a Harnett grand
jury indicted Spencer for the gun
Staying of Thurman McNeill. a
Shawtown Negro. McNeill died jan
uary of wounds received several
days earlier.
Spencer was apprehended by city
uolice in Washington, D. c., dur
ing the week end and was return
ed 10 IillinQton by Deuutv Ken
Matthews and Rural Policeman
Walker O'Quinn.
The daily record., 1953-09-29

TWO thousand guests y high gov
ernment| officials, diplomats. and
congressman - - witnessed the SIM
pie ceremony before the gem-en-
crusted high altar of st, Matthews,
Roman Catholic Cathedral.
President Eisenhower did not at
tend. But Vice President and Mrs.
Richard, M. Nixon, Secretary Of
State John Foster Dulles and other
representatives Of the adninistrat-
ion were ON hand. = M
Mccarthy, who Is 43, and his.
radiant. !. 29-yeAr-old bride stood
silently at the foot OF the altar as
the Rev, William j. await began
the Catholic nuptial rites - advis-
ing. them of their marriage obli-
cations, admonishing them to che
riSh each other for the whole fut-
ure," and praying that their love
would never, fail"
The Senator placed narrow
platinum band on his brides finger.
Low Organ music and the solo,
Schubert's Ave Maria, rose in the
background and the nuptial mass
began The entire ceremony lasted
only IS minutes - :
Mccarthy IS a lifelong Catholic.
HIS bride recently Joined the
church.
The wedding left only four bache-
lots in the Senate. Sen. John r.
Kennedy D-Mass. who was another
hold out, was married two weeks
ago.
Mccarthy wore a cutaway, ascot
tie and striped trousers for the for
NAL morning ceremony. His blue
eyed bride was resplendent in a
gown of candlelight satin and cham
tilly lace, cut with a deepshoulder
neckline. empire bodice and cath
edral train. Sic carried a cascade
bouquet of yellow -throated white
orchids and stephanotis.
WORKED IN HIS OFFICE
The Senator's courtship of the
one-time college beauty queen be-
gan soon after she wnt to work
In his office as q researcher in 1948
But announcement Of their formal
engagement, made only two weeks
ago. came asa surprise to friends.
Mccarthy once called her the
prettiest and hrainiest girl I've ever
known" and SAID she stood beside
me when things were darkest"
Watching the ceremony from a
front pew was the brides mother,
Mrs. william p. Kerr. Her father
died several years ago and she was
escorted z to the altar by close
friend, Wilbur, A johnson of Fam
wood. N. ].
One brother, william, a Chicago
truck driver. served as Mccarthy 5
best man and another brother, Ho-
ward, was one of l3 ushers
A special police detail was as
signed to deal with crowds outside
the cathedral. Invitations to attend
the ceremony inside were 80 strictly
limited that even the organist re-
qulfed e special pass.
Gifts poured In from well-wish-
ers In all parts Of the country
The daily record., 1953-09-29
Son Of Wealthy Kansas City Couple Kidnape'
Top Sources
Say Ike Will "
Name Warren

WASHINGTON (UP) =
Responsible administration
sources said today that Pres
ident Eisenhower viii an
nounce selection OF Gov.
Earl Warren OF California
as chief justice of the Unit
ed States at his news con-
ference tomorrow.
These sources said there Is a
slight" possibility the announce
ment will be delayed. but that there
is no doubt. in their minds the
President has finally decided on
Warren. .t... SO
Eisenhower was represented as
wanting to have q chief justice
named, even by recess appoint
ment, before the court convenes
next Monday for the l953-54 term.
CONFERS WITH BROWNELL
Apparently final details of the
Warren appointment were worked
out Sunday in Sacramento. Calf,
between the governor and Atty. Gen.
Herbert Brownen Jr.
Brownell recommended to the
President yesterday that Warren
succeed Chief Justice Fred M. Vim
son who died Sept, 8 Of, heart
attack.
The daily record., 1953-09-29
u. 5. Standing
Firm On Meetinq
|0f Big-4 Chiefs

WASHINGTON CUP) =
The United States stood
fast today against mount
ing world pressure for a Big
Four chiefs of state meeting
until the Soviet Union DEM
onStrates in lower-ievel con-
ferences that it means to
work for peace.
Officials insisted it would be use
less to hold such a meeting now
because, they said, there is no evil
dence the Soviet world intends to
mend its ways and drop its goal
of world domination.
Until such evidence is provided,
they said, any Big -Four meeting
would be likely to produce mostly
talk, which the Soviet would try
to twist to their propaganda ad :
vantage, but little or no progress
toward real peace.
TWO CALLS HEARD
The call for Big Four meeting
was sounded on two fronts yester-
day. The proposal is known to have
support from a member of U. S.
allies.
British Prime Minister Winston
Churchill, in a special statement
said he has not changed his openion
that such a meeting would be prof.
table and should be scheduled
, Later Indian delegate to the Uni
ted Nations v. K. Krishna Menon
backed Churchill up. In an address
before the U. N. General Assembly,
he said:
Humanity cries for it. It might
be solution to our present difficnl.
ties. 1t would clear the airy In
Guiding the situation in Germans
and Korea. Nothing would be
more desirable than for the heads
Of the four great powers to meet
and hammer out some sort Of new
approach to the worlds problems.
The daily record., 1953-09-29
Woman Slayer
Loses! Round

