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HELP-WoMEN

MEDICAL SECRETARY for work with
ophthalmologist. 61s-day week; $3.50
mo. Write Box 1873. Stat, stating
qualifications. age, education and
MEDICAL sISLc.I SECRETARY for operating
rm.. will accept recent grad. of med
ical secretarial school. Air cond.
ONCE, age 90 to 40; salary and
lunch. 44-hr. wk. CHILDRENS
HOSPITAL. DU. 7-422O between Q
MEDICAL SECRETARY, experienced.
good typist; surgeons once: Silver
N sIRFsinFS; I AN SS Ssts .xn nref hut
mot Fior ne So o-s Ass 1915, Sc: 1SSa-
nursins home in Hn sSSurSs: livs II:
r rSHa ceaf'f L.. 5000. Mis
PIX OPERATOR KECEPTIONlST.
fair typist; 5-day wk.; good pay;
conditioned ONCE. interesting
work-what more can you want?
The girl we select must be between
the ages of 1890 and must be in
terested in a permanent position,
with q leading WASHINGTON Print
ing business. Apply Box 316-S. Star.
PIX OPERATOR, experienced, and
file clerk. must type; 5-day week,
air-conditioned once; Apply MAJOR
NV. Ask for Mrs. Strauss. In after-
PIX iS OPERATOR to assist with Cen
eral ONCE work; 6h-day week: steady
position. Apply ONCE, KOPY KAT,
717 " at ne ~
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INSTRUCTION coURsEs

LEARN TO SING in 10 easy lessons
by revolutionary new method BASIC
SINGING SYSTEM. JU. 9-1213:
SPEECH THERAPY. For children and
adults. For further information call
PIX StSn RREcE gPs.t syCnooL-BondI bids..
est. IS yrs. Hundreds placed. Age
no handicap; No $40-$50 agency
ices; pay HT, and eye classes zSS99Hspare
GET 4 BETTER PosITiON"Iearn
typing, Shorthand or. bookkeeping.
Small classes. enroll immed. BOYD
SCHOOL cor; G and 18th. Est. 3s
PoPUI,AR VOICE = Prof orch and
includes recording Of voice. Empl:
guar. to advanced students. CHARLES
NEWMAN No STUDIO DU. 7-4 BG
A CALL TO .ALL-There is an. ever
increasing demand for trained To,, els ;G
terested in learning a profitable;
Ii. 4-3635 or visit Professional
Electronics Training School. 1913 H
st. ne; TV and radio training a
TUTOR SpTe'Ei' WILL INSTRUCT children N on
ming June Il. EN-. 2.747S. is
SUMMER TERM in broadcasting
S stsEsins Ac nES OF M ssRRSoAbeisf AHs!
AB &c SHORTHAND in 8 wks.. SCI. SO,
terms arranged. Gregg shorthand in
8 wks Typing individually taught.
Air conditioned. TEMPLE SCHOOL,
COLORED-TYPING, s$4 wk.: 16-wk.
eve. course; free loan Of typewriter
for home practice: ABC and Gregg
shortd. 1888 G st. NV. MA. S-325S.
LEARN TO FLY, CT Government
approved flight school: all phases OF
fight training: 20 years continuous
BRINCKERHoFF FLYING SERVICE
College Park Airport
College Park. Md. 1Ss
COMPTOMETER SCHOOL
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BUSINESS SERVICES

SEWING DRAPERIEs. slipcoyers,
suits. dresses. etc: HO. .3-5952.
PAINTING INTERIOR and exterior:
irSt-class work; free estimates.
MR.. THOMPSON, 10. 1880. 80
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Stone, FlagStone, Cement
in retaining walls. patios.
flower boxes. steps, walks. drives,
porches. lily ponds. dreplaces. etc.;
24-hr. service. For q free estimate
call JERRY. LU. 1.4756.
STORE FIXTURES AND PARTI.
TONS. we make and restore fix
lures and partitions; peg boards
installed for display. We work
nights; price reasonable. LII. 3-141 8
anytime 10
TILE-New installations and repairs;
baths, pnrches. kitchens. ARMAND
BROS. ia. 9-260n. III S-2296.
TV REPAIRS, FREE ESTIMATE. Day
or night service Reas. rates. All
work. parts and labor guaranteed
year We also specialize in Muntz.
ia. 1902. IA
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Steel,


