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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
VIRGINIA MUST DECIDE
Gray PIon Attacked
On Legal Grounds
BY ALEX r. PRESTON

Aside from moral involved the Gray Commission
plan to prevent compulsory attendance at Virginia public
schools being attacked from angles legal grounds
Proponents do not claim to have all the
They of the main attractions of the program is
that it allows certain parts of the State additional time to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Grill Owner SIuqqed
And Robbed of $500

Two men who slugged him with after forcing their
way into his home yesterday robbed
tenhouse street NV, of $780, he told police
Mr. Trantis said he had just home Seventh
Street Grill 1912 Seventh street NV, when he
at his door When he door the men who were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
WRITING LEDGEs across

WRITING LEDGES across
from the stamp and parcel
post cages we're crowded with
people penciling last-minute
notes on Christmas cards, or
putting stamps on piles Of
cards. The overflow stood at
the window stills, doing the
same thing.
One of these, a man, shut
fed rapidly through his pile
of cards, licking the stamps
and slapping them on.
He stopped short when he
came to one, peered at the ad-
dress, and frowned disap-
provingly.
Then he separated it from
the rest, tore it up slowly, and
tossed the pieces into a waste
basket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19
Rambling

Pedestrians damned the
curb at one of those walk
Don't Walk" intersections,
waiting for the light to
change to Walk" But one
woman stepped from the curb
and strolled boldly across.
She got halfway before a furi-
Gus policeman stopped her.
Good! She's been doing that
every morning." a curb-wait-
ing lady said. Another woman
added, 1--WE been watching
her, too. I'm glad she got
caught" When the light
changed, the two walked tri-
umphantly past the victim,
still getting a lecture -.
Some banks here are photo
stating money taken in dur
ing the day. If it's stolen, they
have a record of the serial
numbers
A menu for a recent Ant
eaters Association lunch at
The Zoo includes Charcoal
broiled king cobra hips" for 8
million farthings, vegetables
$17.85 extra, and the request,
please allow five light years
for preparation"
A tourist buying postcards
at one of those Union Depot
newstandS told the clerk she
wanted one showing the
SIN hsonian .Institu
ton, which she'd visited that
afternoon. "Oh, I've been
there, too," the clerk said.
"As a matter of fact, it's the
only place I've been in my 13
years in Washington"
A fork and spoon have van
ished from the Grand
mothers Christmas Dinner"
display at the Corcoran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

On Jonuory 3 virsinions will decide by
referendum whether to take the first
step to amend their State Constitu-
ton. This is the fifth Of q series OF
articles deoline with recommendations
Of the Groy Commission to prevent
enforced public school integrotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-19

Other stories on the Virginia referendum
issue. Pose B-5
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
"ZAJEDN1CAR"
ProsIava 40-godisnjice II. B. z.u
Djecjem Domu ma pikniku 3. julia

Des PLANES, Ill. - Kao obGno svake godine do sada
odrzaje veik izlet mjesecu ulu zemlstu Decjeg
Donna HBz kojeg posjeeuu mast clanovi IL svih kraeva
nase velike zelje Amerike Kanade Owe godne mas
zet &c odrzati nedjelju JULIA to bas vrije
kad odrzae cevra konvencija Pomlatka nase Ia
jednice Gary, Indiana pocam cd e., pa do T. julia.
Mladi delega njihov rodite te pocasni deegat tako
der &c pose oval mas zet Odbornici casnci Hrvatske
Braske Zajednice &c bti konvenc Pomlatka pax &c
biti ma izletu.
proslim godnama nasi zlet bill posjeceni po 5
do tisuca clanova HBZ da bi bio pretjeran mozda
wise Ovo tvrdim zbog toga, posto obcno proda oko
80 pecenh anjaca, te uvek ostanemo bez pecena prize
sa veeer Posto godine slavi 40godisnjca Po
mlatka te odrzae konvenca Pomlatka Gary, Indiana
u to vrjeme pax tome godine odrzaje konven-
cija HBZ, te Gu bti preteran ako recem da bi
godne rebalo bti makar deset tsuca canova prja
telja H. B. Zajednice ovom pikniku prosavi.
Samo je jedno mjesto ovoj zemlji gdje sastane
najvse naseg naroda, to e gradu Pittsburghu kad
Ujednen Odsjec Zapadne Pennsylvania odrzavau svo
Zaedncarsk Dan, Pittsburghom jedno mjesto gdje
mozee da nadjete najvse vash pratelja godne bt
&c zemljistu Decjeg Donna dana julia prosav Po-
mlatka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
Dodjite sv dovedite vase prijateje.
Vladimir Bozc tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
DoIazi u Farrell u iduCu nedjeIju

