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Red Cross and VA
Open Volunteer
Service PorleY

Service PdrleY
Washington, Feb. Is : Red
Cross and Veterans Admins
tration directors Of volunteer
service in V A hospitals
began planning on a program
to expand and improve Red
Cross volunteer services to
veteran patients.
Meeting with representa-
tives from four Red Cross
area offices across the country
will be A. S. Mason, director
of special service, and James
Parke and Peter Miller of the
voluntary service staff of
VAS Department Of Medicine
and Surgery.
Discussion topics will in
clude training Of volunteer
leaders. who direct Red Cross
work in Va hospitals; new
needs for volunteer service to
VA patient & ways in which
the Red Cross can help dis
abled veterans return to their
communities after discharge
from hospitals.
Volunteer Gray Ladies, arts
and skills workers, swimming
Instructors, Nurses Aides and
Staff Aides now work in all
IT'S VA hospitals in the .. S.
helping patients with shop
ping, letter-Writing and hob
bies; using special skills to
help rehabilitate veterans
with l~ong-term disabilities, &
providing rec cation and 9TH
er help for the mentally i'll.
More than $4,000 Red Cross
volunteers took part in these
activities each month last
year.
P%roclamations issued by the
President of the u. S. AMI
Governor Alexande urge sup
port for the Red Cross.
, 1955-03-07
Four Virgin islands
Youth Leovinq for
Induc. Center Tues.

Four Virgin Islands regis
trants are scheduled to leave
for the Induction Center in
Puerto Rico son Tuesday,
March 8, 1865, it was announc-
ed today by Colonel Christmas
Deputy Director Of Selective
Service for the Virgin Islands.
Two will depart from ST.
Croix and two from ST. Tho
mas.
Those from ST. Croix are:
Claude E. Richards and Meme
lao Velardo-Serrano & Frank
lin D. Jarvis and Julian Alb
bot from St. Thomas.
Also scheduled to accom-
pany the group from ST. Tho
mas is Gordon Wilson, a de-
linquent transfer from a local
board outside the islands.
, 1955-03-07
Locol Republicans to
Hold Important
Meeting Morch 18th

The local Republican Club
will hold a meeting on Friday
night, March is, in the Dis
trict Courtroom, twas an
nounced.
The meetings. an important
one, an item being the amend
ment Of the Bylaws.
, 1955-03-07
eminent employees.

The vote on this measure
was 8 to 8, with those who op
CONTINUED on page ~
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DPTOVGS DuOJGlS 4O1 AA1SAWaY 0AA0G |
..~isducotion. Welfare Truck Accident
A bill appropriating$ 81 252- A new Chevrolet pickup
so for the Department of Edu truck belonging to Geraldo
alton of the Virgin Islands Christian turned over on the
for the fiscal year 1886 Northside Highway last night,
vas passed on March 8; also when the driver, Augustin
/ measure providing $4,000 Christian, swerved to avoid
fer the same department for hitting them.
the last quarter Of the present Aocordina = 40 polica j
2lscal year. port, received at 9:25 last
New positions authorized in might, the vehicle was travel
The bills include a Deputy ling west when it reached
Commissioner of Education, a the curve near the entrance
Director of Curriculum and to Estate ST. John, the two
certification, a Director Of Sc horses suddenly appeared;
eondary and Adult Education, the driver swerved left and
md a Director Of the Recrea- applied the emergency brakes
yional Division. - at the same time; causing 1t
Two Maintenance Engin-
e,rs to take care Of the new T~he-driver was unhurt but
+. oh schol, and two cafeteria Keith Edwards, who was rid
managers to supervise the ing in the cab received some
,.,odern kitchen and cafeteria, bruises and was taken to the
IA addition to a number Of hospital. He was treated and
new teachers, custodial work detained for observation.
ers and other employees were IT, an+;ro riab+ s;de e tba
added by the legislature. pickup was badly damaged.
The sum Of $4,000 was vot- Patrolmen Powlis and Gaines
cd for an adult education pro made an investigation. The
ram, $4,000 for the promo owner OF The horses IS IN
ton of interisland sports, and known.
funds also for purchasing two -
sebool buses for St. Thomas LocoI Republicans to
md instruments for two high Hold Important
.obool. hands Meeting Mdrch 18th
Tbo 1oca1 Ro,a9Ibl;can, Glib
The appropriations for the : = ~ e!u0
Department of Social Welfare w io1u : eesng - pay
- i S149 con fr ~. night, March Is, in the Dis
! 60, 49, ~ Ga 48o trict Courtroom, it was an
or the period April to June, ounce
s955. The meetings. an important
annronrio+ad one, an item being the amend
2or the establishment of a meh' = ue
= .ao.ossina eminent employees.
public assistance grants. The vote on this measure
was to 8, with those who OPP
, 1955-03-07
DR.. Allen Presents
Webster's Dictionary
to Csted Fl. S.


