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KENSINGTON

AND SURROUNDING AREA
RAMBLER, $40, 0,50O-:. bedrms., nice
corner fenced lot: GI. so dn., ap-
prox. SO mo.
CAPE COD. Sl2.95O-3 bedrms.. sew
ing rm., full bSmt., radiator heat
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER, Sl3,-
5O0-GI. corner lot. 3 bedrms... lee
picture windows. / block to school
BRICK RAMBLER. S14,750-Large
level, Anchor fenced lot: , bedrms.
glass inclosed porch, din. rm.. bsmt.
will Gil or FLA.
rms, lge. kit, knotty pine recr. rm.
cRrport and fenced yard: G1 Oh
FHA.
EARLY AMERICAN, S1S.750--5 bed
rms, = baths. bSmt., gas h.-w.h.
excel. terms arranged.
We have many other houses in Ken
Slngton.
Call Lo. 5-9S00 It'll 9 pm.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
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SUBURBAN COUNTRY

Rockville-27story Colonial. 9 blocks
street. Full basement with garage-
room. kitchen; Ind floor, 3 bed
rooms and bath: 3rd floor finished
for recreation room, bedroom or
study. Large screened-ln IN porch.
area acres with A.
bedroom home. Large living room
with fireplace; dining room Eitchei :
2 porches, "a baths. Full basement
Will. inside and p..,,'it,,i OUTSIDE s,rehs ehs
and trees. S19.500.
1 IA acres: 2-story home; 3 bedrooms.
bath. kitchen. dining room and lily
ing room; young fruit trees we'll
established lawns. many towering
shrubs desirable area near country
clubs and Rockville. Sl1. 900.
Gaithersburg-2 bedrooms, large liv-
ine room, kitchen, half basement
with outside entrance; furnace
Driveway, large dogwood trees,
lot -5sx200. Desirable neighbcrhood.
S9,5O0.
Lovely 6-room home near J.sytons-
vile 3 bedrooms. bath. kitcnen.
large pine-paneled living room.
$3.50.
Laytonsville--6-room home. 3 bed
rooms, living room. kitchen, dining
room closed-in porch. iarLe lot.
good soil, s6,S50.
HICKMAN -CUSHMAN
Phone % nPGsh Po sils p EGekSie Sr po O. 3 si1S t
Fycs.. PO 1-4iol
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HOUSES ior sALE-s.E. Cont J


$3.50 DOWN
ASSUME -. 900 4ee GI LOAN
3-yr. 5-rn. semidet. brick. full
bsmt-. gas heat. nice yard With
Anchor fence. Immed. poSs. JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor. 10. 2-200O.
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FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS MORE
THAN HIS MONEYS WORTH
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Here is your
opportunity. Det. all brick, with
unusually large living room with
porch. good dining room. . double
bedi ms. single room and bath on
Ind a.: full dry bsmt. with tubs and
toilet. oil burner: garage; large lot.
Vacant. 1850. HORACE L.
STEVENSON. 1925 Conn. ave. NV,
Ma. S-36S9; eves., OIL. 4-3I67.
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WE SELL HOUSES
CLOSE-IN
= 2-bcdrm. bungalow. gas INV h.
porch. garage. clean. Terms. Sl3.-
30.
$14,750
New. Semidet., 3 bedrms. ] "a baths;
> blks. to tranSp., schools, shop
ping.
$16,500
White brick bungalow. neat and
clean. bsmt. and attic. slate roof.
picket fence.
NORTHWOOD PARK
Extra-lge. rambler. perfect cond.,
most attrac, inside, de luxe kit;
step-down liv, rm,. rec. rm. and
tircpl.
THOMPSON & GRAY
9l6 Ellsworth DR.. Ju. 5-el00
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HOUSES foR sALE-Mp.

wHEAToN-sl 900 DOWN
BEDRM. BRICK AND SHINGLE
RAMBLER: balance in GI loan can
be assumed by GI or non-GI. Full
bSmt earport. less than yr. old;
larTe level. fenced lot Immediate
SI36 or ST 3-736s. ATLAS REAL
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TAKOMA PARK

