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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10
Mariateen Club to
Meet Feb. 10

Thomas C. Adams, vice pref
dent, presided over the meet
ing of the Executive board Of
the Mariateen club.
Thursday, Feb. 10 will be vo-
cation night at st. Mary S
church. Rev. James Whalen of
Euclid, will show movies and
will give a talk on vocations.
The teen age group from ST..
Patrick's church, Thompson will
ge the guests of the Mariateen
club at this meeting. A social
hour will follow and refresh :
ments will be served. Barney
Campbell, Peter Hangach and
Paul Young are handling the
arrangements for this event.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10

1854 telephone directory, a n d
that he had made his request
for the change in listing some
six months prior to the effec-
tive date of the new 1854 dir
ectory, has been dismissed by
the Public Utilities Commits .
sion.
The case was heard in Char.
don last April IA by Lewis S
Witherspoon, attorney examin'
er for the Commission, ano
several witnesses for both sides
testified.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10
One Way Traffic
Continued from page one)

(COntlnued from page One)
some time ago by Council with
the State Highway Department,
which sent officials here for an
investigation They requested
that a plan for straigtening be
furnished the Department.
Council went on record as
favoring the plan of the Con-
neaut Cincinnati turnpike as
originally made and instructed
Mrs. Jennie Davidson, clerk, to
write that fact to the Turnpike
Commission and that Council
asks that an entrance to the
turnpike be made from Route
a.
The turnpike plan as origin
ally made would come into &C.
auga county at Concord, cross
Route 6, near Deep Springs
close to Chardon, then through
the townships of Munson, New
bury, Russell and cambridge.
1t was reported that so m e
changes in the original pl a n
are being considered by t h e
Commission that would divert
the road into the SOM Rd. Sec
ton and bring it nearer to
Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10
Four Basketball
Games This Week

Four basketball games will
be on the slate for action this
weekend.
In tomorrow nights slot, Mid
dlefield plays at Kenston; Bur
ton journeys to T h m p S o
while West entertains Newbury
on Vests court. Saturday night,
Feb. IL, Fairport will pl a
host to the Chardon HilltopperS
Next Tuesday, Feb. Is West
Geauga comes to Chardon for
competitor.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10
Aquarius Club Sponsors
Beard CROWNS Contest

Save your blades, save your
chin, grow a beard and then
you'se I'M" Get in on the fun
and travel back to the Pioneer
Days when men wore lon g ,
well kept boards.
The Chardon AquarluS Club
is sponsoring a beard growing
contest which starts F d a y,
Feb. II and continues until Pi
oneer Day at the Maple Festi
val. Prizes will then be award
ed to the man with the best
looking beard which has been
well kept during that time.
The time and place Of the
Judging will be announced at
a later date.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10
Nina Ames Park
Funeral Feb. |

Mrs. Nina AmeS Parks died
Jan. 80 at the age of rs. She
was laid out at the Burr fun
eral home where services were
held on Feb. / after W hic h
burial was in the char d on
cemetery. S
She was born in Chesterland
on June 27, 1880, and later in
September 16, 1899, she m e
and married Robert S. Parks
who died in April, 1945.
Being active in clubs, she
was a member of the D. A. r.,
Eastern Stars, Pythian Sisters,
Emona Club, and the Pilgrim
Christian church.
Surviving her are two sons,
David r. and Edward A., one
brother, Walter F. Ames of
Bethlehem, Pa. and grandchil-
dren and great grandchildren.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10

note was received in the tele-
phone company'S office and de-
livered to the manager, how
ever, the manager failed to in
clude the change as requested.
DR.. Eldredge felt that this fail
ure was Intentional, and as a
result he was greatly incon :
venienced.
"Yetter Snyder, manager,
said he never received t h e
note, and that had he received
it, he would have had no rea-
sonfor not complying with the
request.
"ThuS it appears there were
definite contradictory state :
ments made by individuals tes-
tifying. This examiner observ-
ed the demeanor of the wit
nesses so testifying and is un-
able to determine as to which
of the two contentious is the
more valid. Both the complain
ant and respondent presented
credible testimony in support of
their contentious.
1T is the opinion of the at
torney examiner that while the
evidence indicates that perhaps
the public relations of the re-
spondent were not of the most
desirable character, neither did
the evidence prove that the ac-
tions of the respondents man
ager were either criminal or
willful in nature.
1t must be pointed out that
utility and its officers and
employees do have a duty to the
public to create and maintain
good public relations. Employ
es have obligation to render
their services in an efficient
and friendly manner which is
an obligation much greater than
that which is expected of en-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10

