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TYPIST

Good typist TO handle large volume
of work in engineering group typ
ing drafts, specifications, reports
etc. knowledge of technical terms
and phraseology helpful.
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GIRL FRIDAY

N44VA = 4V@4~4A
opening in purchasing
dept. of major real estate company
Interesting. diversified position
edge of bookkeeping helpful. Under
IS years. Good starting salary
bonus plan and free insurance plan
Apply personnel ONCE.
CAFRITZ CO.
1920 K st. NV, 2nd Floor
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

RUG, Oriental. 9x12, good cond.
Best offer. ~. 9-1O07. -22
SHOE REPAIRING MACHINE, 81.
Champion Master. complete with
stitching machine. reasonable. APP
7.1114 -22
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TEACHERs-coLLEGE STUDENTS

TEACHERs-COLLEGE STUDENTS
Interesting profitable summer oppor-
tunity for man with National organ
ization supplying landscape advisory
service throughout Washington urban
and suburban areas. No labor In
yolVed, Dignif1ed SemiprofeSSiona!
work. Earnings start first week un-
der careful training by competent
local management. Previous sales ex-
perience helpful but not necessary.
Car necessary. Write for local IN
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Electromatic preferred. with speed Of
at least 80. Full DAYS or atternoonS.
Monday through Friday. ST. 3-1972.
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WAITRESS

,II part til time H.: 3 ssyrAx.
LIN PARK CAFE, s2a 18th st. NV
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ROYS AND VETERANS

d. us s. A. Earn over sos wkly.. transp
furnished. Leave immed. See s; M
Henry, New Colonial HOTEL DO
m No phone calls. Z0-
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SHOE Statesmen

SHIPPING CLERK-sheet metal and
roofing business; experienced only.
YORK CORRUGATING CO., 1888
MnnIana ave ne. ~
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statesmen

We have Just This week released q
Washington area and are seeking
the services Of two men over rs
years of age who want to earn an
excess Of 500 per week from the
start. For personal interview see
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2EFRIGERATORS. ranges. freezers
dishwashers and other kitchen ap
, 1954-12-03

The Musicians Club Of Amer.
lea announces that It Is sponsor.
ing the National Songwriters
Contest. This contest has q two
fold purpose; TO discover and
promote works Of unknown COM
posers and lyricists. and to raise
funds to complete the National
Musicians Home IN Miami.
Eight winning songs will be
selected by q panel Of prominent
composers and leaders In the mu.
sic field. The Winning songs will
be published by a NJ Broad
cast Music Incl firm and vim
ming composers will Feceie the
customary royalty contracts.
In addition to being published,
the first winning complete song
, 1954-12-03

will receive a 100000 cash
award. The first winning lyric or
poem will receive a $4,000 cash
award. Winning poems or lyrics
will be set to music by q profes.
sionaI composer. The next four
winners will also win q one week
paid vacation IN the Mann area.
Composers may submit popu.
lar. classical, semi-classical,
sacred. folk songs Or lyrics. The
contest viii end at midnight
December 81. 1864. The winners
will he announced the. following
month. For entry blanks and
rules Of contest-write National
S0ngwriters Contest, P.O. Box
1861. Miami II, Florida.
, 1954-12-03
Alexander Going to
Washington This
Week End

Governor Alexander will de
part for Washington, p. G.,
this weekend, it was learned
today.
The Governor plans to re-
turn before December 3. He
wants to be back in st. Tho
mas before the Congressional
Committee which is schedul-
ed to hold hearings there on
December 9 and 10, arrives.
, 1954-12-03
Coribuir Opens New
Ticket Office at
Curibe Hilton ia P. r.
P. r. Scholarships
Program Is Stort III
JonuurY. &C. Says
Port Of Spain Dec. 2 a

