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LADY
To Earn Money at Home

10 Earn money at Home
Must be sincere: willing worker. have
good telephone personality to make
appointment for pick-ups by
our drivers. Nearly every home s
prospect Learn all about this
new. money making plan Of repu-
table, well known local firm. Call
NE. S-2SSS, 9:30 am. to 4:30 pm.
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ATuTENTT0K

Qualified ladies, part time, day OF
ewes; excel. income. We train you
Car, white. WESTMORLAND SIL.
YER. Call UN. 4-7097, LO. 7-245O
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STENOGRAPHER, part time . eve.
nings per week. Phone MR.. JOHN
STENOGRAPHER, 1880, modern
alr.conditioned ONCE. Permanent
position with old established busi-
ness & &nrm. Phone MIR. SACKS, Ma.
sTEN0GRAPHER-5-day wk.. 3 hrs
Isr wi. day; lay: $50 per hr. Apply 1872
sTENoGsAPiHMEiR sf; PHI and receptionist, Ma$
tL5 d. pm: 5-day week. Air-condi-
sTTFssNEoeRApHER. TssE experienced and
time in downtown ofice; hrs
daily. Please give details in reply.
Boy 4S3-K. star.
fsTENOGRAPHER. good shorthand
and typing. speed required; tenn
Ier n to psrmane position: 5-day wk.
STENOGRAPHER-Adv' agency look
ing for girl. 2O-30 yrs. of age. with
shorthand fmin. 90 w.p.m) and
typing experience. PLUS desire and
as6ilisy to use own initiative. 5-day:
DI; 7-7400, after 9:3O am. for ap-
pointment If you feel you quality!
STENOGRAPHER-Exper. in patent
law work. small office: 5 days; $3.50
STENOGRAPHER - For National
organization. Typing so. shorthand
100. 3 days, sick and annual leave.
Call MA. s-36s4. after 9:30 m.
sTENoGRAPHER and receptionist
Monday. 10 to 12, Ills 18th st.
H,W
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HOUSEKEEPER, companion, nurse.
white; live in: must be reliable, un-
derstanding. intelligent. neat, sober;
care for couple, sick wife, small
apt; no children. Good salary. Box
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in book
mobile work in county library adja
cent to Washington, D. c. Begin
ming salary. $3,2OO-$3. 400. depend
reeuTed e E9 leaSe vance
retirement and increment plan. Ap-
ply PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
MEMORIAL LIBRARY, 1927 Gala
j.. tin St. Hyattsville. Md, WA. 7-4916.
Tk, top % salary and commission
MEDICAL lab. TECHNICiAN for or
doetor,s office; 6-dav week. oDU.
MEDi1ccAaL SECRETARY. between az ages
ary is open. Phone weekdays. o to 4,
MEDICAL TECHNiCiAN, reg. or grad.
nurse with laboratory exper. for
doctors ONCE in Quaker Lane Apis,
MiMEoGRAPH OPERATOR. exper-
woTE. Apply Y12ss 18th 18th st. NV:
rgPH1sHsfH sgBsTIsHs:d &S1i1 SREEATSE7 1872 Eh:s
NV. "a
NURSE, or similarly qualified per-
son, desired by physician as q
clinical assistant: tipping required.
State qualifications. Box look,
Star. "a
NURSE, white, undergraduate or
graduate, practical. 80 to so yrs.
age as assistant to manager of SAN
itarium. Must live in. Excellent op-
portunity for qualified person. JE.
2-0643.
NURSE, white. age 25 to As; live in
or out: general duty; references.
co. 5-4754. -2S
NURSE, pediatricians ofice: central
NTH MIN cS,atnn iSSatiSn; prefers9ly eXper
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PARTs TIME

Unusual opportunity for few reliable
no selling or soliciting. Write. incl
nhnne Box 1h7-L Star. "a
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN, experienced; euaran-
teed salary and commission. Call
Sunday, JU. 7-96S9 for interview:
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all around,
good salary, hours q to 6; 5 days
week. Apply ALBAN BEAUTY. SA-
LON. 4716 WIS ave. NV. EN-. s.
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MANAGEMENT CAREER

