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The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10
Bill Mccullough
Chosen Editor Of
Lenoir Rhyneon

Bill McCullough. of Lincolnton,
was chosen Editor Of the Lenoir
Rhynean in elections held this
week to choose publication heads
at Lenoir Rhyme college for the
school year 1886.
A rising senior and pre-law ma
jor. McCullough has been out
standing in extra curricular ac-
tivities while at Lenoir Rhyme. He
is president of the Phi Kappa Del
ia forensic fraternity. member
of the a capella choir Alpha Tau
Kappa local forensic fraternity,
Iota Epsilon Omega Journalistic
fraternity. and has served as
sports editor OF the Lenoir Rhyn-
can.
He is one of six students to rep
resent Lenoir Rhyme at the State
Student Legislature in Raleigh
last Fall. and is a member of the
Sigma Phi Epsilon social fraterni-
fv
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10

from End to 3rd place as Ruth
erford-Spindale won and moved
into End position.
Lincolnton, however. is only a
few percentage points out of End
place and one-half game ahead of
4th place Kings Mountain; which
is an indication of how close the
race is for the top four spots in
the standings. Shelby. easy win
ner Tuesday over Cherryville, is
the leader with a 9-l record; their
lone setback being to Lincolnton.
GIRLS GAME
The Wolverettes expected to get
their toughest test of the season
in their clash with previously un-
tanned Kings Mountain girls. but
they were never seriously threat
ened as they Jumped into an early
lead and showed their superiority
all the way.
At the end of the opening per-
iod, they led by 20-10, were ahead
1918 at the half, and their lead
mounted the final half as they
continued to roll up the points.
Leading the winners scoring pa
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10
BOYS DIVISION

Games Friday: North Brook at
Union, Rock Springs at Lowell.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10
Honor Roll Is Announced
For LincoInton High School

Smith, Dick Keever, Becky Col
Inns, Dottie K;ser, Susan Ramseur,
Charlotte Shuford. Kay Beattie,
Mary Jane Crowell, Wanda Hoyle,
Beth Modlin. Don Whisonant.
9TH GRADE - Danny Barger,
Judy Beal, Betty Blanton, Linda
Brown. Celia Ann Caldwell, Becky
Campbell, Peggy Costner. Linda
Cornwell, Bulanda Grigg, Gail
HouSer, Mary Lou MoSteller,
r o n d Ballard, Jerry
Cash, Philip Graham. Reggie Har-
vey, Madge Abernethy, Shirley
Avery Patsy BivenS. Patricia Bu-
chanan. Frances Bynum, Martha
Chandler, Sandra Lockee. Shelvia
Wood, Gayle Burris, Nancy Cro-
well. Kay Hesfner. Jane Hines,
Media Lawing. 10 Ann Lineberger,
Becky McCrary. Annette Murphy.
Betty Norwood, Martha Pearsey
Ross. Sue Jane ByerS. Malinda
Huss, Leslie Saline. Phyllis Eurey,
Larry Dean Hoyle. Marie Meal
lister, Jimmy McLurd, Joann Mes
ser, Barbara Stamey. Bud War
lick, Jimmie Carpenter.
10TH GRADE - Gordon Auton,
Jay BraXton, Reginald Lanier, De-
liah Ford. 10 Anne Saunders, jan
ice Whitesides. Harold Bynum,
Larry Garter, Jimmy Sain, Mar
cia Mauney, Lucille McAlister,
Rebecca Punch, Cora Lee Rudisill,
Martha Jane Smith. Mavin Smith,
Carol Goodson, David Keever,
Jerry Long. Jerry Rhyme. Leary
Robinson. Linda Buff, Phyllis
Carpenter. Kay Cashion. Betty
Lawing, Patricia Lawing. Georgia
Lynch, Rebecca Rhodes. Midgie
Roberts, Dixie Ann Ross, Jane
Rudisill. Nancy Shidal Mary En-
ma Thompson. Sarah Sue With
ers. Hal Thomas Baxter, Hewitt
Harrill. Bobby Mitchum. Frances
Bentield. Mel5a Blackburn. Chris
tine CroweE, Carol Harding,
Thelma Parker, Patricia Rudisill,
Kay Frances Smith. Deannie
Armstrong, Vivian Carpenter
Joyce Goodson, Fred Heavier
Phyllis Saline, Lou Alice White
side.
11TH GRADE-Bill Boyd. Dar-
rell Hoffman. John Keever, Da-
vid Mccullough. Alice Eurey, Car
olyn Heafner, Barbara 10 Line
berger. Cecilia Hoover Travis,
Glenda Arndt, Barbara Ballard,
Shirley Campbell. Faye Cunning
ham. Claudean Gilbert. Barbara
Goodson, Lucy Houser, Phyllis
Justice, Wayne Conner, Betty
Jean Baxter. Joyce Carnes, Glen
da Reel, Barbara Schrum. Marion
Miller. Jane Ray, Martha Robin
son. Peggy Ann Speagle, Dana
Norwood. Lavon Payseur, Bill
Leonard. Peggy Davis Wilma De-
Hart. Janice Houk, Elaine Nc
Crary. Rebecca Cloninger. Millie
Finger, Calvin Ramsey, Alene
Reep. Patricia Wise.
18TH GRADE - Neil Mullen,
Helen Bumgarner, Helen Bumgar-
ner. Nancy Craig, Judith Friday,
Sue Gilbert, Carolyn Hawkins,
Shirley Hawkins, Carol LaWing,
Shirley Payseur. Reba Reynolds
Willis Saunders. Myrtle Simpson
Fredda Thompson. Freddie Weav-
er, Marlene Avery. Maxine Beal
Louise Biggerstaff, Billie Cashion
Thrace Caldwell. Mary Hardy
Fave Hoke. Elaine Abernethy
Alice Braxton. Don Buckley, Don
Chapman, Albert Goldsmith, Billy
Goodson. Martha Goodson. Ann
Hovis. Ann James, Mary Miller
Rhyme. Sydney Robinson. Donnie
Smith.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10