The Telephone Co. d e n / d
that it had refused to change
the listing in the directory.
The ruling by Mr.. Wither :
spoon covers testimony of all
witnesses and says in part:
1.-THE testimony in behalf of
DR.. Eldredge is to the effect
that he had typed a note to be
presented to the Company re-
questing a change in the list
ing of his residence p h o n e i,
such change to be made in the
1858 telephone directory. w t.
neSseS testifying on behalf of
DR.. Eldredge stated that t h e
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-02-10
Dismiss
Case Against
Phone Go.

Complaint against the Char
don Telephone Co. by j. R.
Eldredge, Chardon dentist i,
that the company failed to
properly list his name in the
Milford chronicle., 1955-11-11

Lancaster Meosy SeFoppIe ib pkg 25e.
Lancaster FFonkfurFs u cello pkg 43e
Lancaster EFounschweieeF s-oz Use
Evening star., 1955-11-02

Donald E. Younkin & Co.
yU. $1,000 Eyes. VIII. e-sssa
Evening star., 1955-11-02

OFF MARLBORO PIKE S.E.-Qi
ST.. ESQ: bfk, .-bedrn. Cape COD
with expansihle attic. full bsult..
storm Windows. Gail Mr, Penland.
LU. 2-76la. LU. 4-7900, PRU.
DENTIAL CO. -
LOVELY NEW 3-REDRM. RAMBLER.
81 600 down: Sa5 per mo. Ultra
bath. is-acre lot, HO. 1-7957, AP.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

FALLS CHURCH AREA, hy owner
---3-bedrm, brick. with 2-car ga
rage. less than yrs old. on "a
Evening star., 1955-11-02

$500 D0WN--3 large hedfnls... sep
arate din. rrn.. family size equipped
kit- ; iaEse inelosed porehesi
Only S9,500. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO.. UN. .A-1lB6. WA. a
$685. ---3
Evening star., 1955-11-02

ARNANDALE--unusuai a-rm, home
on .acre wooded lot. Kitchen with
paneled den and barbecue fireplace.
2D-ft. living room With fireplace.
separate dining room, 4 bedrooms.
1 full bath. = half baths. Screened
porch. rec. rm. with fireplace. base
iaent, garage. = biks. to bus. owner
tIansterr,e6e; e 4 Mose ln immealassdyt Icy !
at COLUMBIA PINES MODEL
HOUSE. LARCHMONT REALTY.
{ INC. JE. $4,000 or JE. 3-1S30.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

ARLINGTON And GLkBE kD.--VA
approved with $500 dn. and Se3
mo. for this 6-rm.s ilz-bath brick
home with finished rec. rm. To In
spect day or eve, call @. Il.
LANIER. ia. 7-3934. --3
Evening star., 1955-11-02

81 .Oo0 DOWN buys this practically
new 6-rm. brick Colonial on Riggs
Td; 4 @R SIg =! saa6 Slsisoej nosHR4 Sal Ilii 2
DAVIS q CO., INC. -
Evening star., 1955-11-02
a.prDRM. 4 RAMBLER
N-CUSHM.AN

a0- ACRE FARM "a Frederick coun-
~: %20, 600. or equipped IS dairy.
With stock, S26. 600. Arm. brick
house. Wits . nedrins. and bath;
hank barn: 10 stAnchions. 1iiips 70
Haifinn0re. S6. 600 down.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

ARE, n, siB.9B0-only . blocks
70 bus or neW Mckinley elementary.
and z 70 Swanson Jr. HiEh from
bedrms.. fun bsmt. and level, An
chof-fenced view lot. Choice. con-
vefilent, ". Arl. sectioni Excellent
value. Choose your teImsi cal
KEITH d. BRUMBACKs IA. 2-352S;
Evening star., 1955-11-02
RAMRLER WITH ACRE