National company has opening for
ambitious. well-groomed woman to
train for managerial position: salary
durins training period. to qualified
train anf supervise a sales organi.
"a ation. If you are between "a and
40 and a willing worker. here is
an opportunity for you to make
SO, 600 to $4,000 your first year.
Dsrsonal @ me Interview aas SI loca eail Lo 5.o7s6
between 9 and 12 am. only. Ask
for Mr.. Travenner. -26
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FINDER-$3 to $40 II ] ap-
attrac. home: 81 wk. CO. $4,000. .
rYPING on automatic typewriter 3
or half days per week. Send name,
address and telephone no. to Box
10 w.p.m., experience not
tic tionea sss; Saace; salary, $3.50 mo. Gan
"; fP;IssTssSSSoa0KKEEPER. s1sSSa0KKEEPER - capable.
eflcient young lady for well-estab-
lished real estate organization. Must
be. good typist and have some know
Diessans rsess EoSkIns eonditiOns. sood
salary: Cail EX. 3-4575. -23
starting June 1. continuing about
I.r month; 0aS ttyYPinf feSsS ssTds at So $3.50
ceiient opportunity for person iiv-
ing in Petworth- -Brightwood area.
ToL VAN LINES. 1855 Upshur st
r1YPaisr BETHESDA insurance
lent typist; fire and casualty knowl-
edge desirable. OIL. 4-5782. -23
ster ography helpful but not neces-
Sary Call for appt. at RE. 1-ul23.
experienced: full or
part time. Apply FLOWER DELL
CATEsSEN. S707 Flower ave.. JU.
II to 2 pm. daily. No
Sundays. Must be experienced.
Apply to Mr.. Siedel 1903 RESTAU-
white. over 81. Apply
between Q and IL am. 1928 L
ST. NV -27
colored; experienced.
Apply in person. c. q. B. RESTAU-
RANT, 1915 p ST. NV. -23
experienced. Apply in
person. 1929 Conn. ave. NV. -2S
LADY for trailer sales work; expert
ence preferred; must be over %;
hours. $3.50 to 8. AMERICAN MO-
BILE HOMES, 2780 Jefferson Davis
hwy. Arl, Vs.. OF. 4-6500. -23
LADY - Well established business
house. doing Nation wide business,
has desirable opening for lady OF
good appearance to qualify Tor
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UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

For woman with nice personality and
car. One who can work and needs
to earn as much as $50 to $1O0 in
q week. No investment, no can
vassing. no collecting or delivery.
Position leads to opportunity in Hy-
attsville, Laurel. Silver Spring. Rock !.
Vile. La Plata and surrounding area
with guaranteed yearly salary. For
information. write. giving address,
telephone and experience. Box 40
star --C6
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BATHROOMS of
COLORED TILE
OF YOUR OWN SELECTION
REMODELING AND REPAIRING
ALL STANDARD-GRADE,
AMERICAN-MADE TILE
EDWIN E. ELLETT
I'd. C.-Md.-Va.I
COLUMBIA 5-8731
BENDIx AND EASY sPECIAiIsTs

