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OFFICES /. :1ye,e: ,Oa slNr THERE oUGHTA Be A LAW!
tceneiaued.l

2 PRIVATE 0EFICEs, new air-eond.
ice, Il desired: NJ: MaZMoyere 1 Hogtei;
S ali P PsnE sspf SS.asss6 y writs (.
MARSHALL. JR.. 407 Main St.
AIR-coNDHT1oNED OFFICE large,
nicely furn.: ON Dupont Circle; 500
mo. CO. 5.3314. -1S
1924 X ST. N.W.-omcs suite Of 4
large rooms. Can be rented IS suite
and as ssSasSfs s Ussi 'a al
utils. and janitor service INQUIRE
RozHNsKY ct Ex. 3-S5e7.
SILVER SPRING. oppos. Hecht's-2-
rm, and bath suite: elev:. pvt; park
THOMPSON q GRAY. JU. $4,000
MEDICAL Ca OFFICE. 10th and Park
i Ssss g. t e.. a PsSSs7leian'. nj .
DeOWNTOWN-Air-cond.: busiest cor
ner in town; modern decor. entire
End moor, private entrance. Z;4OO
f. oi Large wind GSII tS1!sso;
BAR BLDG.-1 or 2 rms. furn.. all
cond.: use Of reception room; lawyer
ASTgTitEsN;r,SSTE sI SsHsiicrANs. artist.
architects. or any one interested IN
once and residence combined in AL,
LIST Commercial: Dupont Circle loce-
lion, 1925 Conn. ave. co. b-2OoO'
weekdays. S125 mo.
OFFICE, aforementioned. 12x19. neal
May1ower Hotel; available services
include; leceptionist,. reception ane
conference rooms fully equipped
law library. etc NE: 5000. lis
suite mr.. Dupont Circle. large room
bay window facing street. Good adj
room for secretary. Ground moor
1929 21St st; -nnT Contact MRS
NEAR 18th AND X SITS. NV
Elevator bldg, very. large single
tory. $50 mo. Available now. SHAN
NON q LUCHS CO.. 1908 II st.
IDOCTOR'S SUITE. in recently com.
pleted. 466-unit. .atr-eonditioned apt
building. Reception room. .prtvate
once, 8 treatment rooms and toilet
C C7s' nl1'l en-. saE1ssd SSO Wisconsin
u BLOCK FROM NEWEST 10th st
Medical BLDG, approx: $50 50. r..
| all outside rooms: prof. or executive
uSe. EN-. 2.6262.
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BoATS

FISHING PARTIES-Chesapeake Bay.
Eastern Bay. sharp's Isle,, Goose,s.
Herring Bay. Reser call CAPT:
9 and week ends; WA. 7,4d92. .rc
36-FT. I95: RICHARDSON SEQ;
f shore. ~, Estes organ: Il other
extras: boat like new: cost $40, 900:
must sell ct once. $10.60o. Phone
ACORN, Gift. double.cabin yacht.
This II an outstanding bargain as
s ape Is i SnS eTuise Can Be- seen st
Capitol Yacht Club. See capt, on
s P4eaFf: DuRArEcK aluminium pPam.
used I season in perfect condition
1 wP; eI WAsoSTSviERrNE. 7M-h.D. mot motor
Fully equipped. Steering and uphol
CABIN CRIIISER, 26-ft., excellent
way. Deale. Nd; 10. 5000. II.
FOAM FOAM RUBBER SG TSdiS c mpidEe.
LAND. ai45 + st. NV. tx. s-ssss.
,4-Fr. RTNABouT. windshield
cushions and steering wheel. $3.50
E GfH III s-s sSeS:D. 1853. Tx. new
B 4ssSS e R SIfl 10 IT,. VS.
Fl. foam rub; seats; exec; o cong a:
WIZARD. 8 S.p.. USED about 10 hrs;
fine cond.: good buy for SIS. K1.
S;lS47' sun; oy; s;sSss s7I; weekdays eek Ss
M Mrs. jones' ffss' ne E. 5000: 40
SANDERS, belt. oscillGting and ro-
tary; saws: marine paint; FOLK
DEADRiSE 81 double cabin. toilet
sleeps 3: new motor, marine CONVEX
sion, all controls forward; 5000: AP
o Hose sftsr ,tsS;roR-, ur,ctiees s
new CHIP. Egin in excellent oper-
atave cond. Price. $126. Call MRS;
DUvAII4 DE. 2-6666 between 9
HiGGiNs CRUISER, 20 IT,: sleeps 4;
GOOD condition: speeds Up to %
m.p.h. S2.005. CY. 7-02Oe. -19
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FARMS tcons.I