Beautiful large three-bedroom. two.
bath brick rambler on large nai
acre OF ground. Patio. den. two
ear Qaraee Price $50, 500.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
HOUSES Tor SALE, VA. lceni.
ALEX. AREA

aI--$2io Ds.-ses MO. TOTAL
Finished rec. rm. in fun basement,
storm windows. alum awnings, !, q
bedrm. brick semidet. home, has
fenced yard and Is. lust 2 blocks
70 bus conysnient 70 p. c., Alex,
Exclusive Z. r. STEFREY, JE. A.
3447, JE. 2-4il9u.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
EXCLUSIVE
MANOR CLUB

JUST LISTED
We are proud u oHer this excep.
tionaiIy fine 3lbedrri brick rRIlef
house of incompaIabie charm ent
construction. ideally situated on
s.s 3, svsi te fas9way Il, yl'a txlR slss bsd
fInss baths huge liy. rm, Wit
Colonial 4 fifepince,. 1Hx23eft. fan1il,
OF dininn rri. with stone fireplace
an EarIy American dream kitchen
NJ cedar and brick .Eitla bckgiet
ksr bnilf.iii oven And SltrfaeI
unit, washer and dfier: convert.
ible breezeWny and garafe: tltl
hsnt. With daylIlht rec. IN. ans
Eround-iegel exit. HoI.WAIEt
NahT ,'s 81, PI'sss e sss55S is5 Ss'0w lsDi''ue
E. 3. blanchard, Realtor
su. 5000 ~
Evening star., 1955-11-02

HILVER HPHlNH RAMbLkH
SALE OR RENT
Most desirable elose-in locat. Just
on ca. ave, about 8 blocks north
Of Colessille rd. Low. det; new
brick home. 3 bedrms,, "a baths,
separate din. fm- Ice. hy. rm.,
fireplace. picture windoH. screen
fmmediateIy TU. o-SSs0. AUER-
BACH q CO, Dl. 7-6501.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

NV CONIEAIfOkAEf--In deslT-
fun tiled baths. beamed eeiiipss
thr0uxhouf; ige. liz, rfn. with
marble hearth; lge. din. ell, I'm
above ground rec rTl., carpoFt,
scr. porch. Unusually equipped
kit. an IN charining c0lcIs hif
htmt, areat lovely wooded lot
Priced right e Sc: 800 6aewn Ry
h3aa. Qflce open D I'll q -
Evening star., 1955-11-02

SEAT PLEASAEI--Se.7b
$3.50 down, $50 mo-. FHA. bed
rms, Ice. kit. iiy. rTa. and stoE.
AFe fm, Excellent construction
only / left. ~. .. HARRIS, AP
Evening star., 1955-11-02

ESCAPE FROM TnE Ok0ENARG G--
hnest rssidensisi sfeas Arshi.
fecturaiIy different and chArnlnR.
is this new brick Cape Cod; IN
cluding such novel features as,
recessed Arepl. IN tile with huiit-in
watfr.rg bench. formal din ritl..
,.ssnag esdrTs s;t.esea sssas' s1ssae 1g,ls s5 az
Xii. With scit Blue hxtdfes and
cabinets. and Incl. auto clothes
washer and dryer rec rra. space
With frepl IN full bsmt.; oyef-slgs
closets. Priced at only S2y.5uo
Shown BY appt the DARBY Cos
"a. 5.9303, Once open D I'll o.
Evening star., 1955-11-02
sOMETHING nIFFERENT

In this charming three-bedroom brk
home in an area Of privacy with
traetive living room aceentuates
by 4 lovely brick fireplace, 12x2l
den, separate dining room on kitch.
en-, fun basement tool Priced e
sen a the OF appraised price O
Evening star., 1955-11-02
BRAND-NEWS
WOODMOOR

Overiookins park and IN an area o
aii-hrick rambler. Beautiful Nv
rn., separate din. rnf.. ah-elec. kit
Tremendous daylight hsmt d
around level Priced At S23, 800 fol
quick sale. GRAHAM q CO, JU
Evening star., 1955-11-02

