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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OVOHN@SS SSTVNb bb6O
AUTO BODY REPAIR. PLANT-Fully
equipped. modern machinery; small
cash down payment, balance terms;
WIN produce cry substantial incoms
p fSS r tgES . party. FIX. s.i570.. -2d
eated in Norfolk. iy Va. e'S on populS S
highway going TO Florida. known
as Military hwy; will sell property
and fixtures for $65, 900; or viii
sell fixtures and lease the property
No agents involved to see property
10 am. or write to T. s. CARSON
e '1 Td. Nor lSs IN va. oi'-h s ss!
AUTO. REPAIRS. body. fender paint
ing: % years in best NV. location.
ss:s fsss sz
BEAUTY SALON-Must sacrifice due
to Ill health. located in busy down.
town section: large and air;condi-
toned. All replies confidential. Box
GkOCERY. supermkt. in nearby Md.
Main store 40xS0 IT. plus stock room
4Ox4O IT.: modern fixtures. can be
y; WEE :: THFTFr. sssISsivs, Ai i41i g p.
REsTAURANT,' located on Park I'd.
modern; does about $1,000 wk.
Rrics' 1nly $500 800, .,s easy terms ms
REsTAuRRANTa. downto8n, near 18th
and Eye SITS. ga days operation;
does about $500 wk. Price, only
$4,000, easy terms. w. Z. THRIFT.
exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
R is1ai1j liquor. 47a K st.
n Rent &1zH n1nnth. fncl q
apis. Price, only 5000, easy terms.
RESTAURANT, nearby Md. Net PIT.
S Ss1o $1,000 ts9m yr Seats 81 HP PTsf,
exclusive. All Pa. ave. NV. MA.
BAR.REsTAURANT. good for part
ners or. man and wife; low. down
payment. bal. on terms. 1246 Pa.
ave. Sc. 23'
CLEANING. pressing and tailor shop
UNUsUAL OPPORTUNITY for q man
with experience in auto repair busi-
ness to take active part in an ,es-
tablished. profitable business that
story Bldg: 1o5 By So, on our own
Washington on u. S. Route i. APP
plicant must have some. capital.
State experience and qualifications
h in first lettsr Address BOX 49,
s. TRSSSST''9Ss wEEL1NG and general
store, stock and equipment. Lo-
Gated II mi. west of Martinsburg,
w. Va. on Rte. 8. Call ia. S-Q976.
ATTORNEY will join with claim ad.
juster in organizing claim adjust
ing service. BOX !239-H. Star.
DO YOU NEED q well oualiied, COM
bined purchasing agent-of man
ager-accountant? Offered for invest;
future n sTchanEs fer an O9Dee
curity. BOX 426-D, Star go.
DRY CLEANING STORE. full,
COLONY CLEANERS. 1908 Ga. ave
NV: RA. 3-9572.a, Call Monday, 23'
14th ST.; seats 20; does about. 1,20o
w1 3. opens eoS mel rent D sSsa Il R p.s
1854. W. E. THRIFT. exclusive
IA CE-IN-A-LIFETIME OPPORTU.
NTTY-WESTER'S CHINCHILLA &
SUPPLY CO. Only chinchilla sales
and supply store, devoted exclusively
to chinchilla industry; customers
from Maine to Texas. Sales 1859
over $50. 900: 1853, over. $40. 900
should equal or better for 1854
Due to my physical disability. unable
to operate store , and t ranch in VIZ,
and chinchilias. inventory worth
a great deal more than askinf
price For appointment. call Ii
7-9S51 or JE. $3.50. rs
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK. se4,s5O-Ex-
near 10th and Western ave. Slate
roof. 1st-f1oor law; bedrms.. >
fireplace. screened porch, garage;
nice, level lot lge. incloSed rear
5.l411: ewes, JU. 5-6456. so
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-S17 500. How
home, near the Circle. that needs
ernizing, to make it a handsome and
dignified residence, at the above
price? This is an opportunity, and
with only $4,000 down Vacant.
with quick possession. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2326 till
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-This immac-
NAL is offered for only So. 800. A
gracious, spacious home near Lafay-
schools; large liv. rm.. din. rm.,
den and kit: center-hall entr. !;
there are bedrms. and baths.
End A.; more bedrms. and baths
on 3T 4 Convenient to everything.
2-2336 TIL Q pm.
Looking for nice brick Cape Cod,
close in? This may be it! Center
hall. lge. liv.. rm. with firepl.. din.
rm., new mod. kit, rear scr. porch;
End A.. 3 lge. bedrms., 2 fine baths;
l GCco Level lot VERY nse nh 3ope very
CO EN- 3-2326 till pm.
5-rm. detached home;
recr. rm.; garage. BY OWNER. Call
TU 2-6592. 90
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