525-ACRE GRAZING FARM on Haze
River, Rappahannock Co.. Va: High
state Of cultivation. Wen FENCED St
hog setup 7-rm. house, nice view
Tenant house, outbldgs. Mod. farm
machy., lge. Farman tractor.
horses, $50 cattle, hogs. Taxes un-
der 5000. Owner Ill. $52, 800. com
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS AND ACREAGE FOX SALE
1l-ACRE wooded lot. Falls Church
ya.-PricO S1,650. Call KE.a g.
$50 DowN-Rambler sites. 1eox20o
It. Large develop. facing ColesVlln1e
Kay Ea, p sEA fi1SYeFc sp.i re- Sse5s6S
sFR INGyALdE. 20 acres s,:r 4o s,.t IT, g
trees, laurel, etc. DIR: Shirley e
Springfield. left "a mi. on Back
Lick I'd to Oriole ave. right tc
end; $500. terms. XII. 9-5074:
+. ACRES with beautiful. t ',sss;a.
located on Grain hwy. GOD near
Rte. so and new Wash. Annapolis
freeway under construction, very
reasonably priced At 81 900; terms
LEY. Resitor. AP. 7-s3O0. lis
3-ACRE HOMESITE, situated in
beautiful, gently rolling country
side in Prince Geo Co. in an area
OF small and large farms. rich fer;
tile soil; hard surface roads; 20
minutes D. C. line. Extremely
reasodnable at $3.50: terms. ca,
$4,000. -1S
LoTssE ZONE. s0nsa ,' :sm i;Hs ; sSSi.
only 81. 800 lot. Terms: 81. 5000
I'll 9 pm. DOROTHY K. WINSTON
WESTGATE-2 lots with nice shade
trees. In b0aut. neighborhood close
for both. INEz CUsHARD. EN-, 2
A fTSSo 8 ACRES. Mr.. Roekyill.
St.: 200 stF'. Cash and VII sEif' .scSsas e
H1WWTHORNE. N.W.@wooded ele.
waited lot 100 It. wide. 100 deep. ad-
jacent to Rock Creek Park. Wonder
full view. "a blk: to transp. Also
eth Shfr M SeaG oIsnt i e. n ~ H
?. stone, Reaitor. is
FOUR ACRES, stream. / mile Fair;
fax County courthouse; terms avail
IA: 2,23Si,4 IA. 1896. T1NKLi
ACRE cRGr CHOICE HOME SITES in Mont
til 3 pm. HuGG1Ns 4 HARRISON
RiI SfHtP C SH GEORGIA AvE.-ove
SCOTT. frontage. Wheaton area: II
acres, only $2,250 per acre. Fast
going, section. Property is clear
Terms can be had If desired. HUGH
3. CONNER. 1927 x st. NV" RE
|AEBESARLE Slot; excel. bldg
lot; only q few blks. from 5prini
valley shopping center: Approx: 19t
Il. deep. All impr, IN. Pr5c TIE. - l.; ;3O9 y
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000.
SEVERAL 6-ACRE TRACTS, plenty o
in beautiful Fairfax County, 10 mi
to Washington over 4-lane highway
70 reach: Out Route 211 lice hwy.
& miles. beyond Ramp washington
turn right on Route 645 at Marshal
Farm sign, follow signs to property
Salesman on premises pm: Cal
Jefferson $1,000. LEGATO REALT1
"A Plata INDIAN HEAD AREA, 1!
to 80 miles from Washington owe
excellent highways. suitable retire
ment or commuters homes. Home
sites and 5-acre tracts in desirabl
communities convenient to excellen
schools and stores. Contractor
11e.s Ero * GSld sN q SRei t. ~ sa
ID, "a f tcsEs Mci 900 or best bid, 5
b %l; MsS' Appalachian a; al; Tran. Goo
tree farm Investment; beaut. vleN
Of Shenandoah Valley; easy acces
from fro a EHgts o; mr. summer H IeIsF'
LAND FOR sus 81 " e .rna,
yided for medium and low price
houses. water available. North Q
| win arrange terms. See JOHN Hill
CARTER, Jr.. Realtor. Sl7 Primo
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