Port of Spain Dec. 2 a Caribar announces the open
scholarship programme joint ing Of its new ticket office at
" spnsored by the Common the Caribe Hilton Hotel. Ser
wealth Of Pre1to Rico and the vice is now available at this
Foreign Operations Admins office for flight reservations
tration Of the United States, and purchase Of tickets to st.
& offering training IN trades, Thomas, y. u; st. Croix " Il
industry, agriculture and 9th Cuidad Trujllos Dominican
er fields, will begin in Puerto Republic; Ponce and Maya
Rico early in 1856. This was guez, Puerto Rico. Reserva-
announced today BY +. +. =. tions and tickets to anywhere
de Vriendt, Secretary Gener- in the world may be obtained
al Of the Caribbean Commits at this office. Effective Decem
sion Der 18TH caribair will COM
Under this scheme, which mence nonstop round trip
aims at promoting the Z. s. service twice daily from San
Technical Cooperation pro- Juan to ST. Croix.
, 1954-12-03

Pope Plus XII suffered a
serious heart attack in bed on
December 2, at the Vatican.
The Pope's relatives and a
large crowd began to gather
as news Of his illness spread
throughout Rome. /
The hiccough that attacked
the Pontiff several days ago
together with gasitris caused I
many to fear that his condi-
ton is, this time, very serious. !
A Swiss specialist has been
assisting the Pope's personal
physician.
Pope Plus the XII is now rs. !;
, 1954-12-03
Pope Plus XII Suffers Governor And New
fieuri Aituck; lakes Legislators Meet IN
Turn for Worse First Confdb

Gov. Alexander conferred
with members Of the new leg
stature at Government House
on Monday night. Reorgani-
zation Of the islands govern
ment was the main topic Of
discussion.
The recommendations Of At
torney James Nabrit and
George Z. Washington for
s~treamlining the government
were discussed at length, with
some objection being raised to
some Of the proposals, includ-
ing the merger Of the depart
ments Of health and welfare,
and the elimination Of some
governmental functions in the
island Of ST. Croix.
J The Governor said It was
his intention to submit budget
recommendations to the leg
islature shortly after it con-
venes, in addition to drafts Of
laws establishing the various
new departments & defining
their duties
Participating in the discus
sions were G. F. Winter, Spe-
cial Assistant to the Governor
Nolle Smith, who is slated to
head the Department Of Insu-
Continued on page ~
, 1954-12-03

Iecnnlcal IOOp6IaIlOn pfO-
gramme in the Caribbean
area, AS scholarships have
been made available to the
British West Indian territories
90 to the French Caribbean de
partments and IL to Surinam
and the Netherlands Antilles.
The scheme was created in
1913 when 80 scholarships
were offered to non u. S. ter
ritories by the University Of
Puerto Rico in collaboration
with the Government Of Puer
to Rico. IN 1862, thirty schol-
arShips to the Met opolitan
Vocational School IN Puerto
Rico were awarded by the
Caribbean Commission, funds
provided by the U. S. Point
Four Programme. Last year
rs scholarships were provided
to the area by the Y. S. Mu-
tual Security Agency in CO.
operation with the Common
wealth Of Puerto Rico.
According to the prospectus
recently issued BY the spon-
sors Of the training program
the program is intended gen
orally to develop additional
skills in the Caribbean area IN
CONTINUED on page a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-02-18

