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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-07-15
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE


General Code, Sec. 5719, 1873,
1851
The State of Ohio, G e a u G a
County. Common Pleas Court
~ Irene A. Marks,
Y County Treasurer
of Geauga County, Ohio
/. Plaintiff
20 VS..
Harriet B. Robinson
Defendant
Case No. 1862: In pursuance
sof an Alias Order for Fore
Closure of Unredeemed De-
linQuent Land Tax Certificate
in the above entitled action, I
will offer for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court
House in Chardon, Ohio, in the
above named County, on Mon
Mfay, the End day of August,
1854, at 200 o'clock pm, the
following described real es-
tate, situate in the County of
Geauga and State of Ohio, and
in the Township of Bainbridge
to-Wit:
Parcel No. /:
Situated in the Township of
Bainbridge, County of Geauga
and State of Ohio and being
known as lot number 276 as
shown on a certain plat entitl-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-07-15
TWENTY YEARS AGO

With total resources rising
well over $1,000, 900 last week,
the first week in July, the Gen.
trail National Bank of Chardon
enters that classification of in
StitutionS, civic leaders h here
point out, which attest to the
recovery and growth of Geauga
county.
Chardon Chamber of c o M
merce met Monday evening at
WettStein'S banquet hall, 35
members present, and several
guests. President J. M. John
son, presided.
Chardon school orchestra, un-
der the direction of A. M.
Cheney, gave another concert
in the park last Saturday night.
There was a large crowd in
town.
Byron Sked, aged "a, die d
Saturday night, July 6, at the
Corey hospital where he W a S
taken three weeks previous fol-
lowing a fall resulting in a
broken hip. He was a brother
OF w. c. Sked, North ST., Char
don, at whose home he had
resided for several years.
Harold K, Richard H. and
Billy BoStwick, brothers of
Chardon, were suddenly preci-
pitated into the waters of Bass
Lake last Saturday afternoon
while enjoying a sail in Rich
ard BostWick's new boat.
THIRTY YEARS AGO
Coroner F. S. Pomeroy of
Chardon was called to a house
on Pekin road west of Smiths
Crossing in Newbury on Wed
nesday morning of last week,
to view the body of aSper
BoroS, a foreigner, aged So, who
died suddenly during the pre-
viouS night from hemorrage of
the lungs.
The Pelham Co. are giving
nightly theatrical shows in their
big tent on the Thayer lot on
North street, Chardon, where
they opened Monday evening,
with the comedy, "a Daughter
OF Uncle Sam" There was a
good sized crowd of people pre-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-07-15

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The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
@ SANTA'S
Mail Box

Children of Key West and Monroe County are
invited send their letters to Santa Claus 10 The
Key West Citizen.
Each day Santa will read in The Citizen what
the srs and boys want for Christmas 90 that he can
start filling orders ahead Of time. All letters will be
placed in The citizen's Special Mail Bag and sent
to Santa at Toyland, North Poe by special arplane
Children are asked to make their letters as brief
a. possible and to be the writing il legible
Christmas viii be here before you know it, 80
get busy and start sending letters to Santa at
The Key West Citizen.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
Jap Reds Are In Red China

other Communist leaders after q
party members were purged on
orders Of the occupation in june
1850.
Two of the seven-Shoichi Kas.
uga and San-Eki Matsumoto-sub.
sequently we're arrested. Kyodo
said the Tokyo Metropolitan Po-
lice Board is convinced the re.
mainingfive still are in Japan.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

multiple effects Of an awe-inspiring
nature. A portion of the ground
display win include the following:
combination mine wheel, snow
lake wheel and giant Santa
Claus.
without a doubt these displays
and bursts win do much to engend-
er . CHEEKY outlook for this season
of the year.
1t is a consensus among observ-
ers that Douglass Yuletide Festi-
val win do much to add to the fes-
tive air Of very festive season.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

