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Evening star., 1955-05-01

GONE OF US take lot better Of our automobiles
~ or television sets than we do of ourselves
The slightest knock or murmur sends us off to the
service station to have the fan belt ghtened or the car
fabricated Or little utter on a SCREEN and we're off
juggling the phone and asking the Tv specialist to be
there within the hour.
Now there's nothing wrong with pampering our pet
possessions, but just seems to be reasonable common
sense thar we apply the very to our most
precious possession Of 0N-ow complicated sensitive
bodies. Yet, how few of MS do!
Autos, TV sets can be exchanged traded in. Bat yon
JUST can't trade yourself in for model You just
can't buy new set Of nerves, head or stomach Not
even if you're oil man from Texas or the King Of
Saudi Arabia.
Before you say to yourself. "Joe should read this
This is for him =" STOP!
This message is for YOU.
We mean YoU That's right YoU
On using your common sense
Unless you stop to ask yourself some mighty pointed
questions, you're not likely to believe yourself guilty Of
the very symptoms you so clearly see in others.
Are you irritable? =. Do you find yourself in need
less arguments about trivial things? Do you toss
and turn all night long yet wish you could get another
40 winks as the alarm goes off? Then chances are
that you are NOT taking Of yourself well you
should.
Yet-very often, the knock" or squeak you de-
veop as the years 60 by may be corrected very simply
almost as simply as tightening fan be or giving
couple Of screws half turn.
Your doctor would tell you...
Your doctor would be the first tell yOa thar for some
men. oHe Of the wOrsf offenders againsf the human
nervous system is cafen.
The use Of this strong stmulant day after day. week
after week, may make you jumpy nervous irritable,
hard to live with.
However. if you're addicted to this habit, here's
hope:
There's reason in the world why yoH can't gef your
self in tune again, begin TO feel as you'd like TO.
You replace bed habit with . good one
You switch from cafFen-heavy coffee to new, won
derful hot drink-a drink that doesn't have single
speck Of caffein in it.
What rich aroma this new beverage has! And it's
so (HNbodied 50 satisfying. You can enjoy this new
coffee flavor drink straight or with cream and sugar.
all day long, without fear.
Ills the Coffee Flavor Lnssanf Postum Beverage.
now available for the FIRST time!
You make Coffee Flavor Instant Postum, Instantly
right in the cup; just add boiling water and stir. There
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
DiIIwyn Ri. |

