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Evening star., 1955-05-20
SiTUATIoNS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started
turns; prompt reas JU a-5407
CHAUFFEUR and houseman. 10 yrs
exp Free to live in Reliable and
references. Lu. 4-49a6.
J0R PAINTER. Experienced. Ii. 6.
1862.
RESTAURANT MANAGER-Excelle
food and labor cost. 25 years ex-
perience. TIE. 6-7907. 2Os
YOUNG MAN desires lob, most an,
kind: D c. permit reliable: refs
Ii. 3-4195.
VET, 30. married: BIS, LIB. not O
member of bar, desires work in lega
field: general or patent. Some patent
ALL-ROUND OFFICE MAN. typist
clerk, stenog., timekeeper. Writ,
p. o. Box 5l46. Wash. 10, D.. c.
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THE EVENING STAR C-s
Washington, D. c. "
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1855
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


RADIO PARTS AND EoUIPMENT-
ceramic plate caps. 20c. $50 MA.
silenium rectifiers. Sl,25. Halli-
crafters F40B receiver. S65. spse-
hetti, 3 #. for &c. Command re-
ceivers. 629.l me, new. sic. Novice
and tubes. $50. ARC-4, VHF trans
ceiyer. $50. Store hours, Q to 9
daily except sunday; Friday. 9 70 2.
201O Duke ST.. Alex. Va: XII. s.
RADfo-National ESQ MMF condens-
ers. 95c: electronic key. SO; used
head phones, S1.S5; 2400 MID
SOW. Soc; 6v vibrspacks. Ss.e5; 12-
lsHrsy 29ay Synsme,1T l2 iN e; ess so, M
Oakland ST. Arl., Va: Sats, ia.
IA. 5-T2S1 for directions.
RADIO -PHONOS.. Masnavox used; s.
speed phonos some with Tv. eompl.
,overhauled; guar FRED WALKER.
Thurs THG2 T Fl. till % . nm. M EsI
RECORDER. comb. radio-phono-,
Fort; make own records; sacrifice,
$50. HO. 2-621I, ewes. -22
REFRIGERAT0RS, apt. size. most
reasonable: excel. condition. DUNN
MARK. 413o Ga. ave-. Tu. "-4s3l.
REFRIGERATORS. used; rent or buy.
S5 per month: full guar. DOWD'S
EN- 2-7300. 44is Conn. ave
REFRIGERAToRS FOR RENT. new.
all makes. 35c a day. rental NAV
apply TO purchase. Call ST $1,000.
REFRIGERAToRS, all makes and
sizes, reconditioned and reflnished.
l-yr. guarantee. Free delivery.
ALLAN REFRIGERATION CO. SCI
Que st. NV. AID. 2-4iSl. -a2
Westinehouse; per-
feet working cond.. $50; GE range,
like new, sioo OIL; 4-04sI: SO
chimes: used rebuilt. painted, S25
up; some guar. year, FREDER-
ICKS, INC. 1905 18th st. NV.
Apply to purchase Call ST. $1,000.
REFRIGERATOR, deepfreeZe,. 9h Gu.
it.. almost brsnd-new, peri. cond.;
S225. RA. 3-5S23. 22'
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, prac.
new Sell for storage costs. SIS.
Delivered free. RE. 7-4434,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. gas; S25
up: guar. incl del. BLOCKS. 1l46
Lee hwy 1910 BALTIC. ave. WA.
T-5501, ia $500
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HELP-poMEsTIc