Department of Education re-
ceived a big Twentieth Cen
fury Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary, library size, a
gift from DR.. Theodore Allen
Of New York City.
In a note to Mrs. Pearl
Byrd Larsen, Superintendent
of Education, DR.. Allen wrote:
Il can't tell you the kick4
get out Of doing such simple
inexpensive things" Then he
added, Il would ask one
thing-that sometime, when
ever that might be, when I
again return to St. Croix,
that you give me tour Of your
schools, especially the new
school just outside of town.
DR.. Allen is with the Ameri
can Arabian Oil Company.
, 1955-03-07
Two Stray Horses on
HighwdY Cause Of
Truck Accident

A new Chevrolet pickup
truck belonging to Geraldo
Christian turned over on the
Northside Highway last night,
when the driver, Augustin
Christian, swerved to avoid
hitting them.
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CHAIN DRIVE TRACTOR.
RuoeedIy built. Adjustable
steel seat. 99A" wheels with
seni-pneumatic trsctnr type
tires. Big IS" Azos
size. Sturdy. III
3fI406, .......
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RUTLAND COURTS

Id VI OF. NV
Centrally located and with
In walking distance OF many
midtown offices. is this very
nice foyer, living room. .
bedrooms. kitchen and bath
apt, home with . huge walk
in closets Living room and
one bedroom have southern
exposure, With Venetian
blinds throushout. new avn
ings. new screens and new
refrigerator. this is an excep-
tionally favorable purchase
AZ $500. Ask for Mr.. Balm
BRIDGE in apt. $40.
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OTHER LISTINGS
UPPER CONN. AVE. VIC.
p0oO porfar q ~ VI

UPPER CONN. AVE. VIC.
1920 Porter ST NV.
Ia blks. west Of Conn. ave.
in one OF. the most besuti-
fully maintained bIdgs. in the
city. two 3rd-fi. apt. homes
are presently available. One
with s.w. exposure has foyer.
living room. bedroom. kitch-
en-dinette and bath. with
ample closet space. The other
Is OF similar floor plan but
has an additional room which
may be used as q den. sewing
room, or single bedroom.
Modern kitchen and bath.
The BLDG. has a new oil hot
water heating system. bronze
screens and heavy duty cleo
tricity has been brought into
the basement making air
condi'ionine available. These
apt. homes may be seen by
appointment only. viii you
not cali rs and ask to see
them?
THE ONTARIO
1853 Ontario Rd NV
Set well back from trafflc
on a 3-acre hill. surrounded
by a stone wall with stone
safe and with its own private
circular driveway Is the build
ing that we always think OF
as THE Ontario Estate"
Unusually substantially built
and 1905 fireproof. this "a
hr. elev. and switchboard
bldg. has already arranged
for heavy duty electricity to
be run to each apartment for
a!r-condltioning next sum-
mer, Ofistreet parking is
available Rooms are LARGE
with hivh ceilings and gem
erous closets. One of the
best buys" that We have
among our many listings is a
o-bedroom apt. home In this
splendid setting. II Is q
trust matter and for MINED
late SALE may be obtained
for an amount considerably
less than current normal
market value. The living
room has rounded bay
window with s full windows
providing beautiful view
over the city. Also available
in THE ONTARIO are ram
bier size ant. homes up to 3
bedrooms. These are thought
fully and properly priced and
may be purchased on very
favorable terms,
THE LAMBERT
1871 Lanier Pl. NV,
A living room, : bedrooms,
kitchen and bath apt, home
located on a front corner OF
this splendid bldg. may be
had at the almost ridiculously
low price OF $3.50 with
monthly assessment for oper-
alton and maintenance only
S26.09. Both bldg. and apt.
home are In excellent condt-
ton and very convenient to
LIZ bus and streetcarS. Ask
US about this one.
Many other equally desir-
able apt. homes are available
for purchase through the ex-
elusive listingS OF this once.
These range In size from EN-
ciencies TO 3 bedrooms and
In total price from $500
TO S45 600.
For details and ior APP
pointment to inspect call
MAJOR CARNEY with
DMUND J. FLYNN c.
% -op. Apt. Authority Since 19e
ashington Bldg, Ma. 6-p5
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL 5