ENfPL. WOMAN will share coy q
hSs Count NTH BUS :aP RM ESSsr
GEORGETOWN--Giri to share un-
usually attr. house, with patio. with
other girls. NO. 1850
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED -
We have fine tenants for homes in
Langley Park-Silve. Spring-Be-
thesda. For complete rental service.
phone US today PERRY HAY Co.
NEAR c. q o. CANAL-Wish to
rent cottage or small house in
Maryland: furnished or unfurniShed,
XII XII SIX sH4i mgn'd Daytime h D. cAMpsEIl'
5-BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurn; with
ample yard. near elementary school
and shopping; $3.50 to $175. Box
CoL.DPRoPERTY OWNERS. let us
rent your house or apt. No charge
to you. HO. 2-O406. ACME RENTAL
AGENCY. l727 llth st. NV. 22s
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcont.)

VIE xELhND fAbh-Beautttully 70.
new kit. spacious liy. rm.. ise. din.
rm:: side hall. full bsmt.. attached
garage; small lot; semidet. A good
GERBER REALTY CO.. EN-. 10000
GEoE.SETowS. ss1s olive ave,
and to o. Attractive. new-house
Spade m:ter T,sf1nis anS with high
Two ceramic tile baths. 2 irepis.
with slate facing. new custom made
Grapes and curtains. gas heat, new
Kitchen with disposal, dishwasher
s ano ele s;nrt rei nsr:,, random-width
cleo. fixtures, incl. Imported crystal
chandelier. library, Dutch door to
for 2 families and entertainina:
rear: sss. 500. FRANK S N. I boYL e
GE6kGSEfTHSSWHSsf HS HOSP elTc ~ s., 5SSS
down and 500 monthly, s brisht
Ssi J, 10 j. LEO koLB Co. AD.
GLOVER PARK-corner. Lovely A.
pedrm., 3-bath home; rec. rm., gas
door, hes1 s oTnss BUS 81. A.
ROGERS REALTY Co. ma. $1,000.
GL0vER PARK-ss. 500 down and
3-bedroom home with 3 porches
heat make this iS-foot home 4
pleasure to offer ct Sl6,S50. Ewes,
W0. o 63S523. J. LEO KoLB Co.
WESLEY HEIGHTS, se1.50o
Charming 4-bedrm. frame Colonial:
70 Horace Mann. FRI FRANZ sHs' s. P PiGfLs
s aips' ~ p. o T11A4Il; eyes. Wo. S;4!54.
ias YNn c ~ Pm ,s Ne S sRc9O 7eai
ment; 2-story Diet. home. with 10
rms: 3 baths, lge: lot. trees. ga
cond; le SSeory to $1,000 ae essS:
| OWNER. IA. 9-7oio. ''A' ES S'A'
$40 9Th ST. N.w.-oPEN SUM-
h.; AL cond. Possession 1t once.
SS s'T ER ESsE sSER RiZ2:Rs 4:
Mr. Rif "a. AND ALASKA AVE.
bedrm. semidet. brk.. powder rm..
t Ta1sT heat kodE hs to RE saiHPns c .od
MA. $1,000. Ia. 9-3459.
18th AND WHITTIER SITS. NV
Beaut. 3-bedrm. semidet. brk.. 2h
baths, mirrored flrepl., sep. din. rm.,
den. de luxe clubrm.. garage. Priced
right. ROGERS REALTY CO., MA.
10000. ia. 9-3459.
BRIGHTWooD MARIETTA PARK
Semidet. brick; g rms. pa baths,
clubrm,. heated attic. built-in ga.
rage. porches; vacant. Mr.. Wea-
MARsHASLLLL J., wApLE CO.
Realtor. AID 4-2oo1
NORTH GATE COLONIAL
Mr.. 18th st. extended, center entr.,
iss: iiv. IT, I'm. With fireplace. SCREENED
: baths. full 6smt.. lavatory, outsid:
entr. Anchor fenced yard. Exceilent
managing. ~. 9-75S5.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2o0B
DOWNTOWN HOME
Cow. LOCATION mr.. 14th and r. ]. ave.
NV. 8 lge. rms. and Ia baths,
within walking distance TO work.
Best value in town. 900 down
SSnndd $500 per month; Fer spDt..
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 18th st. NV. AID. 4-2006
CUSTOM BUILT
30th AND FESSENDEN ST. NV.
/ 3-bedrm. or 4-bedrm., den, rec. rm.,
garage, brick ramblers to be built to
your own taste and specifications.
ENTERPRISE REALTY, 1924 Eve ct.
NV; Elk; 3-3400; eyes,. RIA. 3-5711
or ia. 9-7760. -26
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON. mr.. Colonial Village
Lge. corner apt, 1-bedrm.. liv. rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath: in apt. bldg. !;
1-blk. bus, SHOP 10 min. Pentagon,
S Goyt' bldgs,;i adults, S7S. ia; g.
CLOSE M -bedrm. apt, all utils.
incl: Va mile from D. c.; $50. so
per mo. Call ia. 7-5200. -25
NORTH ARLINGTON - Available
today; rent free until April; 3rd
H.; 2-bedrm. apt. separate din.
rm.. service disposal. janitor serv.;
10 min. from downtown Wash. !:
$115s per mo. incl. utils. JE.
ARLINGTON bedrm.: waking
distance Hecht store. .Arlinton Hall:
mr.. buses; $50 no. incl. all utils.
See MR.. HARRlG. 518 N. Thomas
St;oooSal ia. s-aaee: ewes. ia
ARL.-i -bedrm. apt. with small extra
TSomi $50 plus p utils; Near !, BYRD lS
MR2GSSoLAAXxa il HNE "a 7-o344 2
colq,mb n pike , at FREDERICK St.;
lge. bedrms., exp. liv.. rm.-din.
rm. comb. latest In kit. equip. =,
parauet floors. Venetian blinds, 8
exposures. utils. furn.. 500 mo. For
information, call ia. 5000. 81
$74;50-1 bedrm.. liv.. rm., kit.
bath, mr. Wash. Lee shop. center.
Ad nIns only. EN-. S-567e. EN-
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP

Due to recent death of
taolished shop on upper Ga.
ave. at bargain price. Reason
able rental. Excellent location
for future valet shop. Excellent
terms. Shop must be sold. Call
TE R-1Q3h -2C
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

Ladies' and children's speciality store,
near bank and post once. Available
Immediately, complete with fixtures
and air cond. Reas. rent in active
shopping center. Telephone SO.
Monroe Development Corp.
1874 N. Kings Hwy. Alex. Va.
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ALEX. .(Del Ray) Corner--1 bedrm.
liv. rm.,. kitchenette, bath apt. fol-
approved tenant with lease. ! blk
bus. shopping. RAYMOND APIS.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr..
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long-short bookings: ms. Ii. 1864.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION sTOR-
AGE CO, INC Established 1908.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches a specially. S. L. MORRIS
TU: 2-1150 or Ii 6-2SS9
ACTION MOvERS-We move By lob
or Sc per hr Cali any time, day
or night: no. 1881. 80
ARE you MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates JUDSON
FORWARDING Ma S-4S52.
WANTED, girls or couple to share
fully furn. home with elderly lady;
cooking and ldry. priv: COW. sc.
location. Call JOHN l.. SHELTON.
Realtor. 10. $4,000. -22
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage;
reaS. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RIA. 3-l416
"a
EX-GI-Move. pack. crate. store.
move your trunk or house Local.
long dist. Pc. 2-3S37. 2S'
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APPOINTMENT ONLY

II you're interested in lux
urious living. make an APP
pointment to see q CUSTOM
built brick rambler that will
take your breath away! Just
OIL 18th, on non-through
street of exquisite homes. In
view of Rock Creek Golf
Course. Center-hall plan into
21x17 living room with fire.
place. 17x16 party dining
room. and q modern kitchen
with every convenience the
little woman Graves. Three
bedrooms, the size of average
living rooms. 2 tile baths and
through an elegant stone door,
way to lge. concrete side porch.
That's not all! There's q
game room. laundry room.
maids room, 2 storage rooms
and built-in garage in bsmt.
Our finest listing at $4,000.
ME. S-540O ewes. MIR. BLU
MENTAL, RIA. 3-Q450).
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
AIS K st. NV. ME. S-5400
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CAPE COD
COLOREI

