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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07
Personals

Waving bon voyage from the
pier as Norma Goldstein sailed
for a summer in Europe were her
father, Herman, and sister Nancy.
Mr.. Goldstein and Nancy visited
friends on Long Island for a week
before returning to their home,
1915 Terrace rd. Mr.. Goldstein is
sports-writer for the Cleveland
Press.
The Arthur j. Saules of Fourth
ave-, have purchased a home at
1881 Gordon rd., Lyndhurst.
Bob Weis has returned from
Today stay at the Wright-Patter-
son Field Air Corp Camp, Dayton.
While there he was presented with
the Certificate of Proficiency, the
highest award in the Civil Air
Patrol. Bob is a student at Shaw
High although the family recently
moved to South Euclid.
Mrs. Daniel Grossman of Third
ave. is home from Milwaukee,
Wis, where she attended the
wedding of her grand niece, Miss
Eleanor j. Spitz who was married
to Mr.. George Kalman.
A June graduate Of Flora Stone
Mather College, Barbara Ann Kor-
ponic, 1881 Nela View rd., and
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Grob, of Nela View rd:, will
sail July 18th, on the S. S. Mas
dam for England where she and
an Oberlin College classmate, Miss
Sally Kagy, of East st. Louis,
Ill.,, will pickup the new car
which they have purchased, and
will tour England, France, Ger
many, Spain, Italy, Switzerland
and the Netherlands. Having been
abroad with her grandparents in
1862, Barbara will not be a new
conner to Europe. She and Miss
Kagy return in late October. Mrs.
Grob and Mrs. Paul Grob of
Plainfield rd., South Euclid, will
accompany Barbara to New York
and will return by plane after
some sightseeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fresenko
have moved from East 133rd st. to
1889 Page ave. Mrs Fresenko is
in the Finance Depart
ment at City Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sparacia,
1891 Shaw ave. announce the
birth Of a son on June 81 st.
Slight improvement is reported
today in the condition of Donna
Ayleward, 10, traffic victim. DON
ma, who was struck by a car as she
dashed across Hayden at Wood
worth rd., June 18th, is reported
in "fair" condition at Huron Road
Hospital.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07
Weddimg4
Tefft-Schuman


Forty members of the immediate
families of Carol Nita Schuman
and Richard Clark Tefft witnessed
their marriage at three-thirty
o'clock Saturday afternoon, July
End in First Unitarian Church in
Shaker Heights. DR.. Robert Killam,
the minister of the church, per-
formed the ceremony.
Following the service at the
Church a buffet supper for the
guests was served at the home of
the bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. C. Tefft, 1340S Lambert
st. Carol is the daughter of DR..
NJ. C. Schuman of Cincinnati and
Mrs. Rosetta Schuman of West
port, Conn.
Both young people are graduates
of Goddard College at Plainfield,
Vt. and on Monday, July 4th,
college friends in New York City
gave a party for them there.
Clark, 1948 graduate of Shaw
High School, received his discharge
from the Army June oath. This
week he enters Maxwell School of
Citizenship at Syracuse University
to complete his thesis for a Mas
ter's Degree in Political Science.
The young couple will return to
Cleveland in the early Fall when
Clark will enroll in the Law School
at Western Reserve University.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07

Spoilers report aircraft move
ment via priority telephone serv-
ice direct to the air defense center
in Canton, Ohio, where they are
plotted, evaluated, and correlated,
when necessary, with regional
radar surveillance stations.
Posts in Cuyahoga County are
at the following locations:
Bedford, Berwyn and Darlington
ST.; Cuyahoga Heights, East list
st. and Dressler; Lakewood, Lake
wood Park, Bell and Lake ave-;
Chagrin Falls, Washington ST.,
N. E.; Euclid, East 2O0th St. and
Arbor ave.; North Royalton, Ridge
rd., near Wallings rd.; Bay Viii
lage, Cahoon Park.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07