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N.Y. 29d Ms NoIlS[ W!9Eelie,I'1;,
near h'oo ,i rose . Nlr' " aN'lIc'u
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and rbii1Gr, md Hahn Sovaoa snnnt
SatniJov I'm Tuiontown With Ni.
and Mr. Iiovd VonSiclle.
Mr.. and Mrs CLAYTON Speicher
and children, of Accident. were
/ Wednesday evening guests of Nj.
and Mrs Fred Lowdetmilk.
William Hicks, Of mean Balti-
more, spent the Weekend here. His
wife and daughters, Heather and
Holly, accompanied him home after
4 weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Jenkins.
Mf; ana MS. W imam Duhham
ana Misses virginia ana poiothE
9hoemakei were sunday anlnef
GueItS OF w ana NJ E'efel'
D'IIHail' IioHl"WI' rH-
Nf' ana Ms; James Ryan anu
d d",' d Il. Nr" '3,'it'' - q" is A '2,
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day and Smndav WIN i4 A. p''. n,d i''i NJ
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NJ. and Mr.. CIo,tor Sobrovo,.
Accidont M. and Mr.. Wnde
Scbrove,. and SON Dale v;sit"d
Mi SLo,,I, E',ionJ lIn,,ar;aI L,,.
nit tsi nrdSorIa" v' FriJ i,ilo, '"l '"
Mrs. p II Srbioism"%i. and ba,.
fatba,. Ciarancn NicLIoW Acridnrt
visited Coit Ny;oLIow at Conn,lnitI
bosnitaI (oyo,.sdaIa pa E5.;da,.
Gnrion Wrigbt and WiIIio.,,
Hamilton stndents ' ny Poto ''9,.
State Kevse1. " Ia snant t64
weekend at the formers home
here. They also attended the basket
ball game at Morgantown, W. Va.
Saturday evening.
Miss Charlotte Shultz, of Frazee
Ridge, spent several DAYS last week
with her grandmother, Mrs. H. L.
Shoemaker.
M. and Mrs. e.. K. Friend and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. {. K. Friend
ana !, son son We're ni o45hq aE dIhhGl guests
% % MIS- lSicil''Io frIeilu' booming
ROSE rose ,,r &c.
NV, Mr. E alG NTS; Zen, Gtl'e lausGn ana
pa vara SnrIDv dirno,. o,,n.,t. ny, ~
Mr. and lIrs WaIta, HrG'Lo,..,,,
Ms irda HIM, bar,o,, s .'',', t,n
Weekend with her gl.andparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HENDERSON.
Other Sunday evening visitors we're
Nh. mud AIl.. Ea,.,. E'ri.,,d md
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Plan I our in
Funs.Church

The Woman's Club Of Fails
Church win sponsor o tour OF
historical homes and points OF
interest in Falls Church on SUM
day. October 3. at / pm. Hos
tesses In costume viii greet visit
ors as they call. The tour VIII
be concluded with . tea ct the
Anderson home. lot Malbrook
drive.
The tour. which WIN begin at
The Fails Church On South
Washington street and Fairfax
drive. win benefit the scholar
ship fund for tAs Fails Church
School for Handicapped Chill
dren. This school conducts nur-
sery and kindergarten classes foa
physically Handicapped and men
tally retarded children from
three to ten years Of age in
Arlington. Fairfax and Falls
Church.
Highland View. ver-Mankin
House. Mulcahy House. Herman
House. Dover House and the
Maynard Edwin House are
among the places Of interest the
tour will visit,
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Hambden News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Wedge
sent Sunday visiting friends in
Mentor, Ohio.
Mrs. Emil KortanSky left
Wednesday for st. Lukes hos
pital. She will be under OBJ
Servation for a few days.
The True Blue Class of Hamb-
den is going to serve corn
fritterS, sausage, and m a p e
syrup at the Festival on Fri
day and Saturday, April, 2 and
8. They will be located at 113
North ST., second house north
of Chardon Savings Bank.
Bob Carver, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Carver of Hamb-
den, is home on a 15-day leave
from Air Force Base in Min
eral Wells, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carver
and sons, Richard and B b,
were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carver.
Mrs. Floyd Phillips was TAX
en- to the hospital last week.
Mr.. Phillips is going to spend
some time, staying with h S
son, Harold and family.
Mrs. Oscar Dlabach is spend
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News by Mary Hlebak
Telephone ChardOn 5-4259

The Sunday school teachers
and officers had their meet
ing Friday, Mar. 26, at tn e
home of Mrs. May Wedge. Mrs.
May Troy was appointed sup
erintendent of the primary de-
partment. They also appointed
Mrs. Leo Kempf, Mrs. John
Carver and Mrs. R. Mahr, to
be on a committee for tn e
Easter program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Molzon,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Doubledee and their three
daughters of Unionville, a nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Lewis on
Sunday, Mar. %, honoring the
42nd wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis. A tt e r
dinner Mr.. Doubledee took pic
lures of the group.
Mr.. Hal Burr of Chardon
sang a beautiful solo at t h e
Hambden Congregational church
Sunday, Mar. %. At the piano,
his accompanist was Mrs. Hal
Burr.
Kenneth Kerr of Carnegie, Pa
was a weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Wedge.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-01