ARLINGTON H., vi 800
81 900 CASH. $50 MO,
CHARMING modernistic 2-bedrtn hrk.,
ffY. rm.. picture window, inside wall
I,1gs,r ynsAsr i vecsgs l,S,5 M Assume prso7 l0ah.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

ARE rot SHORT on CAsH:--A
wcrld War ! ytls Hers ne honss
rambler: b lee. rms. incl. din, Fgp..
very smart np-to-date kit; stAiK-
way 70 storage Or another bedEfn+
I full bSfnf.: $1,000 cash. Assume
SIG, 900 9f loan: week oecupAncy.
il 3-ttOaa a. JOHN CHAPLAIN
II SON, 6S7s Lee hwy. Arlington.
so. $50 rs THE Low. Low PRICE
Of this new tplit level on pirtur-
esaue Y acre IN tine residential AREA.
3 bedyms.. 2 baths. center hail plan,
din. rni.. eauinped kit, With. tabls
space, BIZ above at0unu recs fia.
area, ptaa full hxtlt. Level. A top
value with efeei l2n4 SHOWN
sy o,s sgpt Ii TI5E ID. DAssX +, X, Co. CO. ~
Evening star., 1955-11-02

washington. D. C.
NoYEMBER 3. 1855
Evening star., 1955-11-02
!. 90. lRELIEYpE FoREsTl-

LORCoM LANE ARIA, so 500
Brand-new spht-lereIi 3 hedrnlss
baths, finished reer, room. carport
Exeellent hIAneifE. Call METzLER
Evening star., 1955-11-02

ALEXANDRIA,
Braud.new offering Of beautiful 16th
Century Floundef house IN old port
section. ANTIQUE charm. modern
convenience. Please call Mr.. How
ard. oy 3.92ss I. y E5elgslys Z Y, with
Realtors DE. 2-Q53U
Evening star., 1955-11-02

New brick fanlbIaf. 4 large bed
rms. 3ls baths. ali-eleetTir Kitchen
with dining sphees iuh basement.
fireplace ii recf. rni.; double sefy-
ice RaTaee: porch. u acfe level
lot. 3i40 N. Piedmont, "a. s-7pt3.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

VIENNA. sple and Span s:bedsm. z slIs
On Z dandY half acre lot VA
approved. SfJ 800 With $500 On.
ana 81! mo. g. : LANiER,
Evening star., 1955-11-02
FRoM TME okaINARk-

uiefed On your Iot 81 acTease. SEQ
down: franc or brick. u. 5-ed60.
Evening star., 1955-11-02

FALLS CHURCH. cany. iocated--Im-
.aeslais !, esaroo,H @ sanSlsr .S,,Is la.s M
10 schools. churches, shopping and
trAnsp. Nice GRADED lot, 75xa %.
Worth more than sale price. Slk.-
ssq 70 e,,;5yy ,5sgset 81 esai sAh ~ y I'
Evening star., 1955-11-02
"Nestled in the Trees

Truly charming white brick and.
frame Cape Cod. Center hall, Ia
ssst living ,pEos IoSm rUoa %,Ih ssRissefs asRisis
kitchen with de luxe eQuiument
Two I2xi6-ft, bedrooms and bath
on second. Pull basement with ONE
half bath and outside entrance
Screened porch. Driveway. Tret
shaded, beautiful lot. Near schools
Montgonaery Hills shopping and
Evening star., 1955-11-02

Down with the balance 1t $50 pei
mo. incl. taxes and ms. for Z
charming 2-bedrln. home with 3
pvt. pool In the rear. having . iull
BENT. and fenced yard. $d0.b
CCE1 nj
Evening star., 1955-11-02
Parker, Smith & Donnell
REALToR ia. 7-6161. Open o TO
THE BIG PAYOFF

A 3-bedroom home with lots OF ex-
tras ct little price; living rm.
With fireplace, separate dining rm..
modern kitchen patio IN back
overlooking ehiidlen's wading pool
loads Of shrubs and flowers, on
this in Waverly Hills for only
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

