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DEATHS REPORTED
tFrom the D C. Health Department

Elizabeth 9. Burns, %. 1891 connec.
tcut ave. NV.
ch.rlss J. Allen. 81. s7Ss Benton ct
NV.
Jessie L. Slower. so, 6ls 10th st. NV.
Carl Lowenstein. so. 1929 18th st. NV
mary M. Grimes, so, $50 Raleigh st
Edward H. Wise, 20. Silver Spring, Nd
Mary Depenbrock. II, Washineton, d. c
Wise 3. Hurt. %, Herdon, Va
Martin B, Cannon, so, 4332 3rd st. NV
Vivian w. Agniel, 90, III 18th 1t. SIC
Wall1ce q. Campbell, SO, Savannah, CA
Otto zabn, SO, Silver Hill, Nd.
Maurice Z. Mangum. 81, 1915 constitu.
Lena s,of Lo sss; M Il. .s1s p.rs.n. "a NV
Elva Statsa, AZ. Danville, Va.
Melbourne J.. Amos, 90. ~ r st, Sc.
Kenneth q. Meadows, 80, 526 list NV
Richard A. Harrison. 26. Silver spring,
Carrie L. wilson. rs. $50 varnum ct.
tLe.sis Egsk . n. 1901 Eads st. NE.
Hsrold Hemphiil, eS. .a22S 18th 81. NV.
ss ss0 as g. l lSss 1 Ba 4: NV
Annie M. Sims, Al, $3.50 Edmond ct.
Bertha M. Newell, SO, AGO W st. NV.
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Bernorr Mocfodden Dies,
Exponent Of Rugged Life

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. oct. Is
(R.-Bernarr Macfadden. color
lful exponent Of rugged living
who regarded old age as "just q
bad habit" Is dead at 81.
The one-time millionaire pub
Usher died last night at Jersey
City Medical Center after an
attack Of jaundice.
Mr.. Macfadden's physician
said the attack. which brought
him to the hospital last Friday.
had been aggravated by q three
day fast. The death certificate
listed the cause Of death as
cerebral thrombosis"
From a sickly child, Mr.. Mac
fadden built himself into q hardy
physical specimen and amassed
10 fortune estimated at one time
at $50 million.
However. involved In recent
court disputes with his second
and third wives. he listed his
income at $500 o year after
taxes.
Former Publisher
Mr.. Macfadden once was pub
Usher of such magazines as
Physical Culture. Liberty and
True Story. and his former
newspaper holdings included the
New York Evening Graphic, the
Detroit Daily, the Philadelphia
News and the New Haven Times.
During his vigorous lifetime,
Mr.. Macfadden was married
three times and had nine chill
dren. A son was with him when
he died.
Old age held no peril for the
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Col. J. K. Wehrmun,
Army Signal Corps

1t. Col. Jack K. Wehrman, IS,
Army Signal Corps officer who
had been assigned to the ONCE
of the chief signal officer here
since 1854, died yesterday at
Fort Belvoir Hospital. He lived
at 2647 North Van Dorm street,
Alexandria. Va.
Col. Wehrman was born in
Brennan, Tex. He attended
Texas A6zM College and entered
the Army in 1910 in the Signal
Corps. He earned nine battle
stars in World War II and in
Korea. Before going to Korea
he was with the instruction
group in the National Guard in
Richmond, Va.
He was a member of the
Masons in Columbia, s. c. His
widow, Mary Lou, survives.
Services were to be held at
8 pm. today at Fort Myer Chapel
with burial in Brennan.
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Arthur Hommerstein, Fomed
Producer Of Musical Shows

LANTANA. Fla, Oct. IS (P.-
Arthur Hammerstein. SO, a mem.
Der OF one Of the worlds leading
theatrical families. died yester-
day. apparently of a heart at
tack.
He was the producer Of famou.
Naughty Marietta" and 20 other
musicals in about 40 years ir
show business.
Oscar Hammerstein II, 9
famous playwright. lyricist and
producer, is his nephew. Hi.
father, Oscar Hammerstein I
was q producer in both thiI
country and Europe.
Mr.. Hammerstein retired from
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Luurens Youmuns,
In Salisbury, NC.