DEALE. MD.-4-bedrm. Cape Cod L;
garage with work shop and upstairs
storage connecting breezeway. Out
side finished in natural redwood.
Fireplace, Venetian blinds and Dur
all Aluminium screens. Large corner
lot in new private development. At
tractive grounds. Channel and pier
facilities. VA appraised. Satisfac-
tory terms to be arranged. No
agents. Call West River 7443.
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

ERCOUPE, low time, good shape,
lights, radio. See it Sat or Sun.
1915. LEE AIRPORT, Annapolis. Nd.
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ATTRACTIVE FARM

Owner offers 145 acres, mostly hay
and pastures. Never-falling stream
In ali fields. Dairy barn fully equip;
milking machines. etc. 20 steel
can be converted for beef cattle
Architects own modernized home. .
rooms, 2 bathrooms, oil heat, ban
Quet-slzed dining room, lovely
knotty-pine kitchen. Sunroom. on
state hwy. 40 min. to Bethesda,
balance monthly payments. Call
owner NOW! / Telephone New Market
(Md.) 27S1. Directions: Out Rte
$40 to Damascus. sharp left turn a
Shell station and on miles through
Kemptown to Goethe farm. on LETT
hand side -2O
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEr

WANTED, cottage, Deale area. near
water; low down payment, low
monthly payments. What have you?
Write box 1925. Star. go
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CHANTILLY
OUT A BIT
HOUSES TO BUILD

WE CUsTOM-ERECT your house.
sayins you 20S the Best-Bilt way;
or write for FREE brochure or send
US your own plans for our bid. We
have lots. r. H. BEST. INC, S11S
Wis. ave.. Beth. Nd; OIL. 2-3633
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RETIRE

And spend many happy years on
natural spring; cool woodland; g.
rm. Colonial with cleo. and bath I;
plus other bldgS. Only 10 mi. Silver
Spring. on paved road. Amazingiy
SIGLER e. CO.. RIA. 3-3431 til 8.
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CAERITZ RIIII,DING

CAFRITZ BUILDING
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR LARGE
ORGANIZATION TO LOCATE u
THE CITY'S FINEST OFF1CE BLDG
SPACE AVAILABLE JULY l.,
CAFRITZ. DI. 7-90S0
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GARAGES

REAR OF SOSO WIS. AVE. NV
Lear garage, $3.50 per mo. See
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AND TRUCKS WANTED
(GAneims,MA.

'ayinEA q HIN pri EsY fOr II ci.SSn car.
74OO ga. ave-. NV. RAJ 3.5677
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUSTS
End TRUSTS WANTED-Cash today.
RIA. 6-22S1, IA. S-6676 day or ewes.
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FORD SO Custom "s'' Fordor: Fords
su s.on :n Sr.en iS nsh slfnt tor Sss
i guar. on' THsnANo i Eeo,ToRs. SOLO;
8; 7; ave. ne; De .s. 2;ss 1902. .-.,.s
SHive n h.s Gest0T Turn .irnais shiny
black fnish; low nileaEe and exsTr&
ANGLE MofoRSss, 5O1o r. I. ave.:
rom Oh ' g yof 1ssOS e;u.tomlln.: ,rordo4
many ether ext extras, q, 3 o fns ss ssxiEH E:
P0NTIACo 18th and M cts. nh".
rSSEED $3.50 isSa' Custom 20" rordor;l
sheridan blue finish, radio ana
Tnis TssE Js END IH1y u sS SSS Pa ave-
rom 81 III ISL s5 dusiom "s- Tudor: e..
Waiian bronze nnish,, radio. heater
:s Ss SCsn Fun S Sae saef1SCA
SMALL NC. 5000 Pa ave-.
rSSP he SS:sS4F, ,. g: Tsss:; ia:
ssS sHn 'ps rnH.S 01 tuii ssiss. :szs
IS: ave: Sc; u: 1861: -.-;is,.
IEVEkD o. Ns6 60uuuCI SO1VgA s4CAOo-
sandstone white finish. black top.
2.tone leather interior. 7. and h.s.
i 1000 actual miles. Like new in-s
4 side and out. beautiful top.down4
/ STUBBs. Lincoln Mercury Dealer,
/ 37I5 Bladensburg I'd. AP. 1922
FORD al Fordor: green with
i motor. :. and b.. runs good; S176e
or best o5er. 4s40 Jay 81. s-ss
FdoRD 80 Country SQUIRE with Ford-s
omatie, radio. heater. Alpine blue
4 finish; with WV. tires. Fords most
s-0is5. Open o 70 o; Sat. tn q
FORD 81 de luxe 9 Tudor: !tehe
heater. lieht Ereen finish; 4 slsape
S5Q6. written guar. TRIANGLE
Il MOTORS. 1910 i. L ave. ne. d
IcoaEsa1Sd . Ns1S Ps6aJ
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BIG TRUCK SALE
AYN FHnH~RY@ Arm RRK~YYN
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1859 GEORGIA AVE. RIA. 500
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21

