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The daily record., 1954-01-04

mas Mr.. Smith, Rio Grande
beat Wake Forest! Why didn't you
help Bevo outl This is all for
now, So long!
The daily record., 1954-01-04
BY HAZEL JACKSON

d HAAEA JhOhSON
Here l am, back again after such
busy holidaysl / hope each and
everyone of you had a swell Christ
mas, know there were several who
did because some of their relatives
were home after being away for
awhile.
Mrs. lula Graham had visitors
from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, her
brother and his daughter.
S-Sgt and Mrs. ]. o. Goodwin of
Shaw Air Force Base. S. c., visited
relatives and friends during tn e
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams
and Larry spent the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hairr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Donkle of
Waynesville, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Winders of Clinton, spent
part of the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Lee, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Wade Of
Greensboro, were at the John Wad-
es. Ebert and Donald. Wade were
home also. iaf.
The biggest ard about the best
nresent for the william H, Striek-
lands this wear, was tho rass VIII
don took from Carnn Gordon, Ca.
to he with his family. .,,i s,
Another great surprise to many
was that Eugene Navlor was home
from Parama and the Air Force
for Christmas and he hopes to
spend the rest Of his Christmases
at home for goodi BE tgSsgs.
Mrs. E. D. Paylor Of Burlington
visited her daughter and Son I'll.
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith.
during the week before, and s,of
Christmas. = ~ -,
The open hot'se at the aparsonlE
age on December 10. turned, 4,aut
we'll and we hope that you. people
who have been wanting to see our
oarsonaae got. to see. it., Tor IT, was
beautifully decorated with candles,
greenery- and other things Of use.
G,ests ywere, asked to sign the rees
istef santfstfieit soR9A 1sss sssse
the house and ended In thu hf1a
room where they were served pun
CHI cookies, mints, nuts and cane
die The Smiths then bade the
guests goodbye at the back door
The Christmas pageant and playa
let turned out well. There we're a
few visitors who came to see it and
we were glad to have them, but
being the Wednesday night before
Christmas there were; several who
couldn't be present. 4.
The Y.W.A.'s and ,G.A.'s went
caroling Christmas eve and inspite
ing found that neurotic counter
feat sex" activities, such as homos
sexualitv. frigidity. ETC.. are wide-
spread by means of "a Gallup poll,p
he finds them to be normal by
applying ajority rule to the prob
lem of disease" they said.
Bergler is a practicing psychia.
trist with 26 years Of clinical ex.
perience. He is the; author of q
number of books on psychoanaIytie
techniques, including some which
have, according to his reports in
psychiatric literature. cured homo
sexuals by making them hetero-
sexuals. His speciality is frigidity
potency disturbance ana homosex
uality.
Kroger is associate clinical pro-
fessor of gyaecology at Chicago Mel-
ical School-'.a womans doctor.
He is the co-author of work Oh
the ply chomatics OF gy1lecolog.
The daily record., 1954-01-04
GLACIERS DISAPPEARING

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK,
Calf. up Officials here revealed
that the several glaciers in the
park are getting smaller despite
the heavy snowfall of the PAST few
years.
Evening star., 1954-05-29

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Evening star., 1954-05-29
CHEVERLY

OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TIL 6.
CLIO Montrose Sc. and 2407 57th
st. For q nice home. gel! situated
these two merit your inspection
DOUG M. SMILEY, INC.
Evening star., 1954-05-29

This brick bungalow, consisting of
living room. dining room, unusual
kitchen and dinette. . bedrooms
and bath. is on a big lot; located
on pretty street of similar size
houses. Public and parochial schools,
stores and buses around the corner,
Call Mr.. Parker, HE. 4-7090 or ia.
3-366S,
Evening star., 1954-05-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
RETFIESNA

OPEN SUNDAY 2-DARK
Three large bedrooms. unusually at:
on level shaded lot. Close-in estab.
lished neighborhood; screened porch
block to Transportation; auiet dead
end street. Owner transferred; $21. :
ia soUTHBRoOK LANE
To reach: Out Wis. ave. to Bank o.
Bethesda; bear left on Old George
town I'd. to 8. Brookland, right t.
ia. EARL T. WRIGHT, OIL. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-05-29
PRIVATE