TIE bTtOhDMOIJF
Conn. Ave. at Porter st. NV.
5th r.. s.w, cor. apt. home
with foyer. living room. din
ing room. kitchen. bedroom
and ] bath. Ample closets,
Nice outlook. Also delishtfui
bedroom apt. home on 2nd
d, with all southern exposure.
In addition We have presently
available two 3-bedrcom. g
baths apt, homes each with
tull dining room. Ask for
MAJOR CARNEY at BROAD
MOOR desk.
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THE NEW PARKsIDE

] 'UI SUhWIE FIhCe N, w.
In the eenA. vic. Of 18th
and Harvard SITS, NV, in o
newer. elevator bldg. Is an
air-conditioned apt. home
consisting OF foyer, living
room. kitchen -dinette, bed
room and bath. The apt.
home Is in beautiful condition
and may be seen this after
noon by asking for MRS,
SPENCER in apt. 4O2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-14

EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
COOP. Apt. Authority Since 1920
washington Bldg. MA. S-p565
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s-essb <Ubu ST. " w.
One block east OF Conn.
ave. on KaloramR I'd. In q
lovely, well-established. ele-
vator BLDG. We offer for your
inspection today . bedroom
and 3 bedroom apt. homes.
each with l bath. Also a
house size" apt. home with
foyer. living room. full dining
room. pantry, modern kiteh-
en-. library, 3 bedrooms and .
baths. II is truly designed
for comfortable family living
and gracious entertaining.
Please see this one today, as
II will be withdrawn from the
market II not sold by 9th
August, Ask for Mr..
OWENS In apt. Al.
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COOP. APIS, FOR SALE

NAYLOR GARDENS. on Alabama
ave. s.e.--5 rms. 2.bedrm: apt. !;
price 1880. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC, LII. 4-3400. LU. 1889.
THDEN GARDENS-A most delight
full one-bedroom apartment with
large living room, dining room and
modern kitchen. in perfect condt-
ton throughout. Cash or terms.
J.-NELsoN HUGHES. EN-. 2-S4O0.
TILDEN GARDENs-One Of the
largest apartments IN this out
standing cooperative. Full wing
with nice entrance foyer, living
room. sunroem, dining room,
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.
a most desirable apartment and at
tractively priced. Terms considered.
Inspection by appointment. J.
NELSON HUGHES. EN-. o-S400.
TILDEN GARDENS-Excellent apart
ment Of two bedrooms, large liv-
ing room, dining room and kitchen
n the building where the public
dining room is located. $40. 500. j
NELSON HUGHES. EN-. 2-S400.
The WEsTCHEsTER-Choice 1-bed-
rm; apt. In main bldg. All lge. rms.
ana closets. New mod. kit. Unfurn.
Call EN-. 3-3077, Apt. 334 B.
GOOD NV. LOCATION bed
rooms. kitchen. living room, large
entrance hall. bath. newly deco
rated. only S99.50. Call Mr.. John.
sen. DE. $4,000. RANDALL H
HAGNER AND co.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. ia. 9-2o37; eyes,, RIA. 3-l416.
ARE YOU MOVING YOURSELF? We
viii rent you anything you need
to move with, including help. AID.
4-SlS7, NO. 1884. IA
CHESTER MOVERS; lee. or small,
We do them all; clean and careful
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN Low
rates. exper men, 24-hr.: 1-bedrm.
apt. $40; closed vans: ms. AP.
LIGHT HAULNG. local moving;
beaches a specially. g. L. NORRIS.
tn. 2-1l50 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night; expert handling; reasonable
rates DU 1861
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO 7-OlO4. UNION 6TOR-
AGE CO.. INC, Established 1905.
HARRIS MOVERS insured van sery-
ice, 2 experienced white men, IS
hr. 10. 7-s341. 10. 1858.
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Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY. AUGUST Il. 1855
APIS. UNFuRNIsHED-vA.

