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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-03

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League of Women Voters


The Wednesday night study
unit will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ed Wigenbach on March
9. The subject for the evening
will be Individual Liberties. +"
This study will be under the
leadership of Mrs. VILLA r d
Parker.
On March 3rd and 4th there
will be an Area Conference of
the League of Women Voters
at the Hotel Hollenden in Gle
beland. The conference hours
will be from 1000 a m. to 400
pm. The subject for the March
Bird meeting will be on the In
dividual Liberties items. Th e
March 4th meeting will be for
League members only. There
will be work shops on the In
ternational Trade and Indivi-
daul Liberties items. There is
no registration fee for the con-
ference. Anyone needing trans
portation is urged to contact
Mrs. Walter Hirst, Chardon s.
1923.
Little League
The organization of the Lit
tie League for the 1855 season
is now under way. Anyone at
all interested in helping or
working with the Little League
is urged to contact Earl Bran
deS, Chardon 5-4163. If further
information about the Little
League of Munson is desired
call Earl and he will answer
your questions. The League is
in need of several people to
help them this season and the
boys will appreciate the help
of anyone interested.
This and That
For the past couple of weeks
Mrs. H. J. Tankin of Baltimore
Md, has been visiting t h e
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Haberer on Wilson Mills Rd.
Mrs. Tankin is Mr.. Haberer's
sister. Mrs. Haberer says they
have been waiting for two
years for Mrs. Tankin to come
and now that she is here they
are really having a grand visit.
Mr.. Robert Hawkins injured
his hand seriously the other day
while doing some carpentry
work. The chisel he was using
slipped cutting his hand be :
tween the thumb and first fing-
er. 1t severed the tendons.
Because of this it was nee
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The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

program. Among the luminarieS
invited to attend the ceremonies
are DR.. Frank Stanton, president
of the Columbia BrOadcaSting SyS-
tenn; j. L. Won Volkenberg, presi-
dent of CHS TeleviSion; North
Carolina Governor Luther Hodges,
South Carolina Governor George
Bell Zimmerman, all the repre-
SentativeS of the two states in
Congress and newspaper column
lists Earl Wilson and John Crosby.
Carl "Bobo" Olson. middle
weight champion of the world,
meets Joey Maxim. former light
heavyweight titleholder, in a 10
round light heavyweight bout
from the Cow Palace in San Fran
cisco over "Blue Ribbon Bouts" on
WBTV tonight at 10 o'clock. A
'"+ivn of Honolulu. Hawaii, Olson
will be attempting to move into
'ne lieht-heavyweight class in this
scrap with Maxim, the same boxer
who foiled Ray RobinSon's ambi-
tions to step into the bigger ranks.
Undefeated since 1852, Olson has
won 50 fights and dropped only six
during his career. He has kayoed
80 opponents. Maxim, who halls
from Cleveland, O., is one of the
classiest boxer -punchers in the
ring today. The former light
heavyweight king has an overall
record of 81 victories and 81 losses.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
Sunday April "

The trail-blazing, brawny and
battling saga of "Davy Crockett,
Indian Fighter which has stir
red the pulse of the nation like
nothing has since the days of
James Fenimore Cooper and the
Leatherstocking tales. will be
seen on the "Disneyland" show
on WBTV this afternoon at l
o'clock. In it. like a gusty breeze
from the Great Smoky Noun
tains of Tennessee where it was
faithfully enacted in the early
historic haunts of the bold from
tiersman, big FeSs Parker as
Crockett and Buddy Ebsen, his
trail pla., George Russell rise to
gay and heroic heights in the
American tradition.
MY Little Margie" is respon-
sible for seals in the bathtub
q bearded maid, and a general
bigtop atmosphere when Vern is
honored in a televised visit to
his home in 'The Big Telecast'
on WBTV this afternoon at 2:30.
Margie'S investment in a circus
troupe is followed by an invita-
ton to the troupt to live in the
Albright apartment. Unfortunate
ly for Vern, Margie's generosity
comes at the moment of his eX-
pected triumph before the TV
cameras.
BLACK Eagle Pass" a thought
full, adult Western story. starring
Paul Douglas and Joan Lorring,
will be preSted on "The Elgin
Hour over WBTV this afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Set against the rug
ged background of southern New
Mexico in the waning years of
the nineteenth century, BLACK
Eagle Pass" tells the story of one
mans battle with the primitive
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
Saturday. April Is