FHIVAIE
a bedroom. 2-bath home. almost new.
l block on Georgia ave. extended: |:
Sl6.25O, $4,000 down. HE. 4-46S2.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Ay9NDAIE H.}IS A open Sunday H.;st 4sS7 La
$5SS' $5Si769i 9iN joHS ass5A 4; wENfz. APs;o AZ; =!
BRENTWooD-Just off RI. ave.
5e9 G1 anRESYSd ba sma bunaa sa
in very clean cond.; 3 bedrms.. ise
equip. kit, full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.;
fenced lot, gar. Ewes. and Sun,
WA. 10000. H. CARLYLE de
LoZIER, Realtor. WA. 10000.
CHEVERLY-Practically new 6-room
] u bath, brick rambler; knotty-pine
rec. rm.. with fireplace, level. wood
ed lot; Priced to sell at ,S1S.950
Call WA; 7:3900 It'll o pm. ROBERT
C6LPHGE 8 PASIs fARR & S4'' pRopER-,2 gTg rms.
( baths. fireplace. 2 kits; oil h,;y:h
location on campus. suit. for income.
Price reduced to GI appraisal at
SslI SsT va nIv1s 2vIsoo g ~ ~ o pm. BOB
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES-Dis-
2 full baths; only yr. old; near
new high school. also Md. Univ.
CAL HE; 4-6400; PECK co.
TRULY handicapped ground. All mod
to be appreciated. See your broker
or call OWNER WE. 5-6616. Priced
COLLEGE PARK-Six-rm. Cape Cod;
level lot; nr. transp. and shopping;
to to yets Ss' RoBEsT s. nf 1AV1s HSRsy deon eo
DIsTRiCT HEiGHIs " s-bedroom
brick Colonial; liv. rm. with flrepl.,
fuu-Sized din. rm., lovely screened
side, porch. finished bsmt. level
!Anchor-fenced lot. Owner wants
snSss: sonsidsree sv.. Can Mr. Psnland; d, ST
pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. Ws1
FRAME CAPE COD-Mod. conven-
sy isneeS owAEy shay It, 759 599x150 sFtFa lOt
after 6 p.m.: Sat. Sun. all day.
FOREST HEIGHTS-Loveiy 2-bed-
rm. and fireplace, mod. kit. and
din. rm.. full basement. stairway to
aSdaess. lodass fsef sons or Fid den and cSny S r.
Owner transferred and must sell.
Call Mr.. Gribble. ST. 3-736S: ewes.
LU. 4-2462. ATLAS REALTY co.
FoREsTvILLE-Mod. brick. 3-Sed-
rm. Cape Cod. Ice. liv. rm.. sep.
din. rm and kit. full bsmt with
drews. and Census Bureau. owner
transferred overseas so make us an
offer. Call Mr.. Gribble. ST. 3-736S:
ewes. LU. 4-2462. ATLAS REALTY
FOREST HEIGHTs-s14.5oo: Colo
nisl brick home on a beautiful
street; bus at corner. Liv. rm.,
hrepl., din. rm., kit. . bedrms.. full
bsmt., divided into 9 rms; a bath.
alum. storm windows and screens
Immac. house. Call now TO inspect.
GREENBELT. BY OWNER. Q bedrm.
brk. row house. Sep. din. rm., attic.
blks. to schools and stores. Avail.
Sept. !. $4,000. terms. OR. 3-2742.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
CITY .IITTERS2

Do you want to live away from city
you like land and live the way
nature intended? Then look at
this new rambler. built for easy
living; financed for easy buying.
in restful Glen Hills. Through
Rockville Ia miles on Rte. 2S.
left at Glen Hills sign. Good sites
available. Evenings, oliver 4-0649.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
A MUST ON YOUR LIST
,552 5322 ThYLOk I1DEl, 81. sT:

-. DECATUR HEIGHTS
II you need a lge. 3-bedrm. Dutch
Colonial home. this is 1t. There are
too many fine features 10 mention
in this ad. but here are a few: the
home is In peri. cond. from the lce.
bedrms. on the end a. to the spar
When you come out to the home v9u
will notice how close ii is to transp,.
schools and shopping, An excel.
neighborhood. Reas. priced at 81 s.
500.
PRINCE GEORGES RElLTY CO
UN. 4-1166 WA. 7-6t55
Evening star., 1954-05-29
FOREST HEIGHTS