TOKYO R-The two top leaders
Of the Japanese Communist party.
missing four years. are in Red
China, Kyodo News Service re-
ported today.
The agency identified them as
Sanzo Nosaka and his No. 2 man,
Kyuichi Tokuda.
They disappeared with seven
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

seen between the halves Of the
Homecoming football game at High
School Athletic field.
A portion Of the aerial display
will include special color and re-
port shells, scintillating shell, red
star shell, green and blue shell.
blue burst shell and q brilliant
magnesium star.
The ground displays viii feature
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
Douglass Fireworks Display Fits
With Celebration OF Christmas

Fireworks have been associated
with the Yuletide season for many,
many years, SO it appears that the
Yuletide Festival to be put on by
Douglass High on the night of De-
cember II is very timely.
The pyrotechnics to be display
ed for this event will be varied and
very colorful. The aerial displays
bid fair to dwarf those that were
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
AF RECRUITER
TO BE HERE TO-DAY

SSst. Charles A. KaniewsH u.s.
Al recruiting sergeant, is here
today and tomorrow.
He viii be located in the Post
Uftice building, Room 2ol, and viii
De glad to answer questions about
me Air Force and accept AirForce
enlistments.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
|COODALE TO FILL
IN FOR HANSKAT

Walter Goodale of Miami will act
as contact representative at the
local VA office during the absence
of George Hanskat who win be out
of town for week or ten days.
Goodale may be reached at
Room 1o4 in the Federal Building.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
ARBENZ GAN VISIT

BERN, Switzerland "a The
Swiss government has granted
ex-President Jacobo Arbenz of
Guatemala three months visitors
visa to switzerland.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

: your letters to Santa at
sisters behave also. Thank you for
all the toys that you brought other
years. Mommy shall leave some
hot chocolate out for you and some
gas for your heiicopter.
Love,
Judy Snyder.
Dear Santa, .
] am . small boy lh years old
and l would like to have q skip
loader, tractor and semi-dipper
stick shovel or any other Structo
toys you might have.
I have an old dog named Meat
head, 50 please bring him q bone.
Your friend,
Martin Perry,
406 United st.
Dear Santa,
! am seven years old and kind of
big for small toys. So please bring
me ring, . pogo stick and 4 wal
let with dollar In it.
Thank you, Santa,
Blaine Garland
.l<07 Albury St.
Dear Santa Claus,
/ Please bring me q parakeet. 4
pair Of boots and a doll. My sister.
Dinora would like q parakeet and
. pair Of boots and . doll.
Thank you,
Cecilia Lopez,
171S Laird st.
Dear Santa,
Please, ! would like q Teddy bear
to take to bed, also a boat to play
with in the bath. / have tried to
be = good boy but Momma saws
have not. Please don't forget me.
Love-,
Waldo Veliz.
Dear Santa,
] want baseball uniform. and
a firemaA's hat. Send me that
coaster wagon with the greyhound
picture on the side. Bring Mommy
q cooking glove and daddy 1 ruler
TOR his tool box.
Mike Beuster,
Coral Isle Trailer Court.
z. 5. Sun glasses for the beach
and don't forget Sheila's baby bug.
gy.
Dear Santa,
A baby buggy please and I want
2 dolly with curly hair and q rib
Bon In It. Don't forget the mat
tress for the baby buggy and 4
doll house and rocking hourse too.
Sheila Bsuster,
Coral Isle Trailer Court.
Dear Santa Claus,
! would like to have a tool set
and . chemical set. and walkie.
talkie, and toy crane, also 4 pair
o. boxing gloves, also one choo-
choo train.
Love,
Bobby Buffet.
Dear Santa,
Please bring me 4 tiny tears doll.
= tea set, q walkie taIkie tele-
phone and . makeup kit. / am
good sometimes.
Jo Ann Wilson.
73s Olivia st.
Dear Santa Claus,
would like a doll and q carriage
ana . puf-out slip and q dollhouse
ana . pretty dress and q pretty
pair Of shoes.
From Laura Archer to Santa,
rs Frances St.
Ar MEsrvv~wxww
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa,
For Christmas ! want : walking
doh, monopoly game, blackboard,
dentist set, cooking set, doll cloth
Is, books, artists set, pen, and .
toy for my bird. That 10 all.
Love,
Sandra Trask.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

