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INSURANCE TRAINEE

49, - - =
'ersonapie young man. $3.50. with
ct least 2 years Of college or 2 years
OF insurance experience 70 train toI
u eTwriting or field work with
large insurance arm. win receive
pertaining in local branch once
until early January. II applicant
satisfactorily completes pretraininR
program he will then be eligible for
formal training school program in
New York for approximately 10
weeks. Upon graduation must be
willing TO accept assignment any
where In the United States. Call ia
arrange for interview with MIR
r. r. PASTOR. ais woodward
Bldg, 18th and n SITS. NV. Ma
s-720I -
JANTTOR'S OTIS. only for services,
wife at apis, Man may. he'd Other
full-time day toh. RA 3-18S3 I'd
JANITOR MAINTENANCE. WOgR
---5z days. Apply OFFICER {
SERVICE CLUB, 1914 21st nv.
JAHIToR for sarden-type apart.
ment. quarters and salary. ApplJ
Mr.. Spencer. side entrance. bldg
1903 Abingdon dr., Alex. HARBOE
TERRACE APARTMENTS. 81
JANgTOR, 6th-class license. married
no children; No. q oil burner: SIS
mo. plus quarters. ST. 3-5a67
Mrs. Roberts ~
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AIrENTiQN. CORE SALES

REPRESENTATIVES
Would you like to make permanent
connection of unlimited opportu-
nifty with r-than-average In
come possibilities? For high-caliber,
sober. dependable men, We have this
opportunity on our sales stan.
Under our direction you can become
an experienced volume automobile
sales representative. Application
will be kept In strict confidence. No
need to leave your present position
until you have qualified in our
training school To arrange for an
interview. call Mr.. Cissell, OLIVIER
MOTOR CO. DODGE-PLYMOuTH
Retl1esda Nd ~ a-r30fl. --GS
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Young man, 1880 yrs. Of age. who
is capable of handling detailed cier-
ical work and p in . position %
give good attendance: ABBY Per-
1905 and Sat. Gig. No phone
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Pa. Ave. NV.
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SALESMAN

with hardware and cleo
tricai supplies experience: To
call an dealer trade. Many
accounts already established
Must have car. Good OPP
portunity for right person.
Apply between 3 and 5 pm.
ATLANTIC ELECTRIC AND
HARDWARE CORP. 1928
10th st. ne.
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HUTO s1TFSNFN

AUTO Statesmen
We have an opening for 9 expert
enced used-cAr statesmen; highest
comm. rate in W&shington Of zee
Excellent selection Of OK, used cars
backed by complete advertising. pro-
gram; transp. furnished. Apply IN
person only. See Mr. Lord.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
l4th and Fla. I've. NV. no. 2-5b00
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J. z. BINDEMAN,
DEXTER u. K0HNs
4ss Wystt Building

WA8@lAKt0n D. ~ ~
Filed July 70. ie55;, Harry NJ Hull
IN THE unrrE6S i sTArEs p,srRIc1
Court ior the District Of Columbia
BuRL II. PERRY, Plaintiff, rs;
LILA HOFFMAN,, and MARY
QAENER, and TIE uNKNoW,NN
KIN Or MARTHA HALL PERRY.
No. as7s-s54Io SF.IS Or PuBLi.
cATIoN.-The object Of this suit
is 70 obtain 0 Judgment or decree
establishing . resulting trust "
the pisintin on premises Lot ~
IN Square 335, known as 1749
18th Street, NV. washington
p. G. Upon motion Of the plaintfi
3, 5u e. rs issS S0q op III thai gsi
the defendants Leila Hoffman anc
ance 10 be entered herein on Of
before the 4Oth day, exclusive. q
SUNDAYS and legal holidays. afteI
the date of the first publication oil
shis order; .. ot,ervi i;. tbs IN es e.s:
Ssfenn nam ut lie unknown Heirs al
Law and Next OF KIN Of Martha
Hall Perry. Deceased. cause theil
appearance 10 b. entered herein
on the first rule day occurrinl
months from this date; otherwiss
this cause will be proceeded with
as IN case Of :heir default: PRO
vIpEp. o copy q this order %
published In the. Washtngton Law
Reporter and The Evening StaI
once 3 week for three successive
weeks and thereafter once evefj
riration Of said three months. o.
EDWARD A. TAMM. judge. lSeal.
HULL. Clerk. BY DoRoTHY NJ
BARRIcK. Deputy Clerk.
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MIR. FOX, ST. 1884