MANY excellent values in new and
near new homes in this desirable
and fast-groWing area. All con-
veniently located for N. r. L.. Boil
ing and Naval Air Station. 2. 3 and
4-bedroom ramhlers, expanstble
BUNGALOWS and many others. Phone
now for additional information. 10.
1887 or LO. 1922 until 0 pm.
JIM BRITT
Evening star., 1954-05-29
4-Bedrm. Brick Rambler
Mr.. WOODMOOR
Reduced TO $27 500

OPEN SAT. SUN. AND MON, 1-6
p.m.-Center-ha1lp plan; 2S-ft. living
dining rm. comb. with 12-ft. sliding
glass wall Completely equip. 13x15
kitchen. All bedrms. twin size. Fea-
lures too numerous to list. This home
will be sold this week end as it is
THE BEST VALUE IN SILVER
SPRING. Dir: Out Colesville rd.
past Old Bladensburg, 4 blocks to
Eastwood ave, left . blocks to Lock
ridge rd., right to 1918 Glenwild
I'd. and OPEN sign. SEE MR.. SY-
MONDS ON PREMISES, JU. 5-5279.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Me. s-54OO
CT CONTRACTS INVITED
SPRING CAPE COD
OPEN SAT. AND MON, 1-6 PM
Lovely brick Cape Cod, in Woodmoor
section Of Silver Spring. Living rm,
dining rm.. kitchen, / full bath and
. bedrms. on 1st H.; Full finished
bsmt. v/bedrm. and full bath and
kitchen, recr. rm. Full attic roughed-
in for living quarters. 10000 Cherry
Tree lane. Dir: Out ColeSville I'd. to
Woodmoor Circle and right TO Cherry
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1416 Z St. NV. NE. s-5400
Evening star., 1954-05-29
PARkWOOD
OPEN SAT. SUN: MON. l

46o9 EDGEF1ELD RID.
New brick Cape Cod by a master
builder. Living rm. has fireplace and
bay window, lovely din. rm.. beauti-
full elec. kitchen. screened living
porch; 2 bedfms. and bath 1st f.;
2 spacious bedrms. and bath End fl.
full bsmt., garage. Lot of more
to Saul rd., west to Edgefield.
ROBERT L LOWERY
Evening star., 1954-05-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HOUSE BIZ owNER-2-story brick.
Liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. ..dinette. 8
bedrms., 21a baths, full light bsmt.,
outside entr:. fenced: good neigh
borhood. Substantial Scsssh cash needed.
BY 0WNER--3-bedrm. brick rambler
from. from ips porch 1smsi; and S fenced.in rear
yard; buy OF or assume my loan.
Price. $i4,1Oo. Call Lo. 4-oS46.
FARMETTE. oiney area. 2.2 acres.
Authentic brick WILLIAMSBURG. Center
hall. lge. liv.. rm. with .attrac. hre-
F paee wh Rfhnfed ssany Sen SaS To%asrd %ndGW p S
screened porch: 2nd mr.. 3 bedrms..
storage attic. Full bsmt.. auto. oil
h.-w.h., garage, beautifully land
Mss 6sJJ LE5LING. Sat. SUM- Mon.;a OIL
Low LH'Ssjw DSsojwN PAYMENT-Balance ike
rent. Immaculate 2-bedrm. bunga:.
low on fenced lot. Large Kit. fuii
bSmt, with tile floor, WALK Wsl6 to SHOP
$500. HIGGINS g. HARRISON
CLOSE-N Silver Spring. unusually
well-built prewar Cape Cod. separate
dining room. 4 bedrooms. 2 full
DdInS, screened porch, S-CdT edTdSC,
level corner lot with dogwoods. Dale
KESSINGER g. CO., JU. 9-4544;,
131z-ACRE corner. Beautiful land.
trees: best section of Potomac; lge.
living room, open fireplace; kitchen,
bedroom. bath; air-cond. oil heat;
drilled well. septic tank. Owner
transferred. Shown by appointment
only. Phone OIL. 2-3S20. 80
BY OWNER-6-room rambler; true
center hall plan; den-bedrm.. pine
paneled; new professional land
scaping; storm windows; perm.
attic fan; 21a baths; fully. equip.
elec. kit, sep. din. rm.; de luxe
built-in storage in full bsmt.; excel.
loo, cow. to schools. churches and
shop; S24. $50. JU. S-9791. 80
BY OWNER, Colonial brick and JIM.
shingle construction. Full bsmt.. sep.
din. rm. bedrms.. lge. fenced lot.
2 blks. nearest school, walking dis
tance Langley PIX. CT approved at
$13.150. No cash required, less than
oST Sc mo; ~. 5,So52; .&; Nv p,vI 80
lonial; 8 rms, 3A baths. plus sep:
breakfast rm. and large paneled
1st floor, has a paneled den and ali
attrac. rear yard with flower garden.
Excel. financing. $27.500. OWNER.
OIL. 2-5I42. 81
NJ langley EatIno, PARK ilz, RAMRLEE 94Nnsb5Ro
DTTnrEN
Evening star., 1954-05-29
CHEVY CHASE