Two rival rail lines are embrOil-
ed over which is to lay track
through Empire Pass" the gate
way to Denver, in the Buffalo
Bill Jr., drama over WB1V this
morning at 1880. Buffalo Bill
il, and the toWnsfolk. including
his kid sister, Calamity. and his
foster parent. Judge Wiley. are
anxious to see the R. M. and S.
control the pass. Wileyville, it is
feared. would become a ghost
town if the Continental were vic
toriouS.
The first of "a official big lea
CUE games will be televised over
WBTV this Afternoon at 1855 when
the Philadelphia Phillies visit the
Polo Grounds in New York for
battle with the New York Giants
in a National Baseball League
game. Dizzy Dean and Buddy
Blattner, both former major lea
que players, will broadcast the
game for WBTViewers.
Lassie and her young master,
Jeff Miller, never imagined they'd
be entertaining a lion at their
farm, but they find themselves
doing just that on "Lassie" over
WBTV this afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
The color and excitement of a
County Fair" will provide the
setting for a musical variety
program starring Phil Harris.
Kitty Kallen and Tennessee Ernie
Ford on "Commedy Hour" over
WBTV this evening at O'Clock.
Joining in the carnival festivities
will be the outstanding new jazz
pianist Dave Brubeck and his
quartet, the Mazzone Abbott
dancers in an apache number,
and comic Harry Mimmo.
When drama professor Nc
nulty Ray Milland) boldly chal-
lenges the plausibility of soap
operas. he finds himself enmech-
ed in a feminine plot from which
there is no escape, on THE Ray
Milland Show" over WBTV to-
night at $50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
Wednesday, April l3

The new home of WBT and
WBTV will be dedicated during a
special Commute telecast and
broadcast over the two stations
beginning tonight at 8 o'clock.
Warren Hull, host of the "Strike
1t Rich" program on CHS Tele-
vision, will serve as master of Ger
emonies for the dedication pro-
gram. A feature of the hour-and-
a-half program will be a concert
featuring internationally known
soprano Mimi Benzell. singing with
the Charlotte Symphony Orches-
ira in accompaniment. Joseph M.
Bryan. president of the Jefferson
Standard BroadcaSting Company,
will dedicate the new home of the
two Charlotte stations to close the
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
Thursday. April Ia

The Lone Ranger and Tonto
capture a band of brutal outlaws
while at the same time helping a
misguided 17-year-old to find the
true human values, on WBTV this
evening at $50. Matt Coleman,
brutal outlaw who has terrorized
the countryside with his "law of
the gun bank robberies and mur-
ders, along with his partners. rob
the Law Office of Mesa City of
funds which have been given for
the development of an irrigation
system. The water, which would
mean new life to the community
and its rancherS. is vital to this
little western sunbaked area.
It's circus time and Jane Fro
man is cast as ringmaster in a
SaWdust setting on the "Jane Fro
man Show" over WBTV tonight
at 6:l5. After the Trio welcomes
Jane with Under The Big Top. {"
she sings "Thats Entertainment, 4"
Dramatically Inclined" "Sin-
cerely," "Svmpathetic Eyes" and
"Ridin' High" Peter Birch, as a
trapeze artist. and his group do a
dance to Man On The Flying
Trapeze.
Ethel Norman and Red Shelton
star together again in ETHEL Mer-
mans Show Shoppers" spark
ling revue of songs, dances and
sketches that have stopped fa-
nous shows on Broadway. on the
compatible clor "Shower OF Stars"
over WBTV TONIGHT at $3.50. The
song and comedy team of Peter
lind HaveS and Mary Healy and
dancer Harold Lang will also ap-
pear in stellar roles. and the pro-
ductinn will Introduce dancer Gin
DIV Robin. The latest edition of
"Show Shoppers is designed to
satisfy public demand for more of
the incompatible Norman and
SHELTON brand of entertainment
as seen in their first "Shower Of
Stars" appearance together last
January.
Richard Carlson. as businessman
Herb Philbrick and undercover
FBI counterspy within the Com
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