dren: Thursday and every other
Sunday of: references required: S35
per week. RA. 3-24s9. -25
COOK, lst floor, for adult family;
eeent ssla4g s4per EM puss ssss ss mi
Brandvwine. st. NV -21
COOK G.H.W., live in, for . months.
Ref; health card; OIL. 4-562S. 30
GENERAL HOUSEWORK and child
eaaEseS; easS at,sr liye IN; refs; reg; s 10; Cd 4
G.H.W.- COOK, live in; $50: exper 4;
of Thursdays and alternating SUM-
days; upstairs room. Tv and pvt.
bath, OIL. 6.47s9. -25
toned rambIeP xe en- ase mS0e5 a54s eaper
with young children; u day Wed.
and every other Sunday of: must
bave rees3t local reference; S35
GMw e i've in or stay . niGhts;
ployed: S3n. EN-. S-872s. al
G.H.W.. plain cooking; white. live in;
good homemaker for widower and
children. z and 8 years old: ex-
erences' on Sei every Sun Sunday 'tss SO per per
week. Good home. Box 462-Y. Star
HOUSEkEEPER and cook, to make
her home with widowed lady. living
IN apt; refs. REQUIRED. OIL. 7-0320.
MAID. live-in; with refs. intelligence,
neat; pvt. sleeping quarters: apply
IN person; 1907 Tuckerman st. NV
for interview. go
County estate: pvt. cottase: auto,
mobile; references required. PO. g
CATHOLIC HoUsEKEEpER. white.
for rectory in Arl.. Va. Ref. Call
vntI vsttsT . Pm; OF; 4-9261, -21
g;h.w,, sehool-age children. ironing,
other help EN- $1,000. ga
SUMNER JOB-Cook and general
houSework for July and August in
New England; refs. req. Box .126-E,
WHITE GIRL wanted for light house
salary LO. 7-S9S2. -22
WOMAN wanted to watch children
while mother works; live in or out.
Call SO. S-9390 after 4 pm. -2a
COUPLE. live in; woman for cooking,
gh W. man for helping in house and
garden; must be fond Of children,
have good references Thurs. and
every other Sun. of. OIL. 4-406O.
WOMAN wanted for g.h.w.: expert
eneed; f;T live in; SIS per week; must
CoLoRED WOMAN s'h.w.. live in,
must have experience and refs. Wo.
CoLoRED WOMAN. cook. ghw; live
In IN or out. Near Rockville. Call
= d.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of build
er's model home at substantial saw
ings. Please INQUIRE at Construction
once, Tedrieh blvd. and Peterson
FTRNSia4ifnfRfE' On Saiffaf' va va Matching couch and
chair. matching end tables. rugs.
z dineste chairs; g si.s oil in good eendi-
FURNITURE-Househol items Of en-
tire house: leavins city. KE. 7-9oS3.
FURNITURH-complete for 1-bedrm.
apt. Must sell cheap this week end.
1881 S st. NV, Apt. so7.. NO.
FURNITURE = FURNISHING AN
APT? Complete bedrm.. liv, rn,
Rna nt ansif canicn nrn preer EYES to s' sell E1Gs nn
broken. SACRIFICE. Ia. 9-s1as.
FURNITURE-Entire furnishings for
5-room apt. Call OF. 4-9349.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-6 dining
sssasSfa s SinF GRAFT GRAFT S Is%son fsSesS cove oSe
seat S55' bedroom set-chest Of
drawers. dresser. chifferobe. bed and
spring and mattress. S72; Lawson
or double bed, sI0: dinette set. $40:
drop-leaf table s34: ice. cream par
Tor chairs. SO coffee tables. SIS.
sofa bed $40: innerspring mattress
SO: desk SIS: vanity with mirror
$40: wardrobe. 81; bookcase S3:
ches, of drawers $40: coil spring.
double or single S5: kitchen table,
SIS. round oak table. SO: other
pieces not listed We also do reup.
holstering refinishing cabinet work:
furniture cleaned. draperies and
cornices custom made furniture
slip cover sofa and chair $40; extra
chair SIT a5' sofa and chair reup.
holstered. $50 labor and materinl
included is colors Of texture ma
.erials and stripes. HOFFMANN
UPHoLSTERERs. 2447 18th st; W.
co S-5116. 22'
FURNITURE-Dinin rm. set. Q pcs.
English oak. like new. EN-. 3-00g5;
1928 39th st. NV. -22
FURNITURE SALE New bedrm.. din
rm. and liy rm Some factory close
outs and showroom samples Modern
and traditional quality furniture at
lowest prices regardless Of big dis
counts offered elsewhere Compare
-STAHLER'S FURNITURE co:
|sl6 18th 81 NV RE. 7-431O
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS as low as S1.55o; al.
teretions. lttics and basement rec
rms. See US and save: white mechs
only. JU, 5-1SIS, JU. 9-SS91, .;
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, porches
jalousieS, kitchen modernized, recr
rms, complete remodeling service
estimates free all work fully guar ;;
no money down, 80 mos. to pay
SECO SALES, JU. 5000, EN-
2-S7i9. dav or night.
ADDITIONS Attic rms, carports
porches, rec rms. Free est Plan,
furn FHA financing o am q pm
MARlCK CONSTR CO., JE. 3-7J4a
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS, attics
porcheS. shelving, cabinets. rec. rms
Free estimates 10. 2-1639. 30
ADDITIONS--Alte attics, rec
rms, porches; repairs of all kind
GcalnleLLo. Gcall 10. 4-5a91. After s, OIL
AUToMoBILE AIR CoNDITIoNERs
checked and completely serviced
Call DU 1881.
BRICK WORK. new and repairs, ad
ditions, ETC.; first-class work. full,
insured; free estimates. Cali MR.
BILL, Elk. 3-22S5. 81
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MIscEL. FOR SALE Cont J