BENDIX AND EASY sPECIAiIsTsi
1920 r.. /. ave. ne, co. SCOOPS.
SfSTEinT TITEhMsn ths nqSliT fSn since onsn g2d
Saisa Sisa4 suckrk K Fhf1f IUMSEs. HESs.' lsaS "a
BUiLpiNG AND REMoDEIiNG. 30
yrs exper.; loan contact furn. Call
sIIn Sk1aySi .ir after fDa7os $50 p m q Sat-
BRiCk, stone and cinderblock. new
and repair worE; also beach cot.
tages. CASTAGNA. 10. 2-45Tl.
BRICK AND EEPhlR WORK. by con.
tractor; no Job too smeIl. lLU. 2-
S027. GEORGE W. HENSON. lr.
BRICR LAYING CONTRACTOR, tre-
places. walls: steps; all types Of ma
BRiCk MASONRY-Additions. wallis.
barbecue cIpaSnrgSss piss gssios and sDs ss1sir'.
9ofsneT s ,sBaiE. S5 T.ssSsi prick ysl'
BUILDING, remodeline.. repairing.
ssRsal sasPsntr' MR. Rrifs bARER' Cement work su'
Plans furnished; long exper. WA.
1.n220 sun. or after 9 pm. wkdyS.
BI''T.n1NG. CARPENTRY. PAINTIN0S
s..Ni uaia"'.sI = servie" m 4. .l.S5 .S5e~
CABINETS. Bookcases, @ Eitchens. fur.
niture. custom built or standard:
lowest prices: terms. HALL. IA.
CAMERA REPAIRS. flm f,nisnfnr. free
O3a Pa. ave NV RE 7-S434
CARPENTER WORK of ali kinds,
Eeas, rates. prompt service. ~.
caxRPEESTER. general house repair.
~ vt hcuse painting. RA. G-5"52.
CARPENTER-Does own work: re-
modelinr. bldg. and screening in
porcheS. recreation rooms. Call morns
lngs lIngs early or after 3 pm. eyes.
CxRPiNTRT Recreation rooms Q
speciality; small repair work eve2
and Sats: references; white me.
chsnicS Cal DEWEY. WA 7-45D3.
eontr.es oS: ys sUsn q rx sy sosSs ths sG" % e
CARPENTRY. remodelins. repairs,
cabinet work general contract. JU.
cxRPESTER. CABINETS. WINDOWS,
doors. odd size made pLh screens.
rec. rms. etc. LU. o-1567 Sunday.
alterations. repairs.
rsmodelina. old and new work. Nat.
SMITH: IA: 4-050l any time. -25
chan.cs alterations. repairs. ee.
tract. HU. a-46ss, after 5 pm.
of all kinds. fence work,
FREYS. Ii 6-a74O. -;
CARPENTRY and painting; reas.
rates. good workmanship; no Job
too small. Free estipates. LU.
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and interesting duties: must be good
typist and have had some off1ce ex-
perience. Apply Personnel once.
HOTEL STATLER
18th and K Sts. NV. --25
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST. ONCE of ma
tional conservation organization: /:
5-day week. 1904: 80: $3.50 to
start. 1914 10th st. NV. -23
RESIDENT MANAGER, experienced
and energetic manager with success
full record desired to handle modern
120-unit, elevator building near the
Capitol. Salary. $140-$150. mo. and
lovely one-bedrm. apt. Send COM
plete resume to Box 429-L. Star.
RESIDENT MGR, married, husband
employed. or sgle., with income: 80
unit apt. bldg; apt. and small salary
for services. Must have recent d. c.
exper. Box 408-L, Star.
RESIDENT MANAGER to show and
rent apis. only for o garden-type
group Of buildings in Glover Park
area. Experience in renting 30 to
100 units desirable Compensation
will be 2-rm., kit. and bath apt.
with utilities State qualifications.
etc. Box 359-L, Star.
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STENOGRAPHERS

Temporary. Interesting assignments
for experienced stenos. Hours Q to 5
or afternoons. No weekend or home
workers. ST. 3-1972. -25
STrNO. SECRETARY. air-cond. lnw
office downtown, 5-day wk.. exp,
$3.50 per annum. ST. 3-Shn9.
STENO. SECRETARY for one-girI Of
fee of Nationwide air freight for
warder. to perform diversified duties:
shorthand required Call for ap-
pointment. RE. 7-6S7g. pa
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STENOGRAPHER

Jr;. age go to 40; typing 40 w.pm.;
shorthand, so w.p.m.; 5-day, 37Ha-
hr. wk:; excellent working condi-
tons with friendly congenial people.
II is possible to earn over 3-week
ofice: sick leave and other COMPANY
Dement'S: has non-profit cafeteria
Apply Personnel ONCE. Room 3OO
E0U!TABLE e LIFE INSURANCE co.
olo 18th st. NV. bet. $50 and $3.50.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
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HOUSEWIVES. WOMEN

To do pleasant handwork at home.
Can earn $500 mo. in spare time.
No experience needed. (Reweavingl
Write. include phone. Box 444-J.
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BEAUTY OPERATORS
AND HAIR STYLISTS

openings. Excellent earn
ings on. guaranteed draw against
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
THE HECHT GO
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BOX 449-L. STAR
RECEPTIONIST

Neat-appearing young lady for varied
and interesting duties: must be good
typist and have had some ONCE ex-
perience. Apply Personnel once.
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REAL ESTATE
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

One with real estate background. for
busy Upper NV. air-conditioned
real estate ONCE. Salary no object.
based on ability. Unlimited oppor-
tunity. Write giving full details on
past experience. Strictly confiden-
BOX 449-L, STAR
REAL ESTATE AGENTS exper. with
estab company. full assistance. ex-
Gel. commission Arrangement. BET
TER HOMES REALTY. 056 N. MON
ROE ST. ARLINGTON. IA. $4,000.
RECEPTIONIST-S:30-5; must be
telephone. Inferviews bet. $50
$3.50 pm. 1850 jefferson Davis
hwy. Arlington. Va. OF. 4-S500.
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Retired Marine MISerpt.