ed amid tapers and a center
piece of hot-house flowers.
A business meeting was then
conducted by our president, AL
ia Trask. The members voted
to take over the drive for the
cancer fund again this year.
Miss Trask then introduced Mr..
Schofield, our County Superin-
tendent of schools, who h d
been invited to speak on that
subject. A discussion followed
with some of the remarks made
by Mr.. SchofieId. He reviewed:
the growth of the schools
in G. auga county in
the last 25 years. He stated
that when he went into tn e
County Office there were %
different school districts in the
county compared to the IA at
the present time. At the earlier
date thee were % one room
schools in the county. Today
there are no one room public
schools, nor two room public
schools. There is only l three
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21
Relief Corps
Install
Officers

The Women's Relief Corps
installed officers for 1854 at
their Jan. 18th meeting. Pcrcis
Randle was installing officer.
The following were installed:
President, Attic Holmes; SEN
ior vice president, Nina Bur
nett; Junior vice president,
Maud Huntoon; secretary, Ruth
Nicely; chaplain, Edith Strong;
guard, Harriet Minman; assis-
tant guard, Yola McBrie; pres
correspondent, Jennie Carlson;
musician, aisle Chamberlin;
color bearers, No. Ida Root,
No. 2 Mary Murry, No. g.
Wilma Holmes, No. 4 Anna
Weelman; conductor, Blanch
TouSSaint; assistant conductor,
Clara ThraSher; department de-
egate, Florence Leyde; n d
alternate, Pauline Shaw.
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Nth M.-G1o,k

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Blanke
Huntsburg, baby boy, born jan
uary 9, at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wenger,
Chesterland, baby girl, born
January II, at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warat,
Middlefield, baby boy, born
January II, at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Klima,
Parkman, baby boy, born jan
uary II, at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steven Berta,
Leroy, baby boy, born Janu-
ary 13, at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Engel,
Chardon, baby girl, born
January 16, at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Reed,
Mesopotamia, baby birl, born
January Is, at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox,
Burton, baby girl, born jan
uafy IT, at Corey hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Byler,
Orwell, baby girl born Janu-
ary IT, at Corey hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frain,
Burton, baby boy, born Janu-
ary II, at Corey hospital.
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School Enrolment Doubled in Past 10 Years
County Superintendent Tells Womens Club

room school in the county now.
The last 10 years has brought
about the closing Of several
high schools. Today there are
seven high schools. The County
Office does not anticipate clos
ing any more of the high school
at the present time.
Mr.. Schofield pointed out
that in the past 10 years the
enrolment in our schools has
almost doubled. The districts
that border Cuyohoga county
have the greatest increase in
enrolment, and corresponding
ly great number of problems.
There are 254 teachers in Ge-
auga county schools now nd
the schools will be needing an
additional 25 teachers for the
opening Of schools in Septem-
Der 1854.
Thomas C. White, chairman
of the Geauga County Commits
SionerS, was present also and
answered questions relative to
the problems facing that body.
Mr.. White especially emphasiz-
ed the problems connected with
building roads in newly allotted
areas. The club will meet a.
gain on February 18th at the
Country and Suburban office in
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21
Katherine Worthlngron
Reads to Aquar1us