Mrs II T. Griffin has been
confined TO her room fOt about
two weeks, but Is improving now
Mr and Mrs Robert Fitzgerald
of Richmond. spent the week end
With his parents, Mi and Mrs.
T O. Fitzgerald
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis 0"Turner
have returned from a visit TO her
ia her, Rev Johnson, N Ohio
william A Banton a Station
KSBW Salinas, Calf has been
on a viist with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w l., Banton- While
here. he also VISITED friends and
relatives in Bedford F'armville,
Richmond and Lynchburg
Mr. and Mrs j A Fore and
family were visitors 10 per par
ents during the week end
Mrs Violet IN and her niece,
Of Florida visited her niece, Mrs
Terrell Blanks. on Saturday and
Sunday
Mrs Billy Wilkerson arid chill
dren have been spending some
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Mrs. James CLARK. Of Schuyler.
and Miss Doris Jean Baber. Of
G!enmore wili leave Saturday for
several days in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dorr!er
and daughter. Irene. have return
eo from a motor trip TO Florida
Mr. and Mrs H I Defines and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lang
hornf and family and Mr.. and
Mrs Allen Randolph and family
VISITED their daughters at Camp
Shenandoah Girl Scout camp last
+ Sunday.
The Rev c II. anfield, Of
Burlington, " c was the guest
preacher at homenaking service
at Fox Memorial Church last
Sunday Revival services are be-
inQ held each night this week be-
ginning at . p N
The Rev and Mrs. William
Long. who are living IN the II r
Nicholas Jf. farm home viii 20
10 Richmond the first Of Septem =
Der. where Mr. Long W4ll study a.
Union Theological Seminary and
commute 70 Scottsv!llc each week
|end for services on Sundays
through the winter months
Attend Sharon Church
SIX hundred and forty one
plates Werc served Sunday at Sha-
ron Baptis, Chuich in Bucking-
nam County at the annual home
coming service Among those from
ScotfsvllIe Who attended were. Mr.
and Mrs. r + Paulett. MIS- w. r
faulctt, Mr. and Mrs, Wiley j
Smith Mr. and Mrs John Henry
Philips. Russell Collins, Jr Mr.
and MIS- Cosby Patteson, Mrs l..
l. Armistead, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Spencer, Mr. and Mrs Earl But
Ter and daughter Beverley. A. L.
Thacker, Mrs Emma Lou Thack
cr and Charlie Cunningham The
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are attending a two week camp
at Camp Shenandoah, at Swoope
under the direction Of MISS Adah
Brangan. executive director OF the
Albemarle County Girl Scouts.
are, Gayle Ray, Elizabeth Lang
horne. Claire Dorrier. Z Carroll
Randolph. Trine Defines. Sawrie
Carroll and Bess Dawson, Gayle
Ray was awarded a scholarship
as she was awarded last year as
the most outstanding camper Of
the season
Hiroshi Shimmi j a y a n e e
Christian. who has been attending
the Youth Activities Week at the
ScGttsvllle Methodist Cf4Gch. was
guest speaker Sunday nigflt at the
community service. He is taking
graduate work in religion at the
Union Theological Seminary in
New York He is on tour Of nine
different localities in Virginia and
is spending this week Ill Holiday
Lake with the Charlottesville
District campers
Mr. and Mrs T A Allison and
family have returned from Mays
vile. Ky. where they visited for
a week with his parents. MI and
Mrs. r K Allison.
Bruce Dorrier, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Dorrier, is spending
week IN Richmond with his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
John Dorrier, and family
Mrs James Guy and son; Skip
per, OF Richmond spent Thurs
day With Mrs Nj Damn
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19
Buckingham
INSTITUTE

Mrs. A P Baird flew Friday to
Mississippi where she was called
by the illness Of her brother
Mrs Jave T Johnston n d
four children spent three days
last week at II Paxed whiln Col
Johnston was in Norfolk,
Mrs Kay keenan, spent Thurs
day at Scottsville
DUDLEY r. West is spending
three weeks in various cities OF
the Deep South.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r Ransom. Of
Brcmo Bluff, were recent visitors
Of Mrs. H. B Mlnter
Mr. and Mrs Jim Johnson and
daughter Eva. OF Shores, Va also
Mr. and Mrs. Moody johnson
and daughter Of Newport News
visited Mrs II B Minter last
Friday
Mrs Wistar r Anderson. Jr.
visited her mother. Mrs. Grace
II. Cousins. last week.
Mr. and Mrs d B McCfaN
attended a farmers convention
at Blacksburg last week
Mrs. MusingIl Miss Carrie sue
Rudy. Miss Molly Rudy, Of Nor
folk. visited their sister Mrs j
o Sullivan, ST, recently
Mr. and Mrs Frank OWnby
and daughter Phyllis, accompa
MED by Rev and Mrs, Osnby
Mr. and Msr Pink Ownby en-
ioyod fishing trip in Norfolk
last week
Mrs Newell OWnby and daugh-
ter Macy, and Marjorie are visit
ing her father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs Guy McCraw this week
A number Of people from this
vicinity are attending revival ser
vices at Cedar Baptist Church
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Chas, Williams
II l. Stephenson Mrs Ro I
Claiborne. Of Richmond spent
the week end with Mrs Grace
II Cousins
Dancy McCraw. Of Farnvillc
visited his brother Guy McCraW
last week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