WILSON Nf = The defense
sought WITHOUT success today a di-
rected verdict of not guilty for a
pretty widow who said she killed
her husband because Of his, sexual
demands. y = =
/, Defense attorney Eaison Thomp-
son OF ooldsboro asked Judge ".
HIS. Bufgwyn To- dismiss the first
tdegree murder charge against Mrs.
john L. .Cocker 90, on grounds
Of double jeopardy .centendine
,tCohtinned so1 page twul
The daily record., 1953-09-29

H. d. COUNCIL - Home Demon
stration club members from all Sec
tions of the county will gather in
Lslington's Community Center.
Monday, Oct. 5 at 2:9O pm. for
the County Council meeting. Mem
bers of the Friendly Club will be
hostesses for the qusrterly event.
Plans viii ce made for the Fall
Achievement Day and the district
federation meeting. Mrs. w. J. Cot
ten. Jr., Of Kipling wiz preside.
tCantinusd "a Eage ThFoel
The daily record., 1953-09-29

Those INDICTED on the jury-tam-
rering charges include reputed
gamblers Clyde and Eugene Small
done. pair of brothers who have
been in and out OF trouble with
both federal and state authorities
since the 1905.
The others are Fiore Smaldone
and his son, Louis, cousins Of Clyde
and Eugene Jerry and Michael
Benallo, brothers. and William Call
varesi. a tavern owner.
An eighth man was picked up
late last night when the federal
grand jury issuing the indictments
turned out its last five bills and
closed up shop after 18 months OF
service. He was not Identified pend
ing arrest of stlH anothe. man who
is still at large. f,
The daily record., 1953-09-29
BULLETINS

NEW YORK (UP) = One of Belgium's top CONNER
cial airline pilots and New York jeweler were held in
$5OOOO bail each today charges of smuggling $233
as Fifth Avenue diamond merchant arrested yes.
terday when he walked into trap set for him by govern
ment agents They said Edmund Deppe &c. acting chief
pilot for Sabena Belgian Airnes received the diamonds
from Belgium army captain in Brussels brought them
wild Airport with the diamonds concealed secret
partment in suitcase.
The daily record., 1953-09-29
Shirley Tenple
Expecting Third

HOI LYwOOD uR Shirley
Temple, former child film star. ex-
poets her third baby next March
Miss Temple. wife OF Charles
Black. said today the child was due
in April, but would be delivered
by caesarian section at the end of
March.
She has q girl, Susan. $, by her
former husband, actor John Agar,
! and q boy, Charles Jr., II months,
by Black.
The daily record., 1953-09-29
Boy, {, Taken
From School
By Abductors

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP)
= The grief-Shaken million
aire father of a kidnapped
boy asked newsmen, pho
tographers and television
cameramen to leave his
premises today because we
think they are trying to
make contact"
Robert c. Greenlease appeared
near collapse when he called of
plans for televiSion and news in
terview on the lawn of his sump-
tuouS house
"All l want is my boy back" ne
said in a fearful voice.
The automobile dealers son, Bob
by, 6, was kidnapped yesterday.
Greenlease would not say any,
thing to subStantiate his belief the
kidnaper might be trying to con-
tact the family.
The press, radio and televiSion
contingent quickly complied with
6reenleaSeS request.
MOTHER PROSTRATE
AS far as public mention was
concerned, Greenlease and his pros
trate wife had heard nothing from
the stocky, red-haired woman who
took Bobby from a fashionable Ca
tholic school before noon yes5er-
day.
Police activity was being carried
on strictly to the extent permitted
by the 7l-year-old father and his
45-year-old second wife.
Police declined to discuss "ran-
som" possibilities. They remained
in the background entirely, although
one closed door conference followed
another at headquarters.
All available detectives were as
signed to the case and then with
4drew from tAs-- kidnap victims
house after Police Chief Bernard
Brsnnon expressed fears for the
boys safety.
NEWS WITHHELD
The chief postponed making pub
lie the kidnapping for several hours
at the request of Bobby's shock
ed parents.
The Greenhouses great English
type house was quiet through the
night. Police. if any, were not Wis
| ible. Inside, behind drawn blinds,
were the Greenhouses, their 12-year
old daughter, Virginia Sue, md
members of the household, inclu-
ding a goyerness and an 1s-year-
old Swedish girl servant.
Many friends called during the
evening. Two physicians hurried to
the mammoth house during the
night. They departed without COM
ment.
The tall, distlnguished-lookin
father appeared briefly on the stoop
at the front of the house He fought
back tears as he talked to clusters
of friends.
'Greenlease. a punctual man, took
Bobby to school yesterday at the
French Institute of Notre Dame de
Continued on page eight
The daily record., 1953-09-29

Johns called for officia mourn
ing for the popular young COVER
nor who was elected by the biggest
vote ever given a candidate for
chief executive Of the state.
Il The new governor indicated he
would carry out McCarty's sweep
ing clean up" policies which he
had partly opposed.
Johns. a railroad conductor, in
surance man and ice company own
er, supported McCarty for COVER
nor but fought him in the Legis-
lature on several issues.
McCarty. Al. a scholarly looking
but robust six-footer, died at q
hospital at s:5s p. m. (ESTl Of q