specifications of this building and
will be calling for bids at the
earliest noSSihle date
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10
Rock Springs
School News
HONOR ROLL STUDENTS


The following Rock Springs stu
dents made the honor roll for the
third six-Weeks period and also for
the semester:
Second Grade: Rita Hicks, Lin
da Jean Little, Kaye Sigmon, San
dra Sheriff., Jimmy Jones, and
Stanley Dellinger.
Third Grade: Jeanette Hoke,
Judy Rick, Sue Carolyn Sheriff.,
Alice Faye Newton, Sandra Smith,
Jeanne Walkup. and Peggy Perk-
ms.
Fourth Grade: Mitchell Potter,
Janice Dellinger, Frances Nixon
Annie Mae Douthit. Harold
Deanne Little. Sharon Lockman,
Susan Howard, Carolyn Mundy,
Denny Dellir ger, Wayne Harkey,
Harold Howard. Spencer Caldwell.
Fifth Grade: Janice Blalock,
Carolyn Caldwell, Frances Huss,
Judy Perkins.
Sixth Grade. Judy Ballard, Alice
Jean GoodsOn, Dorothy Newton
Grace Grouse. Helen Perkins, and
Nancy Wilkinson.
Seventh Grade: JOY Little. Gwen
Nixon, Karen Sheriff., Nell Wilk-
inSon, and Carolyn Barkley.
Eighth Grade: Helen Champion,
Brenda Delhuger. Catherine Del
linger. and Donnie Poole
Ninth Grade: Pearline Barker,
and Gloria Brotherton
Tenth Grade: Sue Frances Bal
lard. Anne Kaylor. Wanda Law
ing. Donald Rrdisill and B. C. Bal
lard
Eleventh Grade: Pete Hager,
Loretta Little Billie Mae Grice,
Marcene Abernethv, Shelby Line
berqer. Anne Hager, and Jean Alb
ernathy.
Twelfth Grade: c, E McCorkle,
Jimmy Mundy, Verlene Ballard,
Christine Dellinger, Joan Dellin-
ger, Joyce DuckWorth, JOY Good
son. Lorenna Kaylor Ernestine
Killian. Sylvia Ballard. Linda
Primn. Frances Stroupe Jane Will
SON
SIX WEEKS HONOR ROLL
The following students made the
honor roll for the third siX-weekS
period only:
Second Grade: Camilla Rein
hardt. Vicki Wray Wilson, and
Judy Hagler.
Third Grade: Tommy Caldwell,
Brenda Gail Pean. Kay Abernethy.
Fourth Grade: Patsy Mcconnell,
Linda Sigmon, Alfred Perkins,
Linda Barkley, and Siberian Crow
der.
Fifth Grade: Jimmy Ballard,
Bobby Cline, Harry Dellinger, Rog-
er Mathis, Charles Rainwater,
Harry Warner H. c. Dellinger. and
Edward Douthit.
Sixth Grade. Carolyn Dellinger,
Mary Virginia Dellinger, Mary
Ann Gilleland, Mitchell Buff, and
Melvin Stroupe.
Eighth Grade: Betty Ruth Bro
therton. Violet Keever, Mitzi
Lynch. Barbara Sheriff., Brenda
Sheriff., David Henley, Danny
Lawing.
Ninth Grade: Kenneth Mundy.
Tenth Grade: Harold Lockman,
and Mary Alice Wright.
Eleventh Grade: Heath Rein
hardt. Macie Warner. and Rich
ard Keever.
Twelfth Grade: jewell Perkins.
GUEST SPEAKER
Rev. Ray G. Cody, pastor of the
Lowesville charge, was guest
speaker at a high school chapel
program recently. He urged the
pupils to work diligently in order
to succeed.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10
BETA CLUB MEMBERS