SEWING MACHINE, SINGER, mode:
ISL; like new; S110. OIL. 2-67l8.
am. to 7.30 pm Ia
SODA OOTHS-Upholster seats
and backs; 9 booths. cheap. 1888
Conn. ave. NV. III
STEEL OVERHEAD ROLLING DOORS
I'D: good condition. FRED S. GICH-
NER IRON WORKS. INC, RE. q
2419. lis
'STENOTYPE MACHINE, brand-new;
$50 or best offer. HO. 2-05a9 -lS
STOVE, cleo; like new, push button
controls, auto. oven. Warming oven.
Excel. buy. $3.50. OIL. 6-7S37. liz
TELEVISION, 16-inch Admiral con-
sole. SIS. IA. 7-7S19.
TUBING-Four 2O-ft, lengths, "a
inch COPPER tubing type N. 80 cents
per 4. viii not cut. IA. 7-7S19.
TWIN BEDS, 4-poSter style (sprinss
included, night table: $50. LA. O.
4O2S bet. 9 and IL am. 10
TYPEWRITERS, port. NEW, Rem,
ROYAL. Smith. Corona, Und.. Olympia.
Free home DEM: S1.50 wk D1.
VETERANS DISCOUNT co.
Discount to veterans and their fami.
lies only, on air-conditioners, fans,
Tvs, refrigeratorS, washers, free1ers
and de-humidiflers. Lowest prices in
town to veterans. All name brands
available. Merchandise brand-new, in
original factory cartons.
III 5-0230 ~
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FAPER HANGING
Sample books. 10. 2.O659.

PLASTERING REPAIRS. old, new
work. lge.. small Jobs: reas.; white
mech; free est. JU. 9-4154. -23
PLASTERING REPAIRS - First-class
work by white mechanic; free esti-
mates, ia. 0-106S 10
PLUMBING AND HEATING, jobbing
small; reas. Prices. CAN No. S-s1Ss
ROOFING. eli types; cutters. spouts.
carpentry and painting. D
ROOF REPAIR, watertight all over
$15; Painting, guttering. Day; RA'
3-134S. 1U: 2.9l7l. go
doors: new or rewired. by COLLEGE
PARK CABINET & MILLWORK CO.
INC. Free estimates. AP. 1891.
STONEWORK, fiagstone terra 8,
walks, brick or block retaining walls,
chimneys, fireplaces. all kinds OF
MARCUCCIO. PO 2-3h&S.
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MATTRESSES

For coffee shop. Good pay. excellent
tips; meals and uniforms furnished;
hours 2:30 til 1880 pm. Apply
Room S0S. Wasninston NAsionAIi AH-
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FOAM al RUBR Err any share p
LAND. 2145 F NV. Elk. 3-6633
FREEZER. Gibson. 1914 Gu. #; 500
or best offer. Call ia: S.SS6S. y
FUSS-UNCLAIMED MINKs; gath
York Storage houses. stoles. capes
barGains. BRESLAU. 614 18th st
W.. Elk 3-7297,
FUR COAT, silver blue muskrat, q
length; beautiful condition; $40
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bet.
ter-grade. bedrm.,. dining rm., liv;
ing. rm. from unclaimed freight ant
factory cloSeouts. etc A great say say:
B BE ior $50 sSsS New t York ave- soE ne
daily, 1916; Sat. til 4. RE. 7-431O
FURNITURE-Mahog. dinette, Other
misc. including chinaware. JE. g.
FURSiTURE-2 dressers. 500 ca;
stuffed chair, S25. DU. 7-3910a
FURNITURE-Bed. dble.. $50: others
81 to 50; mahogany din. rm. set
rockers. So: bookcase. SIS: doll car
riages. S. ca Books free to 81 30
per set; writing table. S.. Call NO
6-S96n after 6 pm. III
FURNITURE-Lawson couch. down
rust brcadloom rug and ozite pad
. slightly worn areas. $50. Youths
maple desk. 7-drawer kneehole. $50,
NO. 7-49l9. lis
FURNITURE - Lawson-type couch
two chairs, two radiant gas heaters
gas range, china closet. bed com
plete with box spring and mattress
foam-rubber rug cushion 6 by 8 #
OIL. 4-l5S3. III
FURN.-Liv. rm.. bedrm.. Fr. Prov
ash, western saddle. wall sym exer-
ciser. records. misc. LU. 2-260I;
FURN.-Round oak din. table, 5 CHI,
$50: sgle. bed, springs, SIS; dble.
springs and mattress, sis: 2 chests
and bureau, SIS each; rugs, 10. 81
"a. $50; Craftsman saw and mo
sofa, $50: Wicker love seat and
s snsr soSsS oak dest snG mateRS
swivel chair, $50; lamps. playpen,
hiehchsir, baby jumper. mirror. kit.
stool etc. Can deliver Silver SprinE.
FURN.-Antlque repro. handmade
solid mah0c.. Heplwite. bow-irt.
board: also leather-top end tables
and smoking stand $500 Quebec NV.
apt S2l., Call EN-. 2-946a or en-
FURN.-It'n pay you to shop and
save at 800 D st. ne. Q til y pm
IL .3-2S5l. in
nm. suite. desk. bed
bookcases. chest of drawers. kit.
table, lamps UN. 4-95o4.
FURN. UPHOL.-Sofa. . chairs, S75;
Serta studio couch. > cushions, prac-
tically new, $50: Drop-leaf manog-
any table. SIS. Call HE. 4-5a3l.
FURN. AND APT. AvAIL.-Iiv nm.
bedrm.. bkfst. set. bkcaSe.. playpen;
used 10 mos. DONNA LEE APTS-,
600 Lake st.. Apt. 104. Fails Church.
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CLERK-TYP1ST