6eLlreQ Marine M/SergC.
AZ. desires position with security and
future. BACKGROUND electronics. ma
terial supply, public relations, insur-
ance. instructing and research; mar
ried; own home and late model car.
VIII travel. Local and bank refer
enceS. Rox 4h0-J. Star.
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TW6F CoLLEcE STUDENTS 2

WANTED-Bv a retired major of En-
gineers. In his late SOS. graduate Of
civil and mining engineering. in one
OF Americas leading universities. full
or part time employment where
duired more than Drawn. Not neces-
sarilv in the engineering field. Widely
Travelled Phone HO C-RSo1
Evening star., 1954-05-23

LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
by revolutionary new method. BASIC
SINGING SYSTEM. JU 0-1213
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05

Miss Helen Summers of Lind
say, Calf, formerly of Char
don, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Glenn Hanna, and family and
other relatives here. She came
via the Panama Canal, sailing
from Loss Angles on June 16,
and arriving at New York City
two weeks later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McIn-
tosh of Cincinnati, have be n
occupying the r. S. Mcintosh
cottage at Lake Aquilla for
two weeks. Mrs. Mcintosh is
recovering from an operation.
C. H. LaMoreaux and family
and Mrs. Irene LaMoreaux at
tended the LaMoreauX reunion
held in Merchants hall in
PaineSville, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
entertained at supper Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gamble, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul McNish and Mr..
and Mrs. M. ]. Wilmot of
Claridon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR

In the matter of the guard
ianShip of Harold J. w hi t e,
first partial account filed.
Estate of Edward J. Remind
er, administration and ap-
praiserS appointed.
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Harold J. White,
final account filed.
Estate of Carlton E. Lowe,
application for transfer of real
estate filed.
Estate of Merle L. Coup, pc
tition for allowance of claim
filed.
Estate of James D. Peck, ap-
plication for distribution in
kind filed.
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Donald L omar d
Peairs, third partial account
filed.
Estate of Lula Spears, sched-
ule Of claims filed.
Estate Of Anna Kriz, aka.
Anna Sladky, will filed.
Estate of Agnes KrauS, pc
tition to purchase real estate
by surviving spouse filed.
Estate of Myra Hovey, dis
tribution of assets in kind filed
application for allowance of ex-
traordinary fees filed.
Estate Of Mary M. Morse, re-
lease of estate from admins
tration filed, application for
transfer of real estate filed.
Estate of Andrew Dietz, ap.
plication for transfer Of real
estate filed.
Estate of Marie Dimes, aka
Marie YohranS, inventory and
appraisement filed.
Estate of William o. Moss
distribution of assets in k in d
filed, schedule of claims filed
Estate of Cecilia Mckee
schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Shylo A. Kaufman
aka. ShyIo Kaufman, a. k. a
Shylo M. Kaufman, a. k. a
Chylo Kaufman, aka. Shylt
Kaufman, will admitted to
probate and record.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

AUBURN TWP. - Sophia A.
Brown, lot 4 with 5.33 acres to
Doris Taylor, Chesterland.
Edwin H. Brown, lot with
5.33 acres to Doris Taylor,
CheSterland.
BAINBRIDGE TWP. - Nick
E. Matsko, lot 8 with SOS acres
to Ann and Elmer KormaS, Cha
grin Falls.
LAKE LUCERNE LAND co.
Lake Lucerne Land Co., lot
23-L with "a acres to Rose
mary C. and w. w. E d d S,
Cleveland.
BURTON TWP. - Ellen B.
Hosmer Laughlin, lot SO with
6.88 acres to Betty Jean and
Robert B. HoSmer, Burton.
Jean and Erwin G. George
lot 68 with 408 acres to Cath.
crime M. and Roger A. Hutch.
inSon, Burton.
CHARDON TWP. Ann
Przeracki, lots 17-18 with 1888
acres to Walter Przeracki,
Chardon.
Walter Przeracki, lots Ills
with 1898 acres to Jeannette
and Edwin M. Lincks, Char,
don.
June and Howard Pinker
man, lot 2 with 1884 acres to
Morrison Builders, Inc, Cleve
land.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Mar
jorie Wearsch, lots 5, 6, 7, with
LOO acres to the I.R. Martir
Land Co., Shaker Heights.
CHESTER TWP. - Douglas
G. Oviatt, lot So with "a acre;
to LeOra M. and Arthur W
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05
New Cases