Mrs, Esther Dillon Of alt Bryant
Az. NJ. Minneapolis,
Attending Conference; Robert
Carlyle Pcakc, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Basii fcake OF sas IGlehart
Az. and Viannc Griffin. daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. James Crit
fin, OF hsT Rondo Az, lex Sun
day. June 10. for Mortified. MINI,
They are attending the Episcopal
Summer Conference at Carleton
College. Robert Ii president OF
the Youth Group OF st Philips
Episcopal church and viannc II
secretary, They viii return June
20.
Rarbccue supper; Mr., and Mrs
Kenneth Edwards. OCT w, Central
Az. were hosts at barbecue sup.
per held In their back yard hon.
oring Mrs. william Galloway
(Rachei Goodenl OF Chicago, III
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
U-Meet-Us Club
Closes Season
With Lawn Party

The beautiful back yard at the
home Of Mrs. Mamie Battles.
372s Portland Az. Minneapolis.
was the setting for n picnic party
given by the U.Meet.UA club on
Wednesday afternoon. June 10.
when n members and guests were
present 10 participate In the festi
utlcs
A. the afternoon progressed.
members enjoyed singing and 80.
CialiElng and talking over old
times The new president, Mrs
Mamie Battles. was introduced
and she gave few interesting
and inspiring remarks Shc invited
those guests who wer. interested
In the clubs program To become
members Other remarks were
made by various members.
a hlstlliRht Of the delightful
affair was the presentation To
Mrs Marguerite Combs. club
counsellor. ~ nm iron plant stand
mn n birthday Rift In appreciation
Of her devoted interest and CO.
operation with the group The
presentation was made by the
president, The gift waa com
plets surprise to Mrs Combs who
RraclouAiy thanked the club mem.
beers for their thoughtfulnsas.
A complete lunch was served.
topped off with tho traditional
ice cream, cake and soft drinks
Al itH last meeting. the club u.
iournsd until sspbmber. They
will have a waist line" party al
their first meeting In the fall
Guests enjoying their hospital.
lty were the Mines Edith Moul.
den. HIlda Parker. Ida Roberta.
Elizabeth Quinn. Myrtle Potter.
PrimItht Cook. Out-of-town
guests were Mrs %. Steele. Bsa-
tile. Wash. Mrs WatHie Tomp-
kins. DE HOinss. la. ana Mrs
Atkinson, Kansas city. Mo
Members present were the
Mines Mary Monroe. Della MAJ
we'll Mary Alice Smith, Fannie
Thomas. AollIs Flowers. Grace
Berry. Lena IAFaucetts. Ellen
Price, Mae Jenkins. Gertrude
viniEsr. Mary Thompson. Betty
Houston. Mamie Battles. Fannie
Pierre Lrwia and Mrs. Marguerite
Combs. counsellor and Mrs Car.
RE Wallace.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