BOOKS, s-price sale-5.OO0 vols
fiction. non-flction.. 1915, Sat-, Sun
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HELP-WoAEN

BooKKEEPER, full charge
through trial balance. Must be, ex-
perienced, Call JU. S-492o, o 70 o
for appt. 20
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

flaker. 300 lbs per day, for zoe per
100 h.. f1rst-class condition; S40u,
Servel Iceman. 800 lbs Of cubes per
day good condition: $3.50 Serrel
Iceman. 250 lbs; Of cubes per. day.
a. ai sfeRn fHPaa.'fa BRENNEa a es SRFY aS sS eSy
TERPEIsES. INC, ,e04 10th St
lRoNER-GE, $50. Small tapestry
sofa with gray custom slipcover, also
tapestry chair. both s35. Under
dinette set with buffet, 3 chairs, S25
Bathinette with pad and liner, S4
Baby scales, $3.50. Elec, steriIizer
50. New crib blanket. pink, So Girls
dresses, size 4. ladies dresses, size
12-14. Summer rugs, one Sxl0, ma
S5 each: one Sx10 tan with pad. So;
one 9x12, tan, So. Lo .5-232S.
IEWELRY-35 carat pear shaped
Fawcett cut acquaFmariIle clip with
IA small and q carat diamond on
offer. BOX 4lS-E Star. 80
KARDEX CABINETS, Remington
Rand. steel. 5xS card size. One
IL drawers. two 20 drawers: "a
price. CENTRAL, 20l9 l4th st. n
KETTLES. stainless steel. steam Jack
eted with lids; capacity, 40 and SO
gal. each, excel. cond.; ST ,25 per
gal N. FRANK a. SON, Ala 3rd
St NV.
KILNS . ceramic: greenwsre; sum:
mer rugs; electric ironer; very good
condition. JU. 9-142S. -22
KITCHEN CABINETS AND SINKS
Clearance sale: making room Tor
new displays. Up to SOC on on
present displays of fine wood cabi-
nets, Misc. sizes of Formica tops,
5G,fS OF; Open eyes; M9ns thTS9sh SMi
57ls Baltic. ave, Hyattsville, IN
LAMP = Magnificent Italian hand
fer. Call co. 5-658O. : -22
LATHE. Craftsman: 12t4" swing over
bed; SO" between eenters; excellent
condition: reasonable. JE. 3-7b74
or JE. 3-S649. -22
LAWN Law gI7i EgRN. New Gallo n, tNOnsRnst' RI.
39ff gin qsPi tsble. chairs 9TlF sis sfss5o Ssls
spr,ng, Seri hack hack chair Sa5 1 ss1 % q
LEVENTHAL's FURN. CO.
1890 7th st. NV. HU. 3-Sa0f
LAWN MOWERS, Just been sharpened
IS ca. 2722 Randolph rd.. wheaton
LIVING ROOM SUITE, leather uphol.
stored chair very reasonable ia
LUMBER-3 oon pieces e'.x6" it
long. Short leaf pine. RE. 7-593S
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MOTOR TRAVEL