Filing for divorce this week
were Harry R. Sindelar of
Bainbridge Solon rd. against
Ruth Boxter Sindelar, RandleS-
ton, Md, and James L. Park
against, Dorothy Park, b o n
of Middlefield.
John w. Fleming of Chardon
has filed for divorce f + nj
Letta A. Fleming of Cleveland
Heights. He has also asked for
a restraing order against Letta
A. Fleming and the Cleveland
Trust Co., claiming that Lettt
A. Fleming has money a n d
credits on deposit with t h e
bank, and, if she is not re-
strained from withdrawing the
money, it may cause him dam
age.
Joseph Vodrayk, Clara Bu =
bna and Helen thinner of
Cleveland ask for $7,11O.52 from
Laddie F. Marcus of Novelty
claiming that amount is due
them on a promiSSory n o t e.
They also ask for foreclosure
on property of Mr.. Marcus in
NeWbury.
Lloyd Grantham and Norine
Grantham of Chardon ask $400
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05

Miss Hulda Luman, steno
grapher. in Attorney HI. Thras-
er's office in Chardon, is spend
ing a two weeks vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Fisher in
Burton. Her sister, Miss Alma
Luman of Warren, is also there.
The Geauga county Fedora
ton of Women's clubs, through
Mrs. Mabel Wilmot of Char
don, have negotiated a loan
from the Ohio Loan Scholarship
Fund of the State Federation
of Women'S clubs for a Char
don girl, who will attend Bald
win Wallace university this
fall. Loans were granted to IL
Ohio girls the past year.
A pebble that had been in
the right arm of George Hum
nell of Montville, for 80 years,
was removed one day Ia S t
week. 1t weighed So grains, and
was the size of a common hick-
Ory nut.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05
Both parties entered into

Both parties entered into a
separation agreement VIII i C h
was made a part of the divorce
decree. In the separation agree
ment Mr.. Kula was granted
possession of the automobile
and agree to pay $132 twice
a month for the support of Rita
Kula and their minor children
until the youngest child reaches
the age of 18, at which time
the payments shall be reduced
to $50 twice a month. R it a
Kula was granted possession of
the household furnishings, with
the exception of Mr.. K u S
personal effects, and custody of
the minor children.
The case between Willena
FinlaW and James FinlaW Jr.
was dismissed at Will n a
FinlaW's costs.
Hattie Mcmahon of Chester
land was granted a di vOrc e
from Willard Mcmahon Sr., al
so of Chesterland.
Geraldine Steward Stowe Of
Middlefield was granted a di-
vorce from Charles Stowe of
Chardon. She was also granted
$130 for support and expenses
which were in arrears at the
time of the hearing, a sum to
pay for medical expenses, per-
manent custody of the minor
child and the sum of $40 per
week as permanent support
from Mr.. Stowe.
Roy A. Bonifield was appoint.
ed to make an investigation in
to the character, family rela'
tionS, past conduct, earning a
bility and financial worth oi
Dorothy Shaw and Clau d {
Shaw in the divorce case o1
Dorothy j. Shaw a g a n S t
Claude M. Shaw. Mr.. B On i
field was also appointed to
make a like investigation il
the cases of Madeline CriSpC
VS.. Samuel Crispo, Irene G
Rabatin VS.. Vincent J. RabatiI
and Dorothy Jane Spangler VS.
Richard C. Spangler.
Louise Garrigan Of Chardol
was granted a divorce fr n
William Garrigan of Cleveland
She was also restored to he
former name of Louise WoOten
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05
TEN YEARS AGO


1t. F. T. BoStwick (Tom) of
Chardon has been promoted
from second to first lieutenant.
He is somewhere in England
and has written Mrs. BostYick
that he flew over France on
D-Day and has made several
missions since then. He flies
a CAT transport plane.
Chardon fire department was
called to the former Charles
ScheutzoW, place on the Char
don = Munson center road Mon
day afternoon. Slight damage
was done by the grass fire.
Harold Marcy, 18, seaman
second class of Hambden, is
missing in action, according to
a telegram received from the
War department by his par =
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mar
cey of Hambden. Seaman Mar
cey had been in service over
a year. He attended Hambden
schools.
Friends and neighbors on E.
King ST., Chardon, gave Mrs.
Betty Peril of Brooklyn, NY,
a baby shower Saturday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Ballard. About SO
guests were present. Mrs. PERI
received many lovely and use
full presents. Miss Martha John
son and Mrs. Eleanor L i n d,
gren entertained with music.
Karen Malinda is the name
of the 8-pound girl born July
2 to Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05
THIRTY YEARS AGO