CLEAN. OLDER home on large shady
lot. nr. elem. and ir. high. Also
tranSp. Hall entr., liv. rm., din,
rm. kit. and pantry on lst; II d
fir, 3 bedrms., bath. plus lnclosed
sleeping porch. bsmt.. la-bath; Oct.
garage.
BIG VALUE-$16,250
4 bedrms.. :. lull baths. fine looking
older home. nv.. rm.. trepl.. Dig
din rm., den. and kit; plus bedrm.
and bath on 1st fir.. ) bedrms.. bath
on second. Maids rm. and a..bath
in bsmt. Det garage. oil h.-w.n.
TAKOMA PARK
New 3-bearm. brick. located "a block
10 tranSp. and stores. Plumplng
roughed-in and terraced fer apt.
This is an excep. well-built home,
offered at an attrac. price. Brown
AGENCY. JU. 9-3444, JU. 9-349d.
-
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Burnt Mills KnollS
OPEN Il TO 5 DAILY
S17.500 to S23,500

"a REDRMs BATHs
AND CAPE COD
some of these features include 12x
"a IT, liv. rm. with firepl.. 3 bed
rms, sep. den, lge. kitchens with
table space. full bsnt.. with outside
entrance. copper plumbing. 40-gal.
hot water heater. rec. rm., lge. lot,
5000 So. #. plus. located between
y of Silver Springs finest residential
areas. Directions: Out New Hamp.
TO Hillandaie. continue to model
house opp. main entrance to Naval
Ordnance Laboratory. Call HE.
a -NRnS III Gh1Sn
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TAKONfA PARK. D. c.
LOSS SALE
WESLEY HEIGHTS

New listing of luxury home designeo
for gracious living and ideal for
entertaining House contains bed
rooms. 3 baths on 2nd floor; y
rooms and bath on 3rd floor; large
iSt-floor library and powder room
recreation room. maids room and
Mrs. Nicholson. MA S-930u; ewes.
EN-. 1855. BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
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SI4.95O is THE Low PRICE
OF this 2-bedrm. brick rambler in q
close-in and choice N. Arl. loc.
Full bsmt. with outside entr.. sep.
din. rm.. fully equip. kit. with table
and only IL biks. 10 wash. blvd.
and express transp. OF contract
accepted. To inspect, call THE
DARBY co; IA. s-sae3. Once
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FRED A. SMITH CO.
:
Mr.. Rock Creek Golf Course
COLORED POSSESSION
lSt AND MADISON ST. NV
I'D AND EMLR SON ST n w

jrd AND EMERSON ST. NV.
Take your pic.;. Both Col. brick homes
with d lge. rooms. plus den, :. "a tl!ed
baths. Recreation room and built
IN garage in excellent condition
and priced below market. Call till
9 pm.
MURRAY LEVINE AID 4-3137
IL ED-QUACKENBOS ST. near
Coolicge High Scnooi. lovely 4-ped-
room, 2-bath brick home, in excel
lent condition. offered at a very
low price Reception hail, lovely llV-
ing room with fireplace opening on
TO glass lnciosed heated porch, very
large dining room and cheerful kitch-
en- on lSt floor. = good sized bed
rooms and bath on Ind. Huge bed
room on 3rd floor. Basement with
full bath and detached garage on
large level lot Call Mr.. Hall
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A BRASD-NEW COLONIAL, The
Hamlet, now nearing completion, op-
poSite Columbia Country Club, wash
ington'S most distinctive community
Nearing completion and absolutely
one OF the finest built homes. Center
hail, liv. rm., din. rm., today'S kit,
beautiful I4x2O-ft. den and powder
rm., lSt floor; 4 bedrms.. > baths.
2nd floor. Att. 2-car gar. with
screened, incloSed summer porch
b owe. Gorgeous setting. S20l
Kerry road. Chevy Chase. OPEN
DAILY AFTERNOONS. Ewes, EN-
3-:!3is; THoS. J. FISHER d CO..
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(near Edsemoor Club
Neat. well-built Colonial. Nice living
room with fireplace. dining room,
kitchen and side screened porch on
1st floor; 3 bedrooms, tiled bath
on md; full light basement has
outside entrance: plumbing roughed
in for a full bath; deep level lot.
Under SlS,000. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2336 til 9 pm.
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\. AKL.-Brick rambler on a nicely
handicapped lot in conv. loc: per-
tile bath; only $lS.950. reasonable
terms. LYNN REALTY, JE. a-940O.
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stone 3-bedroom, 2-bath rambler on
"a acre: full basement, expansib!e
site; srics etseEsWaS en9 9HG any s5sa saF EaTase
$3.50 On. Gl OR NON-GI. Vacant.
Move in Immediately. c-bedrm.
bungalow. liV. rm., lge. kit. with
table space, , bedrms. and bath,
fun bSmt., gas heat. Anchor fenced
lot, . bks from bus and shop.
center Walking distance to schools.
MODERN REALTY CO., INC. JU.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW, 4-bedroom q
bath, brick Cape COD. Full bsmt.
lust S22,S50, G1. J. W. REALTY
CO. JA. S-lS7S.
$Ii, brick rambler with
full basement Convenient Arling ton
location. G1 appraisal pending. This
one can't last-call now for ap-
pointment to inspect. Mr.. Kincaid.
JA. 5-6S00: ewes, JE 1856
SHANNON d LUCHS CO. -
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Geauga Rotarans Build New
Library at Burton Lake