SANDWICH MAN. or clerk. exper.
In kosher food. Apply in person.
HOFBERG'S DELICATESSEN. 1899
Eastern ave. NV. &c
SECURITIES SALESMAN
New York. over-the-counter invest
ment firm wants experienced sales
ton once; live leads. attractive is
sues; commission basis. Send res
ume. Box 304-T, Star.
SERVICE MECHANICS. will be in
tervieWed from < am. to. IL noon
every day. this week for employment
with the. largest appliance servicing
orgaEizat;on In this area. Good pay,
good working conditions and many
ghsER osne anE AZ s sHppLY Et ~.
HI. s.aSoo Tor snpt. Il :.
SLRvICEMEN-- Must be experienced
in Bendix washer repair, plus
snowledse Of repairs Of other
brands, Good pay. company bene-
ITS ITS. Work for most p nsSsg3rs;dT
Apply i o to + am. Monday, Tues
day or Wednesday. SAMSON DIS
TRIBuToRS. INC, 3o45 v st Pc.
SERVICE sALEsMAN-Experieneed
with local GIN. dealer: 5-day week.
GIN experience preferred. Salary
commensurate with ability. Call
MR. CARpARELLA. Du. T-6444;
SERVICE STATION ASSISTANT
MANAGER for large operation;
must be capable Of operating shift
and. handling men. Applicants must
apply In person. No phone calls.
CONNORS. INC, 272l Naylor I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
experienced. must be sober. Apply
at 9th and SITS. NV, NE. S-S936.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
and lube man. experienced, with
e, Good pay, s-hr. shift.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
One of areas most modern one-
stop service centers offers excel,
opportunity for exper, service sta;
Apply W1LISToN ESQ SERVICE
CENTER, Arl, blvd. and Patrick
Henry DR.. Falls Church. Va. ---27
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MANAGER TRAINEE

MANAGEN IhAINEE !
LARGE and fast expanding finance
company wishes to employ assist.
, ant manager for local office. good
future for aggressive young man;
many company benefits including
and retirement plan. Car essential
Apply LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE
NC. fO09 Carroll ave. Takoma
PARK, Md, JU. 9-6163. ---26
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CARPENTERS
In maintenance WORK on
large subdivision Of houses. Steady
YORK and gooo pay wear around
DAN osTRow CONSTR. co.
1924 Georgia ave. Wheatou-silveT
Spring. Md. rs
CEMENT BASE MEN, (union) long
job now ready for GOOD men. AD,
Chef, white, references: sober:
OLD COACH INN. Fairfax. Va.
CHECKER, exper, must have good
E s5k s ssrE r. Is sases
MARKET. 1928 Grub rd., Silver
Spring Nd. ~. 6-2242 ---2s
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REAL ESTATE
statesmen
Our 9 ss slsS "a Hsye