new Sunday School rooms were
dedicated in the afternoon with
the Rev Kenneth Burks Of Rich
mond as guest speaker. Scots
vile Quartet provided special
music The morning service and
sermon vas given by the pastor
the Rev. r NJ Hall Revival serv-
ICES are being held each night this
week, beginning at 8 p m
Mr. and Mrs. r. j Walls Of
Wilmington. Del. are spending
two weeks vacation in their home
here which is the old Beal home
purchased from Miss Louise Beal
few years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cohen were
In New York City on business for
several days Last week
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Agee. Of Sa-
bot, were among those attending
Homecoming at Sharon Baptist
Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w 4 Duncan and
sons, Billy and Jimmy. Of Rich
mond have returned home after
spending two weeks with Mrs. j
b Tudall at Hatton
James Tndall. Of Haitian, spent
the week end at Drewryville and
brought his wife home after
spending several days with her
father II NJ DeBerry.
Sylvester Payne. Of Washing
ton p { spent the week end at
ms home here
Mr. and Mrs John Warner and
Janet of Fafmyille, have been
visiting for some time IN the home
Of Nh and Mrs G N. Tapscott
at Hatton
Nj and Mrs. r. J Walls and
Mrs Wiley p Beal motored TO
| Columbia Sunday and visited
Mrs. Latane DriScoll in the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Ball
| Edward Williamson, Of Farm
vile has been spending some time
I with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. John Williamson and family
Mr. and Mrs Tommy Davis and
Carol and judy Of Charlottesville.
were Sunday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. II M Epperson
D.I.tIN ~ YInIite
arrived Friday night to visit few
days IN the home Of Mrs r +.
/ Tanner. his wife and daughter
Pam returned to New York with
him on Sunday stopping at their
summer home en- route home
Noodvs at WV Meet
DR. and Mrs. w f Moody at
tended A meeting Of the 7th Dis
trlct Veteran Of Foreign Wars at
Luray Both Of them spoke on
community service before the Vet
Grams and Auxiliary DR. Moody
and Mrs Moody are chairmen of
the s. ate Community Service pro-
~ tiilj htttIliti1A'' 'ilh ~ isiRoAN
has recently been elected to the
National Service committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Carter and
son. Kent. attended the s. andard
OIL Company Stanton District
/ picnic at Stanley. near Luray. on
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs r. G Kent, of Or
anpe, spent several, days recently
with their son-in- law and daugh-
ter Mr. and Mrs M l. Carter.
The Rev and Mrs w. L. Sim
ons, Jr., have returned to their
1 home here after being away on
vacation
Avis Monday, Of Hampton, was
a guest IN the home OF Mr. and
Mrs w b Catlett last Sunday.
Mrs Harry Langhorne and son
Harry. Jr have returned home
after visiting several days with
MI and Mrs Edward B Hodfe
Jr, at Bryn Mayor Pa
Girl Scouts from Sc0ttSVille who
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

daughter and son-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Smith
Mr. and Mrs William r o.
Meara. Of Roanoke, announce the
birth Of daughter OH Aug IL az
Bluefeld Sanatorium Biueheld
w. Va Mrs. O'Meara IS the form
er Doris Word
Rodney and Scott Word and
Misses Lucy and Alice Wooen of
Richmond spent the week end
IN their homes here
Miss Pauline Peters Of Rict-
mond. and Miss Elizabeth Jones.
Of Manteo. spent Sunday with MIR
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

and Mrs. J f. Ransom
Mr. and Mrs Claude Moring
and son Of Richmond. spent Last
week with Mrs. B (. Payne.
Mrs. b Z. PAYNE and Mrs.
Claude Mor.ng went TO Clifton
Forge Friday OF last week 20 see
Mrs Herman Blankcnship
LYLE Ransom Of Danvillc, Is
spending a vacation nm the home
oi his parents. Mr.. and Mrs d Il.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

Mr. and Mrs Robert Gillispie
and children Of Mississippi are
visiting Mrs Il l. Gillispie.
Mrs Katharine Allen spent
Thursday in Richmond With her
time with her parents, Mr and
Mrs. II f Griffin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-08-19

The cost Of tretinc America
. 200 mentally sick veterans in
Out patient cAsncs once wreck
for onc ycar Is approximately S II
GOO 900 m TREAT them n hu~-
pitfalls would cost tiyc Tunes more
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