1t was a quiet Fourth Of July
weekend as far as East Cleveland
police reports go. Four accidents
were reported and less than 10
fire works complaints were re-
ceived. Traffic passing through
town was heavy.
The four accidents, all minor,
could happen any normal day in
the week.
Sparklers an done or two fire
crackers added up to the firework
violations.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07

MICHL D. DUDICK
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07
Camp Fire
Girls

On July 18th, the Tanda Camp
Fire Girls of Kirk Jr. High School
and their guardian, Mrs. Elmer
Novak are taking an excursion up
the Cuyahoga river.
They will meet at IL o'clock in
order to get down to the East
9th st. pier where they will take
the boat at l o'clock. The girls
will bring their lunch to be en-
joyed aboard.
This is the first of six meetings
for the girls in order to earn their
summer honor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-07-07

Shore blvd. The Day will begin
with Mass at a. m. and will close
with Benediction at $3.50. Reserva-
tions may be made by calling Mrs.
Geo. Stone, president, TU 5-2303,
or Mrs. Walter Riedel, vice presi-
dent, SHadyside 1-6496.
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WOODLAWN-GI
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEX. hwy. Soft. brick
rancher with true center hall, IL
IT paneled den. s bedrms.. u
baths; on high wooded lot Superb
value at only sci $50. Exclusive
with & F, STEFFEY. JE. 4-3447;
Evening star., 1955-11-29

idence in this highly desirable
residential area, eonven. to Penta-
aon and D. c.; liv. rm,. with fre-
place, screened porch, formal Din.
rmJ completely mod. kit. incl.
Geneva cabinets and disposal, pan
eled den and full tile bath complete
1st A.; 3 bedrms tone 13x17) and
full tile bath up; fun bsmt. with
finished rec. rm., built-in garage;
9ree-shaded lot. Priced at only
S24 800. Shown by appointment
nsFea anen q I'LL q 10
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, one Of n

ArI.'s most coveted residential areas,
effers this new brick split level,
With true center hall, liv. rm. with
fireplace, separate din. rm.. all
efec. kit. with eolored cabinets and
appliances and table space. few
steps up to bedrms. and 2 full
baths: few steps down to big
aboye-ground rec. rIn. area plus
fun bsmt level. Priced at only
THE DARBY CO., IA. b-9393;
nffice nnen Q TIL O 30
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GARAGES
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

ANY MAKE or model old cars and
trucks. Pay SO Up. Ju. 9-sl02.
DEALER, in town this
week. will pay cash for all makes
and models cars. Call ia. 9-4S0I
Evening star., 1955-11-29

PIKE-Sale or rent this
s-bedrm. masonry home with wash.
machine. storm windows. chain link
fence, disposal. blocks, to, bus;
Rreenbrier E, r. STEFFEY. JE.
9-4970; JE. 4I3447.
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BELLE HAVEN. overlooking goIl
course and Potomac Magnificent
living room dining room, picture
windows. 8 bedrooms 8 baths, pan
eled library maids room. bath:
gear garage: beautifully land
scaped corner lot; S45. 600. BY
OWNER. Gail So 6-655S, 20
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FAIRFAx-FAIRvIEw :
y. ARL. RAMBLER, sIB. .5O0-Tm-

mae. 3-bedrm. home, on fenced
level lot, in TOP LOCATION. Walk
ton. Lovely COST living room. .
big family size kitchen; excellent
financing. Assume owners present
4rs loan. Cali METzLER, IA. D.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
sPoRTsMAN'S PARADISE
SOS AN ACRE

,m miles on Cacapon River: loss
acres OF which $50 acres rich
bottom land: SIS acres high eleya-
tion for airplane landing; balance
in timber; growing more valuable
every day. Larse family residences;
barns. 8 cottages for vacationists.
Perfect ashing, hunting and bath
round this valuable property. All
kinds Of Gane. In abundance. We
Nave never had one our list such 0
wonderful property and invite your
inspection. 4foLER q CO., RA. D.
S43i, D 70 3. 30
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FARMS

sTRoUT CATALoG FREE--Parms
and businesses, SO states sTROUT
REALTY. 234-A Woodward bldg.
Washington ST ,3-37S4.
| MUST SELL this 3-acfe horse farm,
with Groom modern house in good
condition. Big box stalls. Post and
rail fence around 8 exercise lots.
on, black top road bet Chantilly
and Herndon. Va. Price. $4,000.
Easy terms or will lease for twelve
RsSnMshs4 ssM4 sfsss Res sns car " as5pdGa s.op :,
once. Chantilly, B. O. DENTON,
nr0kaY -l
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

OH 18th ST. NV. Studio once,
S25; other desirable rms, at $50;
wired for air -eond.; good parking
1924 e0th sT. N.W.--Entire bldg,
attr, and modern, 2 stories and
@ ssmt 1889 sQr,gpraI gsTk II r. TesT Ts.ass1'. Lsss'
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YOU
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Entirely new ali-brick ramblers
In Q convenient and attractive
location, with 3 bedrooms ga
baths, living room with hooT-
to-ceiling Roman brick fireplace
wall and picture window, sepa-
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dow, completely equipped kiteh-
en- with dishwasher. disposal,
wall oven, tabletop range. and
natural birch cabinets, large
closets; fun basement with
Swedish fireplace; carports:
laree handicapped lots; now betIlg
completed under VA supervision
sci .3f4. WITH 100000 4ls9s
LOANS TO QUALIFIED VET
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groyal. and only 4h miles to
ARTHuR L. WALTERS. INC.
N. Randolph at olebe IA. 7-5200
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MCKINLEY
SCHOOL AREA

m the heart Of Arlington
County. New brick rambler, fun
basement with " bath, 2 mas
ter bedrooms, model kitchen,
large living room with flrerlace
Excellent financing, 494Fs on
large LIST trust. Conventional
or FHA military career loans
only. CALL FOR APPOINT
MENT TO SEE THIS SPECIAL
PoMroNIo
szT2 Wilson Blvd. IA, 1850
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WAREHOUSE WANTED

WANTED TO LEASE. 5000 to 5000
50 N. toT light manufacturing.
High ceiling and overhead door
required Call or write, HASTINGS
AWNING MFG. CORP. 442Q North
Point blvd. Baltimore 10 Nd,
AT. 4-0400. ---2D
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DESK SPACE

WOODWARD BLDG.-shars lawyers
2.rm. suite: fully equipped and
furn.: air cond.; reaS. NE. e-i201.
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BRAND-NEW
And GI Tool

In q handy N, Arlington loca-
ton close 70 Westover. Here's q
Just-completed 3-bedroonl brick
rambler with ATTACHED GA
RAGE AND FULL HEATED
BASEMENT; fireplace In living
rni.. separate large dining rHl.,
dinette space In kitchen with
smart birch cabinets, eye-level
SUPERIOR coNsTRul lcTioN N
and GI approved ct $4,000,
with bM down. Cali Us 70 see It
today.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS, INC.
N. Randolph at Giebe IA. 7-6200
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REAL estate wANTEL
FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL estate LOANS

and TRUST OWNERS ATTENTIONS
Don't sell before getting ny prompt
absolutely top spot cash offersi Nd
Va D c MR. QUICK 10 1866
2ND TRUST NOTES. purchased or
Va property TOP prices. fRsi
service sHiPLEY, il 2-25s2
End TRUSTS. Ari area: lnmed ae-
ton MeCLAINE PROPERTIES
400 Wilson blvd Ari.. IA 2-3300
MONEY ON END TRuST---we will
buy 2n0 trust notes D C.. nearby
Nc OF W. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGES d INVEST
MEET CORP 13i2N ? ave, "
Ma S-5S33
FIRST AND SECOND TRUsT LOANS
pur BARLOW REALTY CO., Real
tors. 1881 . 81 w. NE 9-2495.
Cash IN ONE DAY
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
CALL EX. 3-7744. ANY TIME
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GREEN VALLEY FARM

rHISs Hns,r LpyELxE ps LSxEcoHNbITIoEEp H55TH6lEGE Mn M
EXCELLENT TASTE. The acEeage
has been known since early days,
as Green Valley Farm because ~
Is so beautifully Eatered ny Bennss Is,,.
attractiyeiy appointed in interior
decorating scheme. Manteled firs-
Hoors. 1st door Of living room,
library. den. dining room. kitchen
and powder room with hreplaces;
End foor, 5 bedrooms. bsthsi 90
acres OF beautiful pastured land
and several other outbldss; Only
bide. site. 3 mi. to dual hwy. SIG
LER q CO., RA. 3-343l. To- Q,
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Story Book
RAMRI,E ,ER


Nestled on O Lovingly Cared-for
Full Acre Lawn
SPRAYING white rambler with
Colonial pink" shutters and
ATTACHED GARAGE with
matching color scheme; 8 bright
bedrooms, large living room,
SEPARATE DINING ROOM,
equipped kitchen including auto
matte washer. Surrounded BY
$4,000 homes.
Just $4,000
With only $500 down to auali-
ned Oh or assume AZ loan.
Don't wait or you'll be too late.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS, INC.
N. Randolph at 0lebe IA. 7-b2O0
Evening star., 1955-11-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE

Al USED TRUCKS Hi-value used
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER g01
BladensburR rd ne Ii 7-4a00.
CHEVROLET so iz-ton panel;
good condition; private owner. RA--
6-4774. Is.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
House Beautiful

Most appealing ayr. .-old brick
rambler on magnidcentiy land
Bcaped lot, close-tn neighbor-
hood. Lovely living rm. with
saeREppsd s1eRE5ssed siscen WITH qihs satina M
space; 3 nice bedrms. Il pine
MENT with "a bath, space for
rec. rm.; complete storm sash,
CARPORT, brick patio, huge
fenced yard. S19,050. OF ap-
praisaI pending. EXCELLENT
TERMS TO NoN-vETB. Call
Parker, SMITH d DoNNELL
IA. 7-e161 Open Q TIL 0
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THE UNUSUAL
g. -Beiroon1 Snlit-I,eye

NEW BRICK AND. REDWOOD
ON " ACRE. Comfortable iiv-
ina room with floor -to.ceiiing
fireplace, large dining room,
stainless steei kitchen With
every possible appliance. 8 BED
ROOMS 3 BATHS. 2Ix1b
spruce. .paneled recreation room
with fireplace. Screened porch.
GARAGE. Highly desirable resi-
DENTAL location. Priced low at
y. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Radio Blds., Arl. IA. 4-1I56
Evening star., 1955-11-29
28 MILES OF D. c.
GOING DAIRY FARM

lst time offered. Florence I'd. How
ard Co. l34 acres. long front on
improved rd, "a mi. south Rte. 40,
outskirts of Lisbon. Main dwelling
peri. cond.; 3 bedrms.. all-elec, kit,
bsmt. oil. heat; also mod. tenant
house. pig sty. Is acres meadow
land. Ali fields fenced and spring
fed streams. Priced TO sell at S42,..
TbO. Purchaser can assume LIST
mtge. with life ins. CO., 4hss int.
Easy quarterly payts. Owner In
III health, Cattle and euuip. can be
S9ssi 8Ggth' he E. $500 $500 W. W, LEWIS.
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8 Bedrms., . Baths, Bsmt

Very reasonable terms will ham
die this Immaculate 2-yr. .-old
brick rambler. 23-ft. combins-
tion living dining rm, with fire-
place. Big kitchen has beautiful
wood cabinets, table space. DE-
TACHED GARAGE. Brick patio
and fireplace. HUGE WOODED
LOT 100x320. nice view. Asking
&I9.g50. See this today
PARKER, SMITH a. DONNELL
"a. 7-6161 Open 0 TIL 9
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY 81 "74";; excellent eondi-
ton. Best cash oifer. CAL OIL.
4-5457. ewes; OIL 4-2216. day
time. -
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VISIBLE VALUE
. Si7.65O--GI

BERKSHIRE AREA OF NORTH
ARLINGTON. All-brick. 3 bed
rooms, 21.ft. living room with
wood-burning fireplace, family
dining room, full basement.
Ideal school and transportation
location. Call Us now TO arrange
o convenient inspection.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Radio BLDG. Arl. ia. 4-1156
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Parker Leading
Sandlot Baffers

Joe Parker of the Federal Bu-
reau Of Investigation team. who
led Industrial League batters for
the first half Of play with q 500
average, is on top In second half
play. also at 500.
Parker. In three games In Sec
ond-half play. has six hits in IL
times at bat for a total Of 25
hits in so at bats.
Mickey Meinke of Silver Hill
a second-place flnisher in first
half play. retians that position
with .447 average. Manager Al
Buschling of Jack Pry is third
at .425.
John LeGros of FBI is the
slugging leader. He has the most
hits, Is; most runs. 81; is the
runs-batted-in leader with Ia
and is tied for the home-run
lead with Reds Murphy. of Ar
cade Pontiac, each with four.
Odie Printz of Arcade with q
Al record and Billy Carroll OF
FBI at 6-2 are the leading
pitchers.
In the Gauzza League, Edsal
Martz of the league-leading
Atchison g. Keller team leads in
batting with a .437 average
Billy Ancell of Snug Harbor is
second with .426 and Bob Red
ding of AK third at .404.
Tom Baden of Snug Harbor
leads in runs with 26, Ancell In
runs-batted-in, IT; and Martz
in hits with 26.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
ITrudesmen Bunk
On Idaho Ace i'm
ICoee eLeoeueG Come

Elgin Rabbit) Baylor. q top
performer for College Of Idaho
as q freshman last season, will
be in the lineup for the Trades
men against the Cook All-Stars
In the first game Of o double
header In the Metropolitan Po-
lice Boys Club No. Q Summer
Basketball League at $50 pm.
tomorrow on the clubs outdoor
court at Third and < streets
NV.
Baylor, who averaged 80 points
per game for Idaho, has led the
Tradesmen to victories in their
first two starts and tops the
League in scoring with So points.
The D. C. Clerks. tied for first
place with the Tradesmen at
20. will meet the Iron Five In
the nightcap. The Clerks are
made up of former Cardozo High
players. while the Iron Five has
drawn its talent from Coolidge
High.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
D ssEW-''8ArTlRship''
D CONSTRUCTIONS

New seaie aiumlavm draw tvbss end
bridge provide ,oo%. more strength
without sddine bvsdsassms weight.
Ordinary care wilt eivs rev lifetime
service sad enjoyment
Evening star., 1955-07-10

Our good friend, BY Hinton.
with his brother-in-law, Burr
Mackenzie, and two sons. Andy
and Fred. trolled for rockfish re-
Gently in Eastern Bay. The Mac
Kenzies. who live on a ranch in
Nevada, and are used to trout
fishing got a thrill out of Chesa-
|peake rockfish. They landed
seven. one of which weighed
four, one five and one Is pounds.
y *-*
Ralph Hinman of Green Gables
Studios, Lower Marlboro. Md,
writes of an amusing incident.
Carl Watson Of Naval Intelli-
Igence, while fishing of the pier
down there, hooked a stout
fighting fish which broke his line.
Everyone conjectured it to be a
big rock, or possibly a grand
Ipappy hardhead. This was on
Ia Sunday. The following Tues
day. L. A. Smith. fishing off the
same pier, landed the fish that
escaped Watson. It was a six
pound carp with a portion of
Watson's line and the hook and
|sinker hanging from its mouth.
Incidentally, If you go there to
fish. be sure to take bait. Also
there are no boats available as
yet.
Driving recently on a back
road, we almost ran over one of
the biggest black snakes we ever
have seen. We've always had a
fear Of snakes except this species.
When Jack Bentley, the old ma
ljor league ballplayer and I were
boys, We captured one over six
feet long. We tied it to an apple
tree with long stout cord
around its neck, but not before
it had bitten Jack twice and me
once on the hands. It climbed
the tree and became so en-
tangled in the branches by rea-
son of the cord that Jacks
father made us release it and
gave us a lecture on the value
of black snakes to the farmer
Scientists now claim the annual
value of a single black snake in
rodent control is approximately
'$3.75.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
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INDusTRIAr.
Drobny Beuts Larsen
BIRMINGHAM. ENGLAND

BIRMINGHAM, England, July
g (P.-Jaroslav Drobny won the
Midland Counties lawn tennis
championships for the third
time today. defeating Art Lar
sen Of San Leandro, Calf, In a
battle Of lefthanders, rs. 4-6,
Ga,
Evening star., 1955-07-10
Speedbout Mark Set

CLARKSVILLE. Va. July 9
R.-Billy Tenney of Dayton,
Ohio. broke his own worlds rec
ord here today in the time trials
of the Glass B racing hydroplane
event Of the Buggs Island Lake
regatta. Tenney was clocked to-
day in 81 m.p.h. His previous
record was 81 m.p.h.
Evening star., 1955-07-10
OUTDOORS
With BILL LEETCH

Big fish and successful fisher
men have made news from time
immemorial. George TAFT, q
Basin. Witnesses said it was
clippings from The Star Of so
years ago. two Of which refer
to a redoubtable fisherman of
that period. a Charles Schaffer.
One clipping, dated June ~. 1905,
tells of Schaffer capturing a huge
Mississippi catfish in the Tidal
Washington angler, has sent us
fully four feet long and must
have weighed nearly 100 pounds
When Schaffer was unable to
land it himself two men In q
boat came to his aid.
In The Star of July 5, 1907,
Schaffer appears with the cap
ture of a white catfish weighing
171a pounds on a hand line in
the Tidal Basin near the gate
bridge. That same day he caught
five other catfish, the smallest
of which weighed six pounds.
William Gibson was another
angler of renown. A clipping
from The Star of October 10,
1905. reports him capturing a Is
pound catfish and 25-pound carp
These were taken of the sea
wall in the Georgetown Channel
1t took Gibson an hour to land
the carp. Both specimens were
placed on exhibition at a fish
house on the Eleventh street
wharf.
\ II 4 4
We've never seen a catfish as
large as the first reported above
although reliable witnesses have
caught glimpses of such a whop-
per in the Potomac above Sen
eca, Md, and there Is no reason
to doubt that spotted cats as bis
exist in Potomac waters. As fol
the carp, there are many thi.
size and larger in the Tidal Ba.
sin and Potomac. AS a boy, W.
saw a carp caught off Mole
Wharf in Georgetown that tippec
the scales at the Office of Mere.
dith. Winship g. Co. at slightl,
more than 81 pounds. When thu
man who caught it walked of
with the fish its head showed
above his shoulder and its tai
dragged the ground.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-20
Schools Register
1858 Students
Increases Noted
In Division Here

prince EDWARD county schools
have slste.ed 3c3 pupil, % far
with morn student expected VI
low up 1T all schools in the next
INV DAYS Supt n J McI.wdlnc
reports The total Is a Slight n-
cfca~ over a yeaI aeo
OF the total 537 ARE Waite
pupils divided among elementary
schools lo74 two high schools.
400 and Kindergarten 33 Negro
pupils total 1926 With 300 Of
these Ill elementary schools and
44G AT r r Motion HIah
Cumberland county has TcGiSt-
cred 538 pupils $40 Of whom are
in white schools WITH the rena n-
nf 1913 in Negro schools The
White Students are divided 462
IN the elementary schools and l78
at Cumberland High Negro pu-
pills ato divided 1873 In elementary
schools with l65 at Luther p
Jackson Hiah
Inder its month to montn fl
nanclrg. plan as d rectcd by. the
beard Of supervisors the France
Edward comfy school board re-
ceiVed S22T074 for Sept mbcr cx-
pens 5 The supery sors authalIz
led the appropriation Of That sum