Immed. opening for personable higf
school graduate under 35. Min. o,
Tyr. exper. in general office detail
bookkeeping, stock control or credit
collection. Must be good Lypist. 51a-
fee. Liberal company dement's. APP
ply HECHINGER CO., 18TH and
SITS. ne.
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PAINTING-PAPERING
Satisfied customers for Is years. Mr.
LAWRENCE. Ii. $500, RIA. 6-970S
PAPER HANGING, 50 per room up;
1854 SunfaSt washable paper; work
guar. RIA. 3.7393 or RA. 3-2461.
PAPER NOW: low prices. AL work.
Newest samples Interior painting.
Free estimates. JU. SOFAS. lis
PAPER HANGING
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. PoRCHES, screening;
complete remodeling service: esti-
mates free: all work fully guar
No money dr.. SO mos. to pay. sECc
SALES. ~. 5000. day or night.
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, atticl
serv. Have Il done right. Call
WHITE. 10. 4-6577 ~
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REPAIRs AND SERVICE lcenf. J

BAND LNsZRpllENL REPAIR a
GEORGETOWN PIANO CO.. 3403
a g: NV. Ho. 2-6706; eyes,. NO
CARPESTER-white mechanic paint
ing. roof repair. remodeling. DU.
- Repair work Of al
kinds done BY exper. white mech.
free estimate. AID. 4-9705. lis
CARPENTER-Dormers. porches, rec
rms. new and old work, anything
Mr.. SMITH. IA. 4-0501. any time
CARPENTRY. REMODELLING, attics,
finished: expert work done quickly
at lowest prices: easy terms or
cash. SMITH CO., WA. 7-1594, UN.
4-9l47. UN. 4-302s.
CARPENTRY, ROOFING
Painting and papering. Free esti-
mates. Call day or night. La. 6-62l4.
CELLAR WET Roof leak? Painting?
repainting? Expert wk., VIII. mech. ),
low cost. MR.. NEVINS. Ii. 7-S209.
DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6-SSSS any
day. any night
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HOSTESSES

HOTEL FRONT OFFICE RELIEF
cashiering on NCR-2000: air cond.
Apply managers ONCE. MERIDIAN
HILL HOTEL. 2601 10th st. NV.
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, 1BM: pay
roll exper.; 5-day .wk.: perm; pos !:
leave. DI. 1900, Ext. 215.
KEY PUNCH 0PER., Rem Rand,
Spring. JU. $4,000. lis
LIBRARIAN for hospital library. is
to 30 semester hours, library science
Medical BACKGROUND helpful but not
necessary. Must type, 44-hr. wk
includes Sat. morn. salary and
lunch. DU. 1920 betW cen 8 m.
and > pm
MANAGER-HOUS for small
gueSthouse in exchange for light
hskping. studio. Refs. AID. 2-9296.
MAID (coloredl. for beauty shop. One
who can DO shampooing. Telephone
MEAT WRAPPER, for self-seryice
meat dept. Apply In person. 4139
Wheeler rd. Sc. 20
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CALCULATOR - Remington Rand
model 95 1O-key cleo. printing cal
ing cond.; 1928. EN-. 1892.
CASH REGISTER, National, electric;
perfect cond., rings up to 500 .99.
Sacrifice: 500. IA. S-7S00. -21
CERAMIC KILN-Over-all height OF
stand, 6 #. Elements all working.
extra elements included. Chamber,
2Ox1Sx1S; S95. Will consider trade
with smaller high-firing kiln. Call
RE. 7-S467. before 6 pm. IL
DEEP FREEZE-Upright. IL Gu it.:
new. ia 8-9l51. ~
writer shelf. S25; Columbia boy s
bike, 26-in., $50; boys wagon with
side end racks $40; Bendix auto.
washer, $45; boys football shoulder
pads and head gear. So. KE. 7-l5S0.
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BUYERS ASSISTANT
CAFETERIA
KITCHEN
MANAGER