9 RIDERS to Los AAreles. Calf.
JE. 4-72Tf.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. take two
Leave May 25. Share driving and
expenses La. 6-1563 after 6. 22s
MARINE CAPT bachelor plans lv.
y; c, ABOUT June 20: drive San
Diego via N. T.. PittSbR., Det.. Chi
cago. Idaho. Seattle San Fran, L,
A Approx Ia days ca. city. Any
one interested in such tour or any
part. share gas, oil. driving, write
Box 232-E, Star. o3s
TO RESPONSIBLE person who would
like to go to Chicago. l have Ig55
Ford sedan to be left there. ALI YOU
have to pay is the gas and oil, CAL
ST. 3-l0o0 any time. 90
Evening star., 1955-05-20
STUDENTS

Men and women, white. over 10, .
hrs in evening. Full time after
school is out. Experience unneces-
saTy, Will train: for outside order
dept. Apply Mr.. FULLER, Saturday
to 10 am. Room 332, Bond Bldg,
l4O4 New York ave, NV,
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STEEL

We have a large stock of steel
beams and angle irons in
all sizes.
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
y. c. YARD, LU. 4-O500
ROCKVILLE YARD. PO. 2-g211
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HELP-MEN AND woMEN

BEAUTY OPERATORS - Men and
women fexperieneedl, full or part
nit Hills and Graham I'd. shopping
eenters. JE. 2-9672 and JE. 4-2607
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT. Silver sprinl
CPA Arm Good opportunity. Cal
MRS. SHAPIRO. JU. 10000. -25
swimming pool snack bar. Must b
experienced. must have car: GOOD
salary. Call WOODMONT COUNTRY
CLUB OIL. 9-SB40. -22
COUPLE to manage 100-rm. Amer
ican-plan hotel in refined NV. Sec
ton. Salary, commission. apartment
meals Must be experienced in all
phases of hotel work. Box Sc. Star
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Colonial brass table lamps. $4.95i
S12.95; deep lounge chairs, wide
choice Of coverings. S39.95; beau
tiful Chippendale mirrors, S19a5;
modern pull-up chairs. S14.a5:
modern wrought-iron table lamps
S395: open arm living room chairs
1895; beautiful modern Lawson
sofa, foam rubber cushions. S9a.g5
modern oieE1. contour chairs cha wit, with
form rockers. goose neck mahog
arms, choice OF covers, s37.95 q
inss, 81 .95; solid cherry seWinf
cabinet. S1995; solid hardrock ma,
American gilt round mirror, SI0.95
lime oak drop-leaf table with :
matching chairs. jr. size, $50 a5
solid cherry gate-leg drop-leaf ta'
BILE, 2Sx42 closed. 42x7S open
SS4 ,a5; hardrock maple china
closet, honey finish. S64.95: large
lined oak chest of drawers. S44 95
famous make Hollywood beds. com
plete at S2SSS: nationally adver,
,tised inner-spring nattresS attire So ant t
nous brand box springs, S19.95
lined oak modern beds, S19.95.
Three large floors stocked with nu
merous items at low, low prices
Come in and browse around. Oper
Friday and Monday nights. Free de-
livery. Budget terms.
Furniture Trading Mart
a13-2I5-2l7 KING ST, ALEX. VA
Evening star., 1955-05-20
FURNITURE
Every Day Is Sale Day
at Great Rapids
We Are Never UnderSold
Seeing Is Believing
Look at These Bargains in
All-NeW Furniture

All-New Furniture
s1ea.5o VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror,
chest and double bed.
s1eo.5n VALUE
Solid maple double dresser and mir
ror, chest and double bed.
OUR PRICE, $50 so
1915 VALUE
Genuine nah. table and leaf, 4 chairs,
buffet and china cabinet. 800
OUR PRICE. S237
$40 so VALUE
Genuine nah. kneehole desk.
OUR PRICE. 1895
S1a9.5o VALUE
Fine sofa bed and matching chair.
500. so VALUE
Solid cherry drop-leaf table,; finest
OUR PRICE. s5e.Y5
$50. so VALUE
custom-b built studio with kick-pleat,
A"Ne' '"'H OeUSi OUR PRICE, $3.50
$3.50 VALUE
Large club chair. custom quality, all
spring construction. -.-
So59.5O VALUE
Genuine Fisher Dualounge with fine
innerspring mattress; sleeps >.
OUR PRICE. Sl49.95
$50 so VALUE
Wrought iron and plastic-top dinette
OUR PRICE. So .95
~ 6 -
Evening star., 1955-05-20
sITUATIoNs-woMEN