Farrell, Pa. - OWN putem zemo javt nasem
narodu Farrelu drugim biznjim daljnjm mjestma,
da Gradjanski Klub Croatan American
Civic Club priredjuje veki koncertn program, kojeg &c
zvadat gasovt Duquesne University Tamburtzans idu
Gu nedeu "a. apra Farrell Senior High School, Pro-
gram ce poceti tocno 2:3O sati posje podne
Nasem narodu je mamie wise poznato, da oval zbor
sasto cd vrlo dobro talentranh momaka devoaka, ko
uce zvanja sveuclstu Vec nekoliko nase
omadne koji ucestvoval nasm pjevackim tamburas
kim zborovima Farrelu ucestvovali Tamburtzans
dobli skolarnu Duquesne University. Sada takodjer
nase mesto made cast da nasa diva mladca Husnk Pre-
zgaj canov ovog glasovtog zbora STUDENT Duquesne
University, koj &c medW ostaim oni biti izvadjanju
ovog programa.
Vec ina DUE da oval zbor nije bio Farrellu
nego e prosle godne bio bliznjem mjesu Brookfied
Ohio Svi oni ko bill nihovom proslogodisnjem kon
certu odnes lijepe domove isoga, kako cujemo
hov program traje oko diva sata sasto cd
naboe nase narodne glazbene amburce tie pesama pie
raznh slavenskh drugih naroda Evrop Pri IL
vadanu programa stano nastupau promjene gdje
glunci gumice dolaze raznim saroikm narodnim nos
MAMA izvadaju svoe uloge tako da zacarau prisutnu
pubiku, mnogima oc cd milne gledajuc
nhovu sprernu vestinu Nh predvod vrlo vjest sprem
nj direktor Mr. Walter w. Koar ko je posvetio svoje
vreme znane gasovitom zboru, da e takovi kako
vi je danas
Zato pozvljemo saw mas narod, kao sve jubelje gaz
benin programa bez razike bo koe narodnos da dodu
ma oval koncerat. John Mikuln, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
GIasajfe "a svoga