June 2H--Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Il, Wilkerson, 1925 Il. 2dth ST..
three years. Mr., and Mrs. Pleas
ant Brccden. 1909 Olson Highway
% years,
June 2S--Mr, and Mrs. Hiram
Gibbs. asa Elliot Av, 80 years;
MIR, and Mrs, Glen Puliens, asia
Third Az s.. one year: MIR, and
Mrs, Alfred Parker, S2S Washing
ton Az, 3, one year,
June Is Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
whitlock. 1854 Clinton Az. eight
years: Mr., and Mrs, Charles
Thomas, to2I Fourth Av, s: ive
years.
June 2s.-Mr, and Mrs. Phillip
blackwell, 252t Fourth Az. s..
eight years,
June So--Mr, and Mrs, Wen
dell &. Jones. ST2i Aldr,ch Az. s..
~ years,
ST. PAUL
June 20 MIR, and Mrs. Homer
Specse. asa Charles Az. six years:
MIR. and Mrs, jerome Wilson, TSs
~, Anthony Av,, SIX years: Mr.,
and Mary Harry Ballard, OFT 81
Anthony Az. Is years: Mr. and
Mrs, Clarence Henry, $50 N, Dale
st, six years,
June 2T--Mr, and Mrs, Charles
Hargravca, cal Rondo Az. Is
years. Mr.. and Mira. william la.
Wis. SaT Carroll Az. II years,
June 2s--Mr and Mrs Nelson
Martin, p2T st. Anthony Az. 40
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Rob.
inS. bdT Carroll Az. eight years.
MIR, and Mrs, Howard H. Johnson
TAO st Anthony Az, ~ years.
Mr., and Mrs. James 7. Logan,
500 w, Central Az. ~ years
juno 20 Mr., and Mrs. Edward
Sanders, COT ~. Anthony Az. 10
years; Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Hedge,
8ih Carroll Az. - years: Mr.. and
Mrs George Wills. 1904 Iglchart
Az, o. years: MIR and Mrs Paul
~ Jackson, s2s 81. Anthony Az.
80 years,
June 30 MT and Mrs, Samuel
Ransom 700 1t Anthony Av,
three years,
July | MIR, and Mrs, Joseph r..
Jones, 9lt Fuller Az, 81 years
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Smith. Cal
II Anthony Az,
out of.Town---
June ~ DIR. and Mrs Mitchell
Spellman, Washington, -, G..
eight years,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
June 2S-Riley ". Gilchrist,
Ss4e Second Av, s.: John c. Ma
son. 1924 Fifth Az. s.
June 26-George A. Totten.
Court House, Minneapolis: Mrs.
Jessie Hammond. 1851 Bryant Az,
N; Mitchell Williams. 1851 Port.
land Av,; Elmer F. Kopp. 2SS
Second Av, s.: Veronica Marie
Breedlove. Tai AIdrich Az. N;
Mrs. Lurena Washington, 5i2 Il.
25th ST.
June 27-Mrs Aggie Thomas,
ol4 18th Av. s.: Kenneth Wallace,
$500 Fourth Av. s.: Robert Pierre.
1887 Portland Az: Mrs. Cecil
Hunter, 400 S. Third St: John
ME RSndell. T25 Bradford Az. N:
b, X. Jones. 1914 S. Fourth st. !:
Pauline Guy. 6l2 Seventh ST. N.
June 2S-H. ID. Williams, 900
f. 22nd St; Mrs. Sudie NJ. Hat
chett, 4044 Fourth Az. s.: Mrs.
Laura Patterson. 7o4 Fremont
Az. N; Walter Lowe, 900 Ontario
s. Il.
June 20 Eugene Tucker, 22ol
Fifth Az, s.: Vernon Il. Young,
2426 Fifth Av s.: Mr.. Herbert NJ.
James, 22o2 18th Az. s,
June 3o--Mr. Fred c. Edwards,
2206 Elliot Av.: Matt Hammond,
1851 Bryant Az. N: Delois Gil.
christ, 3sl6 Second Az. s.
July Mrs, Essie Arnold, 3724
Third Av s.; Lloyd 7. Johnson.
$500 Humboldt Av, s; Rev. w. l..
Battle, 220 II. 42nd St: Warren
Lawrence. 1918 Washington Az.
s; s. F. Hammond, 22l6 18th Az.
S; Mrs. Irene Winston, llI3 18th
Av. N. Mrs. Irene Lttlejohn,
lll3 18th Av. N.
Out-of-Town Birthday
June 25-Mrs, Theresa Has
bruuck, Washington, d. C; Mrs.
Harvey S, Jones. Los Angeles,
Calf.
June 27-Mrs. Lillian Cobb, Los
Angeles, Calf
June rs Pecola Wilson, Mobile
Ala.
June 20 William s, Wrice. Van
Buren,, Ark.
June 30 Edwin T. Randall,
Worthington. MINI.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-06-24

