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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
HAPPY Birthday

The Geauga Record wishes
the following many happy re-
turns of the day. Send in the
birthdays of your relatives or
friends and they will be rem
embered in this column.
THURSDAY, APRIL 20
Sally Rossbach, Chardon
David Kovach, Chardon
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
Mrs. Frank Phillips, Chardon
Hiram Covell, Chardon
TUESDAY, MAY 4
Clyde Wearsch, Chardon
Mrs. Raymond Beardsley
Gordon Petersen, CheSterland
Mrs. Floyd Phillips, Chardon
THURSDAY, MAY 6
Kermit Cottren, Chesterland
Harold Strong, Chardon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Pioneers
Rehearse
for Play

Monday night, April 26, the
Pioneer Players of G. eauga
county, held a special business
meeting in Chardon junior high
school, for organizing commit
tees for business, property and
stage management to S a G e
their forthcoming production of
Biography"
RehearSals for this play are
being held Tuesday, Thursday,
and Friday nights each week
with the play dates May 9th
and May 28th. Present manage
ment and stage committees are
meeting under the direction of
their chairmen. Mrs. Bosworth,
newly appointed chairman of
membership and communica-
tionS committee, will advise all
members of the next important
organization meeting to be
held this coming Monday night,
May 3rd at the junior h G h
school in Chardon at 8 pm.
Mrs. Bosworth, rold
Holmes, president, and Henry
MuSmanno, director, cordially
invite those in Geauga county
interested in the little theatre
to attend this meeting.
For further information con-
tact Katherine Matthews, Char
don phone $500; Mary B S.
worth, 5-5485; Bruce Meyers,
Russell, Edgewood 8-8321; Carol
TraSk, Chardon 6~2211.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Harrison
arrived home from Florida Sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Allyn
are again using their place at
the corner of Maple Ave, and
Allynd Blvd. as a summer
home.
Wilfred Fielding and Maurice
StraWbridge are attending an
oil institute tonight in Cleve-
land.
DR.. and Mrs. Alton B e h m
are expected home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thrasher
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Parks and Mr.. and M S.
Claude Shreiner Sunday, hon
oring Mrs. Parks birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Scales
recently returned from a vaca-
ton in Florida.
Mrs. A. B. Carlson entertain
ed for dinner Tuesday, Mr..
Carlson's sisters, Mrs. Minnie
Holman of Cleveland and Mrs.
Emma Williams of Chardon and
his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Carlson of Chardon.
The occasion was in honor of
Mr.. CarlSon'S birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne TraSk,
North Chardon, attended a re-
union dinner held at Monaco's
April "a. 1t was given by the
Caldwell Players" of Cleve =
land honoring their director
Ida Caldwell and co directors
Carl Hamburger, Jane C. Ham
burger and Willard Gray. Mrs.
TraSk is a former Caldwell
Player of the State Door Thea
atre in Cleveland.
Richard R. Carroll of Chest
erland is doing his Fem col
lege school work in business
this quarter, spending t h r e e
months on a cooperative train
ing job with a local firm. Sen
ior in Fenn'S School of En-
gineering, Carroll is doing his
coop work as a partner in Pre-
cision Radio and Television. The
% year-old electrical engineer
ing student is the son of Mr..
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
200 at
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Stars
Inspection