the following Rotarians, work
ing under the direction of Gene
Painter, CheSterland contractor
Allen Sage, William Oper, Le-
wis BoStWick of Chardon, Wal
ter Moore, Charles zang, Ken
meth Mumaw, William Barnes
of Middlefield; Robert Moore,
DR.. A. John Rose of Chester
land; Martin Evans of Munson;
DR.. H. b. Thomas of Nebury;
and Clyde Blair, Denver Jivi-
den, Clifford Erikson, B. J..
Shanower of Burton. S u n d a y,
July 10, has been set aside as
the day for the raising of the
building and completion of the
project.
Some of the enthusiasm for
this was probably worked up
by the most pleasant evening
spent by over ninety Rotarians,
Rotrary AIMS, and tn e ir
guests at barn dance" held
on Wednesday evening, June %,
at the barn of Dr., H.B. Tho
mas. Dancing to the music of
the orchestra with square
dance calls by Audre Blair and
eating to the tune of the re-
freshment committee helped to
make this the most pleasant
Rotary affair with the wives
since the clubs inception over
four years ago.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
MEN IN SERVICE

FORT BENNING, GAP v
Jeremiah d. Ford, 81, son of
Mrs. Catherine Ford, 113 Moi
fett ave-, Chardon, Ohio. re-
Gently was graduated from
the communications course at
the Infantry School, Fort Ben
ming, Ga.
The /. Is week course was
designed to train personnel in
the techniques, characteristics,
installation, operation and main
tenance of infantry communi-
cation systems. Graduates are
qualified for assignments to
duty as communication chiefs.
Private Ford entered t h e
Army last September and re-
ceived basic training at Fort
Knox, KY. He is a former stu
dent at Western Reserve uni
versity.
Pvt. Robert w. Dewey, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
W.. Dewey of Rt. 528, Thomp-
son, Ohio, is attending a spec
ial training course with the 1st
Infantry Regiment at the Ma
rine Corps Base here.
The four week course in
cludes all phases of combat
training coordinated with the
training taught in "boot" camp.
Graduates will be transferred
to permanent duty stations.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Parade to Begin
Chester Wy Ah
Celebration

CHESTER Celebration oi
July Fourth willstart in Ches-
ter with a parade at 100 in
the afternoon This will, as U.s.
ual, start at the township park
and continue to the school build
ing The remainder of the pro-
gram will be on the sc hool
grounds
The activities starting at 1:3O
will conclude with a dance
which will end at midnigh. Be-
tween those hours many at :
fractions are offered including
band concerts, horse h ow
FIREWORKS games and the
usual food booths, special at
fractions for the children. Rep
resentative Oliver P Bolton
who was to be present a n d
speak has sent regrets that be-
cause of illness in his family
he will not be able to come
The celebration is in charge
of the West Geauga Boosters
club everyone is invited to
participate
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
MiddIefieId
Plans Gala
incoming