COMPANION, housekeeper to lady
alone. Drive car; go anywhere.
Box 459-Y, Star.
SECRETARY for small Office, admin
istrative exper. 80 yrs. old. Refs
Box I64-E, Star. 30
ELDERLY LADY desires work as care
of sick or receptionist: weekly. Call
ia. 1-2116. -o2
Evening star., 1955-05-20
FURNITURE

We feature floor samples,
closeouts, warehouse stock
and discontinued patterns
ALI NEW furniture at saw
ings of 4096 to 500 off reg
ular retail prices. All items
sold LAS IS," but in excel
lent condition. Stocks are
one of a kind and subject to
prior sale.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
BUILDING MATERIALS
RAZING

BARRACKS BUILDING
On Mass Ave. and
Nebraska Ave. Circle NV.
MODERN WINDOWS-EX-
CELLENT STANDARD
SIZED DOORS-CLOSET
DOORS-OAK FLOORING
- SHEETROCK - SLATE
SURFACE FIBER BOARD
LUMBER, ALL SIZES.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
BUSINESS SERVICES

EXPERT BODY WORK AND COM
PLETE PAINT JOB: $40 95 UP
WA. 7-7600. 20
Evening star., 1955-05-20
CASHIER

iust be alert and willing to learn
Steady employment: good salary Il
start. Ask for Miss Janet, MAR
WINS, 734 9TH st, NV,
Evening star., 1955-05-20

wv IVA Ob- 4Ns" LA. O-U Ul3G
Store Hours: q to s. Thurs, Q to Q
FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE
fURN.-3-rm. apt. for sale; will sell
to person renting apt, for $3.50, Ii.
FuRN.-3-piece liv. rm suite, end
tables, coffee table. winthrop secre-
tary. lamps. rug JE. 3-3490.
FUkN.-73 rms, incl. pract. new liv.
rn.; blond dinette. mahog. bedrm.,
tabieS. lamps, rugs, drapes; S400 or
SCI! separate. XII. S-0035. --22
FuRN.-Sofa, slip cover. draw drapes.
desk. 4 mahog. end tables. cocktail
taple. table radio-phono. flatware,
bedSpreads, TU 2-5147 -22
FuRN.--leaying town: liv. rm.. di-
nette; babv furn., sterling silver, etc.
FURN.-Dining rn. set. bedrm. set
ana an! single bed; good cond.: sacrifice.
FtRN:@PraSc;. new liv. rm. sofa.
fas,a' fnsir' lamps. tables; RUGS console
GARAGE DOOR, lisht -oyerhead- :
wood. Practically new. Complete
with wood framing. Best offer. Call
GAS RANGES, used. all sizes. "as is"
Only 81 and up. B. A. COE g. co
3l2l l4th st NV. CO. $4,000
GAS RANGES new. used. repairs. oil
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE.
iuil nth st NV; Ma. S-S952
GAS RANGES 49,. 4 BURNER.
A S19,a5 each; excellent condition
w. FRANK 4; SON, Ala ard st.
Evening star., 1955-05-20

Furniture Trading Mart
KING ST, ALEX. VA
XII. $4,000, XII. S-93o1
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-10
East
News by Mrs. Martin Langaa
Telephone PA 9-7837