Approximately two hundred
members and visitors were
present at the annual inSpec-
ton of officers of Ruby Chap
ter No. o. E. S. of Char
don, on Tuesday, April 20. Dep
uty Grand Matron, Helen c..
Wells of Willoughby was inSpec-
ton officer.
Other guests present were
Ellen Steele, Grand Represen-
tative of California, Laura
PierSon, Grand Representative
of Ontario and Paul Shellham-
mer WorShipful Master of
Blue Lodge No. SO F. A. M.
of Chardon, also II Worthy
MatronS and 6 Worthy Patrons.
Preceding the meeting, a
delicious chicken dinner w S
served by members of Ruby
Chapter, Ella Carlson being
chairman of arrangements.
The tables were decorated
with spring flowers arranged
around a friendship arch en-
tWined with myrtle.
The Chapter room was dec
Grated in orchid and white,
the Worth Matron's colors and
an Easter Lilly in memory of
Harold Carlson.
The initiatory work was beau
tifully eXemplified by the Chap
ter officers.
A welcome to new members
Marian Weiss and Kenneth Mil
Ter was given by May Hayden
and a Bible presentation by
Jeanne Radcliff.
At the close of the meeting
light refreshments were Serv-
ed in the dining room wi t h
Nellie Ralston in charge.
Jessie Bickle held a recep-
ton at her home for the
Grand Officers, at the end of
the evening.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
.Huntsburg
Boy Scouts
Meet

HUNTSBURG - Boy Scout
troop No. 1872 held it's meeting
at the town hall last Friday
evening at 7:30 pm. The high
light of the evening was ex-
aminationS for candidate scouts
with all eligible boys present,
passing their requirements and
receiving their official registra-
tion cards.
ScoutmaSter John Dietz, as
sistant Scoutmaster S m u e
Wade and troop committeeman
j. Allen, L. Connolly, and L.
zoruba, attended boy cou
Camp Stigwandish in Madison
Township the weekend of the
oath and 25th for an overnight
ScoutmaSter's course in basic
scouting. All men received GER
tificateS for completion of the
course.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
PTA Hears
Kent State


Wednesday evening, April 81,
Chardon Parent Teacher mem
bers met at the high school to
hear DR.. Dwight Arnold of
Kent State university, who
talked on the problems of par
entS and teachers in relation
to the students.
The faculty of the schools
were well represented but prob
ably due to the change in date
of the meeting and the warm
evening the relative attendance
of parents was not so good.
In his address DR.. Arnold
said that planned conferences
Of parents and teachers were
meeting with great success but
that they meant considerable
more work for the teacher.
He said that in the 9th grade
parents and teachers h oul d
plan together with the student
their high school schedule.
School problems should be dis
cuSSed at P. T. A. meeting and
there is a great need for
teachers and parents to know
each other we'll" He said we
tend to expect too much of one
another. I'VE must accept each
other as human beings and not
expect each other to be per-
feet and that we must learn
to meet and talk over our
problems and to speak up in
larger groups" said DR.. Arnold.
DR.. Arnold commended many
aspects of the Chardon schools
and said that we had the po-
tential to become an outstand-
ing school district.
During the meeting president
Ed Hofstetter appointed Charles
Thomas, Ann Herman and
Mary Ferris to attend as well
as himself the Geauga county
P. T. A. association which was
to take place the following eve
ming in West Geauga's new
high school.
Mrs. Musmanno's fifth grade
won the attendance award for
the evening.
Refreshments of cake and
coffee were served by the hos
teSseS headed by Mrs. F d
Hillen.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Local Bows
Enter Soap
Box Derby

Last Saturday six Chardon
boys and their parents drove
over to AShtabula to sign up
for the Soap Box Derby Race,
which will be held there on
July 5th.
Those making the trip were
John, Bill and Bob NeiIl and
Mrs. Robert Neill; Craig Smith
and Mr.. Robert Smith; Ronnie
Wesley and Mr.. Ronald WeS-
ley, Ken Young and Mrs. Rob-
ert Young, Jack Carson and Mr..
Bill Carson.
After each boy was enrolled
he was presented a set of
wheels and axleS by Bill Car
son on behalf of the Chardon
Jay Gees. At 2 pm. the boys
then attended, a 2 hour inStruc-
ton period on building the r
racers.
In addition to the boys who
signed up last week the follow
ing also are planning to enter
the race and will enroll this
week or next: Andy Dombey,
Blaik Holman, Ted Haueter,
Pete Bruce, Tom Sheppard,
John Woodland, Roger HardeSty,
Ray Prussia, Emory Did a ,
Don Baker, Scotty Hildenbrand,
James Lucas, Ronald Hutter,
John Patterson and John Hehi-
kila.
All those who compete in the
race at AShtabula will receive
awards and the winner will
represent this area at tn e
National Soap Box Derby al
Akron on August 18th. Tor
prizes at the National Derby
are scholarships valued al
$5OOO $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, and
$1,000 respectively.
The Ashtabula race is co
sponsored by the Ashtabula Jay
Gees, Calender Chevrolet and
the AShtabula Beacon Journ-
al. McCahan Chevrolet in Char
don is cooperating by h i n g
booklets available describing
the building of the racers and
the various rules. The Chardor
Jr. Chamber of Commerce is
arranging for free wheels and
aXles for each contestant help,
full instruction and transporta,
ton to the race.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Announce Change in
Driver Examination