Mrs. Lillian Leggett, president
was in charge of the business
meeting. The annual auction
sale, given by the firemen and
auxiliary was discussed. T h e
date set is April oath at the
school house. Refreshments was
served by the hostess, Mrs.
Skinner.
Anyone having donations or
anything for the sale call 3484
or 1882.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Boards
ley entertained the nior
Birthday club Saturday eve
ming.
A chicken and roast pork
dinner was served at 7p.m.
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. KEN
mer, Mrs. Grace Pier, Mr. S.
Eta Woolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Webster, Mrs. Herbert Koern-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Barber,
Emory Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
John TwarogowSki and Mr.. and
Mrs. Beardsley.
The evening was spent in
playing a popular game a n d
cards. Mr.. and Mrs. Kemmer
will entertain in April.
Mrs. B. j. BeardSley enter.
tanned the Diliy Daily club al
her home Sunday evening. A
pot luck supper was served al
8 pm. to Mrs. Ina Stone
Mrs. Edwina Stone, Mrs. Jose,
phine Stone, Mrs. Agnes Tom
mer, Mrs. Marie Humpel, Mrs
Grace Burger, Mrs. H Hel e n
Brace, Mrs. Sadie Stanley, Mrs
Rose Huntoon and Mrs. Jean
Beardsley. A contest with
prizes awarded followed. A
social hour followed. Mrs
BeardSley served a dessert
consisting of ice cream, straw,
berries and cookies, late in the
evening. Mrs. Tommer will en-,
tertain April 81.
Mrs. Jean Beardsley greatly
appreciates all those who as,
sisted her in the Red Cross
work and the donations. Mont
vile raised approximately 5000
Anyone not contacted may give
their donation to the Red Cross
office in Chardon.
The Boy Scout Patrol met or
Thursday evening at the home
of Frank Llaus. Present were
Walter Stone, Billy Reed, Ken
meth Kovac, Ivan Campbell anc
Frank Klaus. A short business
meeting was held and the eve
ming spent in music. Mrs. Klau!
served refreshments.
The Boy Scout Patrol for the
older boys met on Tuesday eve
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NEWS from MON7'VzLLE

dore Stone on Wednesday eve
ming, April 7th.
The meeting closed in regu-
lar form and then for the lee
ture hour, Mrs. Roy Wenzel
and daughter, Miss Margaret
Wenzel, showed slides of their
travels through the western and
southern states. Miss Wenzel
showed the slides and Mrs.
Wenzel was the narrator. The
theme was "My Country. Their
also was some local SC n
The pictures were very inter
eSting and instructive. Aft e r
the moving pictures the annual
birthday supper was held.
Sandwiches, pickles, f3llo
ckaeS and coffee was served.
The birthday table was laid
with a white table cloth, fav-
ors were placed for each place
and a decorated birthday cake
center the table. The birthday
cake was made by Mrs. Flea.
nor Morehouse. There wer e
eight birthdays honored. Com,
mittee in charge of the supper
were Mrs. Lyle Trask, Mrs
Harlyn Stoltz and Mrs. Merle
Morehouse. There was an ex
ceptionally good attendance.
There were two guests present
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kemmel
of PaineSville. Montville Degree
Team will put on the 3rd de-
gree at Hambden Grange or
April 5th.
The Home Extension clu
met Tuesday at the home oi
Mrs. Milton Gray. Attending
were Mrs. Margaret Twarogow
ski, Mrs. Marie Beardsley, Mrs
Grace Stapel, Mrs. Jane t
Stapel, Mrs. Ruth Thaler, Mrs
May Barber, Mrs. Marguerite
Tate, Mrs. Rose ,Weitzenhof
and the hostess, Mrs. Gray.
The women sewed on articles
for the carnival. They brough
their lunch and Mrs. Gray
served coffee. The next meet
ing will be in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Grace Stapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legget
and son, Nelson, were recen
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane!
Nelson in Concord.
The Ladies Auxiliary of tht
Firemen'S Association m e t
with Mrs. Mildred Skinner las
Thursday, present were M S
Gladys Leggett, Mrs. Lillial
Leggett, Mrs. Lillian Blanyer
Mrs. Ann Edeburn, Mrs. Yer
bal Scheller, Mrs. Gertrude
Kimak, Miss Minnie Skinner
and the hostess Mrs. Skinner
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-01