A charming. immaculate
house. Just of Conn. ave-, be-
tween Chevy Chase and CO.
lumbia Country lub. First f.,
center hall. 25-ft. liv. rm..
fireplace; lge. screened porch
opening onto lovely garden.
din. rm.. den. powder rm.,
cheerful modern kitchen with
table room; 2nd f1.. 3 lge. bed
rms. , baths; 3rd H., bedrm..
study and big cedar storage
closet; bright airy bsmt. and
built-in garage. Many extras.
incl. beautiful chrystal chan
delierS. Price. S31 800. 3
East Underwood st. Sale by
OWNER. Open Sat. and Sun,
l to 5.
Evening star., 1954-05-29

OPEN SAT, SUN. MON, 10
2S15 Peregoy dr.. New brick rambler.
. bedrms.. expand. attic, f1repl.,
full bsmt. only S16,950. Also Cape
for S1S,75O. Dir: Out Ga. ave-,
left Plyers Mil rd., right st. Mar
garet's way. left McComas ave.,
right on Peregoy.
BETHESDA BARGAIN
931S Cedar lane. Splendid center
hall Dutch Colonial, extra large rms,
2 full and half baths. large side
porch over garage. with sundeck
above. slate roof. Must be seen.
Very easy terms. And many others,
Wis. ave-, right on Cedar lane.
RIIRTON III Q-70hQ 80
Evening star., 1954-05-29

SII 500, WHEATON-6 rms, 3 yrs.
old; bsmt. 12035 Lakewood DR.. -(od
Viers Mil rdD: $6S.2S mo. WA.
Evening star., 1954-05-29
PARK VIEW ESTATES

PARK VIEW ESTATES
Bounded on 3 sides by and
directly abutting Rock Creek
Park, this impressive 1-f1oor
home enjoys the beautiful
outlook. There is q lge. re-
ception rm., very spacious
liv. rm. with interesting fire.
place and q din. rm. with
French doors which lead to q
patio. An unusual kit. is
fully equipped. There are
also 8 lge. bedrms., 2 full
baths and library on 1st Il.
A large club rm.. bedrm. and
full bath on lower level. An
entrance to lower patio and
garden. 2 unfinished rms.
Gas conditioned heat.
Custom built. Interestingly
designed, this is distin-
guished residence. Nearing
completion, it is in stage
where one may develop his
own decorative plan. Please
INEz cUsHARD. REALToR
M. 2-4232 OIL. 2-5S67
, 1954-10-26

stand up Appointments will continue to be made in strictly
political lines, and for a long time 70 come the Virgin Islands
may have to be patient and wait both for the election Of its
own governor, and the principal word in its affairs.
, 1954-10-26
SNOBS SNAG VOTES