The Ohio State Highway Pa
troll has announced that t h e
day for drivers examinations
in this vicinity, has bee n
changed.
The exams will be held, as
usual, in the Thrasher house
but from now on, the day will
be Friday. The first exam will
be given on Friday, May 7.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Church Activities
Communion Sunday

SO Communion Sunday
$50 Chi Rho meeting in
Educational Bldg.
7::3O Pilgrim-Fellowship meet
ing in Educational Building
SO $3.50 Brownies
7:30 Boy Scouts
5-4 $3.50 Brownies
SIS Senior Aid meeting at the
home of Stella Mitigate
100 Alert Group in the Sane
tuary Building
$50 Mother and Daughter
Banquet in the Educational
Building
1880 Explorer Scouts in Ed
ucational Building.
The Senior Ladies Aid of the
Pilgrim Christian church will
meet at the home of Mrs. Stel-
la Mitigate on May 5th. Mrs.
Nellie Hubbard will be assis-
tant hostess.
May 5th at $50 pm. t h e
Woman's Association of tn e
Pilgrim Christian church is
holding their annual Mother
and Daughter banquet. T he
speaker for the evening will be
Miss Ann Father, who works
for the Family Health ASsocia-
ton. The topic of her speech
will be "Three Generations"
The dinner is being served
by the Mems Fellowship.
The Pilgrim Fellowship and
Chi-Rho youth groups had a
very enjoyable outing a
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Spence Kline and A n n
and Becky Kline.
There were SO young people
who spent the afternoon in xix
ing, laying ping pong, volley
ball and wading in the brook.
After the recreation period, the
group enjoyed a wiener roast
cooked by Mr.. Kline.
Later in the evening, t h e
Pilgrim Fellowship officers led
the vesper service. Harold Cul-
lop played the organ and Jean
Mowrey led the service. Denny
Canfield and Rev. Strong par
ticipated in the service.
4
There were 20 men present
at the Mems Fellowship spa
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Brownies
Play Day
Saturday

The Brownies of G au G a
county are to have a Play
Day, May lSt in the Chardon
high school recreation room on
Chardon ave-, from HOO to
200.
A good time to get acquainted.
There will be nature movies
from Standard Oil and t h e
dolls of all nations xhibit
from the Red Cross. Bring a
nose bag lunch and a bever-
age will be served. There will
be games and entertainment by
the troops.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Organize Garden Club

MONTVILLE - The Bus
Weeders All Gardening clu b
has been organized. A meet
ing was held April 22d at the
school. The following officers
were elected:
President, James Donoghue; :;
vice president, Frank Vitonis;
secretary, David Weitzenhof; :;
treasurer, Roy Thayler; recre-
alton leader, James Lafferty; +;
news reporter, Sue Craxton;
health leader, Gerald R a b s.;
There are 16 members in the
club, and the advisors ar e
Mrs. Evalyn Donoghhe and
Mrs. Ruth Thaler.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
ST. Mary's , S
to Elect


st. Mary's Parish Council,
Altar and Rosary Society and
Study Guild will have a sup
per Tuesday, May 4, at $50
in the evening at st. Mary's
church hall.
There will be election of Of
ficers and Mrs. L. Prose,
Painesville Deanery president,
will perform the installations.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Local Women Attend
Meeting at Warren