4AA>@
John Nesbit
Age .
2z7-F Village
Dear Santa,
I want ! typewriter, 4 bride doll
iello dessert set, Brownie suit
baby crib, high chair slinky, DOL
bath, doll nurser.
Love
Marsha
Dear Santa,
We have tried to be good boys
and hope you viii come TO see VI
and bring US some toys. Dennis
wants 1 tool set and pool table.
samuel wants 1 drum and . too
set. Alfonso wants . bicycle aiae
drum and please bring our hSsie
niece Rosita some rattles.
Merry Christmas,
Samuel D. Kelly,
7le Thomas st.
.-
Dear Santa Claus,
Bring me d tractor.
Brinr me cowboy suit.
Bring me = Doho
I try 10 hard to be . sccd poy'
Steven Roberts,
1874 Washington s..
Dear Santa Claus,
Bring me q doll and make up
set and / have been . good girl.
am seven years old. ] WI
leave some cookies and milk.
A friend,
virginia Rose Roberts.
1924 washington St.
Dear Santa,
For Christmas / want walking
doll, monopoly games blackboard,
dentist set, cooking set, doll cloth
e.. books, artists set, pen, and .
toy for my bird. That Is all.
Love,
Sandra Trask.
Dear Santa,
| am writing this letter for me
and my sisters. have six sisters
viii yeu bring Us all . doll!
Love you,
Elsie Peters,
Is Thompson Lane.
r. s. Please come.
-A
Dear Santa Claus.
am nine years old and in the
fourth grade. have been . geot
boy and would like you to bring
me = Daisy BIB gun and . pail
Of skates. hope you viii be gcct
10 me.
Sincerely yours.
Danny Solano.
Dear Santa Claus,
am just three years old.
would like to have q piano, and Z
doll and 1 pair Of dancing slippers
Hoping to hear from you soon
Yours truly,
Rita Mobley,
T2l Thomas St.
Dear. Santa,
Please bring me q record player
and q Ricky, Jr. doll and . dol
nursery and doll suitcase and dol
clothes for Ricky. Jr.
Love,
Mary FELTON,.
lll2 Elgin st.
Dear Santa,
/ would like to have . bieyel,
ard 4 pair Of skates and . rea
drum. wish you q merry Xmas
and ! Happy New Year.
Roderick jackson,
7-E Fort Village.
Dear Santa Claus,
Please send me Q football SUI
for Christmas and q punching BAL
and q football.
From your friend,
Bertram Lee Gilliard.
Dear Santa Claus.
Fer Christmas please send ms
some ball bearing skates fcr Z
six year old girl and q Typewriter
that writes.
Your friend,
Jackie Sibbie Gipsrd
Dear Santa Claus,
I am nine years Of age. ! have
two sisters younger ethan ! an
They are both Mickey" but they
promise to be good from now until
Xmas. have already sent my list
70 the North Pole. If you shall com
pletely fill out my list ! shall Be
. ss<y good girl and see that my
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa Claus.
Bring me q doll and make up
set and / have been . good girl.
an seven years old. ! VIII
leave some cookies and milk.
A friend,
Virginia Rose Roberts,
1924 Washington St.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13
Dear Santa Claus,

l am nine years Of age. ! have
two sisters younger ethan ] am.
They are both 4 Mickey" but they
promise to be good from now until
Xmas. ! have already sent my list
70 the North Pole. If you shall COM
pletely fill out my list | shall be
. ss<y good girl and see that my
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