Mrs. Della Whitney has been
appointed chairman Of t h e
Republican Women'S organiza =
ton in Hambden, and attended
a luncheon at the Highland Ho-
tel last Tuesday.
Lloyd Carver and wifi ? of
Hambden were in Parkman
Sunday, Josephine w h it
comb, Mrs. Carver's sister, re-
turned with her for a visit.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05

Barrow, Cleveland.
Steve Deapp Sr., lot IA with
.26 acres to Mildred C. and
Bayard Gels, Willoughby. q
Naomi and Clearence Peter
son, lot "a with 10 acres to
Donald Lee Hull, Chesterland.
Samuel G. Whiting, lot 2 with
"a acres to Shirley S. Whiting,
Ghesterland.
Douglas G.. Oviatt, lot As with
2.54 acres to Helen E. and
Harry P. Davis, Cleveland.
Maude and Harold Rex, lot
IA with 1926 acres to Aletha
and William E. Bennington,
Chesterland.
E. J. Parker, lot 4 with 400
acres to Isabella and Lowell D.
Fortney, Chesterland.
Alta and Harvey McGreW, lot
5 with 1T acres to Lynette
and Fred r. Allin, Chesterland
HAMBDEN TWP. Ann a
Przeracki, lots 1928 with 2.99
acres to Walter Przeracki,
ChardOn.
HUNTSBURG TWP. - Liz
zie and Andrew A. Miller, LOT
IA with 200 acres to Anna
and Jonas r. Byler, Middle.
field.
MONTVILLE TWP. - John
Gazda and Andrew Miller, lot
% with 8.92 acres to Martin
Lenner, Cleveland.
RUSSELL TWP. - Eileen
and Robert r. Kieselback, lot
/ with 1.88 acres to Bernice
and Edward Erdman, Novelty
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-08-05
TWENTY YEARS AGO


TWENTY YEARS AGO
A freak of nature was exhi-
bited Tuesday by Mrs. Harry
Barker of Auburn. 1t was an
honest to goodness. egg t h a t
had developed in the form of
a rooster. The head, the shape
of the body and long flowing
tail feathers were easily recog-
nizable. 1t was recently al d
by ore of the Barker hens. It
measures a trifle over inches
in length.
The A. &. P. store ball team
defeated the Kroger store team
Monday evening, 5 to 4. 1t was
the third game played by these
teams, the A. &. P. club plays
the Junior Order of Mechanics
this Wednesday night.
On Thursday evening, July
26, a simple but impressive
marriage service was perform
ed at the home Of Mr.. a n d
Mrs. S. J. Tucker in Parkman
when their daughter, Anna
Cornelia, became the bride OF
Mr.. Wendell Hoover of H a r
wood, Md.
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70 from Wallace Mum of New
bury. They claim Mr.. M u n n
agreed on January 6, 1858, to
purchase all the hay stored in
their barn. They say Mr.. Mum
did not keep to the agreement,
causing him to owe t h m
money in the total amount of
S40O.72.
Lawrence A. Kunar, Lakewood,
wants $4149.33 from G Gorge
Deia of Chardon which h e
claims is due on a cognovit
note.
Bessie Brown of Ch a grim
Falls allotment is suing James
Davis, also Of Chagrin Falls
Allotment, for $4,000 for as
Sualt. She claims she was 60
ing to visit a neighbor on
April %, 1854, when she was
assaulted by him.
Rulings
The divorce case between
Frances Ferguson and F a n k
Ferguson was dismissed at
the costs of Frances Ferguson.
Ced L. Smith, examiner Of
titles of Geauga county, resign
ed. Wallace E. King was ap-
pointed to take his place.
Florence Janecek was grant
ed temporary alimony f r m
AloiS Louis Janecek.
In the case of Rita Sernel
against the Grand River Hard
wood Company Inc, and Joseph
H. Fitzgerald, defendants, judge
ment was given for the sum
of $500. against the degendants
The petition of Patricia Gregg
was dismissed in her case a
gainSt Walter A. Gregg. The
cross petition filed by Mr..
Gregg was also dismissed.
Lawrence A. Kunar wa S
awarded $4149.33 from George
Deia on a note.
Rita Kula was granted {
! divorce from Rudolph K a
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d VETERINARIAN

PHONE cHARDoN e-l61l
OFFICE HOURS: Monday thru
Saturday IL - l:30 Pm. &
p $3.50 PM. Other hours
by appointment
2 Miles East of Chardon on
Route s - Chardon, Ohio
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Lillick of Chagrin Falls. Mrs.
I.illick is the daughter of Mrs.
Mabel Matthews and niece of
Mrs. H. C. Parsons of Chardon.