1414 3rd st. NV. 6 rms. bath. cleo.
gas heat SIT 81
63l K st. Sc. 6 rms, cleo. $50. 81
40 st. NV. rms, elec.----S4(
100 5th st, Sc 2 rms So
st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4. ga
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RED COACH TAVERN. located at
5000 14th st. NV, near Park I'd.
OPP. two large 8 and 10-cent stores.
Well equipped, air cond., ready. to
open. Liquor license obtainable.
Very busy location. Real opportun-
ity for 2 people. Not much help
required to operate this type setup.
Mostly sandwiches and plhtters;
sold from display in front window
Anout ~. sui soio IN; manog ;a,srior
coach" lights. Safeway Stores
purchased block-long lot, directly
In rear. For sale by original
builder Of Red Coach. BOB HOL-
LANDER. win accept $4,000 down,
balance easy monthly payments.
Ma. S-e743.
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BRIARCLIFF
5 BEDRMS.A BATHS
S42500

Handsome Diet. brick Colonial In this
finest Of controlled locations. Built
in 1881 by Frank s. Phillips. In
fireplace. bookshelves and full bath
on first floor, bedrms., baths,
on. End a. Very liberal terms avail.
able. Truly an unbelievable value.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, Dr. 7-1411s
ewes, JU. 6-645f. 30
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
5819 4th ST. NV.

COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
Three lge. bedrms. and 2-bath semi.
Diet. brick, in new-house cond. Lee.
liv. nm. with fireplace. sep. din.
nm. lge. modern kit. with table
space daylight rec. rm. with fire-
place gas INV. heat, garage. With
in walking distance to all schools.
Excellent transp. For appt., call
Mr.. Shuman. DU. 1855.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2OOB
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HOUSES FURNISHED

2IS I1th ST. s.W.-5 bedrms.. Q full
baths. completely renovated; shower
IN basement; can be used as two
aspEs ss sl 20 fu sIaoS $3.50 unfurn. Re
kitchen, bath. ls Sea' lot; s iy5 mo mo
For appointment, UN. 4-9O52. -25
kOCKVILLE-3 bedrms.. completely
= furn.. incl. ',53 station wagon; for
Apr. to Aug. 10. Poplar 2-6eS7.
GEORGETOWN bedrms.. Earden;
ssvsailaable APR. 1. S417 Que st. HO.
FIVE RMS, completely furn.: lower
bedrm.. half bath, lge. modern kit.
util. I'm. with cleo. washer, dryer
and troner: garage, tool and work
rm.; End d.. 2 bedrms. and bath;
lge. yard, with many flowers; avail.
%ms Can sl c%N N2F'h kE h0is safg4 Af
ALEx.EHandsome old Colonial: 3
bedrms.. 2 baths: perfect cond.,
$$22255' or can be rented unfn55n..
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE, D. C.
kit. pantry. ; bedrms., i bath, full
bsmt,. lge. attic: garden and ga
rage; near schools and on busline.
JEFFERSON MANOR, Alex. va. =
Attractive deal in 2-bedrm. brick
home. Dining rm., living rm., kit.
and bath; 500 mo. Full bsmt. and
storage attic. 1913 Fairhaven ave
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO., 1905 H
1O-kM. HOUSE. newly decorated
furn.: near Supreme Court $132 so
mo. Call Ii. 4-9647. "a
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CoLoRED-633 e ST. s.E.-Two
rms. kitchen and bath; S65.
205 o st. nw.-Two rms. kitchen
and bath; $40.
507 o ST. n.w.-Three rms. kit,
bath; $50.
JOSEPH z. BRUNO. INC.
903 H st. NV. ST. 3-332o
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A few choice two and three
bedroom apartments will be
available in the near future
In this modern air-condi-
toned building. TIL e e
apartments feature large
rooms, separate din in g
rooms and all-electric, fully
equipped kitchens; secre-
tarial switchboard and ele-
Vator service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-07-08