Beta Club members selected re-
Gently are Donald Rudisill, B. c.
Ballard. Nancy Cody. and Wanda
Lawing from h e tenth grade.
Anne Hager and Shelby Lineber-
Ger from the eleventh grade. Merle
Black and Sylvia Morrison Bal
lard were chosen from the twelfth
grade.
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10

The Lincolnton High School
Honor Roll for the third six weeks
was released today by principal F.
D. (Jack) Kiser, as follows:
8TH GRADE - Steve Caldwell,
Patsy Dellinger Julia Miller, Pen
ny Mundy. lane Page. Nancy
The Lincoln times., 1955-02-10
FACULTY MEETING

At the regular monthly faculty
meeting Mrs. Jane Killian. faculty
member, spoke on Faith. 81 e
pointed out the relation of faith
TO making a better peraon.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09
20 Will Leave For
Camp Luther Sunday

Twcnty-siX young people from
the Lutheran church in Oakland
will leave Sunday for Camp Luther
in Webster county, w. Va, for two
weeks Of camping
They include Carolyn Miller
Beverly Rees, Tom Forman Caro-
Ign Leighton, Sue Yutzy, Patricia
Leighton, Kenneth Martin. Patricia
Winters, Harvey Winters. Jr, Will
lard Ann Glotfelty, Nancy White
Geraldine Wilt. Lois SWartzenUu-
Der Mary Ann BurgWald. Roberta
Lou BurgWald, William BurgWald
Guy William Hinebaugh. il Ro-
berta Sanders, Clayton Winters, il.
Carol Savage. Janet Jackson. Bar
bara Lou Glotfelty. Jane Hanst
Barbara Glaze, Betty Lou Bittingcr
Nancy Bittinger Four counsellors
also will 90 from this area, Mrs
Fred BurgWald. Mrs Earl 5. Lee
Mrs. Richard Glotfelty and Rev.
Charles W Carlson
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09
Is Your Name
BrOadwater?

DO You know that:
BROADWATER. an old and hon
ored English surname, is of rela-
lively simple origin. 1t was general
~ used in its literal meaning and
was bestowed in medieval times,
upon those who lived along the
banks Of or near a broad body or
stream Of water II is said also that
BROADWATER was the name fire.
quently applied, when surnames
first came into vogue, to emigrants
from the community Of BROAD
WATER. Sussex County England,
which, incidentally, is located on a
short but wide stream.
CHAS. LEWIS BROADWATER
1752-1841 who was born and died
in Fairfax County. Virginia, served
as lieutenant in the Virginia
troops during the Revolutionary
War Another patriot of Colonial
days was CHARLES BROAD
WATER who was a member of the
Committee Of Safety of Fairfax
County, Virginia, where he died in
1906.
The first census of the United
States, taken in 1890, has listings of
JOSHUA BROADWATER and JAS.
BROADWATER who were resi-
dents of Worcester County, Md,
and heads of families at that time.
The BROADWATER family is
one of the Oldest and best known
in Garrett County Three brothers,
CHARLES. WILLIAM, and GUY
BROADWATER came from Loudon
County Virginia in 1905 and set
tied in the northern part of the
Bloomington district on the Little
Savage River. A fourth brother To-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09