SUBSCRIBE 70 TIE CITIZEN
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa.
I have been . COED boy. ! would
like to have . Prince Valiant set
and Q rifle and Z walkiestalde.
John Nesbit
Age .
2z7-F Village
----
Dear Santa,
Iwant . typewriter, . bride doll,
iello dessert set, Brownie suit.
baby crib, high chair slinky, doll
bath. doll nurser.
Love
Marsha
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa Claus,
Bring me q tractor. .
Bring me : cowboy suit.
Bring me . Bobo
I try 10 hard to be . good poy'
Steven Roberts,
1874 Washington s..
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa,
/ am writing this letter for me
and my sisters. / have six sisters.
VIII yeu bring Us all q doll!
Love you,
Elsie Peters,
1s Thompson Lane.
r. s. Please come.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa.
We have tried to be good boys
and hope you win come TO see US
and bring US some toys. Dennis
wants / tool set and pool table.
samuel wants 4 drum and . tool
set. Alfonso wants . bicycle ana
drum and please bring our little
niece Rosita some rattles.
Merry Christmas,
Samuel D. Kelly,
7le Thomas st.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa Claus,
am just three years old. l
would like to have q piano, and q
doll and 1 pair Of dancing slippers.
Hoping to hear from you soon,
Yours truly,
Rita Mobley,
724 Thomas St.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa Claus.
Fer Christmas please send me
some ball bearing skates fcr .
six year old girl and q typewriter
that writes.
Your friend,
Jackie Sibhie Giusrd
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa Claus,
! would Like to have q tool set
and : chemical set, and q walkie-
talkie, and toy crane. also 4 pair.
O boxing gloves. also one choo-
choo train.
Love,
Bobby Buffet.
The Key West citizen., 1954-12-13

Dear Santa Claus,
would like a doll and a carriage
ana 2 puff-out slip and a dollhouse
ana 2 pretty dress and q pretty
pair Of shoes.
from Laura Archer to Santa,
l25 Frances St.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
What the UjA Means to Me

in Israel-located in one of the
least democratic areas of the
world-there is in full being a
democratic force tn a +. properly
supported. can serve to spread
democracy into an area far. far
greater than Israel itself. If I can
contribute in some small measure
to this end by my service TO UJA.
I believe that the whole cause of
freedom everywhere will be well
served.
There is something else that
means a great deal to me. That
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
SARASOTA, FLORIDA
Friendly Gulf Coast Resort City"

is, of course, the future of Jewish
men, women and children who
have survived the cruelty of die
tators and unfriendly powers. I
have been closely associated with
the work of the Joint Distribution
Committee for many years, and I
know intimately how millions of
Jews suffered and how very
much was done for them through
the UJA. l know that more than
a million Jews who barely sur
vived the concentration camps Of
Europe were actually saved and
restored to hope and dignity
through the funds of UJA.
Close upon the invasion of Nor
mandy. I was assigned some re-
sponsibilitY for the care and read
justment of the living skeletons
who had been liberated from
concentration camps. Their con-
dition was indescribable: and
were there nothing else in my
life than this one experience. it
would have been enough to make
me realize the importance Of de-
VOTING myself to UJA.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

Groucho Marx SWears it hap
pened the other day. He was sit
ting in his insurance agents office
when woman telephoned the
agent and said: 'Is this the Fidel-
ity Insurance Company" When
she was told yes, the woman de-
clared: swell, I want my hus-
bands fidelity insured"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24
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wherever democracy makes itself
evident. it should be helped in
every way and given every posi-
bilitY of expanding and growing
stronger. I don't think you have
to be a Zionist or a man Of tradi-
tion TO see and to understand that
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27