A very enjoyable evening
was spent by the AquariuS club
at the Thrasher house January
14th.
Katherine Worthington read a
humorous story LAS 1t Really
Is" taken from a Washington
newspaper describing the trials
and tribulationS of a mothers
every day schedule. The bal
ance of the evening was spent
playing cards. HoSteSSeS for
the evening were Mrs. Mar =
garet Brindo, Mrs. Virginia
Parsons, Mrs. Charlotte Moss,
Mrs. Sally Moon and M S.
Dorothy Wedge.
The next club meeting, jan
uary %, is Mothers March"
so come early q o'clock girls
with mason jars and "get the
street of your choice" Regular
meeting follows,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21
Blue Stars
Install
|Offlcers

Installation of officers W S
held at the last meeting of
Chapter 18, Blue Star Mothers,
on January 18th at the Methodist
church.
New officers for 1854 are
President, Harriet Minman;
1st vice president, Mabel Will
liams; I'd vice president, Betty
Parr; recording secretary, Ruth
Nicely; financial secretary, Bea
Stone; treasurer, Yola Mcbride;
chaplain, Anna Cooper; patriotic
instructor, Edith Strong; histor-
ian, Nellie Denning; color bear
erS are Florence Grau and Bea
WEIGH; inner guard, Maureen
Diedrich; outer guard, Nellie
Skinner; captain, Clara Thrash
er; and musician, Edna Heiden
Chapter 18 has been invited
to be guests of Willoughby
Chapter S on January 28th.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21

Gated in Akron and graduated
from Akron University. For the
past thirty years he has been
associated with the Akron
Board of Education in n e
field of Juvenile Delinquency
and Probate Court cases. He
has also served on the faculty
of the State Congregational
Mems Retreat and has h | d
state offices for the church. His
topic for the evening will be
"A Church is Born but it's
Tough to be a Christian.
An amendment to the By
Laws of the. Mems Fellowship
will be discussed and voted up
on by the members present.
Reservations can be made by
contracting Charles R. Thomas
6-2292, B. A. Bican 5-3151, J..
r. Dukes 5-4455 or the church
office any morning.
Attend church Sunday and
have your faith lifted.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21
Chayd0y1
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Green
ler had the unexpected pleasure
of receiving a phone call Friday
evening from their daughter,
Marilyn, who is living in Bak-
erSfield, Calf. Marilyn is fine
and enjoying California very
much.
Mrs. Ray Foster is spending
some time visiting her son and
daughter in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbert Foster and child
rem.
Mr.. Hugh Fowler has return
ed to his home on N. Hambden
ST., from the Cleveland Clinic
hospital where he underwent
surgery.
Miss Wanda Fielder received
a long distance call from A-1C
M. C. King who is stationed
at Ladd ALB. in Alaska where
he is a member of the medical
staff of the air force hospital
there. He has been on duty in
Alaska for eight months and is
expected home on leave in
June.
Don't forget P. T. A. which
was postponed until this COM
ing Tuesday evening, Jan. 26.
Mrs. Ida Root served a swiss
steak supper last Thursday eve
ming for Mrs. May Hazen on
her Both birthday. Guests at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hazen, Mrs. Stella
Mitigate, Mrs. Mabel Kibler,
Mrs. Lydia Quigley, and the
honored guest, Mrs. Hazen. All
but one were old neighbors in
Munson over 35 years ago.
After an absence of h r e e
months, Miss Pearl Beitel re-
turned on Monday, Jan. Is, to
her duties at the Chardon Beau
ty Shoppe. Pearl has undergone
eye surgery. MIS-. jessie BlcKle,
who has been working in her
beauty shop these past three
months, will continue at t h e
shop several days a week, by
appointment.
The office of DR.. A. J o h n
Rose will be closed from Mon
day, Jan. 25, through February
10th for remodeling. Telephone
calls will be answered to Sche-
dule appointments and for en-
ergency repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earle Egles-
ton were guests of Miss Dorothy
Heppler at Baldwin Wallace
college Saturday evening. After
dinner, they attended the B. w.
Lockbourne Air aSe basket
ball game.
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Progress Club Has Discussion
ON Book Reuew of This I Behpw'