force of nature that threatens to
engulf him.
Lucy's hysterical experiment in
serious dancing in THE Ballet"
will be the first of the original
Il Love Lucy programs to be
presented i'll The Lucy Show" on
WBTV this evening at 6 o'clock.
Farmers received about 80 bill
lion dollars for what they market
ed in 1854. This was five per cent
less than in 1858, according to fig
ures released by the USDA Agri-
cultural Marketing Service.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

1t will be travel time on the
Tony Martin Show" over WBTV
this evening at 6:15. Tony will
sing "In A Little Spanish Town, "
Il Love Paris" do. Do, Do" and
April In Portugal"
Eugene Conley. Metropolitan
Opera tenor and star of the con-
cert stage, viii be guest soloist on
The Voice OF FireStone" over
WBTV tonight at $50. Conley,
now in his second season at the
Met. sang with opera companies
throughout the United States be-
fore the war. gained additional eX-
perience while singing in the U. S.
Army Air Force during the conflict.
and became a star soon after the
wars end. He will sing "Oh. What
A Beautiful Morning" "The Girl
That I Marry" "Ah! Fuyez douce
image" and zone Alone"
- cDa.;o1 half lo,,r ,,rooraY,o
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

MI Is
$50 Sign On Color Test Pattern
GAS Black And White Test Pc ttern
ZOO Morning Show
I:55 Carolina HI Lites
300 Morning Show
o:25 TV Almanac
go Morning Show
800 Carolina Hi Lites
900 Inner Flame
9l5 Road OF Lie
9:3o Welcome Travellers
1000 Garry Moore
l0:30 arthur Godfrey
l2:O0 Valiant Lady
!2:l3 Love or Life
Y :30 Search For Tomorrow
lz:45 Guiding Light
00 One O'clock Daily
;05 Carolina Cookery
40 Brighter Day
2:00 Ropert q. Lewis
~ Art Linkletter
3:OO Nancy Carter
80 Bob Crosby
40o Arthur Smith
430 On Your Account
3O0 Cartoon Carnival
5.l5 story Painter
80 Lone Ranger
900 Shop BY TV
6:l5 Jane Froman
go ESQ Reporter
6;43 Weatherman
$50 Vespers
ZOO The Carolina Hour
1:l5 Easter Parade
40 Doug Edwards
80 Food Carnival
S:Oo Mr.. District Attorney
3O shower OF stars
S'30 LED Ihree Lives
10 :00 -Four Star Playhouse
1890 Big Town
:U0 atlantic Weatherman
| SnOrfG
II ID Late Show
i2:45 Sign Off
FRIDAY. APRIL Is
$50 Sign On Color Test Pattern
6:45 BLACK And White Test Pattern
1U0 Morning Show
75S Carolina HI Lites
S00 Morning Show
8:25 TV Almanac
$50 Morning Show
8:55 Carolina Hi Lites
9:00 inner Flame
9:l5 Road or Life
9:3O welcome Travellers
!0:O0 Garry Moore
II ~ Strike 1t Rich
i2:I5 Love OF Life
~ i5Se ~ isi Searen f9t tomorrow
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40 Doiig FGwards New.
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The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

q The Range Riders twin bro
ther is faced with the choice of
helping his outlaw friends or say
Aing his brothers life in the Trail
tOf The Lawless" on WBTV this
afternoon at $50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
THE LINCOLN TIMES
*TELEVISION LOG :
WBTV, CHARLOTTE-CHANNEL ;
MONDAY, APRIL IL