The Ohio Federation of Busi-
ness and Professional Women S
clubs met at the Y. w. c. A.
in Warren, on Sunday, April
25, for their spring meeting of
District No. 4.
The following members mot
ored down for the meeting:
Alta Trask, Jennie Davidson,
Loretta Holmes, Carrie Tate,
Elsie De Croft, Lillian keenan,
and Pearl Winery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Announce Two New
Voting Places

Gladys Mcdonald, chairman,
Geauga county Board of Elec-
tionS, today announced two
new voting places and two
changes.
Chardon Village "a" will vote
in the lobby of the school audi
torium on E. Park street. Char
don Village I'D" new votes
in the Thrasher house, using
the kitchen entrance.
Aquilla Village is to vote at
the residence of Floyd Weeks
and Newbury &C" (new lin the
Town Hall.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
Pilgrim Christian Church News

Fund pledge. This leaves a
balance of $500 to be ri a S e d
this year. MIR. Betz appointed
Ralph Weidig as chairman of
a committee to plan an addi-
tional fund raising project.
After the business meeting of
the group, they enjoyed a film
on deep sea fishing, sponsored
by the Johnson Motor Corpora
tion.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

ghetti dinner on Monday night,
April 26.
During the program for the
evening, DR.. Michaelides, presi-
dent of Schauffler college, spoke
concerning his following tn e
footsteps of Paul.
The business meeting wa S
conducted by president, viii :
liam Betz. The group voted to
pay $700 toward their Building
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
EngagementAnnounced

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clemson
nnounce the engagement CT
their daughter, Shirley Glenn
son, Route 8, Chardon, to Mr..
Willard Dale Worden, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Worden,
of Conneautville, Pa.
No date has been set o r
the wedding
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29
COMING EVENTS
FRIDAY. April, 30

The Past Chiefs of Pythian
Sisters will meet at the home
of Aura Harrison at 8 pm. Yola
Mcbride and Wilma H o m e S
will assist the hostess
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

and Mrs. Harold arroll of
CheSterland and was graduated
from Chardon high school in
1948.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-04-29

First foreign salute to Ameri-
can sovereignty was fired in
1776 by the tiny Dutch colony
of st. Eustatius in the w e S t
Indies.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
PIPE-IJSED

Galvanized threaded pipe at very
reasonable prices. lengths from 10
t! RAsHIsegon Is II; RAG & BAG CO.
Open Every Saturday Until 4:3O Pm.
tion: $50. CAN co. b-44aa.
POCKET and billiard tables, supplies.
poker tables and games, table ten:
BIS T, tables n and sccsgs9ries. ,,STN COM !,
s1G TasfEs Hss 4 e. nT sTan,9iet 1I sst.
condition. Write JOE SCHWARTZ,
"a West Baltimore st. Baltimore,
Porch SCREENS, good condition.
PORTABLE. double, sslvanized. drain
props; Ss. III. s-092s. ''
POSTAGE METER MACHINE and
letter opener Electric, 1854 models;
mos. old at 40% on list price.
&c SEMTRAL, 9sSTTp, Sols @ 14th st. NV. -27
12x1s Kluge. iax1s open press Ms.
sx12 open MS; Elec. Verkotype.
steel stones, cabinets, type, stock.
707 sth st. NV. ME. s-333s or
uN 4.3a40; Sun. 10 to 3.
PRINTING EQUIPMENT -. Davidson
~uai MVuCl Gsu 6utOuablCs Iccu up
to 5000 an hour. Also 2S-inch
Challenge paper cutter. Ready to
go to work and priced right. JU
9-7291 for appt. to see. -26
PROTECTOR, motion picture, 16 nm.
SCUM SOUND ,a1pro' hampro' good cond.; Sl4O.
- 16-mm. sound and
silent, S75; 35.mm. slide protector.
$40. JU. S-1321. --26
PUMP. " h.p., Deming Jet; 42-gal.
tank and pipes. 10. 1868. --26
Evening star., 1954-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