EARNED S4,J06
So far this month--top man. Si.350
10y man, S72s. so-everyont
p Is DoSo W. Wa ar. un pntttn our on
new statesmen as q result of last
weeks ad--AND WE NEED MORE
for we have a 100 new-home
subdivision IN THE WORKS. to
start In the very near future.
Flll time only. Cali sales mgr ;,
At VERNON REALTY. INC. XII
S-3106. Is
RERRIGERATION MECH, exper
commercial only. Own tools, good
pay. conditions. DEPENDo RE
FRIoERATIoN CO.. no. 2-SSa7.
REFRIGERATION REPAIRM MAN,
domestic. expert: steady work:
RENTAL MANAGER, for Virsinia
apt. development. must be expert
enced and have local refs; liberal
salary and on site apt. TO quail
fed person. Box 26-T. Star: rs
RESIDENT MANAGER
One capable OF handling large gar,
o ords 70 be maintained in project
once. Require an eyen-tempered
Individual. capable OF supervising
maintenance crew. maintaining
good tenant relations and conduct
inc a financially efficient operation
Ideal for man whose wife would be
of assistance 81 the once operation.
Excellent salary and living quar-
tiers No INQUIRIES until after
personal interview. Send resume
to Box 1927 Star. ~
ROOFERS. tasphalt strip shinslel.
LIST class only. $40 per hour.
Report 1880 am. KERMIT POPE.
Married Ofhcer's Quarters Andrews
RooFERs t2), irst-clsss repairmen.
1925 per hour. Steady year-around
work. O'BRIEN ROOFING co,
6i5 18th st. ne. rs
ROOFING and gutter mechanic. to
hang cutters and spouts, and DO
some roof repair: steady wDrk:
must have drivers permit. KNIGHT
WORKERS. III. $3.50. go
no exper. nee; mar
ried, aee 21-30: 5-day week: LOCAL
refs. required. Salary while train
ing; $50 wk. Apply oftice. Sal, y
TRIAL LAUNDRY, 143i Lee hwy
Arl., Va. No phone calls.
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AUS, 26-se2, e-oc3.iO

eNNTHf~a4A-@A
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia, Hold.
ing Probate court.-N0. $500
Administrations--Th Is TO CIV
Notice: That the subscriber, o.
the District Of Columbia has oh.
tIined from the Probate Court 81
the District Of Columbia, Letter.
Testamentary on the estate Of
SUSAN ". Reinburg. late Of thu
District Of Columbia. deceased. Al
persons having claims against ths
deceased are hereby warmed 10. ex.
hibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, e
the subscriber. on or before the 9th
day OF February, AID. 1856; other.
wise they may hy law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this gfh das
Of August. 1855. p. MICHAEL
COOK. 1920 New York ave. NV
fSeaL} Attest: THEODORE C0GE.
WELL Register Of Wills for the
District Of Columbia. Clerk Of tbs
Probate Court,
ara . 10 s1f2
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BOOKKEEPER

0\tAS4AxAGA94 a4e
Experienced. must be able TO. use
adding machine. typing helpful but
not necessary. Good pay. pleas
ant working conditions in atr-eon-
tion and insurance. and other en-
ploye benefits. Call IA. 4-o450,
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AUTO MECHANIC
$3.50 dat rate: Ford experience pre-;
ferYed. Large modern shop; paid
holidays and vacation. Apply e
Mr.. ain Smith. MONROE FORD
CO., 1887 East-West hwy. SILVER
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PRODUCTION ENGINEER
Experienced in eiectronic manufac-
turing desirable. Apply . TO 4,
NEMS-CLARKE. INC. 9i9 Jesup-
Blair dr., Silver Spring. 80
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Clothing Dept. Trainees

COOK
Roast; top restaurant experiencS
necessary; sober; top salary; lul
hef,efits; references requias
phone Mr.. COHEN. EX. 3-54ll
between and 8 pm. only. I'll
COUSTER AND GRILLMAN, hrs. 3
ii pm, 8 days. No phone cSils
Apply In person 70 LInCSL a ~
MOTEL. Shirley hwy. ana uahse ~
COUNTERMAN with short-ofder ex-
perience; excellent salary. Apply
HAVEN DELICATESSEN. 1907
Flower ave. silver Sprint. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YATES nAR.
BECUE AND RESTAURANT. lose
Jefferson Davis hwy, Ariinston;;o
nnv --a.s-v
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statesmen

In q business termed By the Wall
Street Journal as Americas fastest
growing service industry. Reliable
men with proven successful back
ground in selling. Salary plus com.
mission. Apply In person after .
pm or phone Elmwood 6-3025.
Winged Camera Service
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MASTER CRAFTSMAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC
SERVICES. INC.