MONDAY, APRIL IL
2;30 Art Linkletter
800 Big Payo1f
$50 Bob Crosby
400 Man Around The House
4:30 On Your Account
500 Sky King
$50 Range Rider
900 DIR. Heaton
6:l5 Tony Martin
$50 ESQ Reporter
Gas Hotpoint Weatherman
$50 Vespers
ZOO Anybodys Guess
7:l5 Parade OF Quartets
1880 Douglas Edwards and the News
7:45 Perry Como
800 Burns and Allen
$50 Voice OF Firestone
900 l Love Lucy
9:30 Jefferson Spotlight
1000 Studio One
90 Atlantic Weatherman
IL los News
1l:l5 Late Show
10: As Sign Off
TUESDAY, APRIL II
$50 Sign On Color Test Pattern
6.45 Black And White Test Pattern
TOO Morning Show
1855 Carolina Hi Lites
800 Morning Show
S:25 TV Almanac
8:30 Morning Show
S:55 Carolina Hi LiteS
900 Inner Flame
9:i5 Road OF Life
$50 Welcome Travellers
1000 Garry Moore
1890 Arthur Godfrey
IL 80 Strike 1t Rich
10: 100 Valiant Lady
rs Love OF Life
1890 Search For Tomorrow
12;45 Guiding Light
100 One O'Clock Daily
n 20
AS Brighter Day
200 Robert @. Lewis
80 Art Linkletter
100 Backstage Studio
$3.50 Bob Crosby
400 Betty Feezor Show
80 On Your Account
800 Cartoon Carnival
Sis Story Painter
$50 Superman
500 Ames Brothers
6;15 10 Stafford
$50 ESQ Reporter
GAS Hotpoint Weatherman
so VesperS
100 Anybodv's Guess
7:l5 Watch The Birdie
80 Doug Edwards News
AS Harvesters Quartet
100 Passport To Danger
$50 Cavalcade OF America
900 Arthur Smith
9:30 Stories OF The Century
10 100 The Creation
30 See 1t Now
IL :00 Atlantic Weatherman
II ,05 News and Sports Final
II is Sports
us Late Show
10 As Sign Oh
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS
$50 Sign On Color Test Pattern
As Black And White Test Pattern
ZOO Morning Show
SIS Carolina Hi Lites
500 Morning Show
8:25 TV Almanac
go Morning Show
8:55 Carolina Hi Lites
9'A0 inner Flame
9i5 Road OF IAie
30 Welcome Travellers
1000 Garry Moore
10:30 Arthur Godfrey
II 30 Strike It Rich
IL 100 Valiant Lady
1915 Love OF Life
IL 80 Search For Tomorrow
AS Guiding Light
100 One O'clock Daily
05 Carolina Cookery
AS Brighter Day
400 Movie Matinee
2:30 Art Linkletter
300 Big Payoff
$3.50 Bob Crosby
400 Man Around The House
4:30 On Your Account
200 Crusader Rabbit
Sis Nature Museum
$40 Wild Bill Hickok
600 Fame
6:l5 Coke Time
6:30 ESQ Reporter
GAS Weathernan
$50 Vespers
700 Anybody's Guess
7:15 Arthur Smith
7:30 Doug Edwards News
7:4S Perry Como
800 jefferson Night
$50 I've Got A Secret
zoo Blue Ribbon Bouts
l0:45 Red Barber's Corner
100 Atlantic Weatherman
LOS News and Sports Final
IL is Late Show
l2:45 Sign Off
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
TV HghHghts
Of The Week

Jefferson Spotlight, will be pre-
sented on WBTV tonight at $50.
In the spotlight will be every
WBTV personality. The local tele-
vision stars will be interviewed and
will tell WBTViewers about their
hobbies, their families and their
BACKGROUNDS.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

"A special half hour program,
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

Richard Carlson. as businessman
Herb Philbrick and undercover
FBI counterspy within the Com
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
Mondoy. ApriI'11