The Missionary Society Of the
Lutheran church will meet Tuesday
June IL. at the home of Miss Grace
Falkenstein Miss Carrie Kolb-
flcisch will be leader of the topic.
Young Churches Grow Up"
Word was received by relatives
here of the death of Winston Weems
Nihisc, GG, retired postmaster. of
Deale, Md. which occurred one
day last week His wife was a for
mcr Oakland resident
OHIO Wesleyan university gradu-
ated its Nth class of seniors num-
boring almost 400 men and women,
in commencement exercises ON
Monday morning at Delaware. o.
Among the graduates was Stanley
Phillips Smith. of II Green street,
Oakland, who received the degree
of Bachelor OF Arts.
Mrs Nellie Bowers and Mrs.
Helen Bowers, Arlington, Va, Wis
tied at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Riley, in Pleasant Valley for
several days. MIR. and Mrs. Paul h.
Friend and son Freddie were also
among those visiting at the Riley
home over the Memorial day holt
day period
Mrs. Valla Martin, Mrs. Virginia
EIayhurst. Mrs. Merritt Pope and
Mrs. IIildred Mulvey will leave
Monday for Fairmont, W Va,
where they will attend summer
school. Thomas Mulvey will spend
the summer with his uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Norman Knox,
at Fairmont.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09

Gated near Barton Charles Broad
water was in the War of 1872; he
died in 1859 at the age of IS, and
he was the father of twelve chill
dren.
W. w. BROADWATER was a
commissioner of Garrett County
from 1881 to 1888.
DIR. NORMAN IRVING BROAD
WATER Cl883-l940l practiccd his
profession in Oakland, Maryland,
for thirty years and was also presi-
dent Of the Garrett National Bank.
HENRY S. BROADWATER 1894
l94l, of New York City earned
widespread recognition as play
wright
j. A. B. BROADWATER is presi-
dent and a member Of the board Of
directors, Capital Transit Company,
Washington, d. c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09

The annual school picnic of the
Sunnysid" school was held Wednes.
day a group of band pupils from
Southern High gave concert
under the direction of their in
structor H. B Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Patton and
daughter Miss Helen c Patton, ar
rived at their summer home ON
Deep Creek Lake from Hollywood,
Fla, on Saturday. The latter will
leave on June % for a trip to
Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leasure,
McKeesport. Pa. entertained at
their cottage on Deep Creek Lake
this past weekend, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burton Barnes, Jeanette, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Lewis. of Cum
berland.
Fred w. Refs accountant, of Bal
timore, former resident of Deer
Park. attended a convention of the
Middle Atlantic States accounting
group, held last week at Hot
Springs, Va. He visited at his home
in Deer Park enroute to the con-
vention
Mrs. Cora Glotfelty, of Addison,
Pa in her 10th year. is visiting on
the west coast. She left May Is, in
company with Rev and Mrs. Ray
mond Martin and son, and Mrs.
Ralph Miller, of Markleysburg.
They plan to return to this area
about June IS
Members of the American AS
ISOLATION of University Women will
meet at the home of Mrs. c. w.
Highlander next Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. The group will com
plete the study of the drama and
work on a program for the ensuing
years meetings.
Mrs. Robert Rodeheaver's piano
pupils gave a recital last Friday
evening at her home. Parents Of the
participants were guests Those
taking part were Kathy Rodeheaver,
Cheryl Vitez, Lois Rodeheaver,
Thomas Forman, Jane Hanst, Caro-
lyn Spoerlein and June Leydig.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09
OGs&FGgzsez Personals