BURTON - A full evening
of entertainment was the order
of business when the Burton
MiddIefield Rotary club m
Wednesday evening, June 80,
for a delicious swiss steak din
ner at HoSmer's restaurant.
The Rotary AIMS were
guests of their husbands.
Due to the fact that many
of the newly elected officers
were away, the installation OF
officers was postponed but DR..
H. B. Thomas, newly elected
president of the club for h e
1954-55 term, conducted tn e
meeting.
Four twelve year old boy S,
Herman Kerr, Dale HottenStein,
Charles KrauSe and David
Rynearson, all of Middlefield
entertained the group with a
style of song and make up
similar to that of the gay nine
ties. Their Interpretation OF
Heart of My Heart, Carol
ina In the Morning" "Oh
Baby Nine" Moonlight Bay"
Row, Row, Row." was so en-,
Enthusiastically received t h y
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Dr.. H. B. Thomas Heads
Geauga County Rotary Club

sang "Oh! You Beautiful Doll"
for their encore.
Hugh Johnson introduced Burr
Abbott, well known ceramist
and resident of Geauga county,
and one of the organizers of
Burton Middlefield R o tary
club. Mr.. Abbott spoke on
many subjects including t h e
art of ceramics but as he dis
played various models he would
talk on the subject of h a t
model. These subjects included
model husband; religion,
when he showed a model of
an angel; an amusing antedote
when he displayed a fish h,
hospitality, when he showed a
model of a smiling darky with
outStretched arm to welcome
guests to a home; and alcohol
when he displayed a model of
a man in evening clothes lean
ing against a lamp post. He
told how he had tried to dis
suade his client in her request
for this model, but was u n
successful.
Mr.. Abbott's part of the pro-
gram was both serious n d
humorous and very entertain
ing. He closed by quoting James
Aliens Ideals.
DR.. S. HayaShi, who had re-
Gently returned from a trip,
presented DR.. Thomas with a
gift, can of Vermont maple
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syrup.
Other guests of the evening
were DR.. Ray T. Odell, of Man
tua, and Mr.. and Mrs. J o h n
Gore. Mrs. Gore was present
ed the rose of the week by
DR.. Thomas.
Maurice Strawbridge, report
ing for the fellowship commit
tee, said that each man was
to prepare a short biography
of the man sitting on his left.
Other officers for the com
ing year are vice president, DR..
A. John Rose; treasurer, b. J
ShanoWer and secretary, Rev.
Albert S. WolStencroft.
Directors are Lewis Bostwick
and Norman Moss.
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the president, Phyllis Huntoon.
Carol Hilgar, secretary. called
the roll and read the minutes.
Ruth Ann Colbow, treasurer,
gave the treasurers report and
collected the dues. The meet
ing adjourned and the gir S
worked on their projects. Re-
freshmentS were served by
Phyllis Huntoon and Patricia
Sloan. Fifteen members were
present and three tardy. Mrs.
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News by Mrs. James Ruch
Telephone Chardon 5-4222

News by Mrs. James Ruch
Telephone Chardon 5-4222
The Official Board of til e
church met Tuesday evening at
the home of Rev. and M r s.
Kuehnel.
The Ladies Aid will m t
Thursday afternoon at tn e
home of Mrs. Lucy Dayer.
Sunday, July II, there will be
special recording of DR.. G.
w. Butler of Detroit, Michigan,
former president of Cleveland
Bible college entitled ct h e
Moral Righteousness of God. J"
Saturday, July II, will be the
second food sale sponsored by
the Ladies Aid in front of the
church. Donations will be
greatly appreciated.
Congratulations and b e S t
wishes are extended to Sergeant
and Mrs. Robert Blinn, VIII o
were united in marriage July
3, at the Chardon Pilgrim -
Christian church. Mrs. Blinn is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Parpart.
Mrs. Fred Kohler of L S
Angeles, Calf, is visiting her
brother and family, Rev.
Kuehnel.
Bobby and George Denniston
visited relatives in Mentor the
past week.
The Christian EndeaVOr held
their election of officers, those
elected were: president, Arthur
Grossman; vice president, Joan
Hazen; secretary, Philip Kueh-
mel; treasurer, Joyce Hill ;
program director, Bobby Den
niston; song leader, Kay John
son; recreation, Carol Johnson
Miss Dorothy Dayer of I
linois is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble Dayer.
Monday afternoon open house
was held at the FoWler'S Mills
church to honor Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Sanborn on their 25tt
wedding anniversary. The din
ming room was beautifully de
corated with rambler roses anc
an evergreen tree decorated
with twenty five silver dollars
from the Grange. Mr.. and Mrs
Sanborn also received m n
other beautiful and useful gifts
Refreshments of cake, fruit
punch, mints, and mixed nut:
were served by the ladies O.
the Grange. There were one
hundred guests present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w o
colt and daughter, S h ir y
spent the weekend with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Varney Wolcott in Wash
ington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Mile
of Lyndhurst spent M on d a
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mile
and daughter, Shirley, of Paine
Vile, visited Mrs. A. D. Mile
and Mr.. and Mrs. ia m
Ruch Monday.
Mrs. R. D. Gates of Zephyr
Hills, Fla, is visiting Mrs. "
H. Miller and Mrs. Burt Ash
craft. Recent visitors were Mrs
Cora Hill and son, George {
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ACCIDENTS