ARL.--1 .bedrm. apt. $40. 20l3 5th
st g., vic. W. & L. ship. ctr, 8 min
by bus. Pentagon. Open Sat. and
Sun inspection. Mr.. Croker, so
ARL.-Lovely 1-bedrm apt: clean,
quiet. apt. bldg: $3.50; blk.
T. e' e. AU sSiGpP aD i ios jA Sss ~
ALEx.-choiee l-bedrm. apt; in
lovely new Vernon Apis, S31 Bash
ford lane. Just OF the blvd, Huge
Ts eSsSe. luxury SSs e9 EsS s an ov coz
3442 or IA. 6-5466. Ia
ARL.. y69-l-bedrm. apt. In apt.
bldg, incl auto. ldry.. pvt: parking;
s-5s4Rsj. days. DAYS: E RSI' s-saos. t ewes
ARLINGTON, Columbia PIKE at
Avail. now Beautiful and spacious
1iving-dining room combinations.
2 large bedrooms latest in Kitchen
equipment. parouet doors, Venetian
blinds. 3 exposures. utils fpTn. SS o5
info call ia 5000.
EFFIC DE LUKE APT, Arl.-Close
In. Sep. dinette and kitchen Par
ouet fioors, super sound insulation,
carpeted halls: $3.50 including
utils. IA. 6-6534. Ia
BEVERLEY PLAZA SECTION. Alex.
Cow. to Pentagon and Navy An
nex-l bedroom units; redecorated:
deep freeze fstsr dss s3 nr,s street
s ssts fSE sslSIsn are
3-2093 or DI. 7-774O. ia
1897 N. 18th ST. ARL.-1 bedrm;,
iv. rm.. dinette. kit. bath. $1,000
. asaS e. 81. IFS rs M'F M "a
bs1S N. 10th RD., ARL.-1 bedrm.
Res. Msr.. ia. 6-s2s5. IA \
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS - Ada;
cent to shopping center and
ssehSSls Lovely ;E e lsvq Sox t5ses sns
n mln. 10 Penta n; 10 S oV susiines at
your front door, Ample parking
stores ~ your your, building ,and vo s seS
three exposures; l and z heSrm ms
Air Force personnel. Mt. Vernon
and Russell rd,, , lexandria' TIE.
6-440U.
LODGE APT. on country estate. u
mi. Chain Bridge. nr. Vienna; W.
liv. rm.. screened porch. fenced
9 eSaFt 5 gHFd s ssa garden space se.l%0I
iii N. KENILwoRTH ST, ARL-t
s ss $;'' sSssS ' Res Ea a sia:'':5j 81
apt; SIS Incl: utiis., ldry. and
4 Pierce a g.. ia. s.o7iS. ia
ARLINGTON - Modern 1-bedrm.
Socks .S %aa; &. Fl. M ser. Navy
Annex. Private. parking; Washer,
SrrSi sSsSi s7S plus utilities SIS "a
n Arlington SosI.,; 241 Is, llt s,i 4. Mo
M IT. R siisi Il. co G5s9S;
new apt; Ice. liy.. rm:. dinette and
2 bedrms,. eolored tile bath. COM
pletely equipped kitchen: Rent in
clndes al utilities; Can XII. S-3671.
ARL., 5514 No; 9th ss.-snd T.
Tm,, kit. bath, sun porch. gar;
AGI LIZ Sfsai S ciTY-spsciou s'I two
and three bedroom apis. now avail
at 514 Cameron ST.: 2 bedrms. with
rear porch; 2 bedrms: with extra.
$3.50 and S1OO, heat and hot
water Incl. In rental. SHANNON
d LUCHS, TIA l4th ct. NV, MA.
500 SOUTH COURT HOUSE RD. |.
Apt. No. 3-One bedroom - $4,000
Apt. No. 10--One bedroom - $4,000
Apt. No. 1l-One bedroom ST. so
Near Pentagon, shopping and trans
portation. Available Immediately.
zoos N. FAIRFAX DR..
Apt. No. 3O1-One bedroom, $500
Apt. No. 304-One bedroom. SIS. 90
Near Pentagon. shopping and trans
portation. Available Immediately.
1910 N. MEAD ST.
2 Bedroom Apt. $1l2.50
Utils. incl. Overlooking the Potomac
facing Two lima Park
CALL BETHEL, d.. 7-3100
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WILLIAM z. SPICER
Exclusive Assent
fIibbs Bldg. Broker ST. 3-5ess
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COOP. APIS, FOR SALE