A.
sNOBBIsHNESS in a candidate for political office is
taboo, Just as the odor Of scandal. 1t makes no difference
whether the asprant is seeking the presidency .. the United
States or SenatoratLarge in the Virgin Islands, if he is a
SNOB and persists as such, he gets nowhere fast. He may
be ~loathing them inside, but he's got to make like he loves
the people. If he happens to be scion Of the aristocracy,
he has to work that much harder to prove he's a right guy.
Once his hat is in the political ring he ceases to be a darling
of the clauses and becomes a wouldbe servant Of the nav
ses. To be convincing about the whole performance, he has
to plaster a smile on his face for the duration of the cam
pagn. He has to forget the little gold spoon that was in his
little infant mouth and fondle and kiss drooIing babies, hold
them on his knees, wet buttocks and ALL He has to have his
picture taken with his arms thrown around Mrs. OGrady,
Jakey Goldsein and Rastus Johnson. This proves he is a
democratic candidate of the people, by the people, for the
people. Never no SNOB. To put it across successfully that
he considers the ditch digger and the honey digger just
as much his brothers under the skin, as the banker and the
steel tycoon, he has to talk himself blue in the face. Often
he talks himself right out Of this world
IF THE candidate for office IS A HONEY, in
terested only in gaining office for the prestige or graft, if the
candidate is like ANNA BRODHURST who is running for
the office Of SENATOR IT LARGE in the new Virgin
Islands Legislature, he wont have to turn himself inside out
to put on an act to fool the public Anna Brodhurst is a nat
ural. SNOBBISHNESS is foreign to her character. Not only
is she a patriot who loves her homeland. she loves people as
we'll It IS frcr1 tbs dacn eeated affection for her country
men that concern for their welfare stems. BECAUSE Anna
Brodhmrst has their interest at heart she wants the best for
her people. BECAUSE Anna Brodhmst wants them to be
happy, she works mtiringly for the benefit Of her community.
Anna Brodhurst is always available to support a worthwhile
project. Anna Brodhursts pursesrings or the equivalent are
always united to help a worthy cause. Anna Brodhurst al
ways has a good word for everybody and never makes a
distinction as to class, race or color. Anna Brodhurst is al
ways ready to advise and encourage those who come to her.
AS Senator-atLarge Anna Brodhust will not be content
to merely sit and give lip service. She will represent her
community audibly m~teligently and sincerely. Such a
candidate must not be defeated.
AGNES BOLoRE
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POLITICS HOME N ABROAD
TIE LOCAL campaign is hot and furious, eespieiaIIy
in St. Thomas, but nothing like its counterpart on the main
land. Being the first al-island election, it is natural that the
candidates will be speaking On terms Of the entire group and
appealing to the voters on that basis. Much Of the petty sec
tionalisn1 is therefore not as apparent as was the pattern in
the past.
ON II MAINLAND, however, everything is being
done to insure election. The Republicans, running scared,
are prodding their workers and the electorate to get out and
vote for the Eisenhower administration lest the country fall
back into vice and corruption, and on the brink Of complete
chaos and collapse.
THE DEMOCRATS, out Of power, smell victory in the
air, and rely on the long established precedent that only once
has the party in power ever won control Of the Congress.
That was in 1884. They beat into the ears of their hearers
that their is unemployment, farm income is down, the small
businessman is suffering while the big corporations are hog
ging the. econmic scene, and finally that the prestige and
place Of pre-eminence Of the United States in world affairs
is slipping, and badly.
FROM WHAT the -forecasters and prognosticators
claim, the Democrats may win the Senate by one or 2 seats,
and BY Is or 90 in the House. This would Be enough to give
them the a1-important and influential chairmanships Of
committees, and everyone knows that much Of the work of
the work Of Congress is done in committee.
FROM THIS distance we are too engrossed in our own
campaign to devote too much time to a study of the national
scene, and yet the results of the election on the mainland
may determine to a very large extent the policies and pro-
grams to be followed for the next two years out here.
FOR ONE THING the House and Senate Insular AZ
fairs Committees will conduct hearings, and determine what
is to be done on that Level, despite the Organic Act We had
been hoping that national politics would not affect these IS
lands beyond 4 certain point but that hope can no longer
, 1954-10-26
THE LOCAL campaign IS bot and furious.

- ON Fl NI1IIVIAAIVD, WWUVUI, Everything = DCHI8
done to insure election. The Republicans, running scared,
are prodding their workers and the electorate to get out and
vote for the Eisenhower administration lest the country fall
back into vice and corruption. and on the brink Of complete
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-07-29