The curious sight of lady in
distress on a highway Tagging
down passing plane sets the
stage for another "Sky King" ad-
venture on WBTV this afternoon
at 5 o'clock. Sky King answer
ing the distress signals. discovers
that the woman. whose car had
overturned, is the daughter of a
rancher who had recently died
mysteriously. When he learns that
she is planning to sell the ranch as
quickly as possible. he becomes
suspicious.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

munist Party. is approached by
civic leaders to write a newspaper
campaign to stop teen-age vandal-
ism. on II Led Lives" over
WBTV tonight at $50.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11

Maxim has knocked out 81 men
Russ Hodges will describe the
blow -bv blow action from ringside
for WBTViewers.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
Friday. April IS

erS harmonic when The Red,
Red Robin Comes Bob-Bob-Bob-
bin Along" to open The Perry
Como Show" on WBTV this eve
ming at 7:45. Perry solos young
And Foolish" After a selection by
the Mitchell AyreS Orchestra, Per-
| ~ and the Ray Charles Singers
close with Door OF Dreams"
Dan Duryea has a series of dan
/ 5erous and exciting adventures in
a Southwestern border town when
he tries to get the goods on wo-
man suspected of harboring fugi-
tives in "O'Brien" on playhouse
OF Stars" over WBTV tonight at
o'clock. Posing as a bank rob-
berS partner. Detective Sam Ire
land" Duryea) seeks refuge in a
boarding house run by "Lavinia
Carey" Gillian BronSon). whom
he believes is providing sanctuary
and then shipping criminals over
the border via an underground
Set-up. Among Mother Carey'S
chickens are pretty "Carla" Mar
garet Field a maid, and RUBY
Swanson" Virginia Lee), cashier
in an all-night gambling joint.
who adds romantic complications,
making it hard for Ireland to con-
centrate on finding a mysterious
character known as "O'Brien."
Friendly rivals. Michael Powers
and Patricia Bennett. do a little
gate crashing in an attempt to get
the story of the biggest cash busi-
ness transaction in history, on
Foreign Intrigue" over WBTV
tonight at $50. The two reporters
soon discover that they are more
prisoners than guests when they
try to find out more about Eur
ope'S mystery man who conducts
a billion dollar business in leash
only" terms.
Police Lieutenant Ben Guthrie
and Inspector Matt Grebb, inves-
tigating the homicide of two men,
find their path leads to conf
dence game as clever as any of
the San Francisco police force has
ever recorded, on THE Lineup,
over WBTV tonight at 10 o'clock.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-11
Tuesday. April II

When an eccentric staff CORES
pondent of the Daily Planet, Hora-
ito, brings to town his latest in
vention. an electrically controlled
robot, it falls into the hands of
robbers who put it to work loot
inc the First National Bank in the
"Superman" adventure The Run
away Robot" on WBTV this af-
ternoon at $50.
Cesar Romero battles to save
his best friend from scandal and
ruin in Passport To Danger" ov-
er WBTV tonight at 8 O'Clock.
Planning to enjoy a week off in
Paris with a gorgeous model, "Su-
zannc" Una Anders>, "Steve Nc
Quinn (Romero, U. S. Diplo-
matte Courier. uses his time in
stead to clear the name of an old
war buddy. "Alec Price" will
liam Ching.
The drama behind the develop
ment of a naval weapon which
changed the entire concept of war
at sea and gave the United States
Navy an astonishing tactical vic
tory during the Civil War is the
subject of The Ship That Shook
The World" ON "Cavalcade Of
America" over WBTV tonight at
$50.
The Charlotte Oratorio Society,
under the direction of Earl Berg.
will present The Creation" in
special telecaSt over WBTV to-
night at 10 o'clock. A 25-piece Or
chestra will accompany the sing
erS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

was sworn in she was told she
was to go to the Yugoslav Refu.
gee Camp in Egypt.
Lived in Tent
Arriving at the camp she
found she was to live in a tent
among the refugees, in the
desert across the Canal from
Suez. At its peak, the camp
became a tent city" housing
10000 refugees. There were
only five or six nurses in the
beginning. Miss Arnold help
ed set up a training school
and trained Yugoslav girls as
nurses. These girls became
qualified to staff a 350-bed
hospital. Later international
nurses came from South
Africa, New Zealand, Palestine
and Australia.
After a year at the Refugee
Camp, Miss Arnold went on to
Greece for UNRRA. She lived
with a Greek family in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

town of Thebes. Her territory
included 40 villages, lying in
the mountains, which she
usually visited on a donkey.
While in Greece, Miss Arnold
established Public Health pro-
grams and prenatal classes
for mothers.
Back in the United States in
1916, Miss Arnold Joined the
International Council of Nurses
the oldest organization of
women in the world. ct was
founded in 1890 AS acting
executive secretary, she moved
the Offices from New York to
London. She expected to re-
main there herself just three
months, but she stayed a year.
She told her friends there that
she must go home and estab-
fish roots"
However, she was scarcely
back home when the United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

in effect and the Public Health
Service did health work for
Point Four as we now do for
FOA."
"a weak spot in Interna-
tional Health is the lack OF
nurse-teachers," explains Miss
Arnold. I'm Indonesia we
helped the government estab-
lish a school for nurse teachers
in Banding. It is proving to
be the source for teachers in
nursing schools.
81 firmly believe in this kind
of technical assistance" says
Miss Arnold, land I think that
we, in a quiet way. are winning
many friends-at least at the
shirt-sleeve level. There Is a
common language in nursing
which is understood by all"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22
Miss Lyman Is Wed

Miss Grace Louise Lyman,
daughter of Mrs. Robert B. Ly-
man of Philipsburg, Pa, and
the late Mr.. Lyman was mar
ried recently to Mai. Norbert
M. Kruger. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. o. Kruger of Glen
wood City, Wis. The ceremony
took place in the Post Chapel
at Fort Meade, Md, and was
performe by Chaplain
Thomas l.. Doyle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

graduated from the University
Of Delaware in 1880 and find
ing no job which interested
her che entered nurses train
ing school. After graduation
she went on to pSychiatric
nursing at Johns Hopkins for
a year. This training, she
says, has been of great help
to her in all of her classes.
She obtained her MS degree
at the University of Pennsyl-
vania, her RN at Johns Hop
kins and a public health GER
tif1cate from the University of
Pennsylvania. She has done
graduate work in VD nursing
and in nursing education at
the University Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Commissioned in the Public
Health Service in 1914, Miss
Arnold was given rank COM
parable to that of a. captain
in the Navy. She was assigned
to UNRRA and the day she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

kok, a good-luck charm from
Hong Kong, a Swedish royal
crest. a small Lion Of Judah
from Ethiopia, Queen Eliza
beth's throne" and a piece Of
ivory which is part of a tooth
of a lion shot by a friend in
Kenya, Africa.
Miss Arnold's home town is
Wilmington. Del. though she
has been batting around the
world for the past 10 years"
She calls herself a product
of the depression" Having
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22
THE SUNDAY STAR DIS
Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, MAY 22. 1858

-@KEY-l. Indion troy.
2. Greek goat bell. 3.
Camel bells from d.
moscus. 4. Crusaders
cross from Jerusalem. 5.
Blouse and eorrines
from YueosIovio. s.
Skirt from Palestine. 7.
Book ends from the
Philippines. 8. Bolinese
bust. 9. Persion rosewo-
ter urn. 10. Figures from
the Belgian Congo. II.
Lebonese eomeI corv-
ines. II. Turkish ash
troy. l3. Eeyption toble.
IA. Greek dolls. IS.
(MosIem Priest) from
Iron. Is. Eeyption san
doIs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22
Currico
rs Engaged

MIR, and Mrs. Lawrence Jo-
seph Carrico Of Arlington an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Fay Frances
to Midshipman Edmund Her.
man Keranen, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles August Keranen
Of Ironwood, Mich.
The wedding will take place
in Arlington in June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-22

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kotzker
of Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Sy-
monds attended the University
of Maryland and is now at
tending Wilson Teachers Col
lege. Mr.. Kotzker is serving
with the United States Air
Force.