Laurence Youmans, 10, father
in-law Of Representative Her.
long. Democrat Of Florida, died
yesterday at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs w. H. Harter
Salisbury. N. c., after an illness
OF several months.
Mr.. Youmans had made his
home with Representative Her
long prior to going to Florida to
visit his other daughter.
He was q member Of the Fair.
fax Is. CD Baptist Church, Ma
sonic Blue Lodge. and former
chief commissioner of Allendale
County. s. C.
He is survived by his two
daughters, Mrs. Harter and Mrs
Herlong; eight grandchildren
and six great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Friday in his home town of Fair.
fax, S. c. Burial will be in the
Fairfax Cemetery.
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Elton R. Shaw,


Elton r. shaw. 90. former
Washington publisher, suthor
and college professor. died Nom
day ct . Washington hospital.
He lived ct ia Irvington street
lS.W.
Mr.. shaw was president Of
the Shaw Publishing Co., 1911
q street NV, until 1919 when
he became III. He had headed
the publishing company since
1907 In his native Grand Rapids,
Mich. moving the business to
Washington in 1897.
Mr.. Shaw was executive Sec
Rotary Of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce for
Michigan for six years and FOR
two years he was executive Sec
Rotary of the Michigan State
Chamber Of Commerce before he
came to Washington.
A graduate Of Ohio Wesleyan
University. Mr.. Shaw taught
public speaking there and at
Kansas Wesleyan. He had lee
Itured In Kansas and MICHIGAN
on temperance and prohibition
and had been active In the
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Shaw was the author of
numerous books on economic
problems and q compilation Of
Temperance stories and poems.
He was . member Of the
World Narcotics Research Foun-
dalton, the American Philatelic
Society. Sons Of the American
Revolution and the American
Academy Of Political and Social
Sciences.
Survivors are his widow,
Mabel B.: two sons, Everett r.,
associate professor Of business
administration at Texas Luth-
eran College: Ralph B., Of the
Southwet address; q daughter,
Mrs. Evelyn r. Arbuckle. Wayer-
lily. Ohio; three sisters, i've
brothers and six grandchildren.
Services will be held at 9 pm.
today at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and MaSsa-
Ichusetts avenue NE. Burial will
be private.
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show business about rs years ago
and was a winter resident here
for many years.
Other famous musicals he pro-
Iiuced include Rose Marie"
I"Wildfiower" and ''Kantinka. "
His nephew. Oscar. elaborated
ON several Of the shows, writing
the lyrics.
Started rs Bricklayer
Mr.. Hammerstein's widow, the
former Dorothy Dalton, . star
in silent motion pictures, was
with him in the hospital at the
time Of his death. A daughter,
Mrs. John J. Schneider Of
Scarsdale, N. Y, also survives.
Mr.. Hammerstein was born in
New York City at q time when
his father was Q cigarmaker. He
began his career as q bricklayer
because his father had been 80
busy building theaters for his
shows that bricklaying seemed
the most necessary work to be
done.
He rose to be q boss plasterer
and decorator and kept in that
trade until 1906. when his
father hired him as his personal
representative.
The sons Broadway theatrical
career began In 1912 with pro-
Iduction of ''The FREELY" Then
came q string Of light opera and
musical show successes. But
some Of his shows were failures
including 1.-THE Wild Rose"
Golden Dawn" tLuana" and
several others.
He made an estimated profit
of So million on Rose Marie"
produced in 1924. In 1927, he
sank $1.3 million In q theater
and Office building which he built
in New York as memorial to
his father.
Bankrupt in 1881
MFR. Hammerstein, then almost
$50. filed a voluntary petition in
bankruptcy in 1881. He listed
liabilities Of $1,649.l36 and assets
Iof $53,083.
The next morning he told the
press with . grin: Nov. I'm a
real manager. I've gone bank
lrupt."
The building and theater were
sold in 1881.
Mr.. Hammerstein was married
four times. He married his first
wife, Jean Allison, in 1893 and
they were divorced in 1910. They
had q daughter, Elaine-now
Mrs. John j. Schneider, who be-
came a movie actress.
Mr.. Hammerstein,s second wife
was Mrs. Grace Weir Hoagland
Iof Greenwich, Conn. They were
married in 1910 and divorced in
1915. The third wife was Miss
Claire Ingel. actress, whom he
married In 1919 and who died
in 1921 In Reno where she had
gone to start divorce proceedings.
Mr.. HammerStein married Doro-
thy Dalton in 1924.
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Nancy Gibbs, Star
lin Musical Comedy