News by Mrs. Martin Langaa
Telephone PA 9-7837
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rand
ell have moved into one of the
AL Pots apartments on Mul :
berry Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baxter
and small daughter are living
in one of the Schoenfelt houses
on County Line Rd.
George Green, formerly from
here, is now on the police force
in Waite Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy STANCE of
Worrell Rd., returned Friday
evening after a two weeks va
cation with relatives in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Murfello
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Baxter
attended the Flower Show in
Cleveland on Wednesday eve :
Mrs. william Banfield a n d
Miss Millie Green from CheS-
terland, were hostesses at a
miscellaneous shower for Lois
Langaa at the Little Church in
the Vale on Friday evening.
After playing few games,
the bride to be opened heI
very pretty and useful gifts. A
buffet lunch was served ffom
a table decorated for the oc-
casion which, consisted of I'm.
cy sandwiches, pickles, olives,
coffee, ice cream, cake, nuts
and mintS. Those attending
from here were: Miss Judy
Cendrowski, Mrs. Spence
BaAfield, Mrs. A Pots, Mrs.
Robert Randell, Mrs. L. Rob-
inette and Mrs. Martin Langaa
From Chardon, Mrs. Don
Green, Mrs. Ralph Henry, Mrs.
Ted Henry and daughter Helen
From Gates Mills, Mrs. D n
Mackenzie and Mrs. Dori S
Potts. From Wickliffe, Mrs
Clark Stevenson and Miss Mary
Ann Tomsu. From Lyndhurst ,
Mrs. C. SomerS, Mrs. S. Kre-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-10
Hanhden
News by Mrs. William Fidler
Telephone ChardOn 5-8241


Mrs. Merritt Wedge, Mrs.
Carl Stale from Rome n d
Mrs. Rudy Barta from Orwell
spent Wednesday in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Carver
had family get to gether
over the weekend with h e r
children and grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Prentis
spent Saturday with Mr.. n d
Mrs. Anil Koritansky celebrat-
ing Mr.. PrentiS birthday other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Czachersky.
Mrs. John Grant took h r
girls to Mrs. Blaha on Kile
Road she showed them how to
make ceramics. They are max
ing a project of this and are
learning to paint them.
Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD Phillips
attended the funeral of Mr..
Paul McNish in Claridon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Carver
and family spent Sunday at he
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
Webster in Thompson. Mrs.
Carver and Mrs. Webster at
tended the flower show.
Mrs. John Carver visited Mrs.
William Wilder and Mrs. Dora
Radcliffe in West Chardon Fri
day. .r
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Bet =
lift and children visited h e r
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carver Monday.
Miss Etha Kiser has returned
from Benjamin Rose hospital in
Cleveland February 25 and is
staying at the home of h er
neice Mrs. Robert Weston and
getting along just fine.
The True Blue class Will
meet at Mrs. Jerry Batovec'S
home Saturday evening, Mar.
IL. Members are asked to
bring sales tax stamps.
Mr.. Frederick ZirkurSch is
home from the hospital and i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krejci
spent the weekend in Cleveland
to celebrate their neice's sur
prise 10Th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bard
from Willoughby were Sunday
evening guests at the home of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-10

snye and Mrs. F. Dittmar, rom
Mayfield Heights, Mrs. r. Muir
ley from Willoughby, Mrs
George Green, Mrs. c h a n y
McGuel er and Mrs. l.. Danol-
TO.
hose unable to attend but
who sent gifts were Mrs. R.
Nelson of Chardon, Mrs. r. Phil
lips of Willoughby, Mrs. Will
liam Russell of Gates M ills,
MISS Faith Somers of Lynd-
hurst and Mrs M. Shope of
Mentor, also Joan Marshall OF
Mayfield. Lois Langaa was also
guest of honor at a shower at
the home of Mrs. G or g e
James in Chagrin Falls in Feb
ruary and at a shower at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. r. Ter
beck in Berea in February by
her relatives in Lakewood and
Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-10
News by Victoria Dietz