Up 70 $50 week for woman under 3!
years desiring to advance in foot
Industry. with experience IN com
mercial food preparation and service
COLLEGE training desirable but not re-
CURED. Liberal benefits. Advance
ment according to ability. List pas
experience for interview to P. o. 30,
S40S Columbia Heights Station
washington. D. c. lis
CASHIER-To work for national Fl
nance company. Would prefer younl
lady with finance company or banl
exper Must be able to type. Pa!
will be based on eXper. Call Mr.
DENNY. Elk. 3-S460. lis
CASHIER-CLERK, white, for bus,
cigar counter: exper. only: refs: !.
noon to $40 pm. Closed sun, holi
days. NATIONAL DRUG CO.. loot
Conn. ave. NV. q
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SAIESWOMAN

(ROckVlle, MO-
EXPERIENCED IN
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
CALL PO.. 2-419S -23
SEAMSTRESS EXPERT, for exclusive
gown shop. FRANCES EFT FRANCES,
1915 Conn: ave. NV. lis
over %; 5-day week; hrs. 9-6;
excellent opportunity for aggressive
person. Apply FRED EHRLICH
NV. NV ST. sc0466 0Oi' '''01 no o''
non-profit organ
ization. interesting work in field of
international affairs. College educa-
ton highly preferable, Shorthand
and tipping essential. Starting salary
$4,000 per year. with periodic in
creases. Please give full details on
EDUCATION and experience. Box 14s-
SECRETARY, 2-girl once, national
trade assn: hours $3.50 to 5; 5-day
week. Must be accurate shorthand
and Transcription. Write. Box 297-S,
Star. giving full particulars. expert
experienced; part-time
work mornings only. Phone MA.
S-2425 between 10 and IL am:
SECRETARY-An educational organi-
crc. baa an The epe yfny e e 9D1nt
once for a young woman who is an
Al twist. can take dictation. and
is q competent proofreader. Varied
duties. 5-day week. attractive air.
conditioned once Beginning salary,
$4,000. DU. 7-n1 SO. Ext. 80.
AND GIRL FRIDAY
Experienced only; for 2-girl ONCE.
Capable of once management for
busy advertising service. Good ap-
peararce maximum age 35. career
for right applicant. Convenient
air-ccnd ONCE Apply in person.
Room 602, 1857 K st. NV. or phone
ST 3-l441
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DESK SALE!
At Our Drive-in Warehouse
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
We offer quantities of Executive. Sec
retarial. TypiSt or Clerical.
A Today SALEl
DESK SALE!
D. c. SURPLUS SALES

D. C. SURPLUS SALES
Sill New Jersey Ave. NV.
DRILL STAND-Vertical drill stand
for H-inch drill. So. IA. 7-7S19.
lady's 70 Ct. S15; lady's
"a Ct. S225; lady's l Ct. $685.;
lady'S ia cts. emerald cut, -S475;
lady's ia cts, S475; lady's 2 cts.
S1,795. LIVINGSTON & CO.. 1923
H st. NV. ME. S-526S. -19
DINETTE SET, chrome and yellow
formica, ext. table and chairs,
S45. Also fireplace set. complete,
never used. S45. Call EN-. 1920.
DINING ROOM SUITES-7-pc ma
hog. brand-new. china. buffet, ext.
table. 4 chairs; reg s349, now
1929: G-pc. modern oak din. rm: :.
reg. S249, now S169. HENRY'S
1925 9TH st. NV. HU. 1886.
ELEC. RANGE-Kenmore, push but
ton de luxe; 2 yrs. old; $135. Call
FAN, attic, 80 in. originally sold for
S119, will sell for ST. New, hasn't
been used LU 2-OS01. III
the motor on your furnace blower
We furnish the blades. Also COM
plete fan kits. GRIGSBY CO.. 1904
K st. NV.
FANS: three 24-in. pedestal type, ad-
Unstable heights; perfect condition
Must sacrifice ia $1,000. -21
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PRESSER