Wanted, qualified Offset stripper
who is capable Of shooting line neg
Atives II necessary. The man We
want must have experience stripping
quality work for small and me-
dunn size plates, for oil types OF
presses. We have an opening on
the second shift. This Is q busy
aforementioned plant. open "A
hours. Union shop, 36A-hour
week. disqualification. Please DO
mt cali unless qualified. Call MR..
NORMAN KNOWLAN. between 10
am. and 6 pm, CO. 5-48e4. or
Mr.. RICHARD CLAGETT, after, Z
PM, JU. S-S626. Us
TED yjr1e wast
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ADJUSTER

18th, sth and Market Space NV.
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statesmen

Immediate openings for qualified
outside televiston ana appliance
statesmen.
LEADS FURNISHED
Top COMMISSION GUARANTEED
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YOUNG man to learn automobile I'm
aneins. This is interesting work
Good Salary
Use Of Company Car
Vacation With Pay
Free Life Insurance
Free decentralization
See Mr.. Stahl, EASTERN ACCEPT.
ANCE CORP. 26l Constitution
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ROITTEMAN

Married man with sales ability fol
route sales work, excellent Oppor.
tunity for man desiring permanent
position. High weekly earnings. Ap.
ply afternoon only. DUPONT
LAUNDRY. 2535 Sherman ave
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statesmen

WANT ss s Isa who es' ave S Eli saf 70 90
real selling Job and earn some
quick money during special home
show This work is In a larRe
subdivision in Silver Spring area.
Call whitehall 6-64S4 for appt.
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LEeAL NOTICES tceas. ]

Pose ALB

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SouTHERN MuNicrPAL COR
ttn ys. IRENE LOUISE oFFUT1
SIESb5EEa Aoo 81 osEUp E2 asss-0sTin
object Of this suit. Is to remove
cloud on title 10 real estate eituats
IN the District Of Columbia known
as lot .4S square 4Q5S and mort
particularly described In complaint
herein, On motion Of the plaintiff
7 Is tbs 2 2snd d q ys n.y. L ants
Gsofss a ". oiia a il tVi s cause s
their appearances. to be enteret
herein on or before the fortietf
day, exclusive OF Sundays and
legaI holidays, occurring after tn
day o. the Mrst publication Of thu
order; ofheryiae the cause wiz b
order Sc p1Siished once ! wssi
for three successive weeks in thu
WASHINGTON Law Reporter and IN.
Evening star before said day.. Ant
10 Ia further ordered that defend.
ants UNKNOWN HEIRS, pEvIgEEs
f,EEr4 HFls An fs ~ MIIL1AM al i
FuT, II THHY Sc bEcEAsED
RE8rECNTTVELH, cause their APP
pe&fence 20 be entered herein or
or before the first rule day &C.
three months from the day Of thu
Mrat publication Of this. order
eIheIyise the cause VIII be pre-
pt6iished twice month for fhre,
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Chester Grange
Makes Plans for
Fair Concession

CHESTER - Chester Grange
no. 2479 met in regular form
at the Chester town hall on
Tuesday evening with Worthy
Master Albert Freshley in the
chair.
Plans were made for the food
booth at the county fair. The
Master will appoint committees
to take charge of the various
duties. Plans were made for
the Clam Bake to be held on
August 27.
THERE WAS a drawing of
names as candidates for t h e
Grange Prince" and Primo
ess" for Geauga county. James
Sojka and jeanne Taylor were
selected with Frank Whiting
and Ruth Ann Hartong as al
ternates.
A gift of $500 was reported
from the Community hur C h
toward the Little League expen-
ses. The Grange has financed
the Little League this year as
they did last year.
The program included a song
by the men, game by the
women and discussion of auto
insurance.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Lyle Battles and Mrs.
George Mapes with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Patterson furnishing.
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TAXES
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
NEWBURY township $50 ,058.
35 assessed, $50,073.11 collected;
Newbury and Auburn, $36.97 as
sesSed and collected; Parkman
township: $29,703.63 assessed,
$29, ,625. 10 collected; Russell tow
$40, ,764.31 assessed, $50, 900. .35
collected; Russell township and
Hunting Valley village 1896,
OF assessed, $5274.65 collected;
Russell atownship and Chagrin
Falls SSD $4989.91 assessed;
$5998 .85 collected.
SOUTH RUSSELL village
$18, ,662 40 assessed, $18,357. O l
collected; Thompson township
$27 ATS. At assessed, $26, 156. IS
collected; Thompson and Madi-
son: $215.35 assessed and col
lected.
Troy township: $25, ,512.48 as
sessed, $25 ,963.31 collected; Troy
township and Burton: $119.36
assessed, $51.31 collected; Troy
township and Parkman: $21.
Sc assessed, $45. .28 assessed, $45
% collected.
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Mar1ateenS
Schedule


A hike and box picnic was
enjoyed by members Of the
Mariateen club of st. Mary's
church, Sunday.
Members met at the church
at 10 a. m. for this outing
Other activities scheduled by
the group for the summer in
clude:
Thursday, August Is In
formal dancing in the church
hall from 7:30 p. m. to II pm.
Saturday, August 20 - Dan
ce in the church hall from 8
o. m. to IL midnight.
Sunday, August % - Theatre
party in Cleveland.
Any additional information
will be announced.
COMMITTEES for the dance
to be held August 20 are as fol
lows: chairman, Ed Walsh; CO.
chairman, Helen Young; dec
orations, Shelia Walsh, Barbara
Sheehe: refreshments. P e t
Hangach; tickets, Judy Huran-
ma; music, B i'll Waitin a S
cleanup, Dick Ammadello.
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Huntsburg
News by Victoria Id

News by Victoria Dietz
Telephone E. ClaridOn 6-677S
Huntsburg welcomes Mr.. and
Mrs. Arlan Byrne and their two
month daughter, Bridget. The
Bryne's hail from Van Vert,
o. and have just moved into
the house next to John Conley
on 528. Mr.. Bryne will teach
instrumental music in the Sou
tn Euclid, Lyndhurst district
in Cleveland.
Dinner guests at the Mike
Loza" on Sunday were: Mr.
and Mrs. William Flood of Gle
veland, Mr. and Mrs Victor
Karaciewicz and d a u ghter
Clara and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
10th of Huntsburg.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Abbott
and family were dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Whipple in Concord on
Sunday. Daughter Linda was
staying with her grandparents
Whipples and returned home
with the Abbotts at this time.
Mrs. Charles Laing was the
hostess at a Stanley d e m nj
Sration party at her home on
day afternoon
frankie Zahler celebrated his
18th birthday at a party at the
home of Richard Polomsky
who also celebrated his 18th bir-
thday last Wednesday evening.
The boys had about 16 boys as
their guests, all members of
their Little League teams.
Both Mrs. Polomsky and Mrs.
Zahler baked a large cake for
their sons. HotdogS, cake and
ice cream were on the menu for
all the guests.
There's no one in here but
us chickens" had better be the
answer when Larry Montagner
makes the rounds of his chick
en- coops. Seems some varmit
or other has been helping him
self to a few chickens in Lar
ry's hen house lately.
There will be Cub Pack 1872
leaders meeting at the home of
Mrs. Mary Sykora on Tuesday
August % at 8 p. m. All leaders
are urged to attend as final
plans for the Cub scout "cook
OUT will be ironed out at this
time. The cook out will take
place at Caa m p Stigwandish
Any and all cub parents and
interested parties are invited
and should contact Mr.. Abbott,
the cub master who is arrang-
ing transportation for the group
Mrs. Ada Loza is now rep
resentative of the Radelle Co.
metic co Ada will be available
for home demonstrations and
advice in beauty care
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Any attempt at a list of
them would fill many a col
umn of our paper.
How many a noble ambition
has been furthered by the wise
counsel of it's teachers. How
many a discouraged one siren
gthened by the sweet friend
ships formed here. How many
a hearts sweetest memory are
the days spent here and may
the new seminary, risen from
the ruins of the old, be the
same light on the pathway of
the men and women of the fu-
ture that the old seminary is
to the men and women of the
past half century.
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Chura0n MethoMSt
Church Nepl(

Sunday, August 81, 9:l5 am
church school; 1890 am. wor-
ship service.
Guest speaker for Sunday,
August 81 at 1870 am. will
be Mr.. Robert E. Stockdale,
Sheriff of Portage county. Mr..
Stockdale is a well-known speak
er and has been to Chardon on
previous occasions to speak.
He will speak on THE Law.
In addition to being a lay prea-
cher of the Methodist church,
Mr.. Stockdale has taught speech
at several high schools, and
was an assistane Prof. Of
speech at Kent state. Mr.. Stock
dale was speaker at Mems club
earlier in the year.
Mark your calendar Sep
tember IL All church rally
day for all church families.
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LITTLE LEAGUE

Continued from Page u
Chardon Little League auxil-
iary.
Team Rosters are: White
Sox manager, Robert Collier;
coach, Robert Young; players,
Ray Prussia, Tom Davis, Ken
meth Young, Douglas Koston,
John Kangas, Mike Epstein,
Gary Hummel, Ronnie Brun-
sky, Roger Loecy, Joseph HUI
xel, Harold Clary, James Haue-
ter, Russell. Greve, Ronni e
Chapman, and James Barnett.
Indians-manager, George Dab
Imam; coach, Joe Temple and
Charles Almasy; players, Cha
rlie Grant, Kenneth Temple,
Worthy Wolpert, Richard Pull
Sifer, Ed Zamer, James AL
masy, Don Deia, Richard Ham
NIT Henry Nemec, Robert Wood
in, Roger Anderson, Frank Kun
Stel, Daniel Shaunessy, Rich
ard Brunsky, and Gary Far
inacci.
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Q Chardon Youth
Complete Library
Reading Course

Nine grade school youngsters
have completed the summer
reading course at the Chardon
public library, according to
Harriet Ely Johnson, librarian.
This makes a total of 27
Chardon youths who have fin
iShed the course this summer.
Eighteen were previously an
nounced.
To complete the course, each
child reads ten books and re-
ports on them to one of the
librarians.
THOSE WHO completed the
course this week are:
Marriet Edwards, 464 S. Ham
bden ST., Edythe H. Carr, 1O8
Court ST., Michael Dyrcz, 14e
Main ST., Bonnie Beckwith, RID
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LITTLE LEAGUE
SECOND HALF
STANDINGS
Women S Clubs Will
Sponsor Hobby Show

The Geauga county Fedora
tion of Women's clubs will spon-
sor another creative Hob by
Show, this will be held at the
County Fairgrounds in Burton
the Saturday following the fair.
Any woman, man or child
with a creative hobby may en-
ter. Watch for further particu-
lars as the committee work S
out the details.
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To Organize
Bowling League

An organizational meeting
for the monday mig h t
Scratch League will be held
August % at 8 p. m. at B. &
v. Recreation, according to Ed
ward j. Wenzel, secretary.
Anyone interested in enter
ing team or DO W l ng on a
team should plan to attend, ,"
Wenzel said.
For further information, call
the secretary at Chardon s.
5463.
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provisions of the charter should
be at once forfeited without judi
icial proceedings.
A petition was drawn up and
signed by the stockholders and
those interested asking the leg
iSlature to withdraw this res
friction and at the next session
of that body this was granted
and the color question settled.
THE SCHOOL was fairly sue
cessful until about 1856. The
FW. B. Quarterly meeting re
ceived a good offer from Hills
dale, Mich, to settle the school
there and the property was sold
here and the proceeds trans
ferred to Hillsdale where a col
lege was established which is
still located there.
The people of Chester, by is
suing more stock at $25 per
share, bought the building and
six acres of land around it and
began again.
J.E. Stephenson, Chester Pal
mer, S. T. Gilmore and Ansell
Scott were the trustees of the
new school and William Thom-
as was hired as principal.
Again the school prospered
and in succession came
as principals, Mr.. Apthorp,
Steven A. Walker, H. B. Her
rick, Mr.. Miner, Charles H.
Welton, Harland Welton, Eben-
ezer Fish, Mrs. Fanny Wilder,
and C. H. Haywood.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-18
With Mr.. Stork

(Unless otherwise designated
all births are at Corey hospi'
tai, Chardon.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Ladimier Sy-
kora, Hale rd., Burton, boy on
August 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Miller,
Montville, girl on August z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harr-
ington, Middlefield, girl on Aug
uSt 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jefter-
son, Newbury, boy on August
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Button,
Chagrin Falls, girl on August
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kole-
sar, Novelty, girl on August l3.