Cleveland, Ohio. - Slaveni
a osobito Hrvati imaju pri-
liku da izaberu Johna Pre-
dovica "a svojeg gradskog
vijecnika u End Wardu, u
Garfield Heights, Ohio, ma 3.
maja owe godine.
Brat John Predovich bio ie
dugogodisnji tajnik odsjeka
broj 403 H.B.Z., tie bio dele
gat ma prosloj konvenciji u
Los Angeles, Calf. On je cd
nase gore list, potice Cd rad
nih roditelja i rodjen je u
America, ako Sc ne varam ov-
die u Clevelandu. Ia oval po-
lozaj on Sc natjece ma listi
Demokratske Stranke.
Posto imamo ~lijepi broj
clanova H.B.Z. u Garfieldu,
te ostalih nasih Hrvata, Srba
i Slovenaca, toga radi misli-
mo da brat Predovich imade
lijepu priliku da bude iza-
bran. On stoji "a svoj narod,
prilicno govori svoj materin-
ski jerk skolovan je u ovoj
zemlji, te Sc uvijek zanima u
radu "a HBZ. Mas narod i
ostali Slaveni ovdje trebali bi
Sc ugledati u mas narod u
Youngstown, Ohio Gary,
Indiana, gdje su clanove ma
Sc Zajednice izabrali ma vaz-
ne polozaje svojih mjesta, to
jest gradonacelnike. Nasi Hr-
vati ostali Slaveni u Gar
fieldu Heights trebaju Sc u
ovim izborima isto pokazati,
da su svijesni svoje duznosti
i da izaberu svoga covjeka
ma oval polozaj. Mi smo do
sta puta glasovali "a ne-Sla-
vene u proslosti, kao sto ce-
mo i u buducnosti, ali kada
imamo priliku da glasamo "a
svoga covjeka, drzim da bi
tn priliku trebali iskoristiti
"a istoga glasovati.
Cd mole strane ia bratu
Johnny Predovich zelim u
spjeh, te preporueam swim
mojim prijateliima u Gar
fieldu da glasaju "a MEGA u
izborima ma 3. maja o. 6.
Paul Kucinic, clan
odsjeka 403 HBZ
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
.0rganiziran MajGin KIub
u uniiezdu PomIafka 242

Chicago, Ill. = Ovdje je
organiziran novi Majcin Klub
u gnijezdu Pomlatka broj 242
H.B.Z. ma IA. marca t. G. po
nasoj upraviteljici Pomlatka,
sestri Mary Plesha. Klub Sc
je organizirao "a korist die
ce, ali kojeg nase make tre-
baju takodjer pomagati.
Svaki clan naseg gnijezda
Pomlatka do 16 godina sta
rosti ina priliku da pristupi
u skolske tecajeve "a uciti
Kolo plesove, pjesme i svira-
ii razne instruments, posto
je brat Sam Cuzella obecao
dati svoje vrijeme da i'll u
tom poducava. Ako nasa mia
dez Sc odazove dodje u owe
tecajeve, Mr.. Sam Cuzella &c
formirati grupe. cd 5 do 16
godina starosti svaki pone-
djeljak cd 6 do 9 sati u We
GER. Ma proslom nasem sa-
stanku bilo je prisutno pre-
ko 25 djece, te smo wise ne
go sigurni da Sc oval broj
moze povecati i ma veci broj.
Ma ovom sastanku ne samo
djeca, nego i njihove make
su imale ugodne casove, koje
su sprovele u najboljem We
selju.
Siednice n a s e 6 Majcinog
Kluba &c Sc odrzavati svaki
zadnji ponedjeljak u svakom
mjesecu, pocam Cd 25. aprila
pa dale, u 7 sati u veeer, u
doljnjim prostorijama crkve.
Slijedece sestre su birane
u odbor Majcinog Kluba: An
ma Bozich, predsjednica; An
ma Jovanovich. potpredsjed-
MICA; Pauline Stanley, tajni-
ca; Catherine Madonich, bla-
gajnica Ann Matesevac,
perovodjica.
Pauline Stanley, izv-j.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20
katieCai "a ravnateIie LjetovaIiSta HBz

U vezi sa odlukom Odbora Djecjeg Donna H.BZ, ovime
raspsuje natjeca ravnatelje Ljetovalsta HBZ
zemjistu Djecjeg Donna u Des PLANES, Illinois,
Natecatelji - muz zena ne mladji cd 80 godina po
moguenosh clanovi H.BZ. moraju bt osposobljeni
takav posao, maine: morau bt dobrom zdravlju
zivahnosti moraju biti pragodv zivotu van
bt skusni vodjenju ljetovasa moraju razumjet po
trebe onh koji etovanju morau b zanteresirani
svrhu letovasa morau nositi odgovornost rad koj
i'll ocekuje; konacno morau mat najmanje dvje godine
sveucsnh nauka iii inu zobrazbu koja h osposobljuje
vodjenje ljetovasta.
Ravnatel ljetovasta &c mat zraditi dnevn program,
koj ce ukljuciti loptanje (softbal baseball voleyba
punchbal) igre tjeovezbe; plivanje koje uku-
cue pocetnke pvaee te spasavanje natecanje trcanu
(track and field zet pjevane rucni rad (pravjenje
raznih stvar cd papra kovne pastke, drveta sukna)
Ravnatelji ljetovasta imaju stan hranu ma zemstu.
Natjecaje oznakom dobe, iskustva radu ma ljeto
vasu te naznaku ocekivane place treba omah posla
Nick ID. Sarch, Superintendent
1901 Potter Road
Des Planes Illinois
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-04-20