Continued from page one),
Paul SengebuSch of Burton col
lided on Bell rd. just west of
Rt. A on June 80.
Robert D. Lamoreaux of CheS-
ter was involved in an acci-
dent with Thomas N. Lovatto
of Oakland Park, Fla, on
June 80 on Parkside DIR. in
Chesterland. Minor damages but
no injuries were reported.
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became entangled in seaweed
and struggled to free himself
for about twenty minutes. He
finally broke loose and was as
sisted to the raft by Mrs. Paul
Safko, a former lifeguard, who
was a guest of the ] o S e p h
GrudenS.
In passing remember the
Grange meets on Wednesday,
July IA.
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Rose Huntoon and Mrs. Jean
Beardsley advisors were pre-
sent. Two visitors were p e.
sent, Becky Welker of Cleve-
land and who was a guest of
Sue Diana Wright, and Gale
Heiduck who was a guest OF
Sue CraXton.
Reported by
Martha Stone.
SUBSCRIBE and SAVE
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Chesterland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barber
of Chagrin Falls and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ruch spent We'd
nesday at Pymantuning D a m
and Conneaut Lake Park.
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All Sewing Circle
Meets at MontViIIe

MONTVILLE - The B u S y
Body'S Sewing circle Al club
met June % at the Aid rooms.
The meeting was in charge of
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Silver ThreaderS
The Silver ThreaderS met at
the Szinani home last W e e k.
Susan Ponyik gave a fabric
demonstration showing the diff
ferent types of materials used
in sewing. Nancy Friel showed
the different types of a m
used in sewing. At the previous
weeks meeting Marie Ponyik
gave food demonstration. The
next meeting will be held on
July 9Th at the home of Diane
Pfaff on Mayfield Road.
Bass Lake Celebrates Fourth
The usual bang up good
time was had on Saturday, July
3, when the club members and
their guests gathered to cele-
brate Independence Day. All OF
the Chardon school teachers and
their families had been invited
as guests and many of them
were able to attend the func-
ton. Games for the children
made the afternoon an inter-
esting one and a huge family
picnic at six o'clock knit the
families together. Movies were
shown until dark and then Earl
Brandes and his fireworks crew
started off with a huge rocket.
The fireworks lasted for a half
hour and featured a waterfall
and an American flag. 1t was
an exciting and eXhausting day
for everyone.
Anniversaries Galore
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seaman
celebrated 10 years of welded
bliss, the Johnny GessicS con-
| fessed to 13 years Of marri-
age and the Johnny Jensens
bringing up the rear with 10
years of married life behind
them celebrated at a fish and
chips dinner on Friday eve :
ming. The main course was a
q pound Muskie which Mr..
Seaman recently caught while
in Hayward, Wisconsin. Chief
cook was Ralph Seaman who
would put many a housewife
to shame with his skill in fry,
ing fish. Those who enjoyed
this succulent meal were Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Childs, M r
and Mrs. John Sawicki, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gerwo (MrS
Jensen's sister and brother-in
law from Pennsylvania and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simpson
from Parma, Ohio.
Around The Town
Mrs. Ralph Chapman is va
cationing in Canada for &
short time.
The Arthur Dades have re
turned from their Flori d
jaunt and should be back il
the swing of things very short
ly.
The Wilson DunbarS and theil
son enjoyed a short vacation
in and around Ohio.
Eugene Ebbinghaus had
close call last Friday whil'
swimming in Bass Lake. H