LAWN MOWER, jacobson Manor,
2l-inch, excel. cond.. telephone
.LAWNMOWER, electric rotary cut.
almost new. S18: 3-pc. cypress lawn
iurn., cost $3.50. sell $40. OIL. A.
Lawn MOWERS. rebuilt power NOW
ers, $50 to $50 GEORGETOWN b.
CYCLE STORE. Wis. ave at Cue Sc.
AID. 2-0l00. In Arl., Va, PARKWAY
HARDWARE CO., Lee hwy at N.
Kirkwood I'd. IA. 5-S122.
LIGHT PLANT, portable. Philco, for
many practical uses. $50. Call Ii.
LIGHT PLANTs-Generators, $3.50.
Best buy in town. GICHNER, 1913
M st. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
LIVING ROOM, sofa bed with match
ing chair: upholstered and COW
cred; both SOS. JU. 5-H49O.
LlV. RIM. SET, din. rm. set, bedrm
set, elec. wash! machine and elec
refgr. ,302 Monroe ST., Apt. 2, Rock
LIv. RIM. SUITE, 2-pc., $50; rug,
7x9. wine. $50, good condition. Call
Sunday, LU. 2-6S47.
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 8 pieces. COW
ers, incl. new. Call Me. S-1692,
attsr sIINc l Pnn, p,m satHTday; ,n ayy;;r,,,Er2 Er2s
tables and lamps. Call RA. 3-3S59.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FURNITURE-fIide-a- -bed. matching
leather tables, rugs. sectional sofa
liv. rm. suite. studio couch. dresser
typewriter. gossip bench. broiler
iron. toaster. waffle iron. CO. 6-O36O
FURNITURE-Dining rm. suite,
lssyss; HsIns felt Hn,seoSs eogsr ss ns SS1,doo.
FURNITURE = Complete household
furnishings. incl. mahog. bedrm
two sxaa fHesss russ, Nv nSSI tsSe ismes oses
stuffed chair. ANTIQUE washstand anc
curio, fre screen, golf clubs. card
tables. misc. dishes and glassware
Call after 1890 am. PO. 2-63S5.
FURNITURE-Chest, dresser, daven.
port, rugs, hall carpeting. Miscei-
laneous items. ia. 9-1664. -2S
FGRNITURE-Dinin rm. suite, apt.
size: size: childs fra; tricycle.. steel gssrdrobe.
FIRSrFGRfse. Tiss PS DsvsnS S2Ss Ssd. $50;
wide arm davenport and chair, rose,
$40; IA: 9-1135.
FURNITURE SALE--Lowest prices on
PETER grade bedrm.. dining rm.. liv-
Ing rm. Factory samples. closeouts
etc. All brand-new at great savings
for cash. LION WAREHOUSE BLDG.
a6 go New YORK ave. nv. daily 1876
FURNITURE. sofa. mahoe. frame ant
matching chair. $50: lounge chair
$do; Maytag washer. alum. tubs
$35. JU. S-2275.
FURNITURE, Drexel mahog. bedrm
suite, twin beds, l2-dr. dresser anc
mirror; also sofa; NO dealers. Wo
FURNiTURE-Hotpeint refsr. ane
aqua mohair: maple bed. snrinr %
mattress Excel cnnd KI a odRr
Evening star., 1954-09-26
RADIATORS
Hot-water, steam. gas, all sizes; |
guar; delivery. BLOCKS. 1746
Lee hwy, ia, $4,000.