The Red Cross drive 70 r
funds is on its way in ou r
township. Heading the drive as
chairman is Mrs. John Dram
with her committee; Mr.. How
ard Barnes, Mrs. George Frank
Mrs. John Dietz, Mrs. Bill Gal
la, Mr.. Paul CalkinS, M S i.
Anna KoSch, Mrs. Jean Hupp,
and Mrs. Leonard Zorella. And
a note from our Geauga Chap
ter, I'VE urgently need the sup
port of every patriotic citizen
of this county to carry on the
work and to finance the cost
of our blood bank participation,
the Home Service activities for
our boys and girls in the SER
vice and their families, the in
creased scope of our water SAT-
ty program, the camp and hos
pital work among our veterans,
the sick room loan closet, the
Civilian Disaster program, etc.
We are counting on you to
back us up. For the sake and
safety of all our citizens, don't
let us down" A Red Cross rep
resentative will call at your
home. If by any means you
have not been contacted, send
contributions to Mrs. ] o h n
Dram, RD 1, Huntsburg, Ohio.
On and off the sick list this
week. AZ children were absent
from school on Monday, most
cases were due to flu, colds
and the bad weather. Mrs. Mon
tagner has been ailing all week
with high blood pressure. Phil
lis Burt is back to school after
a recent tonsillectomy. Jimmy
Culbertson was absent a few
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murray.
Mrs. Barney Sebor and Ka-
thy, Mrs. Elmer Krejci, Mrs.
Mildred Blaha and Mrs. Joseph
Blaha and Judy went to the
flower show Friday, March A..
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blaha
and children went to see Gene
Autry at the Arena Sunday,
March 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Blaha
and children visited the Mike
Vesely's in Newbury Saturday
evening.
The Girl Scouts of Troop l
have their projects displayed in
Bostwick'S window in Chardon.
Mrs. j. C. Nelson of Jack
son, Ohio, is spending a few
days with her sister Mrs. w.
Landon.
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NEWS from HUNTSBURG

'dayS with sore throat. Jerry
Bynn KazSuk fell and hit his
head on the edge of the couch.
The wound required 2 stitches.
Bill Gala is still suffering with
a bad back. Mrs. Lester Short
is still in critical condition at
LourdeS hospital in Bingham
ton, New York. Nurses are re-
.quired around the clock. Her
condition was somewhat better
on Sunday night, though. Mr..
M. L. Texter has been fighting
bad cold for a few days.
Russell Hart who was involv-
ed in the auto collision on
routes 322 and 528 on Sunday
morning, besides being badly
shaken up and scared stiff, is
alright to date. Mrs. E. Row
land and her son were pasSeng-
erS in the other car. They are
from WilliamSfield, o. Mrs.
Rowland suffered a cut knee
and the boy received a bump
on the head and a cut lip.
Rev. Eugene Abbott had to for
go a few extra activities due
to a cold.
The HuntSburg United church,
on Sunday, welcomed Rev. Rob-
ert KleeSatel, pastor of tn e
First Christian church of Men
tor who preached a most i'm
pressive sermon entitled, I'VE
Run With Giants" Our minis
ter, preached at a church in
Willoughby. This was in. &C
cordance with a pulpit exchange
between Diciple ministers in
this area.
Robert Sykora gave the "pra-
yer of invocation" 1.-The re =
sponse reading" and 1.-The af-
firmation of faith"
On March 20, we will be
provileged to have in our pull
pit, DR.. Stanley H. ulIen,
superintendent of the Akron
District of the Methodist church
Notice to the students in the
adult Sunday school class. Dur
ing Rev. Franks absence, class
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NEWS from MONTVILLE

have invited the Montville Mems
club to meet with them on
Wednesday March 23rd at 8
pm.
Nine men and women from
here attended the First Aid
Glass at Huntsburg school Thur
Sday evening.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Hist U. s.-Produced Arms
N Spain Go 10 Turkey
sy shs Assosioisd Press

VALENCIA. Spain, Jan. 12.--
The first cargo of arms produced
IA Spain for the United States
government sailed for Turkey
Yesterday aboard an American
transport.
The cargo consisted of land
mines purchased for the Turkish
Army under the Mutual Defense
Assistance program. They were
manufactured for the United
states Government by a private
Spanish firm.
The contract was the first
awarded to a Spanish firm under
tie so-called offshore procure
Iaent program.
In Madrid. the United States
Embassy announced is 105-mm
Kpwitzers, the first guns manu-.
factured in Spain under the pro.
gram. were turned over to United
States ordnance procurement Of
ilcials yesterday.
The Americans, In turn
handed over the howitzers Il
SPANISH army officials as al
additional delivery under thu
Mutual Defense Assistance pro.
Efhm.