MIDDLEFIELD = When Mid
dlefield's homecoming queen is
chosen this year to reign over
the gala two day festivities
on August II and 13, she will,
without a doubt, be queen OF
the biggest homecoming cele-
bration ever planned in t h i S
Geauga community.
Hard at work today were Of
ficers and members of Middle
fields Chamber of Commerce
and Fire Department in laying
plans for the gala celebration
which will be broadcast over
radio station WICA direct from
the hmecoming midway.
Already planned for the gala
festival is a gigantic midway,
rides, free shows, exhibits, ba-
nd concerts, dance, variety acts
and fish fry.
Garland Shelter, newly elect
ed Chamber president, stated
that it was the hope of all Mid
dlefield that families would
plan to spend all afternoon and
evening of both days at the
Homecoming for many hours
of free entertainment and shows
Cont. on page = 6
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Announce Plans
for Day Camp
in Chester

CHESTER - The following
announcement is for the Ches-
ter children who wish to par
ticipate in the West Geauga
Day Camp activities which are
sponsored by the West Geauga
Recreation Council.
The day camp which will be
held on the Williams farm in
Russell off Fairmount rd., will
open on July 6. The first day
and all following days W II
start at 1000 am. and close
at 800 pm. The camp will be
open on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. Children W |
bring their own lunch. The reg,
istration fee is $500 for one
child and $3.50 for a family
Children five years and up
may register. Transportation
will be by car pools arrang-
ed by parents.
Camp director is Robert ia
ckson. Activities include hand
craft, swimming, nature hikes,
games, story telling, library
service etc. For further 1nfor'
nation call PA 9-7217, Mrs.
Banister or ED 8-6263 M r S
Norman Harris.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Former Chardon
Barber Died

'Vergil G. Burwell, 65, widely
known in the Chardon area, a
barber here for many years,
died early Wednesday morn =
ming, June %, at his home in
East Canton.
He had suffered a heart all
ment for some time and had
a severe attack three weeks
ago.
Leaving Chardon, he and his
wife, Millie, who survives, sim
ce have conducted a. barber
shop and beauty parlor in Can
ton. Mr.. Burwell was a violinsit
of ability and soloed and play
ed in orchestras and d n C e
bands in Chardon and vicinity
while n business here. He was
born in Canton. He was a me-
mber of Canton ethodiSt chu-
rch.
Also surviving are a son,
Vaughn, Chardon barber; a
daughter, Mrs. Betty Cook of
Solon; several half brothers and
sisters in the Canton area, 8
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Rites were held at 1:30 pm.
Saturday, in the McQuerry fun
Canton. Burial will be in Can
ton cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30

Fully realizing the need, the
Burton Middlefield Rotary
club being a county wide SER
vice organization, has taken on
a project of building a one
room library building at t h e
Burton Lakes allotment, just
south of South NeWbury. Ro-
tartan Denver Jividen, superirl-
tendent of Burton schools and
Mrs. Carolyn Boak, Burton lib
rarian, strongly felt that some
thing of this type would go a
long way towards helping this
community, and when it was
suggested to the Rotary club
the idea was seized upon as a
most worthwhile venture.
On Sunday, June 26, eleven
days after the idea was bro
ached at a Rotary meeting,
sixteen Rotarians met during
the hours of $50 am. to 400
pm. to eXcavate, pour the foot
ers and lay the block for the
foundation of the 12x16 build
ing. They did their work in
a scenic spot right at t h
edge of the lake on some prop
erty already set aside as park
area by the Burton Lakes As
sociation. The blocks that were
used were donated to the Ro-
tarians by Walter Best of Best
one in Chardon. .
Hard at work with ShovelS,
picks, trowelS and the like were
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Hambden Girl Wins Horse Show 7rpphyat Chagr1n