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 Dr.
Nancy Gibbs, So, musical comedy
soprano star of the '20s. sos,
died today in Liverpool of cancer
Of the throat.
Friends here were notified Of
her sudden illness and death by
q transatlantic telephone call
from her husband. w. Arthur J.
Govan of Beechhurst. N. Y.
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Dratha

TILLOTsON. LILLIAN D. on Tuesday
SON. aged e3. She Is survived b.
end i msy ca. s q Ii. i Rsy BsfS.,
Funeral Home, Laytonsyille, Nd
where funeral services will be held
P En- SATURDAY. octo6sT ls: I. Il an IN
terry. Riges I'd. extended.
TOBIAS, OLDEN. On Thursday. octo.
Hospital. oLDEN TOBIAS. dsyotet
one niece. one uncle y and Yu other aDn reIa.
tiyes and friends. Notice Of funera
,stesrrs Arrangements By Barne, a
TRAMBLE. ANNIE ". On Thursday
o oss AN IN Eis%sS 4 5M%s1[ssnsy aes
aunt q a. =. Key and Hsi Sen 3
other rsla.lsss and Trends. q Friend q
nay &C can s stssE g griq dam. octessl
s0th q. NV. Funeral services %
the Good Viii baptist church. i ietf
saovns 0S Sslstina Inss fS ho in Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery. IA
WEHRMAN. LIT. col. JACK X, U. 8. A
suddenly. on Wednesday. october L.
1928. at Fort BsiyeiI Hospital. 1t
SSi JACK SS.h & w e sl A. u 8 A.
9ssS n.e Tpss q F hasn Lon may veal ea
q the Rinaldi Funeral Home. SIC
\ st. NE. on Thursday. October 10
,io Fols n Mssr un saD.i pm rs Ssryiss.
October toS ~, At 3 pm. Interment
WHITE. GEORGE. On Wednesday, oc.
tober IL, 1885. GEORGE WHITE. hus-
band OF the late Minnie B. White,
na asi p Ta mrs and Tl Mss Eshn new wniss
Of Washfneton, p. c.: brother Of
Robert White Of .Tarrytown. n z
Friends may call ct GaWier's Chapel
lss. re sry ass viii Vii g a hsa on
RSsf creek ce metz I'm ih'sfH'eh'
WISE. EDwARD n. On Tuesday, oe.
sSeer II lssS, e rnv asp S Yni,
Mrs. Matilda ". Harmon. 'i Mrs t charle'
W. Mouiden. Mrs. Clara W. Yates
Mrs; Henry A., Smith. Mrs. Daniel p
Ws S sRa Eqs e M r. asrs an Smith
Humphrey Funeral Home. s45i Georsis
ave. silver Spring, Nd. Mass viii b
e S1;dsS ior r.d he rsposs Of he soul o.
81. johns Catholic Church. Pores
Glen. Nd. Intermsnt 81. Johns Gene.
terry. Ii
WRIGHT. FANNIE r. suddenly, or
Thursday. October IS. 1855, at hei
residence. 1Il3 Lamont st. NV. FAN
ME E.. WRIGHT. beloved sister oi
Mrs. Lillian ]. Bryant and Mrs. Madgs
M. Carey. Also surviving are two
brothers-in-law. Thomas H. Bryant
and DR.. l. b. Carey, and other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements by Nc
CURE. Inc. Is
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Fairfax road, Chevy Chase. Nd;
James g. Fegan. Of the home
address; q brother. David B
lFegan, 1881 Worthington street
NV: a sister. Mrs. Cecil Hook
man. Cambridge, Mass, and four
grandchildren.
Requiem mass viii be said at
$50 am. tomorrow at the
Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Church. Western avenue and
lQuesada street NV. Burial will
lbe in Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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Anufuti,s

eILvERMAN. HARRY. The unwilling
Of . monument fol. the late HARRY
sILvERMAN. beloved husband of Mrs.
Of Abe, David and Ben Silyerman and
Mrs. Marilyn Meryis, viii be held on
Sunday. October %, 1855. at IL 80
q sss l Tssrssn Easl G Ssstsss
and friends are invited.
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QIarh nf Chunks