Denver, Colo. = Jugosla-
venski Radio sat u Denveru
priredjuje koncert u nedjelju
"a. aprila 1866. u 2 sata posli-
je podne, u Slovenskom Do
mu, 45th and Washington SITS.
Prihod cd koncerta ide u
korist "a odrzanje i prosirenje
radio sata, tako, da Sc moze
cuti i nasa pjesma i glazba u
ovoj okolici.
OdbOr
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13

Jan. II, 1853 on the sidewalk
in front of and abutting the
Casteel Drug Store on the east
erly side of North Cheshire on
Main st.
She charges the village was
negligent in that the sidewalk
was broken and in need of re-
pair and hadbeen in such a
condition long enought for the
village to be aware of it and
have had it repaired. Ais O
that the sidewalk which con-
stituted the three steps fronting
in Park st. was coated with
ice. She further charges that
the fall resulted in serious
painful, permanent injury to her
back necessitating the wearing
of back brace, that she was
hospitalized for Sc days and thai
she is still Sufferying, grea
bodily and mental anguish.
Rulings
Case of E. ]. Parker againS
Byron M. Buck has been dis
misse dat plaintiffs costs.
Fannie Dorsey, Rt. 5, Cha
grin Falls, has been granted
temporary custody of m n o
children, temporary use of home
owned by the couple and con
tinuance of restraining ord e !
issued against the defendant,
and she is granted $500 pc
week temporary alimony.
Eleanor Schmidt has been ap
pointed and engaged to serv'
as the official court reporter o
Common pleas Court Of Geaugi
county. Her compensation !
fixed at $4,000 per month wit
added compensation for trans
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13
LEGAL NOTICE

Elsie Kucha, who formerly
resided in Middlefield, Ohio,
will take notice that Nicholas
Kucha on the 10th day of De-
cember, 1854, filed his petition
in the .Geauga County Common
Pleas Court requesting that
he be granted a divorce from
said Elsie. Kucha and that he
be granted whatever further
relief is just and equitable in
this case, and that said case
will be for hearing on or about
six weeks from the date of the
filing herein.
Nicholas Kucha
Thomas G. Rowley, his attorney
BY Thomas G.. Rowley
6c4,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13