Ab<A<411 N<xt0
Hotswater l.,,stea steam. gas & AZ sizes; I
Lee hwy. IA. $500.
RADIO EQUIPMENT - washington
areas only exclusive surplus cleo
yerEted. !sI5: .ARc-5 VIII trans
$3.50: Bc-906 frequency meter,
S12. panoramic adapter. SIS. wide
sapsators sapssy OF cSasaf res
mand sets. We buy. sell. or trade
ment. AERO ELEcTRoNfcS OF
VA, 2010 Duke ST.. Alex. XII; s.
RADIO. Magnavox, blond mahog. :.
adensy and rseoTa ss0ni psyer perfees eona
cost s445; sacri.. Si56. IA. 1861.
RADIO, AM and FIN philco:. perfect
condition. Cost S70;, sell for $45.
: Eyes; I Sso EXCEPT Wed. Ho H a.3Ssls. PSI . :,
H gear. can Hs il. 9-ssi5. ''A l26 s
RADIOS-TM Motorola. Ss:. Emerson
FIN. SIS: 2-tone with 8. and W.. $40:
printing press, S25. RA. 3A2463.-
RADIO, Zenith transoceanic portable;
finest short-wave set avail. world
vide pickup; $40; cost $3.50. XII.
RADIO, Aztec Lansing. 2o-w. Hi-Fi
amp; excel. eond.. $40. OIL. 4-2321 !.
RADIO, HI-FIDELITY system, at
substantial savings. SOUND CRAFT
ERS. 1744 Columbia rd. NV. open
eyes; 8 to 9 p.m.; Sat- / to pm.
RADIO. HIdH F1DEL1TY-No rea-
sonsble offer refused for units in
stock; others at reduced prices. We
need used components for customer
RADIo.saoNo. anS syefi o 11SSSai coSs., Motorola,
cabinet type. perfect cond.; $35.
RADIO AZ; S.Iis5o -pHoNoGRApH COMB, 5000.
GE, mhaog cabinet, floor model.
KXpIo W5 se HA% fSr Gs3R Ss9 pEnamosdT Be assaf
Sis; scR522 transceiver in rack,
MISUNDERSTANDING combination.
table model; excellent condition.
RADIO. sIi iPYatoiNoGRApH, mahogany
console. hl-fidelity AM, FM and sW,
RADIO HAMFEsT, sun. Oct. 8, Paii-
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sHhseni ahos ia@y tcfets eGd sTa an fer
radio stores or write WASHINGTON
MOBILE RADIO CLUB. IN Joliet
RADIO Al s;"; "r;RANsM1rrERs q TBsso.
/ Collins 32V-2. Elmac AF67. Re-
ceivers, BC312, HRO7, SX2S, HOBO.
Elmae. other Ham gear. Phone HA.
2-7606.
RADIO - Heath s" oscilloscope,
"Q5LR" BC-453, prop pitch motor.
RADIO-PHONO COMB. 3-speed ze-
NTH: brand-new; for sale below cost;
going out Of business; regular price,
S329.95; sale price. $l75. Call
Rabro al; s-Ga.t GEoutipMExr--vaeuum tube
volt meter, Chicago Industrial model
504; tube tester, ERGO model 625.
DI. 7-3SS3.
RADIO, ZENITH, trans oceanic, cost
Sl15. will sell for $50; 22r Apollo
window fan. best condition. sacrifice.
$40. XII. S-6973. -26
Evening star., 1954-09-26