For getting children 10 school theres nothing
like having second cor :. especially when
you have little ones The school is not close by.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01
s = THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO, SEPT. /, 1855
d tt ouxAguJs

othy Arelen McNeice, Mantua,
against Donald Leroy McNeice,
Mantua.
John Palladino, Cedar Acres,
Chesterland, has filed a breach
of contract suit for $500 ag-
ainSt William J. Braun. Mr..
Braun, according to Mr.. Pal
ladino's petition, is engaged
in building of homes for sale
in the area of Geauga county. ."
Charging Douglas R. Metcalf,
Chardon, maliciously assault
ed, struck and beat him, Yaro
R. Zeigler, Chardon is seeking
$3.50.
Midway Underwriters, Inc,
Cleveland and Arch Bond Jr.,
Cleveland are asking $2530.10
from Nikolas Rodriguez. The
fromer, in their petition, say
the money is being asked as a
result of an accident on TT.
422 on January % of this year.
Asking $181.33 on a cognovit
note A. B. Southland, do i n g
business as wellington Tire and
Supply CO., wellington, O., is
suing Duane Gordon and Ralph
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01
LETTERS
to the
EDITOR

Dear John:
Hurricane Diane has taken
the lives of over $50 people in
an eight state area.
1t has completely destroyed
homes and belongings, and
left thousands of people with
out employment.
President Eisenhower has de-
clared a state Of emergency
and has entrusted the Ameri-
can National Red Cross with
the job of raising emergency
funds for shelter, food, cloth
ing and rehabilitation.
Red Cross has already appro-
priated $2,000,O0O from it S
disaster fund. It is operating
1O7 shelters, feeding and hous-
ing $4,000 homeless and provic-
ing clothing for everyone who
needs it.
26O Red Cross disaster work
ers, 400 nurses and $50 physi-
clans have answered the call
and are working endlesSly to
care for the sick and injured
and for the prevention of an
epidemic outbreak.
Each of us is faced with the
tremedouS job ahead Of re
Mobilization which will take
much more than our total nat
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

of real estate filed.
Estate of Della w. Luther
petition to sell personal pro-
perty filed.
Estate of Joseph Tacacs, final
account filed.
Estate of Frederic w. Gill,
executor and appraisers appoin-
ted.
Estate of Boleslaw Skiba, ad-
ministratarix and appraisers ap-
pointed.
Estate of Robert G.. Hudson,
petition for distribution of as
sets in kind filed.
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Marilyn Jean Adams
minor, final account filed.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AUBURN Charles E. and
Lois Meilander, Ia to Walter
and Lydia Meilander, Chagrin
Falls.
TABOR SUB. - Frank Reg
ny, house whit .50a to Marie
ReZny, Cleveland.
BAINBRIDGE J. j. and
Twila M. Hoehnke, 2.32a tc
Joan Gallagher, Chagrin Falls
Joan Gallagher, 2.32a to Ju-
Illus J. and Twila M. Hoehnke
Cleveland.
J. r. Martin, 1.50a to Gary
R. Martell, Chagrin Falls.
Paul J. and Mary E. Woller,
man, 4.02a to George Jones
Cleveland.
Fred w. S. sr.; Robert E.;
Fred w. Jr. Lowe bldg. with
2.36a to Bert c. and Helen A
Cook, Chagrin Falls.
LAKE LUCERNE Esther
Ingraham, .32a to Lee G. and
Jeanne c. Swanson, Chardon.
BURTN TWP. Paul j
Grucza, house with .89a to Ly-
dia Grucza, Burton.
BURTN WILL. Lucy w.
Stevens, house woth .25a to
Margaret S. Tuttle, Burton.
CHARDN TWP. Clarence
Marcy, 1.OOa to June Marcy,
Chardon,
CHARDN WILL. Village
of Chardon, pump sheds viii
1.83a to Charlotte I. Watkins,
Chardon.
CHESTER-The Paxton Par.
sley Co.. Manchester Farms
with 1.00a to Edwin H. and
Jane C. Robnett, E. Cleveland
Clarence and Naomi Peter
sen, Herrich Country Estates
with .65a, Lola to Elwell r
and Hazel NJ. Ernst, Chardon
Elizabeth Sharp, SEA to JOS
eph and Gertrude Bruno, Cleve
land.
Lyman 3. and Jean r. Lang
house and barn with 5.84a tt
Herman F. and Katherine La
ng, Chesterland.
Douglas G.. Oviatt, 2.O6a Il
Michael william and Norma
P. Costanzi, Cleveland.
Henry Timperio, Ida to Lou
ise M. CARL, Cleveland.
Edward G. Jr. and Jeanne G
Evans, County Line Estates
with 1.91a to Ann E. Southam
Cleveland.
Ann E. Southam, County Line
Estates with 1.91a to Edward
G.. Jr. and Jeanne G.. Evans
Euclid.
Raymond Gribble, La to Viii
liam and Joyce Gribble, Char
don.
Douglas. G. Oviatt, 1.O2a tt
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