explained that it is a collec-
ton of what 100 different people
believe.
They pointed out that selec-
tions were written by people
from all walks of life, some
very important business men,
others well = known theatrical
or sports people and still
others who are not known to
the world at all.
Mrs. Allyn told how the radio
program began back in 1949
over a luncheon discussion at
which Mr.. Murrow was present
and how he had carried on the
leadership throughout the years.
1t is not easily located on the
local radio stations but can
sometimes be picked up from
broadcasting station w G A U,
Philadelphia.
After discussing the book in
general, each panel member
presented her own ideas of what
she believed. ....
Music for the program was
presented by Mrs. Betty Hanna
SoloiSt, singing The Rosary &C.
companied by Anne Wettstein
at the piano preceding the dis
cussion and by Mrs. Paul Pope
singing Il Believe" to close the
program.
HoSteSSeS were Miss Alta
TraSk, Miss Harriet Johnson,
Mrs. Henry Knapp and Mrs.
Ben Harrison.
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Joanna Leggetts
Wedding Is Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leggett
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Joanna Tuth to
James Arp, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Arp of Georgia.
The bride is a graduate OF
Andrews School for Girls in
Willoughby and a student nurse
at the Lutheran School of Nurs-
ing in Cleveland. The groom is
employed at the Reliance Elec-
trio Company in Cleveland.
The couple were married Aug
uSt 18th at Blue Ridge Georgia,
by Justice of Peace, Roy Chap
man.
They will reside in Montville.
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Mrs. Lauter
to Entertain


Thursday, Jan. %, at 800
pm. is the next meeting of the
Welcome Wagon Newcomers
club. This meeting will be held
at the home of our president,
Mrs. Marvin A. Lauter, l12
Court street, Chardon.
All club members are urged
to attend this first meeting OF
the new year. We are planning
to have someone from the Op-
portunity school speak to us.
All newcomers are m
than welcome. Marjorie Lauter
hopes that all the women who
have been called on by a Wei
come Wagon Hostess will come
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21

What do you believe?
That was the question put to
members of the Chardon Liter
ary club Monday night when
they heard a live" book re-
view presented by a panel dis
cuSSion led by Mrs. Jessie AL
lyn. DiscusSantS were Mrs
Robert Neill, Mrs. Carl Bundus
and Mrs. Elbert Bidgood.
In their discussion, members
brought out that the book "This
I Believe" is an extension of
a widely listened to radio
program broadcast nightly from
Philadelphia under the guidance
of the news analyst Edward
r. Murrow.
The idea back of the pro-
gram is that men and women
will live happier and richer
lives if they deliberately decide
what they want from life,
what they want of material
things and the relative impor-
tance of moral and spiritual
things.
1T isn't easy" Mrs. Allyn
said, Ito write down in words
what we believe, even though
we all have certain rules by
which we run our lives"
All panel members agreed
however, that writing down the
words helps to see values more
clearly.
Panel members said the book
is now in it's fifth printing
(aYailable at the library) and
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Its Tough to Be a Christian
Speaker to Tell Mems Group

This months meeting of the
Mems Fellowship of the Pill
grim Christian church will be
held Monday night, Jan. 25, in
the dining room of the South
Hambden street building. A
steak dinner will be served at
$50 pm. tickets are $1.5O.
Speaker for the evening will
be Mr.. Fredric Spaulding. Mr..
Spaulding was born and edu-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21

The Business and Profession
al Women's club of Geauga
county met on January 14th at
the home of Lillian Keenen on
Garfield Rd., and although the
weather was not too good there
were eighteen members and
two guests present.
A bountiful supper was serv-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21
Methodist
Youth to
See Movie

The Chardon Methodist Youth
Fellowship are planning to at
tend the show, Martin Luth-
err, at the Lake theatre in
PaineSville this Sunday night in
group. Members who wish to
go will meet at the Chardon
Methodist church at 6:15. The
evenings entertainment will
cost about $1.25, and those who
wish to do so may bring dates.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry A. Car
ney entertained the group last
Sunday night at their home.
During the evenings activities,
Gerald Daniels was initiated as
one of their counSolerS.
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to
Program

The Research club will meet
on January 25th for their regu-
lar meeting. The program chair
man has announced that n e
topic will be Il Have a Secret"
in charge of Elizabeth Burgess.
HoSteSSeS will be Nellie Sum-
merS, Margaret BleadingheiSer
Doris Muchmore, LaVerne Pope
Connie Orzen and Margaret Nc
Bride.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-01-21
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27

The Geauga Panhellinic will
meet at the home of Mrs. John
Shiffler, $50 Chardon Ave, at
8 pm. Program: Election of
officers. Mrs. Loretta Holmes
will talk on the Opportunity
school. Mrs. Robert Watkins
will assist Mrs. Shiffler as hos
tess for the evening.