harbor of Ciudad Trujillo,
capital of the Dominican
Republic. In 1880, the city
h q d been almost entirely
destroyed by a hurricane.
To-day, the city has been
almost entirely rebuilt
thanks to President Rafael
Leonidas Trujilloy Molina
who has spared no money
in building new highways,
hospitals, markets and pub
lIc buildings. AS a monu-
ment to his endeaors, the
capital was named for him.
Cuidad is the Spanish for
city.
Upon reaching land in
the tenders, we were met
by guides who took us sight
seeing in their cars. Our
first stop was at the ruins
Of the San Nichols de Bari
Hospital, the first hospital
built in America in 1903.
Governor Ovando had been
instructed at that time to
"build where h e thought
most needed, houses to take
care of the poor, both Chris
tians and Indians" Before
this, a pious Negro woman
had been taking care of the
sick. From the ruins of the
first hospital, we drove to
the very latest modern hos
pital where a meeting was
held with physicians of the
cruise and the physicians of
the Dominican Republic.
The place was in a long
patio between two parts of
the hospital. After the meet
ing, we went on to the Pres
ident's palace. On the way,
along t h e banks of the
Ozama River, we passed the
Tower of Homage, the old
est stone fortress in the
Americas; it is now a pri-
son. Farther on, we saw
Alcazar de Colon, a castle
built in 1912 by Don Diego
in honor of his father,
Christopher Columbus.
Next, we visited the Basil
lea of Santa Maria la Menor,
the oldest cathedral in the
world where the remains of
Columbus are supposed to
be buried. Some of the jew
els of Queen Isabella are on
display there. By this time
we reached the palace.
In a Spanish address,
President Trujillo welcomed
the members of the Pan
American Medical Associa-
ton; we received copies of
his speech in Spanish and
English. After thanking the
group for the Diploma of
Honor presented to him by
the group for his work to-
ward the health of the pop
ulation, he spoke of the pol
icy of his government, and,
l quote: The health and
social welfare policy of the
Dominican government has
been inspired in the convic-
ton that the fate of Amer
lean civilization depends
largely upon the success of
the measures taken in that
field. To ward off Commun-
ism, to keep our institutions
from falling into it's clutches.
the working classes must
feel protected by the gov
eminent and realize that
under a constructive gov
eminent tn ~ will gain
greater and more stable adj
vcntages than those Com
muniSm offers I'll
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27
WOmen's Day
Program At St.
P0uEs Church

On Sunday, March %,
WOmen's Day will be OBJ
served at st. Paul Methodist
Church, corner Park and
Gilmer, n. w.
Mrs. Rutherford Roane,
member of the Hollins Col
lege Faculty, and well-known
speaker, will be the guest
speaker at the IL o'clock
services. Music will be fur
nished by t h e Booker r.
Washington Jr. H. S. Choir,
under the direction of Mrs.
Marionette Sprauve, with
Mrs. E. p. Majors as guest
soloist. Miss Sadie V. Law
son, of the Addison High
School Faculty, is in charge
of t h e program for the
morning.
At $50 p. M. a musical,
literary, an audio-visual
program will be presented.
Miss Martha Taylor, Girl
Scout worker recently re-
turned from Japan, will
talk on Japan, the country,
its people and their customs.
The talk will be illustrated
by slides and exhibits. Fol-
lowing this part of the pro-
gram, two educational NOV
ing pictures, of a thought
provoking nature, will be
presented. The first picture,
Marriage and Di-
vorce" will present many of
the problems which may re-
suit in divorce, and how
these problems may be met.
The second picture is en-
titled Marriage Is a Part
nership," and is a happy
contrast to the situations
presented in the first. To
add to the interest and var
iety of the evening, Mrs.
Zebonia Ferguson will give
a reading, "The Crucifix-
ion," and musical selections
will be rendered by t h e
Sweet Tones of Israel" and
the st. Paul Eventide Cos
pei Chorus.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend both tn e
morning service and the eve
ming program.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1954-03-27
Caribbean Cruise 49, Part Five
BY MRS. L. c. DOWNING