Nicholas and Rosemary Par =
serell, Mayfiled Heights.
Matthew Kunak Goesting. 5.62
a to James and Bernadette Te-
sar, Cleveland.
Leo Henry Mcdonald, "A to
Baldwin and Kennedy Co. ms,
Willoughby.
CLARIDON TWP. Frand
w. and Annah Linden, 1.73a;
3.00a; house and barn with /.
50a to George H. and Margaret
L. Watkins, Burton.
Darrell E. and Phyllis E.
Little, .62a to The Board of
Education, Claridon, Hunts
burg.
CLARIDON RDON
WILL. John A. and Mary T
Pentak, 2.14a to Leonard J. and
Phyllis j. Pentek, Chardon.
HUNTSBURG - Steve Motil.
barn, bldgs, with SEA to John
P. Aand Frances c. Krus, Hun
tsbrug.
MIDDLEFIELD WILL. - Oh
iver T. and Frances C. Pike.
.32a to William A. and Ruth
E. Winters, Middlefield.
Albert and Wilma S. Moty-
leWicz, house with .24a to Earl
H. and Hazel G.. Parker, Mid
dlefield.
MUNSON - Sophie Klatka
l.50a to PilarczykBrothers Con.
Huntsburg.
BASS LAKE RESERVE AL
LOT co. - Bass Lake Comm
Inc, East half with .13a; .25a
to George C. and Jean w. Mel
sen, Chardon.
BASS LAKE INVEST. - Ro-
bert E. and Eula G.. Burchell,
25a; house and garage TO
Ruth w. Free, Chardon.
Frank Prohazka and SON
Inc, house with .25a to John
and Lillian Woodford, Chardon.
NEWBURY - Joseph T. Pc
korny and E. w. Watkins, 2.89a
2.71a; asia; asia; 2.61a 2.71a
to Joseph T. Pokorny and E.
w. Watkins.
w. o. and Gertrude Frohring
2.44a; 2.44a to Carol Margaret
and Andrew M. Miller, New
bury.
John Musu, Lola to Thomas
and Joan RIM, Burton.
John Musil, Lola to William
E. and Frances Yeager, Bur-
ton.
Joseph T. Pokorny and E.
w. Watkins, asia to Roy M.
and Betty L. Grosser, Cleve-
land.
Ray r. and May A. Phillips
3.76a to Rudolph Joseph and
Doris M. Tretera, Newbury.
Robert Burnowitz, 4.59a to
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

To enjoy yoSr hobbies second cor is oimost
nvst. Win q second coz. HE men in the fonily
con 90 fishing, hunting. solfns-ood the girls
con 90 about Nheir octivihes-w without Ieosins
other members of The fomiy stronded without
transportation.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

Alexander Graham Bell, in
ventor of the telephone, per-
suaded Clarke School for til Q
Deaf at Northampton, Mass,
10 start the first training course
for oral teachers of the deaf
in the United States
Since then, more than
gone from there to eves d
and 20 foreign count
teach deaf children ii
They have brought comf0 D
parents in Argentina, Canada,
Australia, Japan, Turkey, In
dia, South Africa and Norway,
the National Geographic Socie-
ty says.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

AirplaneS are becoming nois-
ier. New jet engines with pow
erful afterburners generate $50
decibels, a fury of sound equi-
valent to $500, 900, 900 people ALL
talking at once. othing in man
mans previous experience ap-
proacheS that intensity. saws
the National Geographic Society
Cleveland, the worlds lead
ing iron-ore shipping port and
one of the great industrial CEN
ters of America, possesses a
population composed of As ma
tionalitieS.
Once a year the Nile over
flows it's banks, spreading over
its flood plain a thin layer of
alluvial soil, mostly transported
from Ethiopia, at the rate of
4 inches every century. Egyp-
tian farmland, therefore, now
stands 7 feet higher than i n
Cleopatra's time, and 20 to 80
feet above the level in the days
when the pyramids were built,
says the National Geographic
Society.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01
New Cases