The Methodist Youth Fellowship
is having a sub-diStrict meeting at
MI Lake Park ON Monday evening.
June l3, at 1870
Mr. and Mrs. II, b. Wright and
son were Saturday evening dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. James Mul-
lry at Smnyside
Members of the Business and Pro
lessional Women's club will meet
this evening at 6;l5 o'clock at the
William-James hotel
Corporal Lester Moon left for
Camp Gilbert, n j., after spending
fi1ccn-day furlough with his par
euts. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moon.
There will be a meeting of the
women of St Matthew's Episcopal
church in the Parish house on Fri
day. june 10. 1870 p. m. to organize
a nursery for the parish.
MIR and Mrs Harold H. Harmed
went to Bowling Green, Ohio. last
Thursday to be present at the com
mencement exercises at which their
daughter received her degree.
Mrs George H. Hanst left Tues
day for Lexington, Ky. where she
is a speaker at two of the sessions
of the Four-H Youth Week activi-
ties AT the University of Kentucky.
Dr. Linn Grant has received his
orders from the army air force to
report to New York on June II.
where he will sail for Tripoli. He
Will be accompanied by his wife
and children.
Mrs. John j. AtWell entertained
Mrs Theodore McKeldin at the
Episcopal rectory Tuesday evening
while the Governor spoke at the
32nd annual banquet of the night
mining classes.
Among the 70 students who re-
ceiyed an Associate in Arts degree
from Potomac State college of West
Virginia university on Friday, June
8, was Gordon Wright of Friends
Vile Wright is a physical education
major
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09
Six Births Occur

Six births occurred at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital i'm
Oakland during the past week, four
girls and two boys.
On the Bird a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald L. Adams, Bayard. W.
Va
On the 4th a son to Mr. and Mrs
Edward Steyer. route /, Deer Park;
a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Harry
f. Keller. route 3, Terra Alta, W
Va
On the 5th a son to MIR. and Mrs
Lester II. Whitehair, Horse Shoe
Run, w. Va; a daughter to Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09
Twelve Are Ready
For Short Course

Twelve women of the county are
planning to attend the Rural Wom-
ems Short Course, scheduled June
13 to Is at College Park.
Those attending will include Mrs.
Allen Baker, Grantsville; Mrs.
Ralph Bucket. Bittinger; Mrs. Mary
B. Cessnick, Mrs. Sally Mcintyre
and Mrs. Jesse Woods, Altamont;
Mrs. d. ". Klotz and Mrs. Martin
Tresslel. CaSsclman Valley: Mrs.
William Harman. Accident; Mrs.
Asa Lewis Oakland Mrs Mary Z.
Shaffer. Mrs. Arthur Green. Deer
Park, and Mrs. Carrie Tettenburn,
sister ana guest of Mrs Green.
This will be the fourteenth year
of attendance for Mrs. Asa Lewis,
according to Miss Ethel Grove,
homo demonstration agent Mrs.
William Hartman will receive the
loul Us NtGI pm. anu MI -. OCSNitlCN
and 5Irs Green will receive eight
year certificates. 1t will be the first
year for Mrs. KIotz and Mrs. Tres
sler.
All week the homcmakers will
attend two classes each day with
assemblies in the morning ana af-
ternoon All plans center around
the theme, Living in a Changing
WorId" and will stress helping
homemakcrs learn more about
homcmaking and becoming a bet
ter citizen in their community and
in the world.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09
General WSCS Meeting

The general meeting Of the w S
c. s. of ST Paul's Methodist church
will be held at the church at eight
p m. on Wednesday,, June IS. Mrs.
Wade AIeese's Circle viii be in
charge Of refreshments devotions
and program
The topic Will be Lasting Peace
and Security for All
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09

Graduated from the Recruiters
School May 20, at the Marine Corps
Recruit Depot at Paris Island, S.
C.. Marine T-Sgt. David c. Bowman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David f. Bow
man, of Crellin, and husband of the
former Miss Doris j Bolyard of Mt.
Lake Park, has been assigned to
the Marine Corps Recruiting Sta
ton, South Charleston. w. Va
Before entering the service in
October. 1913. he was graduated
from Oakland High School in Oak
land
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09