the men discuss matters per-
tanning to the good of the
church and its activities. All the
men of the church should be
interested and attend this meet
ing.
The holy week services will
be in conjunction with Thomp-
son Methodist church. Services
will be held on alternating
nights in Montville and Thomp-
son churches. Plan now to at
tend every service during this
week. The first service will be
held-in Montville on the evening
of April IL, and ending with
Holy Communion in Thompson
on Good Friday.
The Ladies Aid Society will
meet Thursday for dinner. Mrs.
Helen Brace is dinner chair
man.
Montville Grange met in reg
ular session Wednesday eve
ming with Worthy Master Theo-
dore Stone in charge. The meet
ing opened with a song when
You and I Were Young Maggie" "
and salute to the glag. Three
new members, Mr.. and M r S.
Anthony Berganski n d Roy
Grant were obligated in the 1St
and Sd degrees. Elmer Nemeth
was installed as steward, to
take the place of Robert Gels
man, who is in the Air Force.
1t was announced there
would be a meeting of tn e
Montville Grange officers and
their wives or husbands at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-01

Magnesium metal has been
porduced from Ohio dolomite
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SHERIFF'S SALE
nm mn -rEr q yr,V-1

OF REAL ESTATE
General Code, Sec. 11678, 1851
The State of Ohio, auga
County. Common Pleas Court
Lawrence A. Kunar
Plaintiff VS..
Charles E. Boyle, ct al
Defendant
Case No. 1852
In pursuance of an Order of
Sale in the above entitled ac-
ton, I will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door of
the Court House in Chardon,
Ohio, in the above n a m d
County, on Friday the 10th day
of April 1854, at 200 o'clock,
pm, the following described
real estate, situate in the Coun-
ty of Geauga and State of
Ohio, and in the Township Of
Burton to-Wit:
Situated in the Township of
Burton, County of Geauga and
State of Ohio, and known as
being a part of Original Lot 81
in said Township and further
known as Sublot 102 in Burton
Lake Proposed Subdivision and
bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at an iron pi ip e
Snow Road $50 feet Wide) at
the Southwesterly corner of Or
iginal Lot 81; thence North a.
long the center line of Snow
Road a distance of 1225.85 feet
to an angle point in Sn o W
Road passing through an iron
pipe stake at 1885, feet at the
Southwesterly corner of Burton
Lake Subdivision (proposed) :;
thence North continuing along
the center line of Snow Road
distance of 800 feet; thence
South 81 deg. 49, East along
the Southerly line of Jackson
Drive (proposed) $50 feet wide)
a distance of 1910. II feet; thence
South along the Easterly line
of Georgette Drive (proposed)
$50 feet wide) a distance of
461 85 feet to the place of prin-
cipal beginning of the parcel
of land herein intended to be
described.
Course /: Thence South 81
deg. 49, East parallel to Jack
son Drive a distance of $4,000
feet;
Course 2: Thence South par
allel to Georgette Drive, a dis
tance of $3.50 feet;
Course 3: Thence North 81
deg. 49, West a distance of $50.
90 feet to the Easterly line of
Georgette Drive (proposed);
Course 4: Thence North a.
long the easterly line of Georg-
cite Drive, (proposed) a dis
tance of $3.50 feet to tn e
place of principal beginning,
containing about .32 acre, ac-
cording to a description of
Frank Riley, Ohio Registered
Surveyor 1888 made in August,
1852.
In John Mustl's Proposed Bur
ton Lake Allotment, and subject
to and together with restrictions
and easements as shown in de-
claration of John Musil dated
August &c, 1852 and recorded
in Vol. 247 and pg. 463 of Ge-
auga County Records and
further known as instrument No
110419. Be the same more or
less, but subject to all legal
highways.
Said Premises Located at Bur-
ton Lakes Subdivision
Said Premises Appraised at
$1200.00 and cannot be sold for
less than two-thirds of tn at
amount.
TERMS OF SALE Cash
E. John Phelps
Sheriff of Geauga County, Ohio
Thrasher & Dinsmore
Plaintiffs Attorneys 5c14.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-01

ing a week with her daughter,
Mrs. Ed Vanac. She is con-
valecsing from an illness.
The Hambden Grange at their
April 5th meeting will enter
the 3rd degree and Thompson
for the 4th degree. A picnic
supper will be served.