Wool. experienced on trousers. eteady
position, top pay, 40-hour week, ex-
eellent working conditions. Modern
70 CLEANERS, 1926 s. Capitol ct
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FANS-ATTIC FANS
All sizes. completely installed. Call
MR.. MINNIX, EN-. 3-0480. -21
FILE CABINET SALE
1-drawer. S2.S5; 2-drawer, 81 80;
4-drawer, easy action. Shaw Walk
er, $3.50. also KARDEX VISIBLES
d. c. SURPLUS SALES
Eli New Jersey Ave NV
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03

News by Mrs. Howard Ensign
Telephone East Claridon 66217
Children's Day for the Con-
gregational church will be held
June 13. Bible school will be
held June IA "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F e n
wick, of Cleveland Heights,
Mrs. Rose Gould and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Boettiger of Newbury,
were among former residents
of Claridon, who returned for
the Memorial services Monday.
The AS You Like 1t circle
held their club meeting Friday,
May %, with Mrs. F ami e
Bruce in Cleveland Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bell
attended the stock car races in
Kinsman, o. Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Ensign, with
relatives from Mentor, attend
ed commencement exercises in
Akron Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald TraSk
and Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Valen-
tine were in KinSman, o. Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Watts
of Cleveland Heights called on
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Phillip Adams, who has been
in Utah for over a year past,
returned on Saturday, May %,
coming by auto. His wife made
the trip by plane arriving here
the following Wednesday. They
are staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wick Adams prior to beginning
housekeeping.
Fred Cherman, who has been
in poor health for some time,
went to Lakeside hospital last
Friday for examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Butler
of Cleveland were guests of
his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Butler on Sunday of
last week. On Thursday anoth-
er brother, Robert of Cuyahoga
Falls, was a guest there.
Miss June Evans, the sixth
grade teacher at Middlefield
took her pupils to Highbrook
Lodge on Tuesday for a week S
camping.
On Wednesday last, Paul
Stockham of Dalton, Ohio, and
his sister, Mrs. Helen Springer
and her son Fritzie of Kidron,
were calling on Mrs. N ellie
Adams.
Mrs. Helen Sanford was TAX
en- i'll on Sunday May 16, with
bronchial and heart trouble
and is being cared for at the
home of her daughter, Mrs.
Emil Valvoda. We are glad to
report that she is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph RaSchio-
tore and children of Wander =
grift, Pa, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Slagle
and family.
Mrs. Susan Cole and son, and
her mother, Mrs. Champlin of
Conneaut, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Evans and
family.
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Mrs. Lottie Wilmot Sunday

Mrs. Lottie Wilmot Sunday.
Mrs. Della Kellogg accom- :
panied her son in law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
and son, Howard of Conneaut-
vile, Pa, to Worchester, Mass,
over the weekend.
Claridon Grange was enter :
tained Tuesday night with a
picnic supper at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blair in
Burton.
The following program was
given for Community Memorial
day services at the Congrega-
tional church Monday. 900
1000 am. Decoration of Vet
Grams graves in East Claridon
and Claridon Center cemeter-
les. 1000 10:15 am. Hon o r
Roll Ceremony. 1890 am. Pro-
gram in the church: President
of the day Richard Vaccariel-
10; Address Rev. Vance
Frank of United church of
Huntsburg. Gettysburg Speech
Benner Jones. Musical selec =
tions Mrs. Mark Spurlock,
Mrs. Robert Christian and
Richard Miller.
Dinner was served in tn e
Town Hall by Center Women's
Fellowship. Weather has final
ly allowed the farmers to get
some crops planted.
Mrs. HoStetler'S sister a n d
family spent Memorial Day in
the Hostetler home.
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Nl1EO LEX
Continued from page six)
West Geauga Recreation