Little Deborah Lee VeSe OF
Hambden won the Challenge
Trophy at the Chagrin Valley
Trial and Riding club show in
Chagrin Falls on Sunday, June
10, adding another honor to her
list of horsemanShip awards,
which is remarkably long for
a 7-year-old.
Deborah she's been riding
ever since she could walk-has
placed in every horse show she
ever been in except two" &C
cording to her proud father,
Leroy Vese of rt. 1866, Hamb-
den.
The youngster, who competes
with children up to the age
of IA, has been competing in
horse shows for over a year
with her Arabian pony, Pasha.
The Chagrin Challenge Tro-
ply is awarded to the winner
of the pleasure pony c a S.
Pasha's walk, trot and cantor,
while competing in that class,
pleased the judges well enough
to win the trophy for Deborah.
The Challenge Trophy is do
mated by Guy and Craig Roeper
of cambridge.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Group Opposes
Incorporation

CHESTER Several Priv
ate meetings have been held
by forces opposed to the in
corporation of Ridgewood Viii
lage. BY the end of this week
it is expected that those in the
territory who are opposed to
incorporation will be fully or
ganized and ready to discuss
the disadvantages of incorpor-
ating this section of Chester
Township.
Letters will be sent out soon
announcing the date of pub
lie meeting to be held in the
Chester school gymnasium.
All in the territory under dis
cusSion are invited to be pre-
sent according to those head
ing the opposition. For further
information call PA 9-7935 or
PA 9-7625.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30

trustees
Resign

The Chardon Village Gene
terry Board of Trustees has re-
signed.
Members DR.. Jack B. Ed
redge, chairman; Mrs. Hugh B.
Fowler and Arthur B. Carlson,
have sent individual letters of
resignation to the clerk of coun-
Gil.
The letters probably will be
considered at the next regular
meeting of the council.
So far as known, this is the
first time than an, entire brach
of the Chardon Village govern
ment has walked out.
Mrs. Fowler has been a me-
mber of the cemetery board
for II years.
She, Mr.. Carlton and DR..
Eldredge poined out that the
increasing population has
brought much extra work in
cemetery care, there is re-
foreStation program to replace
diseased trees requiring re-
moval, and other general work
that required purchse of tools,
and mower.
Because of need of the new
equipment which was purchas-
ed, it was necessary to make
transfer from the land fund
to the tool division, it was said.
The members charge that in
the night season, councilmen
went to the cemetery to look
into the equipment on hand.
1--WE didn't like this, and re-
sented the manner in which it
was DONE" Mrs. Fowler and
DR.. Eldredge said.
1--WE have regular meetings
of the board which is the place
to discuss any differences"
Il don't know too much a.
bout this" said Vain Parsons,
president of the council today.
1.-The whole thing evolves a
round a misunderstanding. / be-
heve the situation can be work.
ed out if the groups get to-
gether for discussion. There is
no big probelm involved to my
knowledge.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30

The resignation of Chardon
high school principal Gerald G,
Daniels was accepted at spe-
cial meeting Of the Chardon
Board of Education Tuesday
night.
Also accepted were the res
ignationS of Mrs Daniels, first
grade teacher, and Kenneth
Engel, high school shop teach
er and athletic coach. Engel
will go to Cleveland Heights.
Daniels will become princi-
pal of the high school at Clyde,
o. He takes his new post on
Aug. 1.
Mr.. Daniels leaves Chardon
schools after a service over
nine years four years as a
teacher and COACH, and the last
five years as principal.
Mr.. Daniels, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Daniels, was born
in Chardon and graduated from
the local high school in 1887.
He graduated from Kent State
university in 1912 and received
his masters degree in educa-
ton in 1850.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Chardon Opens New Disposal Plant
.Desi;gnedto to
Serve Town
.of3500

Chardon villages new sew
age treatment plant, designed
TO serve a village with a pop-
ulation of $500, began test op-
eratlons yesterday afternoon.
The new plant, located on :
poslte Grant st. at the foot
Iof N. Hambden ST.. cost the
village approximately S1O4 00o
1t is OF the trickling filter tyne
and has two filter beds measur-
ing 63 1T. in diameter.
The old sewage treatment
plant, at the same location. will
continue to be used as a SUM-
plement to the new facility. ac-
cording to Roy Roth, Cleye :
land, technical supervisor The
old plant has been completely
overhauled.
The new plant, accordin to
Roth, was built because of ac-
ton by the State to clear uu
streams and watersheds in the
state.
Under construction since Oc-
tober, the new plant was built
by the Stamm Construction CO.
OF Mantua. Rollin F. MacDow-
ell and associates were con-
sulting engineers.
The project was completed
under the Chardon Board of
Public Affairs headed by An
derSon Allyn, and Spiv Doer-
sam, general superintendent of
Chardon village maintenance.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
". Geanga Band
to Play at Eete
HyAh Chester