Mrs. d. Paul Riley is spending
this week in Pittsburgh Pa.
Mrs A. A, Scherr spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs Thurman
Soldiers. at Brookside
A son, Daniel Bruce, was born
to MIR and Mrs d Bruce Smousc
at Miners hospital in Frostbwg on
Wednesday, May 4
Mr. and Mrs Donald r. Sincell
spent Saturday and Sunday in Oak
mont. Pa as guests of Mr. and
Mrs Elmer IIaulenbeek
Mrs Alma Hansen, near Me
Henry. is spending the week here
with her brother-in-laW and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fazzalari.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Falkenstein
and two children, Of Fairmont w.
Va. visited relatives here and at
Deep Creek Lake on Sunday after
noon.
N. A. Coplin was in Windber, Pa.
on Sunday and upon his return to
Oakland was accompanied by Mrs.
Coplin, who had spent the week
there visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Browning,
who spent the winter at their home
in Washington, d. c. have arrived
at Deep Creek Lake where they
will spend the summer months.
There will be Penny supper at
the community building at Aurora |
w. Va, on Friday evening. June 10,
beginning at 5 o'clock, sponsored |
by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs |
Mrs E. Ray Jones and Miss Icie +
Friend attended the Moorefield |
District Wesleyan service guild |
meeting in Terra Alta Methodist /
church ON Sunday afternoon. June |
Z
Rev. Glenn Eagle is in Wollas-
TON Mass This week where he is
atto,diro tho district Preachers
Retraat of tho Nazarenn church be-
inc held Tuesday through Thurs
dav
Miss Edith Brock and mother
Park. spent the weekend in Cham
bersburg. Pa, where the former |
a class reunion at Wilson .
college.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09
Commissioners Meeting

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County,
Maryland, will be in session for
the transaction of all routine bust
ness that may properly come be-
fore them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
JUNE 20 AND q, 1855
By order of the Board.
r. T. BROHAWN. Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-06-09
Student Newspaper
Is Honored In M.S.P.A.

Southern Highs school news
paper, The Acorn" has recently
received an official rating from the
Maryland Scholastic Press Associ-
alton. In all schools in Maryland,
the school publication received a
tie for first place The contest was
for schools having an enrolment
between 100000.
Gerald Griffin was named head
Of the Suns washington Bureau.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-24
NEWBURY NEWS ITEMS

burns and is in Euclid Glen
vile hospital in Cleveland. Lit
tie Jackie is age 3.
The Newbury P. T. A. will
hold their next meeting at the
school on March 8, starting at
8 pm. and their panel discus
sion will be 1.-The State School
Building Program and Finan-
ce" based on the recent state
survey.
Mrs. Emil Sedivy left on
Wednesday for Miami, Fla, to
visit her sister, Kitty, who is
very i'll. Mrs. Sedivy will also
visit the former feather-weight
champion of the world, Pete
Sarron who is now a referee.
He lost his title to Armstrong
in 1888. They haven't seen one
another for seven years and it
should be a nice reunion. She
will be gone for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolph Peldner
celebrated their 9th wedding
anniversary on February Is.
May they have many more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Raclaw have
sold the Midway Tavern to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wolinski of
Cleveland. The Raclaws with
their tow daughters, Donna and
Elaine are moving to Glendora
California, just outside of Hol-
lywood. Happy journey.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-24

ed by the Newbury P.T.A. was
also a huge success, serving
255 people. Everyone had plen-
ty to eat and the bake sale
also went over big. The P.T.A.
would like to thank all the la
dies and teachers that gave SO
much of their time and efforts
James, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stanek celebrated
his 18th birthday on February
II with a nice party with some
of the children from his class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clapacs
were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Kog.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl B. Jones
have moved into Cleveland for
the winter, but they will be
back at the first sign of spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A M
strong and their son, Bobbie,
Mrs. Lura Elgin of Lakewood
were Sunday visitors at h e
home of Mr.. and Ms. Joh n
Davis.
Jean Marks, Marilyn Devise,
and Texanne Davis along with
Elberta Marks attended h e
Auto Show in Cleveland on
Sunday.
st. Helen's Guild is having
their first meeting of the year
on March / at st. Helen's hall
starting at 8 pm. sharp.
There is to be a candy par
ty sponsored by the cub scouts
at the home of Mrs. Harold
Arndts on Bass Lake Rd., star
ting at 8 pm. on March 2.
Mr.. Joseph Klein Sr. was op-
Grated on for a double rupture
recently but is recuperating
nicely now. He is the father
Of Mrs. Ben KriStoff.
Jackie, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stan Jerse was scalded
very bad this past week when
he slipped and fell into h e
bathtub while his father was
running some bath water. He
has third and fourth d e gre e