SOChEI SEIS ~. "a DRlVE-6Rl'
Ekfc HRSp E4MIK pREEL sAp sAp s. b Pts Ehscl sis.
1aAss rs. si.SS; SSSSHRS 1eS FL Fl s4assi 81 pR1G2 e
STANDS, 50; MICROMETERS, S4
BLOCKS AND FALLS. So. 2513 M
ST. NV. Elk. 3-3527.
TRAINS. electric (2), with accesso-
ries: reasonable: Easy washing ma
ssIssasi 81, 4.soSas Ssll after il am: Iss Ssa'
TRUMPfT with case. excel. cond.;
TRTMPET. SO; trombone. SIS: both
Quinby St, sil. spg., Nd. -26
or best ofYer. WA. 1850. -2S
TRUNK with drawers, hangers, SIS.
Packing trunk, $40. Several suit
cases. ia. 9-5S25.
TUBA; Conn. BB nat upright, silver
fxeellsnt TT' sIfssqt condition with ease' s27S'
Tv, Zenith. mahogany, cabinet, small,
convex screen, good condition; $50.
4407 Ridge St, Ch. Ch.. Md. --26
~, RCA l9-in. console blond; about
$3.50; 1913 Shepherd st. NV. Tu.
Tv. console. 10 inch, S25. Lee. cabi-
net, for Hi-Fi, $35. Tiny radio, S25.
| LO. T-SS20.
TVs-Emerson, 10 in, $25. 90-day
guar; 12in Emerson with new pic.
SfSs Sa2 year year raaa ss' 555 faPS PS
~ vi issi s'caPi caPEHARr Mahos. Console.
~ IN. 500. "ss is" EN-. 2,s65l.
lent condition. $75. UN. 4-0143. :.
rSMMHnt' ss5. Ia. aL4osS' i4o CONSOLE good '0nd'
TWIN BABY 9: GARBAGE. high chair.
TYPEWRiTERs, port, reconditioned.
like new. $50, Call Sunday. CO.
5,4825; week. 541 18th st. NV:
rYPEWRiTER il,Pt sALE-oo .,. O,,, machines %
$i75 to SS25; ali in good working
condition; $50 each: all makes: take
your pick. CENTRAL. 2019 18th
TSYfipIwRITER. III Remington portable,
$11s;50 model. practically new. So
TiYfP'EWRRiTE;R. TYP EEWRRiTE;R underwoo d, With
stand, practically new. 1902 25th
TYPEWRITERS (s), reconditioned:
slo ss sss3 ga Rh9ds RhS sn Island ony ave ne
rYPEWRiTER " EsSE ias Aha ee sun mir2oF Gos Benaix
washer. drop-leaf table. 2 beds. S95.
Terms all or part. OIL. o-3439. ~
TYPEWRlTERS. portables. all makes,
from S9.95 down, bal. 1s months.
TYPEWRITERS - New and recond..
guar. J. year. Also rent, repair,
trade all makes. STANDARD TYPE
WRITER CO., 910 @ st. NV. Ma.
TYPEWRITER. Underwood. 3-1s mod
el. Guaranteed condition. S23.75.
UNITED. s13 18th. RE. 7-l177.
TYPEwRITERs. new and recond.: all
makes. Sales. repairs. rentals. CIR
TYPEWRITERs Rem TED Late
models. 81 mo-; 3 mos. S9-Slo; Rent
nay Tsi5 apply dy sv.t to purSahass as";o ME. s.
ssrns s7a for OGr'ass semens o0Ssii soi
CLUBS. Sun. afternoon only. ME.
TYPEWRITERs. portable. brand-new
superceded Royals. Smith. .Coronas,
UndeIwoods; .n1,.,o ,gci greatly REDUCED; limited
= For So each you
or 9 Smith machines in excel. cond.
HARRY J. ABRAMS. l24 L st. ne
RE. 7-l3lT Sun. 10-1.
TYPEWRITER-L. c. Smith super
speed; late magic margin model;
YSvWyIrSS liks nsEs $50. OIL .i;3 s,525S, ~ d..
Noisslsss; M,,,I s.. i9 a,I. IL. new .oad, $40
TYPEWRITER. Underwood Standard;
nonsfie:l cond: sle So. So 1sx gE a-aoss aeSe excel
TYPEWRITER. L. c. Smith. Stand
ard size. good working cond.. SIS;
sxlo wool rug. $40. JU. 9-4o34.