Divorces filed during the past
week include: Dorot y Pre-
hoda, Chagrin Falls against
Paul Prehoda, NeWburgh He
Heights; Helen M. Has k i n S
Chagrin Falls; against Lester
R. Haskins, Chagrin Falls; FL
len Macy Thompson, against
Eugene Macy, Thompson; Dor
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

Arlene G. md Lyman Gage,
Newbury.
John Smoker and j. Err e
Marshall, F.R.D. to JOSEF
L. and Dolores A. Koljat, Cleve-
land.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

. Of course, the ideal way to become
2-car family is to buy new Ford
and keep your present car as sec
ond." And that's easy, too.
But the easiest way, and fine way,
is to buy Ford Dealer Al Used Car.
And it's particularly easy to do that
right now . because we're offering
special inducements to people who want
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

CarmelO Prioletti, %, Of Bur-
ton Lake and Dorothy Lee Gre,
gorich, 81, also of Burton Lake
Wesley w. Chaplin of Jeffer-
son and Nellie A. Messenger of
Thompson.
James Roftus, 25, Of Chag-
rim Falls and Lucy Beattie, 26,
of cambridge.
Jack B. David, "a, of North
Olmstead and Jacquilynne E.
Wagner, 20, of Munson.
Frederic Custer, %, of New
ton Falls and Marcia Shafer,
81, of Middlefield.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

ional disaster reserve. Our
eastern neighbors are in great
need of your aid.
An appeal is being made for
your help at this time. Any
contributions you make will
automatically go to the Special
Disaster Fund set up for the
relief and rehabilitation of the
victims of Hurricane Diane.
Please make checks payable
to the Special Disaster Fund of
the American Red Cross and
mail to Red Cross Headquar-
terS, Chardon, Ohio
Sincerely,
Stephen r. Keihel,
Chapter Chairman.
Robert B. Ford,
Disaster Chairman.
Walter c. Best,
Fund Chairman.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

to buy a second car. Why? That's one
of our ways of making friends. For,
once you buy car from us, we are
sure you'll like the way we do business
and that we'll have a good chance
of selling you a new Ford in the future.
Come in and let us show you our
wide variety of good-looking, AL Used
Cars and tell you about our -.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01
Bidlake, NeWbury.

bIUIdhE, NEWUuIy.
Also on cognovit note, Hec-
ky Pollock, Inc, Carrots =
vile, is suing Royce Norvell,
Windham, =, for $266.12.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01
Rulings

A divorce was granted Kath-
crime Hubert, Thompson, from
Rufus Hubert, also of Tphom-
son
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR

Estate OF Ivan Ford WeldIeln,
ed.
inventory and appraisement fill
In the matter of the trust
created b item w of the will
of Fanny Tewksbury King, de-
ceased, first partial account
filed.
Estate of Edward J Remin-
der, application for transfer
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1955-03-19
Chang Kai-Shek And War With China

The current problem of American international poll
tics and diplomacy what to do about Chang Kashek
the time leader of the Chinese people, who with his
motley army escaped the mainland in the face of the
revolutionary movement in China, to set himself up
the Island of FOrmOsa, from where he continues to
voice the claim of his being the only rghtfu government
of China in support of which claim the American people
frightened by the prospect of in defense of
Chang Kai-shek and his claim to the Government of
China.
To skim than three-hundred years of
Chinese history, which includes such political and dipo
matte formula the balance of power in Asia the divide
and the rule technique which split old China up into
number of lesser states and the days of the socaed
international settlements which existed during the glory
of Chang Kai-shek, when the people of China their
countrymen denied the primary rights of a free
citizen in their country, and when the country it.
self being exploited for the benefit of the outside
world while the people of China died by the thousands
from just plain starvation
Looking at that history one is led to doubt whether
all the might and power of America and its allies
force the awakened Chinese people to again accept the
leadership of Chang Kai-shek.