ANDERSON. MAGGIE J. We wish to
express. our appreciation for the many
acts Of Kindness and expressions OF
our friends ana nsishbors dnrinT TIE he
recent illness and death OF our wife
and mother. the late MAGGIE J.
AbpIsoN =. ANDERSON AND EAM-
NY. ID
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am. tomorrow at ct. George
Episcopal Church. Arlington. Of
which he was . member. Burial
win be in National Memorial
Park Cemetery.
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With Regard to q
Card Of Thanks

Very often q cerd Of thanks Ia
The Star meets Q need which CON
hardh be solved IN eny other vay.
Not only Is Il . srocious expression
Of gratitude to thoss who have sent
floral tributes. but also eourteously
acknowledge the services and kind.
nesses Of the mony 10 whom o per.
sonol note Of thanks cannot well be
mailed o. whose names and I'D.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
q card Of thonks mey be oronsed
BY telephone to The Star ST. 5000
The Evening and SUNDAY stes
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And courage to meet the blow.
But what IL meant to lose you, grand.
mother,
The world will never know.
xo 4Has. p afSnl puR asANpDA WISH
5gNDY GLADYS wxrTs. cHkisc'
TINE NEWMAN.
BUNDY. JAMES. In loving memory Of
my beloved husband, JAMES BUNDY
who left me three years ago today
October ID. 1852.
His smiling way and pleasant face
N. ARE had pI f,nsly x TO RECALL ssl each
And died beloved By all.
Some day l hope to meet him,
Some day. ! know not when.
To clasp his hand In the better land
u,ss eysT ,,I 70 Pert agsin, n,,,,rv
GARDNER, JULIUS NJ. Sacred TO thu
fasRsr JSL,6 Ssr a'. A RYsssRs a ane
departed this life eleven years age
today. October II, 1874; r.,,n..
GARRETT, THOMAS J. In memory o.
9 THoM dsyossd n husssns and md father g
away so suddenly one year ago today
October 10. 1854,
We often sit and think OF you,
And think OF how you died.
To know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
God knows how much we miss you
Loving thoughts shall ever wander
10 the spot where you are laid.
Lo VIENNA VINE AEb M AEP CHILDREN
GRAHAM, HERBERT n. yR. In SAD
- but loving memory of our scr
~ GRAHAM. Jr.. who departed
ISS this life seven years ago TO-
UE day. October Is, 1913.
He has left a vacant place in oul
Which no one else can MI.
But one glad morn we will meet.
Neyermore to part; ,
THE FAMILY.
NATHANIEL WALTER (MACJ
iatb leyS sTSSf q S %E hgssand s1S
MCCALL, who passed away seven years
ago today. October IS, 1D4S.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to- forget.
But time has only proved
Hrss sE Eo7 WING T VI Pl' iu ESs r.
MCGEE. NINA Z. In memory of m,
dear mother. NINA L MCGEE. who
passed away suddenly three years
ago today October Is, 1862.
We have only q memory. dear mother
We cherish our whole life through
But the sweetness. will live forever
As we treasure the memory Of you
GRANDDAUGHTER, PAULINE.
MERRYMAN, MATTHEW NJ. In Iovinl
o %sG ss.bs Of % efGysS ha'Ds Men sSc
who left US September 23. 1865.
We'd give million tomorrows fol
Lo VIZ pn wiz Efs'f asb CHILDREN.
sELBY. MARY JANE. In loving mem.
eT 81, q our dear mother: NARY JANE
80 today. October iss1 i az. 1881 Sae ''Ai
uRANDCiiiLDREN.
sELBY, MARY J. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, MARY j. sELBY
who departed this life one year age
today. October 49, 1854.
Her weary hours and days OF pain
Her weary nights have passed;
Her ever-patient. worn-out soul
Has found sweet rest at last.
Your life was so unselhsh.
And fol. others you did live,
Not for what you would receive,
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN. .''
WILLIAMS. GEORGE w. In loving re.
father GEORGE W. WILLIAMS, vino
departed this life eighteen years ago
today, October IL, 1897.
GENEvIEvE WILLIAMS AND GILL
DREN.
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In Mrtnurtatil