die Ages when slavery was
still q common way of life.
But to completely eradicate
this doctrine from our free
world, it is necessary for
the working man to be alb
S0lutely sure that he can OBJ
tain within the capitalistic
system greater advantages
than those offered to him in
theory by regimes contrary
TO Christian democracy"
He ended his speech saying
that the government is
"dedicating itself each day
with greater vigor to the
task of forever banishing
from it's frontiers these two
great enemies of Western
civilization: poverty and ig-
norance." Then, he shook
hands with us with a smile
anC Il word for each one.
The reception line led to a
table where liquid refresh
ments of all kinds were SER
we'd. From there, we were
escorted to t he banquet
room where a buffet lun-
cheon, consisting of an
abundance of meats, salads,
and deserts were waiting
The silverware, linens and
dishes were what one would
expect in such a magnifi-
cent executive mansion.
After enjoying the hos
pitality of the government
of the Dominican Republic,
we drove back to the harbor.
On the way, we passed the
University of st. Thomas
Aquinas, the oldest univer-
sity in this hemisphere and
the very beautiful modern
Hotel Jaragua. An ideal
playground for children is
Ramfis Park on the shores
of the Caribbean. The larg-
est lighthouse in the world
is being built as a shrine
and memorial to Columbus.
1t will be called Columbus
Lighthouse. Soon after
boarding our ship, the Nieuw
Amsterdam, we sailed away
from the oldest city in the
new world, the spot where
Columbus landed and is bur-
led.
Next week, our cruise will
take Won to uouo,o C,,L
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-20
Thieves Enter
Two Stores Here
In Nights Work

Two stores were victimized last
night by thieves who obtained to-
tai of $256 for their efforts, police
reported today.
They identified the stores as the
Victory Cash Market, S04 White
St., and the Thompson Hardware
Store, 920 Caroline st.
According to the report of Pa
trolman Harry Sawyer, the thieves
gained entrance to the hardware
store by forcing the bars and cut
ting the screen on small window
in the rear of the building. Mana
ger Charles Thompson said the
loss included a 80 80 Marlin rifle,
IL gauge shotgun and six rods
and reels valued at $221.
The marauders combined their
thievery with vandalism in the food
market when they scattered a
quantity of milk and ice cream ov-
er the floor and topped it off with
cigars taken from the shelves.
They forced the cash register and
took SIS in cash, along with about
s. from a tax bank Then they
poured milk into the drawer of tee
cash register. Proprietor Auster
Alexander reported the theft.
| The Sheriff's Department is in
| vastigatinS hath pohberieS.
The Key West citizen., 1954-10-20
Wood Tells
Need ForBoy
Scout Leaders
Kiwanis Hears Dist.
Scout Commissioner
At Weekly Meeting

Eighty per cent of the To-
cal supervisory personnel
for Boy Scouts are Navy
men, George Wood, District
Boy Scout Commissioner,
told members of the Kiwanis
club during their weekly
meeting last night in the La
Concha hotel.
Wood .>ged the rl.cInrers to as.
sist in finding local civilians to
take the responsible Scout posi-
tions. Navy men will do the leg
work." he said.
Civilians Needed
Efforts to get civilians to fill the
positions vacated through transfers
of service men have not been too
successful, Wood stated. He added
that in one years time, Boy Scout
membership here in Key West has
jumped from 167 to over 500.
In explaining the accomplish
ments of Boy Scouts, Wood told of
how 80 per cent of the two NIL
lion men serving in the Pacific
theatre of operations during World
War II were former Scouts. This
80 per cent received over 80 per
cent of awards given out.
Materialism Raped
$50 many people today are wor-
shipping the golden idol that they
don't have time for their chill
dren," Wood said.
On October 26, the Hollywood XII
wants Club will be the guest of the
local organization. Hollywood mem
bers sponsored the beginning cf
the Key West club six years ago.
Civil Defense will hold a meeting
Monday night in the JayCee Club
house on Flagler Avenue. Kiwanis
is requested to send a representa-
tive.