cription and copies of testi,
mony, evidence, opinions, pro-
ceedings and court records.
L. E. Tuttle and Robert j.
Violin have been appointed to
serve as commissioners Of Jur-
ors to be paid $500 per
month.
Gordon Ham is appointed
Probation officer of Geauga
county at a salary of $500 per
month and mileage of 8 cents
per mile.
Additional funds of $500.00 h
have been allowed the proSecu-
cutors office for the investiga-
ton and prosecution Of crimes
in Geauga county.
Thomas G.. Rowley has been
appointed assistant Prosecuting
Attorney.
The court has allowed h c
sum $4,000 90 for the ProSecu'
ting Attorneys office, $4,000
per month for the assistant pro
scouting attorney and $4,000
per month for stenographer.
Investigations have been or
dered into the chacter, family
relations, past conduct, earning
ability and financial worth o.
Katherine and George Morris
Gloria Jean and Arnold Franz
Smit and Fannie and Timoth!
Dorsey who are involved IL
divorce cases.
Paul H. Calvin has been ap
pointed as court Bailiff of Ge
auga county at salary OF $75
per month.
Laurence B. HotckisS wa
found guilty of contempt o
court in as much as he was il
arrears $1035 90 in support pay
ments to Lena Hotchkiss.
J A ten day jail sentence wa
suspended provided payments
of $500 per week are com
menced Immediately, and main
tanned every week hereafter ur
\ til further order of this cour
\ and reasonable effort is mad
to reduce the a foresaid al
reage.
The case of the Union Say
/ ingS and Loan Co. VS.. Paul "
and Jeanne E. Bidgood, Iren
Marks, county treasurer a n
Wilma Kronk, county aduitol
has been dismissed at the cost
of the defendants, Paul a n
Jeanne Bidgood. Also cross pc
tition of the defendant Irene
Marks, treasurer of G e au G
| county, dismissed without pre-
judice at defendants, Paul "
and Jeanne Bidgood'S costs.
II REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
il AUBURN TWP. - Brigham
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13

Britton, lots 1874, lis, 125 with
81.73 acres to The State of Ohio,
Columbus.
Charles M. Sinden, lot 5 with
house, barn, and go acres to
Harold C.. Albert A., and Rose
B. Sinden, Mantua.
SUNSET DR.. SUB. - Ver-
verka, Joseph and Anna, lot 4
with house and garage and 6.25
acres to Sidnik, Alex and Sal
ma Chagrin Falls.
Robert Stephen Jacob, lot 6
with house and 6.75 acres to
Dolores and Ernest A. Schwartz
Chagrin Falls.
BAINBRIDGE TWP. - Char
les P. English, lot IA with Ill
acres to Ralph w. and Jane G.
BurhamS, Chagrin Falls.
Charles w. Hamilton, lots 49,
10 with house and 30.73 acres
to Helen H. Hamilton, Chagrir
Falls.
Wanda ]. and Edwin N. Dali
ey, lots 81 with LOO acres tc
Richard w. and Marie T. Wal
ler, Chagrin Falls.
Same.
BAINBRIDGE AND CHA -
GRIN FALLS S. S. D. - HON
er A. Foster, lots 81 48 will
, .09 acres to George F. anc
Mollie M Anderson, c h a gr 1
Falls.
Leon L. RobenS, lots 48 2!
with house and IT acres to LIE
ma A. and Foster Mary R
Robens, Chagrin Falls.
CHURCH SUBDIV. - Jack
: Stankus, lots 25, 26 with IT acr,
!, with .08 to Norma K. and Rob
: ert R. Pomeroy, Chagrin Falls
Jack Stankus, lots 26, 81 wit
II acres to North Street Deve
lopment Co., Chagrin Falls.
BURTON VILLAGE - Elort
B. EIwell, lots 46, 25, SO, Z
with house, barn and 273 acre
; to Ann, George, and Hugh Hum
y bert, Burton, o.
CHARDON TWP. - James C
O'Neill, lots 1853, 164 with l.3
acres to l. r. Martin Land Co
Shaker HgtS., o.
CHARDON-KIRTLAND S. s
= D. - Loretta Marrow, lot Is
" with 3. acres to Margaret an
=, Donald Ellicock, Chardon.
. Margaret and Donald Ellicoc
" lot 152 with 3. acres to Paulin
and HerShel o. Chambers, Gle
. veland.
d CHARDON & MENTOR S.
D. - Land Title Guarantee an
= Trust Co., lots 1-2, Sc with 21t
64 acres to Louise B. K n 6
Mentor.
Land Title Guarantee an
Il Trust Co., lots 1-2. 1-2, "a 81
with 99.4O acres to Mary Ga!
kell King, Mentor.
Land Title Guarantee n
Trust Co., lot 81, with 3.64 acre
to Frances King Schafer, Shal
er Heights.
Land Title Guarantee an
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13
THE RECORD. CHARDoN. ONO. JAN. 1a. 1866