BAYLOR, TINNIE. In loving memory
Of our beloved grandmother. TINNIE
BAYLOR. who passed away fourteen
months ago today, August 10. 1884
Sometimes IT'S hard to understand
Why some things have to be,
But in His wisdom God mas planned
Beyond our power 10 see.
We often sit and think OF you.
To think Of how you died.
To know you could not say good-hy
Before you closed your eyes.
God gave US strength to bear it
And courage to meet the blow.
mother,
The world will never know.
YOUR DEVOTED GRANDDAUGH.
TERE, ETHEL BURNETT. VIOLA
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the Blessed Virgin Mary So
~ dality Of the Nativity Cath
TAI Ollie Church are requested tt
meet for the recitation oi
YTV the rosary at the Warner
~ E Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md. on Friday, October IA
ANNE PENDLEToN. Project.
REV. WALTER NORRIS.
Spiritual Director.
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n. LINCOLN CEMETERY-Lot 1855. Blk.
20. Apostle Gardens. VIII saer.: leaving
town. 10. 4-0604. LA
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with the Cub Scouts at TOO pm.
After the caroling they will re
turn to the home of George
LanStrum for refreshments and
exchange of Christmas gifts.
Mothers Club
The next meeting of the Mo-
theirs club will be held on Dec.
II. They plan to have someone
show how to make gift wrap
pings. The business portion of
this meeting will be short and
will be followed by a Christ
mas party.
League of Women Voters
The next meeting of the Wed
nesday Evening Unit of the Lea
que of Women Voters will be
held at the home of Peg En-
mons on Shermon Road.
Welfare
Mr.. Bonifield is requesting
help in packing Christmas bas-
kets. Anyone wishing to help on
Monday, Dec. l, and on We'd
nesday, Dec. Il is asked to call
Mrs. James Osborne, Chardon
5-7011, for further information
Mrs. Osborne will also furnish
transportation for those vast
ing to help.
Sympathy
Our deepest sympathy is exten
ded to the family of Mr.. Louis
Mulac. Mr.. MulaS died on Fri
day, Nov. 25. For sixteen years
Mr.. Mulac was a summer resi-
dent at Bass Lake and need
less to say will be greatly mis-
Sed by his neighbors at the
Lake.
This and That
There really was quite o bit
of excitement at Bass Lake the
day after Thanksgiving. There
was a fire at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank ChildS. Thanks
to several circumstances and
the Chardon Fire department
the ChildS' ''houSewarming" did
MT turn into an "open house"
Most everything in the attic is
a total loss = ruined by char
ring from the intense heat, by
smoke or by water - but had
it not been for the insulation
completed only the week before,
there would be no house. A word
to the wise - it started from
an electric train transformer
that had been inadvertly plug
ged in and left.
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MARANATHA
+ ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH SCHEDULE

CHURCH SCHEDULE
Dec. IL Sunday
1000 am. Sunday school
11:00 am. Morning Worship
sermon topic ''ChriSt's STAN
dard of Greatness"
11:00 am. Children'S church
$50 pm. Revivaltime WV
$500 on your dial
TOO pm. Christ Ambassadors
7:45 pm. Evangelistic service
Dec. 13 Tuesday
7:45 pm. Bible study and
Prayer meeting
Dec. IA Wednesday
800 pm. Ladies COTTAGE
prayer meeting, Mrs: Harold
Gaines, 1856 Turner Drive, Lake
Aquilla.
800 pm. Choir practice
Dec. Is Thursday
800 pm. Story hour, 1856 Tur-
ner Drive, Lake Aquilla.
7:45 pm. Women's Mission
ary council meeting.
Dec. 16 Friday
800 pm. Story hour 209
North Hambden St, Clardon.
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MunS0n Newy Notes