WEST GEAUGA - Notices
will go out to members of the
West Geauga high school band
next week for the annu a |
Fourth of July celebration in
Cheterland. The band will be
in uniform for te first Fourth
of July in many years and will
be under the direction of Mr..
Vernon C. West, Director of
the band during the past year.
1t is also hoped to have Mr..
Daniel P. Parmelee, the new
director Of the band, present
on the Fourth for the event.
Mr.. West announced t h a t
members would be advised to
come to a rehearsal one and
one-half hours before playing
time, the time to be determin-
ed when the cards are sent out.
The rehearsal will be held at
the Chester schools.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Chester Hosts
Rural Mail
Carriers

CHESTER - The Lake coun-
ty Rural Carriers Association
entertained the June meeting
of the II, 10, 20 and % Dis
trict Rural Carriers AsSocia-
ton and Ladies Auxiliary at
the Chester K of P Hall on
Saturday evening.
Arrangements were made by
Lester Battles, president of the
Lake county Association d
District secretary.
Dinner was served by tn e
women of the lodge. A pro-
gram and business session fol-
lowed.
Invocation Robert Shanower;
welcome, Clifford Whiting; re-
sponse, Martin Merryfield; rec
ognition of guests, Edward Le-
dinsky; district president. Ad-
dress, G. E. Froelich of Cleve-
land, assistant District Man :
ager of Post Office Operations
Floyd Bidlack of Willoughby
State Treasurer and Robert
Reese, Pandora, member of
State Executive committee, al
so spoke.
A humorous Skit was present
ed by Albert and Wayne Parks
of Kirkland.
Officers electedby the car :
rierS to serve the district as
sociation were Edward Ledin-
sky, Orwell, re elected pre-
sident; Homer Dewey, Burton,
vice president; Robert Shano-
wer, Mentor, secretary and
treasurer
Mahoning county association
extended an invitation for the
fall meeting.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
c. Daniels Resigns
as Chardon School PRINCIPAL

Mrs. Daniels, who has been
a first grade teacher in Char
don schools for three years,
will teach in the Clyde schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels reside
on Maple Ave. and have three
children Stephen, 10; William
z, Susan 3.
Il greatly regret to lie a v e
Chardon, but consider the Clyde
post as an excellent opportun-
ity for advancement in my pro-
fession," said Mr.. Daniels.
1t was announced at the
Scholol board meeting that bids
will be accepted until noon on
June % for an addition to Char
don high school. The addition
includes two shop rooms, two
music rooms on the east end
of the present building, and the
enlarging of the present recrea-
tion room to provide a full
size gymnasium.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
To Read Water Meters

The Village of Chardon has,
started to read the water me-
ters on Monday, June 81, ac-
cording to Mrs. Jennie C.. Da-
wilson, village clerk. She asks
that people either try to be
home or leave the house open
so the meters may be read.
They are reading them between
the hours of 10 am. and 7 p.
m.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
All Sheep Club Hears
prouram Plans

On June % the Geauga coun-
ty All Sheep club held It's
third meeting at the home of
Barbara and Paul Hanke.
In the absence of the presi-
dent, Janet Fenwick, the vice
president, Beverly Wins, pre-
sided. The program plans for
the summer were discussed.
Timmy Franks of Huntsburg
will be the host for the next
meeting on July 81 at 800.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-30
Neal Post Dies;
Formerly of Chester

CHESTER - James Post re-
ports that his cousin, Neal Post
died in independence Kansas
on June %. Formerly OF Ches-
ter, the deceased was the son
of Alfred Post. Neal Post left
Chester and has lived in Kan
sas for approximately so years