SC1llo
Mrs. Lawrence He'll, sister of
the birdie, and Mrs. Lester Hall,
ter in law of the bride
groom, were bridesmaids. They
both wore ballarina leng h
dresses of white lace over lilac
taffeta and carried yellow dais-
les. Mrs. Eileen Marek W S
matron of honor.
The bridegroom'S S brother, Les
ter, was best man. The uShers
were Vincent Mckee, brother
of the bride, of the US. Coast
Guard, stationed III New York,
and Clyde Austin, of Chardon,
A reception was held in the
late afternoon and evening at
the home of the bride.
The bride graduated fr m
Chardon high school and st.
Johns School of Nursing. She
is employed at Corey hospital
in Chardon. A graduate of
Chesterland high school Mr..
Hall is employed at Thompson
Products in Cleveland.
After a weddin "Trip to Para
disc Valley in the Pocono Noun
tains the couple will reside in
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-07-29

st. Mary's church was t h e
Scence of the wedding Saturday
at pm. when Miss Colletta
Ann Mckee became the bride
of Leon S. Hall. The S n g | E.
ring ceremony was by the Rev,
James E. Maher, pastor. Two
boquets of white flowers dec
Grated the altar. The bride is
the daughter of Albert j. Nc
Kee RID. /, Chardon. Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Hall of Ches-
terland are the parents of the
bridegroom.
Wedding music was played
by Mrs. w. j. Eardley at the
organ.
Mr.. Mckee gave his daugh-
ter in marriage She wore a
gown of Duchess lace fashion
ed with an illusion neckline
and madarain collar. The bod
ice and collar were hand ap-
pliqued with tiny pearls n d
irridescents. The long sleeves
buttoned at the wrists. T h e
full skirt fell into chapel
train. A pure silk French il
lusion fingertip veil fell from
a carnation crown trimmed with
matching pearls and irrideS =
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Miss Barbara FerreIl and Ron
aid Krejci are working at the
Hazelwood drive-in in Mrs.
Thomas absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Ferrell
and daughter, Barbara, moved
last weekend into their recent
ly purchased home on Fifth
Ave. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank EdeI
inski will occupy their former
home on Huntington street.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Carney
and sons left today for Wig
Wassan Island, Lake Rousean.
Muskoka, Canada. They will
return to Chardon Sept. 2.
Mrs. Dorothy Warren, Char
don Librarian, Elsie Schwindl
Kathryn Schwindl, and Kathryn
Ballard, of Cleveland, left on
a short trip through northern
Pennsylvania and New york
States. They will drive through
Allegheny National Forest, Pa.
Penn's Grand Canyon, and
Leonard Harrison State Park
Pa, and return via Allegany
State Park, N. Y, and Lake
Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Good
rich and daughter, TIL m a
Turner and their granddaugh-
ter have returned from a weeks
vacation spent at Higgins Lake.
in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. HarWood Skin
ner recently returned from an
eastern trip. One of their
stops was at Lake Mohawk.
where they visited the w. L.
CarsonS. They report the Car
son family are greatly enjoy
ing their summer in New Jer-
Sey.
Mrs. Max Schaffer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Thrash
er, Chardon, and who now re-
sides in Hampstead, Long Is
land, New York, flew to
Cleveland, with her 7-month-
old son, Jackie, on Sunday,
July 25. Mr.. Schaffer will join
his family on Saturday evening.
They will remain in Ohio for
two weeks after his arrival,
spending some of the time with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ford Schaffer in Ashland, o.
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Nth M. S}ork

(Unless otherwise designated
all births were at Corey hos
pital, Chardon.)
A girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Slother, of Chardon
on July 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ben
nett of Newbury gave birth to
a baby girl on July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller
of Newbury gave birth to a
girl on July 81.
A girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Slucher of Orwell
on July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Arnold
of Burton gave birth to a girl
on July %.
A girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl GunderSen Jr. of
Chardon on July %.
\
A boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Farnacci r. at NC
Donald house in Cleveland Mon
day morning. The child weigh
ed 7 pounds and 4 ounces.
John Alfred II was born July
16 to Mr.. and Mrs. John Pen
tonx at Amherst hospital. The
mother is the former Katherine
Marks.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-07-29
$50 Attend
Eastern Stars,
Masons Picnic

The Chardon MaSons and
their families and the Eastern
Stars and their families met
on July 21 for their usual sum-
mer picnic. DR.. and MIS-.
Corey gave them permission to
use their pavilion and tn e
long tables were spread with
a bounteous amount of food,
of which $50 people enjoyed the
spirit of fraternalism as well
as the food.
The men played horSe-Shoes,
the girls walked the plank and
the children took over t h e
swings.
The WorShipful Master Paul
Shellhammer, is leaving f o r
the army very soon, so h S
officers and the picnic o m :
mmittee presented him with a
radio as their token of esteem
and we'll wishes for his future.
At dusk the gathering broke
up feeling that the picnic had
been a huge success.