Resort and Realty Co., lots
SIS Sc with house hid. and 1.63
1.50 acres to Joseph G. and
Mildred Hahl, Novelt.
Roscoe F. Sanders, lot IL
with 152 acres to James F.
and Anna Reilly, Novelty.
HUNTING VALLEY WILL -
AGE = Philip r. Mather, lot A
with 388 acres to Jean L linn
Grimm, Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13
LEGAL NOTICE

In accordance with the pro-
visions of Section 519.19 of the
Revised Code of Ohio and the
Zoning Resolution of Newbury
Township, Geauga County, Ohio
notice is hereby given that
public hearing will be held by
the Zoning Commission for said
Township at 800 pm. TUES
DAY the 9th day of February
1855, at Grange Hall of said
Township for the purpose of
revising proposed changes in
the Township zoning Resolu-
ton pertaining to Industrial Dis
trictS.
Robert G. Johnson
Secretary
lei.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13

Trust Co., lot ! with 1884 acres
to Frances King Schafer, Shak-
er Heights.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Al
lyn, w. E., lot 123 with A acres
to Catherine C.. and Robert S.
Nugent, Chardon.
Daisey S. Young, lot 140 with
barn and 100 147 and AS A.
to Rudolph o. Young, Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - Catherine
w. Mead, lot with 2.54 acres
to Marjorie M. and Arthur P.
O'Keefe, Cleveland.
John Kota, lot 80 with house,
barn and 400 acres to Jack A.
Koake, and Victoria M. Koake,
CheSterland.
Naomi and Clarence N. Pet
erson, lot 81 with house and SO
acres to Chester, Katherine and
Mark Derthick, Chesterland.
Linda and Milan Jacobs, lot
"a with store and % acres to
Jacobs L. g., Chesterland.
Rose Krause Goodman, lot 35
with house and go acres to War
rem w. Hanford CheSterland.
MYRLIN HGTS. SUB.-Peter-
son, Naomi, lot 48, 26 with .35
&c acres to Merle F. and Irene
| Reynolds, Gates Mills.
HAMBDEN TWP. Eliza
beth Young, lot IA with house
and 600 acres to Betty L., Hi
ram S. BleakeSlee, Chardon.
Raymond Paul Hlebak, lot l;
with 1.09 acres to Stella M.
Hlebak, Cuyahoga County
Stella M. Hlebak, lot l3 will
SIS acres to Nellie and james
j. Simandl, Chardon.
Stella M. Hlebak, lot Is will
.54 acres to Edward w. Dire
mann, Chardon.
MIDDLEFIELD TWP. - Juli;
Lozinski, lot % with 2 acres t,
James Hunt, Middlefield.
MIDDLEFIELD VII. - G.
w. McLlroy, and K. H. Mu
NAV, lot 90 with ct acres t.
Marida w. and Clarence J. Lor
son, Middlefield.
MONTVILLE TWP. - Fran
ceS J. and Benjamine F. Texte
lot % with cabin and 500 acre
, to Steve and Anna KondreWych
| of Burton.
Mascorella, lot Is with 200
( acres to James F. and Yvonn
, J. Mascorella, Huntsburg.
= Leroy F. Wenzel, lots 49,
with 1000 acres to Walter J
Petrmic, Cleveland.
| Ida Krisinski, lot with 35.5
acres to Vincent Krisinski, {
, Thompson.
Rose K. and Joseph E. Inc
l man, lots 10 II with house
, barn and 77.69 acres to A
= bert G. and Eleanor M. Roger:
Chardon.
/ Delo c. McElroy, lot 1862, 162.
S with house, barn and 399.50 4
: to Myrtle D. McElroy, Hunts
burg.
l Myrtle C. McElroy, lots 152,
with house and barn and 99.s
$500 acres to McElroy, D
Wayne of Huntsburg.
Vincent Saladonis, hose, bar
garage and 1886 acres to E
R. and Lee Burkett, Chardol
MUNSON TWP. - Elmer v
and Olga A. Sipan, lot 6 wit
1.50 acres to Margaret K. an
Richard E. ByrneS, Chardon.
Joseph A. Bolek, lot 1.64 acre
to Barker, Donald r. and wi
ma E. Chesterland.
Thomas Bolek, lot 6 with IL
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COMMON PLEAS COURT