HeSt OeduSa recreation
Carl Maukonen, recreation
director for the West Geauga
center, would like to add a
woodworking class to the sum-
mer program. The Recreation
Council would greatly appreci-
ate any donations of woodwork
ing tools. Saws, hammers, a
wood vice, etc, are needed. If
some of these tools can be Sc
cured through donations it will
help the limited budget. Any
one having tools to donate may
call PA 9-4118 or PA 9-7O56.
Another new craft being ad-
ded this year is basketweaving
Mrs. R. G. Braund and Mrs.
Lester Sabin will have charge
of these classes.
Ladies Night Out
June 9th is the date of the
next meeting of the L a die S
Night Out group. This will be
held at 800 pm. at the Park
side Recreation social room.
Each member is requested to
bring a decorated sandwich,
also bring the packages receiv-
ed by parcel post if possible.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION ON
ISSUE OF BONDS.
General Code, Secs. 2293-21,
dSQE12 (C\


NOTICE is hereby given that
in pursuance of a Resolution
of the Board of Education of
the West Geauga Local
School District, Geauga County,
Ohio, passed on the 23rd of
February, 1854, there will be
submitted to a vote of the
people of said West Geauga
Local School District A Special
Election to be held in tn e
West Geauga Local School Dis
trict, Geauga County, Ohio, at
the regular places of ting
therein, on Tuesday, the 9th day
of June, 1854, the question of
issuing bonds of said w S t
Geauga Local School District,
Geauga County, Ohio in tn e
amount of Two Hundred Thou
sand Dollars ($2OO,00O.OO) for
the purpose of constructing a
Fireproof Addition to the exist
ing West Geauga Junior = Sen
ior high school building and
furnishing equipment therefor
as provided by law.
The maximum number of
years during which such bonds
are to run is "a years.
The estimated average addi-
tional tax rate outside of the
ten mill limitation as certified
by the County Auditor is IA
mills for each one dollar of
valuation, which amounts to
fourteen cents for each one
hundred dollars of valuation, for
twenty four years.
The Polls for said Election
will open at $50 o'clock am.
and remain open until $50 o.
clock pm. eastern Standard
Time) of said day. This Means
7:30 am. to 7:30 pm. Da y
light Savings time.
BY order of the Board of
Elections, of Geauga County.
Ohio.
Gladys S. Mcdonald
Chairman.
Beatrice Van Gorder
Clerk. |
Dated May 9Th, 1854 4c22.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03

May oath by way of Corey's
hospital and has decided to
make his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Folk. Congratula-
tions to the happy parents.
John Graham was taken i'll
on Sunday the 23rd with a heart
attack. We are glad to state
he is improving though till
confined to his bed. His child
ren, Mrs. Clifford Arndt of
Painesville, and Mrs. George
DoneS of PhaIanx Station visit
ed him on Monday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03
News by Mrs. James Ruch
Telephone ChardOn 5-4222

IeIephOne ChardOn 5-4222
Memorial Day was observed
Monday at IL am. in front OF
the plaque in the school yard
After which the graves in Fow.
ler's Mills cemetery and Maple
Hill cemetery. The Boy Scouts
participated.
Thursday at l pm. tn e
Ladies Aid will meet at h e
home of Rose Miller. This is
in many respects the working
arm of the church and every
member is urged to be present
at this meeting. The commit
tee is working hard to make
the Children's Day program a
success. Another practice at
the church Saturday / to 8 o.
clock.
Sunday, June 6, Holy Com
munion will be observed.
Congratulations to Paul
Herman's Sunday school class
of boys and girls for having a
perfect attendance for the past
nine weeks. They have donated
$3.50 to the building fund.
DR.. and Mrs. Leslie Osmond
and family of Pittsburgh, Pa,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Os-
mOnd and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Hawkins.
Mrs. A. D. Miller spent
Decoration Day with her
daughter in East Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Miller
were guests at the wedding of
friend in Gates Mills Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mlcock of Bass
Lake Rd. have purchased the
Albert Hines property and are
busy improving the property.
Munson Grange met at the
church Wednesday evening,
May 26, with eleven members
present. The degree team will
confer the second degree at
the exchange program to be
held at Ledge Grange, Thomp-
son, on June %. Pomona will
meet with Munson on Satur-
day evening, June 10, at the
Community House. There will
be a picnic lunch. Further
plans were discussed for h e
picnic to be held on July 18th,
and the Munson Grange Silver
Jubilee celebration.
Howard HaZen and his help
erS are to be congratulated on
the grand job they did on the
FOwler's Mills and Maple Hill
C m tie rieS They never
have looked better.
Mr.. Peter Deck of New York
City visited Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Summers Wednesday. Sun
day guests there were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hineline of Cleve-
land.