S67 Eleventh Av. ". She was
royalty entertained by her friends
and relatives. She was the guest
at dinner OF Rev. and Mrs.
Charles S. Jones OF 1892 Second
Av. S. She also enjoyed her first
fishing trip as the guest OF Mrs.
Duncan at Ramsey Lake. She
caught a four pound Northern
pike as well as many other FISH.
Daughter L. III: Mrs. Nina vii.
hams, 1919 Clinton Av., was called
to Des Moines. Ia. because OF the
illness Of her daughter. Mrs. Doro-
thy Thompson. Mrs. williams left
Monday. June 20.
T. G. Maids And MAtrons Bridge
Club: When Mrs. Donald Brady
Sr., 5000 Fifth Av s.. was hos
tess TO the Twin City Maids and
Matrons Bridge club on Saturday
evening, June Is. following
lunch. members and guests en-
joyed several rounds OF bridge for
the remainder OF the evening.
Guest prizes were awarded to
Mrs Charles Noble. first and Mrs.
Louis p Moore. second. Other
guests were the Mines. Helen Cur
ry, NJ. X. Mcknight, Clarence A.
Roper and Spencer Shivers. Club
prizes were won by the Mines. A.
V. Hall, first: Frank w. Terry,
second and Cheat Oliver, third.
The club adjourned for the sum
mer months. The next meeting in
september will be at the home OF
Mrs II. c. Combs. 1915 Fourth
Ay s
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June 25-Mrs. c. NJ. Vassar, 4sl
st Anthony Av; Mrs. Joseph
Sayles. $50 Rondo Az: Nicholas
Cooper. s64 St. Anthony Av.; q.
w. Haskins. 6s7 st. Anthony Az.
June 20 Ora McMoore. 1860
Blair St; Rufus Carson Jr.. ssI
IgIehart Az: Diane Louise Clark
sl2 St Anthony Av.: Walter @
Bradley. 78s Carroll Az.
June 27--Lee A. Gwynne, SSi
Carroll Az; Ermon Jean Owens,
1875 ST. Anthony Az; Louise G,
Brown, 4s5 Rondo Az; Louise
Hopkins. TOP IglehArt Az; F1nney
Woodland Jr.. sI8 81. Anthony
Az: Mango Robins 587 Carroll
Az.
June % Mary A. Brister, 344
N. Dale St. Mrs. Ida Combs, e35
Thomas: Mrs Addie c. Few, 643
Tgiehart Az; Jewel Sears Sr.. 400
Rondo Az: Denise Carly. 485
Nackubin: Mr. Charles Bradley
Sr., 5Il w. Central Az: Margaret
Elaine Robinson, 788 Carroll Av.
June 20 Melvin Thomas Hen
derson. $50 81. Anthony Az; Con
ME Hampton. 70i Carroll Az;
Vernon Randolph Bradley Jr.. 768
Carroll Av.
June 30 George Stone. Wilburt
Burks. 49I 81. Anthony Az.
July Mrs. George Carter, al
81. Anthony Az; Mary Lou Han
non. 633 w. Central Av.; Garry
Lynn House. pos Rondo Az: Ray.
mond Bledsoe, 4s5 Msckubin
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on Sunday. June II. and following
breakfast they were taken On a
sightseeing tour of the city by
their hosts. The same day they
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wenzel Miller and also were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Quarterman.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
ings to Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Glenn. 1884 Smelling Av. who OBJ
served their seth wedding ami
versary on Tuesday. June 91st.
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Thomas OF Chicago, Ill.
who were the house guests Of
their niece and husband, Rev. and
Mrs. Charles s. Jones Of 1892
Second Av., for the past week,
left for their home on Saturday
June IS. They were the recipients
Of numerous social courtesies dur
ing their visit. Rev. and Mrs
Jones were hosts at a picnic sup
per on Sunday, June II: Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Logan entertained
at brunch in their honor and they
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Logan. Mrs. Lavinia
Logan. 1913 Path Av. S. enter
tain at brunch in their honor on
Thursday, June 10. Other guests
were Rev. and Mrs. Jones. Mr..
Thomas is a cousin of the Lo-
gans, and uncle Of Mrs. Jones.
Duluth Visitor: Mrs. Ruby NJ.
Given Of Duluth spent a week in
the city visiting relatives and
friends. She was the house guest
OF Mrs. Kitty Knox and Mrs. Alma
Duncan of 627 Eighth Av. N,
While in the city she celebrated
her birthday on June 8, with her
twin sister, Mrs. Ruth Burton Of