New Cases
Ola Jones, Newbury, o. has
filed suit against John EdSard
Ofciarcik of 262 E. 242nd St.,
Euclid, o. for money only in
the amount of $5O,000.O0.
Patricia E. and Charles H.
Phillips Of 15609 Corsica Ave,
Cleveland, are suing G e or G e
Fencl of Chagrin Falls,O. for
So, 100000.
Lola Kothera, Mumford Rd.,
Burton, has brought suit against
the village of Burton for $100
10000 for injuries she charges
she received when she fell or
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-13

the Dynafow unit itself can change their
angle-like the propeller of the airliner can
change its pitch from take off position to
cruising position.
And what this brings to you-at the wheel
of 1855 Buick-is the nearest thing to fight
on wheels. Far better gas mileage in your
normal driving and cruising. Spectacular
new response when you want it for extra
quick getaway or emergency acceleratlon.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

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CHRISTIAN ek ar a1 d
Fcnottf l P Le1ton
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Mi aad " Franklin
~ FaLe rHcH at He Neek
enG WHi N IHE brother
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

Tae lame hiian Cnapter
y a r all meet on SaardaF
NOV Ia iii Blackstone with Mrs
G. f Epes Cohostesses elIl br
Mrs c r Sheffield Mrs II T
seay and MT G r Bedall TIE
Role q. tfe Church the Role ot
the Horne #i ba THE theme 81
The meeting V.th the RI, Robert
q HIff4rd of CrtRe speag.ng or
Religion n the Colonies & tta
Eighteenth Century
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-11-04

I}flegales tIaIa A1sel4a 10 the
Eup.nla Educational A soc4aGion
meeting n Richmond last week
eaa MIS- James Brunette Mrs
w p Barr ard Mrs Barnee
7ora They attended meeting
Aedt 5a Thursday ard FrI-
aa a0ola d the county we're
ciofad o faday that all the
feather could attend PIP ttat
aa
M u n Barz NJ EugenIa
tee johnny Lev alf ~ u Bafg
aad aFs Jcan 3 Mason we're
ag the Carlton Sunday afternoon
10 take III tire Chrysanthemu1n
Shoa held there by the National
Chrysauihemum Society
Home Demonstration Gu b
mettlnas next week VIII be Mon
dat NOV 7 Namozlne az the Com
ugt4tv House al . N Grub
f1l Tuesday NOV With Mrs
a Jones at 10 a IN subject
lFaga Pine Grove Wednesday
NOV aith Mrs J 4 Mays. at
". m Alanuboro. Thursday
%og I'D with Mrs b NJ Philips
at z p n Mattoax. Friday Nov
sd. IA tile Community House ut
y Ia Watch for the TX pro-
gram Oh Saturday Nov II over
tatson WXEX = Petersburg FOR
tac All winners
Church Bazaar
The WSCS. Of TRINITY Meth
0dat Church. Amelia. is putting
On a bazaar and autumn harvest
on Saturday, Nov II. from 10
3 M to 9 j m DO your Christ
mas shopping early without hav-
nag To contend with traffic in the
cities and On the highways There
vii be gifts for children IN the
WEE Tots Shop for adults in
the Gift Shop Shop IN the
Bakery" the Florist Shop" or
the Country Store try your
luck at the Fish Pond Lunch and
supper viii be served al the
Snack Bar" The bazaar will be
held IN the church basement.