News by Mrs. VIM. Reynolds
Telephone Chardon 5-4l67
Mems Club
On Thursday, Dec. Is, at 800
pm. the Mems club will hold
their regular business meeting
Mr.. Frank Fink will show NOV
les of his recent European
trip.
Boy Scouts
The Boy Scouts went swim
ming at the "Y" on Saturday,
Dec. 3. Next Saturday, Dec. 10,
they are going on an over night
camping trip to Camp Stigwan-
dish. The boys will leave about
$50 Saturday morning and re-
turn on Sunday about noon.
Cou Scouts
The Cub Scout Pack meeting
was postponed again until Dec.
8. The Cubs are again reminded
to bring canned goods for the
Horn-of-Plenty. On Dec. % the
boys are to go caroling. They
are to meet at the Community
House at TOO pm.
| MunSOn Good Workers
The MunSon Good Workers
met at the home Of George F.
LanStrum on December 2. Bob
by Rose gave a demonstration
and Jimmy Nozar gave a talk.
The boys voted to give the tax
stamps they have collected to
the Mothers cl u b. The next
meeting will be held on Jan.
6. The boys received a very
nice thank you letter from the
President of the Hospital as
sociation for the $4,000 h e y
made at the produce and bake
sale. On the % of December
the boys plan to go caroling
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WANTED - Toy poodle either
French or Maltese to be sired
by my toy French pookle in
exchange for one small female
pup from litter. Call Park g.
70O6 after TOO pm. or F.A. l.
2572. Mrs. John J. Varga, Caves
I'd. CheSterland. 2x50
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate OF M1LLIE JOHNSON,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 18th day of November, 1855
William C. Huntoon, Milan, Oh
10, was duly appointed and quail
field as Executor of the estate
of MILE JOHNSON, deceased
late of Chardon Village, Geauga
County, Ohio.
Creditors should present their
claims to said Executor within
four months from said date.
ROBERT B. FORD
Probate Judge 3c51
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of CHARLES E. TEB-
BE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ON
the 18th day of November, 1855
Martha E. Tebbe, 148 Maple
Ave, Chardon, Ohio, was duly
appointed and qualified as Exec
utrix of the estate of CHARLES
E. TEBBE, deceased late of
Chardon Village, Geauga Coun-
ty Ohio.
Creditors should present their
claims to said Executrix within
four months from said date.
ROBERT B. FORD
Probate Judge 3c51
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CARD OF THANKS

l wish to express my thanks tG
all those who remembered me
during my recent illness - and
special thanks to those who gave
me blood.
Mrs. Steve MeSarch
MiddlefieId. Ohio lx49
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IN MENORIUM

"Dumont, John A: In loving
memory of my husband who
passed away Dec. 4 1852.
Just a thought of sweet re-
membrance
Just q memory fond and true
Loving wife, Nellie"
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NOTICE

NOTICE Sheet metal work,
stove pipe, furnace pipe, evap-
orators, sugarmakers equipment
Lawn Mowers sharpened in sea-
son. Parks g. Barker Chardon,
o. 38tf
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WANTED .- Used electric trail
er brakes. L. M. Fox, CheS -
terland, Call Park 9-7535 eve
rings. Temple 4-4866 days. 2x50
WANTED - Family milk COW
Guernsey or Jersey. A. L.
Byrne, HuntSburg, Phone East
Claridon 66421. 2X5O
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FREE If you can give a
healthy 8 weeks old pup a good
home he's yours for the asking.
Lake Shore Drive, Punderson
L k e. Telephone Temple 4
8125 Saturdays and Sundays.
2x49
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FOR SALE - V-SnoW ploW fits
C. A. Alhs Chalmers Tractor
practically new, used one sea-
son. Cutter for a pony or a small
horse in good shape. Charles
Ferris, Music ST., Telephone Ed
gewood 8-8616, Novelty, o.
2X49
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Wanted

WANTED - Clean, split, sea-
soned fire wood in l8 and "a
lengths. Paying $3.50 $11.50
delivered. Cleveland Garden Sup
ply, 1907 WarrenSville Center
I'd, Cleveland %, Phone Long
acre 1-4157. $3.50
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ALCOHOLICS AN

NOTICE - ALCOHOLICS AN
NONYMOUS - Persons having
d tIking problems, call Mont
I.Ae 3348, Box 1O2 Rt. 4, Char
dt Il. Will be contacted. 5lctf.
n TlCE ] nave Cleveland
tuyerS for farms, homes anG
d cage. Call or write Herbert
{ "a; pa. t, RealtCr. Office b
n : north OF so on FoWler's
Nils Road. Phone Chardon
5-4961. 33t: