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BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Railroad Freight L0adings
eased OF some last week. with
the total at 796.632 cars. Volume
for the week ended November IL
was I2,077 cars or Is per cent
below the previous week. but 87,-
883 cars or l2.4 per cent above
the same week last year and Co.
574 cars or 9.6 per cent above
the corresponding week two years
ago.-AsSociation Of American
Railroads.
Glass / Carriers put 894 new
locomotives into service in the
first 10 months Of this year, with
i08 units being installed during
October. AS Of November /, the
industry had out orders for 876
additional new locomotives. the
largest number since March.
DISSATISFACTION Of American
Railroads.
Stocks of Domestic and foreign
crude petroleum totaled 257. .839,-
900 barrels on November II, a
net increase Of 1.I54,000 barrels
for the week. Domestic crude
increased 1,216.0O0. Foreign
crude decreased $4,000, Daily
average production was $500. 900
barrels, an increase Of $1,000.
Runs to stills averaged 1858. 900.
e. decrease of S.000.-Bureau Of
Mines.
canadian Newsprint produc-
ton in October amounted to
$50. .788 tons, an increase of H.
702 tons over the corresponding
month Of 1854. In the first 10
months of this year production
amounted to 5,128.906 tons COM
pared with 4.96l .979 tons in the
same period Of 1854. Newsprtnt
Association Of Canada.
Atlantic Coast Line will ac-
quire 1886 freight cars. all
equipped with roller bearings. at
an estimated cost OF more than
SI3,332. 900. The company or
dered 500 cars from ACF In
dustries and authorized con-
strucion Of 1895 cars in COM
pany shops.
Continental Insurance Co. di-
rectors will recommend a two
for-one split Of capital stock for
stockhoider approval at the an
nual meeting In February. 1855.
Childs Co. stockholders ap-
proved purchase Of the Plaza
Hotel, New York, lease Of three
out-of -town hotels, and a change
in the name Of the company TO
the Hotel Corp. of America The
other three hotels are the Edge
water Beach in Chicago. the
Cleveland in Cleveland and the
Somerset In Boston.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on other than U. S. government
securities held BY member banks
in New York City totaled
$l,664, 900, 900 Wednesday. This
was d decrease of $4,000. 900 from
q week before, and an increase Of
fS437. 900 900 from a year before.
Reynolds Metals broke ground
today for a $5.5 million alumni
mum extrusion plant in Chester
field County. about 10 miles
south Of Richmond. The plant
Is expected to be in production
by the third quarter Of 1856.
Heavy Construction contract
awards reported in the week
ended Monday totaled $40l .6e5. !
900, consisting Of $30T, ,848. 900 in
private construction and $685.
047 900 in public construction.
compared with $267, 900, 600 for
the previous week and 1901, ,779,- :
900 for the similar week year
ago. Engineering News Record.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. IL LPg.-Curfent
erop futures developed renewed firmness
during the forenoon today after absorb
ing earlier profit taking, More aggreasiye
trade buyina and short covering sup-
nearby December holdings lfberaily only
on the scale up. One spot Arm sold about
$500 bales Of December and bought
about 5000 bales Of May futures against
bales OF December on the way up.
The census bureau report, placing
October cotton consumption at 7st7.056
running bales. was in line with trade
expectations New crop futures were
neHlected and around the lows for the
day,
hiRher than the previous close December
34.2I, March 1896 and May 32.S1.
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METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Noy. is O1.--6pot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper 90.
Lead isE cents pound, New York
Zinc 1a cents q pound. East 81, Louis
lin 90 cents q pound, New York. Foreign
ailyer s1ss cents Der troy ounce New
ffTTsBuRcH.--sersp steel No. i
heavy was quoted at 45.O0-4e,OO.
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Z FFuNd q I4nthfQp ND ltll3Na J 1fl5Is
ky dividend fPiua extra or extfaF
Z ATresrs half pavabfe june IA 4 tSA
{ half perembef f5 fasA Declares oy
paid 81 far this year ~ ~ rights
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Nov. is iE4-Tae New
YORK Stock EXCHANGE reported today
these odd lot transactions BY princtpal
dealers on the exchange fos Noser1ber
+ u Purchases of 224.f36 shares; sales
Iof igJs5tS shares Including ! t653 shares
sold short
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DIVIDENDS

NEw YoRk. Nov. g 1F1.-Dlsiasndl
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Hourly sales on the Exchange
- Bu am S5V uoD ~ noon y7o COO
100 n 400 600 goo ON 600 600
ttInit Of tradins 70 shares oi <aIss ir
tut
Rates OF diyiusnds IN the toi eEoing
tahle art annual disbursements based on
the lasf quarterly OF semi-annua dec.
iafation Unless otherwise noted speriat
nr extra dividends are uo' included
Also extra OF extras p Annual cate
plus stock dividend Declared ul pald
In 1855 plus stock dividend Paio last
year I PAYABLE N stock estimated cash
value on e1. DIVIDEND o. ey-distfibution
asse DECLARED 3, paid g tai this ysai
spiik-np & Declared Or paid this year
an accumuiatlve issue with dividends tn
arrears pPaio this wear dividend
last diyiderd meetlns Declared oi paid
in 1854 plus stock dividend Liuuldat.
inn dividend cid Called 81 dividend
x-dis ~ distribution MEx rights
wd When distributed WI When issued.
in bankruptcy OF EeeeiEership O. beins
or securities assumed ~ such eomphnies
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PONTIAC SO cow; r. ana h.. Hydra;
Si,6s5. CARS. INC. is Florida
PONTIAC 1855 star Chieftain Gaia.
lima; fully equipped; power brakes
Goodyear Double Eagle tires and
Suburesnites: 5000 miles. Best Of
fer. Pvt. OIL. 6-e6ol, OIL. 6-6so4.
PONTIAC 1853 Chief. de /. IS" 2-dr.:
III fk. ne new As sis4s Ell. ST. s isSss sra1 s
PONTIAC 1854 station wagon; T, and
h: HYDRA s;tone green: ss.4e5 or
best offer UN. 4-SS32 -i6
PONTIAC 1884 Star Chief convertible:
Giro gray finish, with black top;
equipped with radio. heater, HYDRA
Matte, power steerins, power brakes.
E-Z-Eye Glass and excellent tires; .
wonderful car for SS,495: CCC guar.
CAPITOL C-OLDSMOBIi,E
CO, 1929 2.nd st, NV. ST 3-26oo.
RENAULT 1852; set OF new 4-ply
tires; r and h; excellent condition;
40 mi. sal. gas; SASS. 10. f-34es.
sTuUEBAkER 1858 Champion hard
top: T. and h, Cd, s-tone cream
s Yfsss Slus bo lSS R'lss sftpEp Gfass
1000 Georgia ave, RA. 6-il2s. -Is
STUDEBAKER l94s Champ. CONVEX
tfble r, and h.. Cd, fun leather
,nteTios. DARK Srssn' S s3sS' nt so%-
ave, RIA. 6-ll22. lie
STUDEBAKER 1854 Champion s.
passenger coupe: r and h., at. 2.
tone green. 1900 actual MI; owner
BOWMAN sTupEBAKER. 1900 Ga.
ave ave; Nv; "a. 81 lgs
cars; from S3a5 BOWMAN sTUpE-
BAKER. 1900 oeorsia ave. RA.
sTGbERAkER 1850 Land cruiser
BoW 4 as Ns m sTSpE Hsfs 200
sTUDKBAkER 81 Land Cruiser 4
dr., r. and h; auto. trans, Is. &C;
o oTls 'i: saas very sso@ SS SS's sTF6pr
BAKER, 1000 oeorsia ave, RA.
sTubEBAkER "a comdr. sport
coupe; red with CT, top; i1nmac;
ccatirg. hberelass tined, owner;
sTUDEBAKER IS VS. Commander
4-dr.; r. and h. Cd, Wv. tires.
2-tone cream over dark blue very
MAN sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Georgia
sTrDEBAKER 81 Commander a.dr.
coupe; r. and h.. cd, $3.50. EN-
sT iiRDnf 81 VS. stariishs
coupe; r. and h.: SSa5. ALCQRN
MOTORS. $3.50 Lee hwy. Arl., JE.
sTUDERAKER so Champ, Starlight
epe.. overdrive. r., h: good mileage:
$3.50. Must sell. JE, 4-0S55. -~l5
STUDEBAKER AS Landcruiser 4-dr,:
s sd f ssas IS: IT, s SOS tiFfs' eHs'''
vOLKSWAGEN 53 sedan low nile-
age. $3.50; guaranteed, JACK PRf.
Ltd Distributor. l4th and P 81
WILLYS 1883 Aero EAGLE hard top:
lane r and h oo cd .G GutSns SE sTsITiIhri
BAKER. 1900 Georsis ave. IA.
w VI. 1919 4.cyrnder leepiter:
equipped with r. and h., seat covers,
overdr. new top and curtains, very
GOOD tires Don't miss this bareain,
was S495t now S345, FRANK
SMALL, JR., Used Car Lot. 1855
Good Hope I'd Sc, LII, $4,000 Ia
WILLYS 1850 Aero sedan. $3.50 FULL.
PRICE. .-tone green finish, r. and
h., overdriye. A buy OF q lifetime;
only $a5 down. MILLER MOTOR
CO., 1910 r, I. ave. ne. co. b-Ssl4.
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FORD. 1853. ,a-ton pickup. radio,
eond.; $500. 1863 INV. Lane. ~ ~
attsyflle. HE. 4-Sl4l liz
FORD 1881, 2-ton stake good cond-.
good rubber. ST. 3-94al. -16
FORD 1910 i ton pal elled. good
condition. S95 or besti offer. UN.
4-S5S6 or AP. 1905. -16
CHEW. 40 Sedan Delivery: in very
good condition; S2s5 Or best ofier.
cfH n aaSSsf TRUCK 1850 model j a.
ton panel, phone IA. S-3 -:
CHEVROLET 1850 1-ton: 3 GOD cond,:
equipped with ladder RAJ Ks. $500.
Can be seen 1855 Bonifai.t ST.. Sil-
D n 81; panel body with ladder
RACKS. on top: s795 or bast o1er-
.CAEy. 1885, acton pickup: like new;
fuzzy equipped; r. and h;t. spare
tires and Wheels: covered tody: By
oEner. 1881 3sth st.. Brs atwood.
Nd, WA. 7-7144. liz
BUS, 42-passenser, equipped to be
used as mobile once or stoT APP
pearance Ike new: Sl.oe5. tJE- ~
81 EDaBAKER 1919 s.-ton pickup;
stake body. stock racks incl: ] eater.
new differentiai; $3.50. Lo. -0JSs.
CHEVROLET la47 sedan delivery:
newly oyerhauled. Price. $500.
1904 Utah ave. Brentwood. Nd.
WA 7-9494 --l6
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

HUDSON ls4e super 4-dr, sedan;
perfect condition; only S345, no
money down: WILLIAMS, goth and
HUDSON 81 Commodore "e' 4-dr
excel. cond.; going overseas: viii
sac. co. $1,000. Ext. SIS, -15
HUDSON SO Hornet 4-door; radio
and heater; good condition. RA. j.
J4GiU2ARs 81 Mark = sed.; 1900
mi Sa1d s 81 ~ s sS3yeTt and snd Is
equip: 5000 mi. perfect eond.:
never raced. Sl,so0. WA. 7-S555.
JAGuAR NIX VII 4-dr. sedan; So "a
and h.. exceptional condition. RE.
JE iEISv WR Ell tiIs47; dual wheels,
s aaq%inS% $685. 49, JE fsi G5ss
KAISER 194s 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.,
4l.000 mi, $195. JE. 4-300s. --I6
KAISER 1852 Manhattan 4-dr. sedan:
Hydra. r. and h.; low mileage; one
owner; 2-tone blue finish. Wv.
tires; immac. interior, car absolute
seen to be apprec.: S995. BELL MO-
TORS, 500 Wis. ave. Wo. $4,000.
LINCOLN ls4s coupe: $40. I'M
maeuiate; low miles. FLooD Pom
TAG. 1921 Connecticut. Wo. g.
LINCOLN ,53 Cosmopolitan 4-dr. Sc.
miles: i owner: Robin blue finish;
wv, tires; absolutely same as
seen 70 be apprec. s2.195: BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave. Wo. $4,000.
LINCOLN '4s Continental: new black
LACQUER. new VS. engine, power
m STaaes SELF faa IT, P sxe xn'e vans SIS e5e
LINCOLN 1859 hard-top coupe;
Hydra Matte. T. and h.. low mileage;
one owner: beautiful 2-tone finish.
Wv. tires; car positively in i'm
maculate condition throughout: must
BELL MOTORS. 500 wis. ave,
LfNcoLN' ' 81 Cosmopolitan black A.
Or. sedan: Hydra Matte. r. and h.:
500 b. 6.F a fSs'e Or D sb
MERCURY 1854 Monterey sun Val
ley; S2,le5 FULL PRICE; 2-tone
green finish, Merc-o-Matic, r. and
b. Glass p .ess s s.ss5ng
MILLER MOTOR CO. 1910 Z. 1.
MhEyss;cHHkY cQ p S cen1.rt.; new We top.
Me eqs b T $50 LES L:s sx s5s Al 5R
ME ;R9GHk 1854 Monterey 4-door
sedan; +. and h.: Merc-o- Matte;
under 5000 mi; one owner .wo
M Sissth as cow; =. and h. M new
MIF an Se ' 81 eSnv.: equipped: $500
and TAKE over payments Cali kl.
MERCURY MERCURY 1850 sport coupe; r. and
positively in peri. cond. In. every
way. Take TO your mechanic for ap-
proFaI; S695. sos On. BELL MO-
TORS, SOLO Wis. ave. Wo. $4,000.
MERCURY 80 s-door: radio. heater,
S Evs[a5nVe 5-SSo G owner s0oo 1s! H.
MERCURY '53 2-dr.: black: r, and
h., ovedriye: Wv. tires; $4,000
M Rss psr 1851 sspd Mo o0 ss ssrd
sonyertibls low n,ilease; Diplomat
MERCURY "a Monterey hard top;
all-leather interior; Mere Matte,
r. and h.; heaut. ?-tone blue; 1000
diplomat; like new; a 3-dav special
lowest price in town; $3.50. CARS
INC, l55 Florida ave. ne, Elk.
IM.G.-g to choose from. From
NJ. G: "a IF model roadster: wire
wheels; e.Q00 mi. never raced;
sreen finish: owner absolutely
like new. Sacrifice, $1,000. WA.
7-6503. 10
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LOANS Gent,

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let ne refinanee your home and con.
Solidate your present trusts. theTeby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give you any balance u
1920: EVENINGS La. 0-5l04.
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MOTORCYCLES

Low mileage. good rubber. Gathers.
HARLEY-DAViDsoN ,53. 74-in. o.h.v.
5000 actual miles: many extras;
S796. Call IA 9-57ll. --16
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TRAiLERS

ienders; 1s,li'' capt. tiai 4a7xs WIZ
also custom made to your order
T sSSs M sosFf Eve ihRieoNwooD 1 hous.
trailer: modern equip, nice bath;
best ofter. Call ADAIR, ia. $500
sffxiRTxiXS, isss, 80 T.: sompletslly
lot "A Boiling ALB. Trailer Court
WHITLEY 1913. % #. long: good
condition throughout: portable ca
hama; bath: can finance; 81 ;ae5.
FOR sALE-Asking $1,000 for 1919
thinner all-metal trailer: ~ IT.:
toilet. shower, blue paint. 6-cu, 1T
refgr.: one owner: immediate pos
S session; can BE ,,s seen at lot ,so IA
CONTINENTAL esh IT,. de luxe.
brand-new. never, used: $3.50 and
take over payments Of $50 per mo:
down payment. Calf Mr., COOP,
OIL. 4-0011. --11
SO: q beaut. house trailer
at an attractive price; DU. T-097s
A e. g. s uF1ffLLiirY TRAILER; GOOD
sturdy s.ss s9sd,; best offer .aeeePpssed'
1852 LIGHTHOUSE. 81 TT.
Sedsms ma bath; s s1tshsn and living
condition: Sleeps 8; ideal for family.
AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC :.
1890 Wis, ave, WO. tS.3231. 10
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BOATS

35-FT. CRUISER. S-cyl. Chrys. con-
vers. engine: equipped for living and
cruising; fully found. Ii. $1,000.
--16
CROWN MARINE PARTs--Manifold,
$25; water pump. $50; carburetor,
complete transmission. S85; oil cool
er. $40. All parts perfect cond
weekdays, WE. 5-5494; Suns, WE.
MARINE DIESEL MOTOR-New re-
placement parts for complete over
Mac incl. cylinder liners. piStons
valves, bearings. etc. a 81 900 bar
gain at less than 1/3. TIE. 6-6S27
lift. TROJAN SEA QUEEN de
luxe runabout. New condition; wind
custom built trailer. $500 complete
III 7-7143 -l6
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AVIATION

1915 ERCOUPE, TT 500 hrs: metal
wings. new glass all around; fresh
license; $3.50 cash!l AP. 1902.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
sSiss 81 ss,,tmesi cai MR e M fHIHsssS
NE. S-l2a0. evenings. LA 6-5i94.
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IAUToMoriVE MISCELLANEOUS
TRUCKS FoR SALE

AUTO PARTS BINS we have II of
them. Phone Ola 6-i966. 90
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End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

HAVE SEVERAL end TRUST NOTES
discount. DAVID NIMETz, RE, e
1910. CO. 5-45s4. -l6
BUILDER closing out several second
trust notes on brick semiramblers
OIL Univ. lane, Nd. by good white
makers. Face value. $3.50 to SD
monthly. due In full in years, be.
hind b. and !. from 5000 to l,50C
down. Call JU. S-53S4 --16 =
End TRUST. $1,000; payable S33.31
mo-. SCI good white maker. Only
$1,000. 10. 4-6565.
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GARAGES
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week. will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia 9-4S0i
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CHEW. 1949 Fleetline de luxe 2-door
r. and h.: seat covers and many
other extras: runs and looks like
new; was $5s5; today only. S475
FRANK SMALL. JR., Used-Cer Lot,
1896 Good Hope I'd. SIC. LU. 4-5100.
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CHEVROLET 1881 styleline de lux

1881 styleline de luxe
fnisS; completely equipped witt
Powerglide. r. and h., signals and
other extras an immaculate one
owner. car. carefully driven exactly
3:.436 mileS Owners name on re-
quest, $7e9.H bank financing KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. Open
Sunday. Ia
CHEVROLET 1880 cdr, de luxe; r.
and h. Had loyins care: trans, over
seas; seas. JE. 2-S409. lib
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
tcontinued. .

FRANCONIA--1-aer lot. mr.. school
and shopping: only 81. 500. easy
terms. Al SMITH REALTY, XII
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bout $40 towards gymnasium
drapeS.
About twenty women attend
ed Friendly Service luncheon at
Mrs. Margaret Wilmot's as t
wednesday. Next luncheon will
be on a Thursday notice the
change of day. April %, at the
home of Mrs. Chris Nelson. The
Women's Fellowship served the
lunch at sale of T. G. Rich
mond Friday.
The Study club met last week
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Burton Armstrong. Program
was a Garden Panel" by Mrs.
Harry Naramore, Mrs. Norman
Yep and Mrs. Margaret w i l.
mot.
The Township Trustees had
an oil furnace installed in the
town hall last week.
Pomona Grange met in the
town hall Saturday night. Sum-
nit County Pomona gave the
program. There were about 100
present.
Mrs. Robert FenWick was one
of five Farm Bureau members
from Geauga county that at :
tended the Legislative tour in
Columbus last Monday an d
Tuesday. Mr.. Broughton h a d
lunch with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Babcock,
daughter Janet, and TT a c~e y
Spencer have moved into their
new apartment on County Home
Road.
Ralph Randles, Myron Perk-
ms, Clifford Babcock, Howard
Ensign were in Cleveland Sat
urday afternoon and evening for
Kiwanis bowling tournament a
banquet. Hubert Starr also at
tended the tournament.
Loren Brockway was tkaen
to Hanna House, Cleveland, O.,
Saturday night for an emer-
gency appendix operation.
Mrs. Carl Hubbard returned
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-04-21

We are reSuming our Vel :
come Wagon news, after a long
absence. We wish to convey a
vote of thanks to our former
reporter, Hilda Borie, who did
spelndid job of keeping us
up to date on the latest hap
penins of the members of the
Welcome Wagon club, who are
all newcomers to this COM
munity.
With Sympathy
We regret to report the death
of one of our members, Flea
more Ashby, and her infant son,
1t was a shocking tragedy, and
we wish to express our most
sincere sympathy to Eleanore's
husband, Loren, and daugh -
ter, Barbara.
With MIR. Stork
The stork has been a busy
little fellow of late. On Janu-
ary 4, little heir, Clinton Har-
riSon, was born to Marcy and
Alan Cragg. Margaret and Ken
AShba greeted their fourth boy,
william Donald, on January II.
Marjorie and James Simmons
are proudly showing off their
new son, Joe Allen, who ar
rived on January %. Beverly
and Len Murray announced the
arrival of boy, Kerry Lynn on
February 9. ....
Officers
Our new officers for t hi S
year are: Carol Day, president;
Flora Lee Arnold, vice presi-
dent; ;Clarice Magill, secretary
Doris Sattelmeyer, treasurer.
Maple Festival
Now that the Maple Festival
is over and we are once more
getting back to normal, we are
pleased with the tremendous
success of our ventures. Our
hard = working ways and means
committee, who are responsible
for this undertaking are: Els,
ther Buchan, chairman, Cath
crime Nugent, Virginia Peace,
Ellen Hensley, Sandra Juredine
and Judy Lawson. Our "Cele.
britieS' Auction" was extremely
successful, and we are indeed
grateful to those famous per-
sons who were kind enough tc
send gifts to be auctioned. Al
our booth we sold baked goods
maple recipe books, greeting
cards, dolls and nuts. Our pro-
ceedS- are for the benefit of the
Opportunity School for retard-
ed children in Burton.
Opportunity School Party
Our project committee h S
been busy each month giving
a party for the children at the
Opportunity school to help make
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News by Mrs. Howard Ensign
Telephone East Clariden 66217
Next Grange meeting night is
April 26. 1t is an open meeting,
everyone is invited to attend.
Miss Jean Stitle will give a
forty five minute talk an d
slides on Norway, Discussion.
Miss Stitle was an exchange
student to Norway from Amer
lea. She is now Home Demon
stration Agent at Lisbon, o. A
large crowd is requested. The
applesauce cake contest will
also be held at this meeting.
Mrs. Bartlett Warner has the
recipe on request for it. The
cakes, jello and coffee will be
served following the meeting.
The daughter and mother,
father and son basket b l
games were held at East Clari-
don school house Saturday night
Both fathers and mothers won
their games. Proceeds were a.
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their lives a little more cheer
full. The members of thi COM
mittee are: Pauline Ricther
chairman; Marcy Cragg, Made
lyn Stonecipher. and Beverly
Murray. Those who have also
helped on a temporary basis
are: Esther Buchan, G loria
Fina, and Marjorie Simmons
Our refreshments for the EaS
ter party for the children con-
sisted of cookies and bunny
nests" a gelatin dessert that
actually does resemble an Inn
agnary rabbits nest. The rahf
bit centerpiece contained a col
ored Easter egg for each chiids
We also gave the children car
rots to grw.
Membership
We are glad to welcome am
other new members, Peggy Da-
vies, who attended our las s
meeting
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-04-21
News from CLARIDON

home from Corey Clinic Sum
day.
Mr.. T. B. Marshall was TAX
en- i'll near close of service on
Sunday at the Christian nd
Missionary Alliance church.
Richard Shanower, formerly
of Claridon, is in st. Luke'S
hospital.
Mrs. Della Kellogg was one
of six members of Christian and
Missionary Alliance church to
attend the Missionary Rally at
WadSworth, o., last week Thurs
day.
Fred Allen of Conneautville,
Pa, formerly of Claridon en-
tered the hospital Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pol
lock entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Klick and two sons, Mr..
and Mrs. John Stearn of Mas
sillon, O., Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Spen-
Ger and two daughters were
dinner guests of Walter Spenc-
er and daughter, Ellen, Satur-
day night.
Vern Wells is reported much
better.
Three children of Kenneth
Wilmot have been under doc
tors care.
Mrs. Orrin Valentine, Mrs
Richard Ensign and daughter
Linda called on Mrs. Paul
Armstrong and baby daughter
Tuesday afternoon n Wickliffe.
Congregational Church News
The Junior and Senior Pill
grim Fellowships held a joint
meeting last Sunday evening.
On Monday evening, April 18,
the church trustees met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Pollock with the minister.
Tuesday evening, April 10, at
8 o'clock, the Mems club met
at the church; in charge of Mr..
James Wilmot, president.
l, A brief business meeting of
the church was held at h e
close of the worship service
last Sunday morning. The fol-
lowing were elected to represent
the church at the Spring AS
sociation meeting at the Com
munity church in Chesterland
next Sunday, April "a: Mrs.
Lillian Dimmick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Grafton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Randles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Barnes. The AS
Sociation meeting begins at 3:15
pm. Rev. Grove of Claridon
church will have charge of the
opening devotional servic e.
Speaker will be Rev. Noble S.
Elderkin of Akron, "The Value
of the Church..
Senior choir practice, Thurs
day evening, April 81, at 8 o.
clock.
The annual spring meeting of
the Women's Fellowship of the
Plymouth Rock Association will
be held at the Old South church
in Kirkland on Tuesday, April
26, at 10:30 am. Kindly get
luncheon reservations through
Mrs. Ernest Pollock before Apr
"a.
The Women's Fellowship will
meet with Mems club, May 8,
for covered dish supper and
joint meeting, everyone invit-
ed.
Sunday, April "a, at 1000 a.
m, church school in the church
and twn hall, HOO am. the
morning worship service. Ser
mon theme, Priest or Proph-
et?"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-04-21

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