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Evening star., 1955-02-10
Planning Eases Problems
OF Storms, Group Is Told

A little thought and action
no wcan prevent discomfort in
the wake of a hurricane-or. per-
haps, an atomic attack-the
Hawthorne Citizens Association
was told last night.
Deputy Co-ordinator Of Home
Protection for Washington, Ma
rie E. Bowery. told the associa-
ton that canned heat, a chatting
dish and a little preparation
might have prevented the dis
comfort whic hoccurred in some
homes after Hurrican Hazel.
She also suggested that fami-
lies stock their cupboards with
canned foods labeled luminously
and their closets with warm
practical clothing.
Evening star., 1955-02-10

before promulgating a new zon-
ing code.
The group. meeting in No. 6
police precinct. 1881 Nicholson
street NV, voted to hold its
anniversary dinner in April.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
~you get so MUCH MORE Than
YOUR MONEYS WORTHY"

| save with the low COOP prices and by sowing my
Gosh register receipts oetuol get back port OF oil my
shopping expensesE
Make this Week ends shopping trip COOP and get 50
MUCH MORE THAN YOUR MONEYS WORTH!
At All 3 COOP Shopping Centers
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
List Honor
Students at
West Geauga

WEST GEAUGA - The fol-
lowing is the honor roll for
West Geauga high school for
the 4th six weeks.
List one students have at
least half "a" grades, the re-
mainder "B" grades and no
&C" grades.
List two students have an
average of "B" grades.
LIST ONE
18th Grade: Mary Jane Arm
bruster, Bruce Johnson, Marcia
Maxim, Beatrice Trushell
18th Grade, Wayne Bifano Rich
ard Brill, Ronnie Dobies, Marie
Fahrenholz, Jack Wright.
10th grade, Joyce Soukup.
18th grade Carl Dill, Bar
bara Jones, jeanne Kasick, Da-
vid Kick, Harry Meyer, Jo-
anne Potts, Barbara Spetrino,
Carol Varga, Richard Vargo. .
9th grade Arlynne BOrtnik,
Charles Butz, Sally Kler, Pa
tricia Pengov, Linnette Peter
sen, Charles Rood.
9Th grade Susan Brill, Tom
Fox, Roger Hoffman, Robert
Horton, Jean Matchbox, Evelyn
Randell, Ina TakaShima.
LIST TWO
18th grade Carl Dill, Bar
bara Jones, Joanne Ksixk, Da-
vid Kick, Harry Meyer, jeanne
Potts Barbara Spetrino, Carol
Varga, Richard Vargo
18th grade Paul Fulton, Jack
Grubbs, Connie Roster, Janet
LaMoreaux, Olive Obourn, Mi
chael Parker.
10th grade Richard Butlr,
Virginia Dobies, Judith Dykstra,
Lynda Hamilton, Ernest Jones,
Wayne McGary, Edward Mey-
er, Eleanore Roenn, Marilyn
Takashima, Joan Werstat, Di-
ana Zinn.
9th grade John Arp, Rich
ard Barnes, James Dugar ia
mes Green, JEANNE McGrew,
Jerry Richmond.
9Th grade Linda Barnes,
Carol Boss, Patty Crittenden,
Judy Dill, Richard Harris, Rob-
ert Hornak, Vern James, Bar
bara Loucks, Susan Martineau,
Polly Richmond, Carl Scott, Su-
san Skarl, Judith Wilmot.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Open New
Bank Office
in Bainbridge

BURTON - cambridge Town
ship will be the site of another
branch banking venture by The
First National Bank of Burton
according to an announcement
made today by officials of the
bank. The Comptroller of the
Currency has granted the Bur
ton institution authority to eS-
tablish a banking facility in the
vicinity of the intersection of
u. S. Route 422 and Ohio Route
306 on or before September 10.
Plans are being rushed, how
ever, to have the office open
for business by midsummer.
M. A. Fox, Executive Vice
President, says, in a statement
issued with the Comptroller's
announcement, 1.-THE First Ma
tional Bank of Burton is happy
to be able to offer convenient
banking service to another of
Geauga County's fastest grow
ing areas. This step completes
a long range plan for Western
Geauga county inaugurated with
the opening Of he Chester Of
flee two years ago. We feel
that banking is an essential
community function and serves
best when it's facilities can be
reached by maximum numb
er Of people in minimum of
time. This new location will be
handy to rapidly growing Rus
sell, South Russell, Auburn
and Bainbridge and will be con-
venient for Geauga o u n t y
people using the southern routes
to downtown Cleveland or work
ing in the south side plants.
arrangements for Off C e
space are now being completed
and the exact location will be
announced shortly. The official
name of the office is also sche-
duled to be selected soon. Equip
ment orders have been placed
and delivery promised in time
for an opening in July.
"The recent increase of the
banks capital to 1925 900 was
not initiated with this particu-
lar development in mind. The
rapid growth Of the bank in re-
cent years made the capital in
crease advisable and put the
bank in position to make this
extension of its facilities when
the opportunity arose"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24

Many of the productive farms
have been divided into small
parcels, roads built and ew
homes being erected every -
where.
Some of the farms that still
remain intact, specialize in
fruit growing or poultry
So far as could be determin-
ed there are still eleven farms
left in Chester where milk is
produced for market. Some of
them have small and some
large dairieS.
These are Howard Reiter
Shallenberger's Hickory Nut
Farms, Lawrence Battles, Rob
ert Barnes, Yarro Doskocil, Cl-
arence Brichford, Lynn Parr,
Raymond Richmond, w sley
Petersen, Sam Whiting. August
Miller still keeps a small dairy
and sells sour cream. In some
instances milk is produced for
home consumption
Chester is still proud of its
dairy farmers who are still
producing even though the high
er value of the land increases
the cost of production.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24

cans were very numerous. Scot
land was the main shopping
center at that time. Farmers
usually returned with loads of
feed for the cattle, purchased
from the mill there.
About 1917 hauling milk by
motor truck from Chester to
Cleveland started. James Vorel
and Lloyd Savage were pion-
eerS in that enterprise. This,
business expanded and truck
lines extended farther e a st
Companies were formed an d
some operated fleets of trucks.
AS roads improved these trucks
collected the milk at the farms.
Nearly every farmer took ad-
vantage of the market possibi-
lities. for milk in Cleveland.
With transportation problems SO
solved, the farmers income was
assured.
This spring when the rural
countryside bursts forth in all
pastures that, back in the early
its beauty, the acres of green
pastures that lack in the early
1900's were dotted with grazing
cattle, will in many sections be
dotted with new homes.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
FI;remen
Plan Auction
at MontuiM

MONTVILLE - The Ladies
Auxiliary of the Montville Vol
unteer Fire Department met at
the Fire Station with Mrs. Lii
lian Blanyer as hostess Mon
day evening, Mar. 81.
Ten members were present.
The business meeting was in
charge of the president, Mild
red Skinner. Final plans were
made for the Firemen's Auc-
ton which will be held on Fri
day night, April 90. 1t was vot-
ed on to purchase two first aid
kits for the firemen. Following
the meeting, refreshments were
served by Mrs. Blanyer assist
ed by Mrs. Gladys Leggett.
The Next meeting will be on
Tuesday evening, April S.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Chester Players
Tpouts Set
for April E

CHESTER Chester Play
ers have picked out a play for
production the first part of
June. The name of the play is
"Mr. Barry's Etchings." Any
one in the West Geauga area
interested in trying out (mem-
bers or anyone Interested con
tact Dick Erwin, director, and
get a play book and read it
over before tryouts, which are
going to be Wednesday evening,
April 6, 1855 at Dick Erwin'S.
Our next meeting is at Dick
Erwin's April 5. Anyone inter-
ested in being in plays or join
ing the club, contact the dir
ector, or the president, Ray
Stone.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Xmas Seals
Pass All
Records

Residents of Geauga county
came forward with another of
great victory this week and sent
the 1854 Christmas seal cam
paign rolling over the top by
several hundred dollars to sur
pass all previous records al
ready established by the &C.
auga TB and Health Associa-
tion.
This announcement was made
today by Glen A. Rynearson of
Middlefield, chairman of t h e
1854 seal sale drive, as near
closing time tabulatons showed
that $11, ,218.63 has been receiv-
ed in the office of the Associa-
ton in Chardon.
Based on an estimated pop
ulation figure of % $50, this rec
ord breaking total represents
an average purchase of nearly
40 cents worth of Christmas
seals by every man, woman
and child living in G au G a
county.
This tremendous achievement
gives all of us renewed hope
in our all out battle against TB
in this area" stated Mr.. Ry-
nearSon. Only by understand
ing the tuberculosis problem
before us could such a remar-
kable accomplishment be made.
The people of Geauga county
the volunteers, township chair
men, officers and all others
who have collectively worked to
establish this successful cam =
paign are to be congratulated
highly. Thanks to everyone for
making this outstanding record
possible.
The 1854 campaign officially
closes on March 31st. The
1854 goal was $10,500.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
MEN IN SERVICE

Lawrence J. Culver, quarter
master seaman, USN, brother
of George j. Culber Of Rt. /,
Chardon, and husband of the
former Miss Diane D. Kauble
of Upper Sandusky is taking
part in a joint Army Navy
Operation Surfboard" along
the West coast.
The training exercise, taking
place between Mrch 1920, has
more than so U. S. Pacific Fleet
ships and a 5000 man Regl-
mental combat team from the
Army End Infantry Division in
volved.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
East Hill
News by Mrs. Martin Langaa
Telephone PA 9-7837


A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Quigley Saturday
morning.
Lois Langaa was guest Of
honor at a kitchen and pantry
shower Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. J. Baxter on Ro-
gers Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward STANCE
and small son, formerly from
here are now living on the
Chardon Rd. in Willoughby.
Open church will be obServ-
ed for the wedding of L o i S
Jean Langaa and Mr.. Albert
Krouser, U.S.C.G. at the Little
Church in the Vale, Saturday,
Mar. 26, at 2 pm.
A pre- Easter bible teach
ing program is being conduct
ed by the Little Church in the
Vale, Brigham & River Rds.,
Gates Mills, under the minis
try of Rev. Clayton E. Dacon,
pastor of the Calvary Baptist
church, Buffalo, N. Y. Rev. Ba-
con is known by many in this
section. He has been in t h e
ministry for. the past 30 years.
His son, Rev. Roger Bacon is
a Missionary to French West
Africa, and his daughter, Miss
Bonita E. Bacon, is a senior
at william Jennings Bryan Uni
verSity. Rev. Bacon is a vet
eran of World War /. Services
will be held nightly, beginning
Sunday, Mar. 81, through Fri
day, April /, at 7:30 pm. The
theme chosen for the conference
is "Eis Wonderful Grace" The
text - Paul's letter to the Ep-
hesians. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Geauga Set
for Annual
Maple Festival

This year, in celebration of
the 26th year of the Geauga
County Maple Festival, gala
three days are planned. This
years Maple Festival will open
at 1000 am, on Friday, Mar.
25, with the first day being de-
signated as Geauga County
Day. This year as in the past
years, the Old Timers party,
together with the Golden We'd
ding party will add reminis-
cent note to the festival. A
cake baking contest, together
with the judging of the queen
and her two attendants who
will reign over the Maple Fes-
tival will take place.
Saturday has again been pro-
claimed as Pioneer Day at
which time all of the folks of
Geauga county are asked to don
pioneer costumes. Awards will
be presented to the most au-
thentic pioneer costume worn
by both man and a woman.
The store in town with the most
authentic pioneer window dis
play will be awarded a plaque
and prize will be awarded
to the man who has grown the
best looking beard in the last
two months.
Senator George Bender will
crown the Festival Queen at
11:00 am, on Saturday nd
will lead the parade along with
the Festival Queen, her two at
tendants and a United States
Marine Honor Guard at 800
pm, Saturday afternoon. Also
on Saturday afternoon the a.
ward will be made for the best
gallon of maple syrup produc-
ed in Geauga County, with the
prize winning gallon being sent
to President Eisenhower and
delivered personally by Sena :
tor George Bender. Also on
Saturday radio station VICAR is
sending mobile unit to broad
cast from the festival from 200
until $50 pm, with disc jock
ey Hal Morgan presiding. This
years parade will feature the
Trumbull County Sheriff's Pos
see, Fairport High School Band
Shaw High School Band of East
Cleveland, Harvey High School
Band of Painesville, Ohio, Ge-
auga County Fair Band, The
Rube Band of Chardon and the
Chardon High School Band. A
5000 prize will be awarded to
the best float entered in the
parade from anywhere in Ohio,
with entries being taken any
where up to one hour before
the parade starts.
Sunday, March the 9th, will
again see pancakes and sau-
sages being served for break
fast in almost every nook and
Granny of the town, with that
delicious Geauga County Maple
syrup naturally being served.
After the close of church serv-
ices Sunday morning the festi-
val will open at 1890 and a
large crowd will be on hand to
welcome a train which will ar
rive from Canton and Akron.
This years train is sponsored
Continued on page 10)
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Cotton Tails Discuss
Care of Rabbits

The care of rabbits was dis
cussed at the third meeting this
year of the Chardon Cotton Tail
All club. The meeting was held
at the home of Kenneth Miller
and plans were made for in
viting the other All clubs to
a movie.
There was one new member
Jon Kangas. Next meeting will
be Friday, April /, at the home
of Joe Huxel on Kirkland Char
donroad.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
West Geauqa
Junior Play
Is April |

The junior class of West &C.
auga high school is presenting
three act comedy farce "It's
A Great Life" on Friday, April
/, at 8 pm. in the Chester
gym.
Mrs. Blanche Russell is dir
Getting, with the following stu
dents in the cast:
JEANNE Peabody, Veronica
Burian; Claude Fraley, Wayne
Bifano; Russell Peabody, Ron
Speth; Annabelle, Janet Cottrell
Eloise, Janet LaMoreaux.
Grace Peabody, Connie Kos
ter; Aurelia Audrey Wunkle,
Marie Fahrenholz; Sophia Jane
Wunkle, Jaye Ann Rexford; DR..
Edward Appleby, Jack Wright.
George Peabody, Ron Dobies; +;
Larry Jordan, Jerry Petersen;
Alice, Shirley Lincks; Miss ia
cobs, Olive Osbourn, Mr.. Pool
ey, Harold Williams.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
BY Lennah b. Bond

CHESTER - In times pass
ed, nearly every family in Ches-
ter Township lived on a farm
and usually that was a dairy
farm. ...
Several cheese factories
throughout the years, provided
a market for the milk.
About the turn of the CEN
tury William Danforth started
a horse drawn milk carriage
route to Cleveland.
In the early 190O's the Gle
veland and Eastern Electric
Railway, later known as Eas-
tern Ohio Traction Company,
was ready for business. That
provided a way for farmers to
market their milk. Farmers
hauled their milk to Scotland
Station or other car stops, wher
it was shipped into Cleveland
The railroad was a boom to
the dairy farmer.
In the early forenoon just be
fore the Milk" car left Scot
land, farm wagons (or in win
ter bob sleds) loaded with mill
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
REAL ESTATE BOARD
To MEET TUESDAY

The Geauga Real Estate
Board will hold their regular
monthly meeting at Hosmer's
restaurant in Burton at seven
o'clock nest Tuesday evening.
They will view the new movie
produced by the Cleveland Ele-
ctric Illuminating company en-
titled 1.-The Land of Promise. :"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Teach Chair Gaming
at Chester Club

CHESTER Chester Home
Demonstration club is offering
a course in Gaming of C h air
seats. First work meeting will
be at 7:30, Tuesday, Mar. 90,
at the Parkside recreation build
ing.
Anyone interested please call
Mrs. Ralph Nichols for further
information at Park 9-7578.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
CANDLES ARE LIGHTED BY
PROXY ON BIRTHDAY CAKE

Girl Scout troop No. 2 sent
three dollars to Savannah, Ga, =,
where the Juliet Lowe birthday
celebration was taking place on
March II. Each dollar lights a
candle on the birthday cake. So
Troop No. 2 had three candles
lighted by proxy at the 43rd
celebration of the Girl Scouts
of America.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Grand Jury
To Meet
April a

Geauga jury commissioners
this week drew grand and petl'
juries for the April term.
The grand jury is summon.
ed for Monday, April 4, and
consists of the following:
GRAND JURY
Dorothy Charlotte Wedge, 4le
N Hambden ST., Chardon, Lee
D. Scurlock, Restful Lake, Over
look Dr., John Grover Allen,
Middlefield, Ohio, Mildred D
Moats, l39 North ST., Chardon'
John Sudyk, Parkman-Thom-
pson Rd., Huntsburg, Keith D.
Crandall, Thompson, Dorothy
Steif, Music Rd., Novelty, Carl
Stanley Bush, Mum Rd., New
bury. :.
Matilda Dolores Hogye, Beech
wood Dr., Newbury, Lena Pin
zone, Taylor Wells Rd., Char
don, Ethel Matilda Trushel, Val
lev View Rd., Chesterland, John
Kendall Shiffler, $50 Chardon
Ave, Chardon.
Howard Milo Trask, ll9 Gro
We ST., Middlefield, Robert Ber-
ry Lillibridge, Dean Court, Bur
ton, Lester w. StresSing, Old
State Rd., Chardon, G e or g e
Frederick Green, Cook ST., Bur
ton.
Dewey C. Harvey, 298 Sylvan
Rd., Chagrin Falls, Robert F.
Weber, 7 Battles Court, Char
don, ELY Erna Sabo, Fuller
town Rd., Novelty, Leonard Ell
roy Miller, Rt. 322, Chardon.
The first 20 on the list OF
petit Jurors will report on Tues
day, April S and the balance
when notified. The following is
the list:
PETIT JURY
Helen Dorothy Perry, Wind
sor, william Hellberg, Restful
Lake, Newbury, John Walter
Jorgansen, r. D. /, Chagrin
Falls, william Wright Matthews
Wilson Mills Rd., Chardon, Ken
meth Roy Dykes, Bell Rd., Cha
grin Falls.
Dorothea S. Kus, Chillicothe
Rd., Novelty, Frank S. Cone,
Rt. 8, Park Twp, Middlefield,
Elizabeth Komany, Rt. 5 2 8,
Huntsburg, James Charles Be-
zdek,, RID q, Chagrin Falls.
Jeanne Eileen Horton, 220
Elm st., Middlefield, June Rose
,Adamic, Hotchkiss Rd., Burton,
Edna M. Milota, Cook St., Bur-
ton, Pauline Carlson, r. D. l.,
Huntsburg, Roy Charles Prizes
tap, Rt. 528, Thompson.
Ruth Doris Adamek, I'll Lake
Shore Dr., Punderson, Lake
Burton, VILLA m A. Burr,
r. D. 2, Chagrin F II S
Verna H. Scott, Thompson -
Leroy Rd., Thompson, Norbert
P. Fritz, Rt. TOO, Burton, John
E. Henry, East Hill DR.. Ches-
terland.
Ola Berry, East Claridon
Helen A. Roy, East Center St.,
Burton, Jeannette Emily Gros-
sman, Bass Lake Rd., Char
don, Louis Erjavec, Clay ST.,
Thompson, Margaret r. Clark,
Rt. 81, Burton.
Robert Perine, RID 2, Thom-
pson, Frederick Burton Fish,
Rt. TOO, Burton, Ruth J o a n
Maiden. Nelson Rd., Parkman,
Gertrude Mary Stewart, Fuller
town Rd., Novelty, John White,
Rt. 528, Huntsburg, d O rro t h y
Smith Brothers, 120 Court st.,
Chardon, Ella Louesa Rhodes,
Huntsburg.
Alfred Charles Rehberg, Snow
Rd., Burton, Adeline Dorothy
Bachna, Rt. 528 Thompson,
Fay Kiehel, Rt. 322, Chester
land, Yaro Sojka, Mulberry Rd.,
Chesterland, Vernon H. Miller,
Bell Rd., Chagrin Falls.
Edgar Farley, Rt. 322 & A
Chardon, Bessie M. Dew wey,
THOMPSON, John Frederick Lo.
ckhart, Music ST., Newbury, Ka.
thryn Styker Jameson, P a "
Paw Lake, Chagrin Falls.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
HUNTSBURG GRANGE TO
SERVE PANCAKE DINNER

HUNTSBURG = The Grange
will serve a sausage and pan
cake dinner at the Huntsburg
townhall on Saturday, Mar. 26.
Dinners will be from 1900 un-
til TOO pm. Adults rs and
children under IL will be charg-
ed .35.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
NOTICE

The Christian Science Society
wishes to announce that their
reading room will be open dur
ing the Maple Festival, Friday
Saturday and Sunday from IL
noon to 4 pm. The reading
room is located in the Mem
orial Bldg, 227 Main st. 1x12.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24

FRIDAY, MARCH 25 (Geauga County Day.
1000 am Festival opens with announcements and Cha
don High School Band
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16

past week
Mrs q / Elantan ami NJ. 5
Janice Blau,oa spent Monday u
Richmond
MI and Ms u 2 Btaub0a
Jr a1l 1a span. Sunday ay
Mountain Lake
Guests daring thc past week u
~ and NM q 4 Blant0n were
Mr. and Mss Harry Becker. 0t
Long Island y u
The Carters1le Home Demon
>tration Club Twill meet at TILE
Club House Sept 9 Ms NJ nj
Blaaton ana Nrv weston Aude1-
son are THE hostesses A call meet
ing Vas he!d Monday ~ THIS
week TIN denomination on ar-
Tauzrmcate IA Kitchen was alt-
en by Mr~ H B plea anfs The
hostess Nh Linda Walton and
Mr. Hattie Tally
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16
CaricrsyiIle

The Carterssile Hnme Demon
ftration Club viii lave bali
aIo 1t Rausoncs SELF Service
store Friday SEPT is aInuine
= noo7 Proceeds nt4l bc used On
pr town fire engine
Dr and Mrs = q pillard ana
lttlc 10 of RichmGad are visit.
ing Nr and Mrs II " Dtllrrd
Mrs. + ? FlemnR>pnd Mr ana
Mrs a F Moon attended tie
ftneral Of DF f l. Truce ~
Richmond Thursday
Mr. and Mrs ] A;cx Ran@ne
Mrs F T Fleming mis- Phylss
@nead and John Irving attended
The Homecoming I,ay7 at Elk
Hill Baptist Church Sunday
Mrs G p Goodman and chlf-
iren q Amelia are spending
s"vcr8l days here WITH Mr and
Mrs q J. Blanton
Miss Frances w litlock left
Tuesday to attend he Medical
College Of Virginiaa
Rev Charles Nornlee Of ,Ap-
1omatioz and Miss CAROLYN Nor
.leet Of Norfolk. spelt the ,4eek
nd With Mr. and Mrs II n.
Holman
Mr. and Mrs Arthfr Wlnboill1l
\
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-09-16

We All" very glad 10 know Mr.
Itnnood Ayers la much improved
nd hope i 9lll continue those
who virit.d IN hef home during
the holiday week end were MI
aba Mrs Howard Graves. Of
Maryland Nm and Mrs Price
and Mr. Join Wright
Mr. and Mrs AVA no~dy Of
Sandstcn spant tho wreck end mere
with his parents, Mr. and MIS-.
Walter DoWdv
Nj and Mrs Jack KY and
daughteF Vlckle Of Amelia. were
SUNDAY visitors OF Mr. and Mrs
Robert Wpght
Nh and Mrs. Alfred Black
visited relatives at Cumberland
dining the week end
Mr. ana Mrs Joseph Rousch
and children Nj and Mrs Blake
and family of Farnville Mi and
Mrs Henry Rousch and Mr.. and
Mls John Wright enjoyed a trip
to wins Mountain late Mordaz
afternoon With fish fry and
brunswick stew
MIS- Edward BALDWIN. Of Cum
bertrand WAS q Sunday visitor of
her parents Mr. and Mrs Henry
Roasch
Mrq ii IaVlor waited bcr
, 1955-12-05
DR.. DE FREITAs COMING

DR.. Robert NJ. De Freitas,
B. a. O., D. Specialist in Eye
Examination Refraction Or
thoptics, announces that on
Tuesday, Dec. 6, from 1000
am. to 5 pm. and Wed. Dec.
Z, from 1:3O to 4:3O pm.
complete optometric service
will be offered to the Munich
pality Of St. Croix.
Will be in Ffederiksted
Municipal Hospital from 900
am. until noon.
The latest designs in Eye
glasses prepaid or COD.
, 1955-12-05

DEATH
lily Santo Domingo for the
funeral.
The body IS lying il state
in a small building that is
used for kindergarten school.
All day adults and children
pass in to have a last look and
pray.
The report that the remains
Of Father Daley will be inter
red here was received with
great satisfaction. His sister
and cousin, noting the affec-
ton shown for him, approved
of his burial here.
Father Donnelly is acting
Superior Of the Parish until
a new appointment is made.