ONE OF THE most desirable l-bed-
room apis In THE WE5TCHESTER
Sale by OWNER, EN-. 2-37i2.
Ia
A MOST UNUSUAL and attractive
apt near Conn and Wyoming ave
n.w.-Including private front en-
tran, trance; Eft. living room: large lar e
modern kitchen. and bath; large
dining area, den and bedroom, plus
other extras, Excellent condition
be sboWn BY p sppo,ntmsnt PLEASE
call Mr.. Gavin With II. q. SMITHY
CO., ST. $4,000. la
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THE LAMBERT

Many other equally desir-
able apt. homes are available
for purchase through the ex-
elusive listingS OF this once.
These range In size from EN-
ciencies TO 3 bedrooms and
In total price from $500
TO $4,000.
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

1924 MASS. AVE, N.E.-Apt. z, 8
rms, off-hall. kit, bath. 3 Fights,
clean, light. cross-Vent. Cash,
$2.l50. under $4,000. Open Iii
nm H-T.3f n m
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THE BROADMOOR
Call Woodley 6-8175

Fer appointment to inspect this
very desirable apartment-home and
for further details call anv time
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15
NEWS from CHESTER

noon. She had been visiting
there and at the Leslie Sherman
home in Elkhart, Indiana. She
was called home from Elkhart
by the death Of Mrs. M. K.
Cottrell. Mrs. Moss reports that
Larry Sherman, who formerly
attended Chester school, and is
now a sophomore at Michigan
State college, will go with the
Michigan State Band to play in
the Rose Bowl on New Years
Day. He plays a drum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Petersen
had as Sunday and overnight
guests, Mrs. Petersen'S sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
CriSlip and daughter, Cindy of
AShtabula.
H. L. Williams is with his son,
Kingsley Williams and family
in Wayne, Ohio. He spent his
88 birthday there on Dec. 9.
Mrs. Wray Manning has re-
turned from New York City
where she was helping to care
for her new grandson in t h e
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Brody.
Frank Bond of Kent recent
ly visited his niece, Mrs. Lynn
Battles.
The Murray LaMoreauX fam
lily Joined a family dinner party
for parents and relatives of An
dreWs school students taking
part in the Chorus at the VIII
loughby Methodist church on
Friday. Laura LaMOreauX sang
the part of Mary.
Walter Williamson was brought
home from st. LukeS hospital on
Saturday. He is much improved.
Miss Barbara Honberger has
been taken from Lake county
memorial hospital to St. Lukes
hospital. Her condition remains
serious.
| Mrs. Fred Boehringer is In
Euclid Glenville hospital this
week. Her mother, Mrs. Charles
Tobin of Cleveland is at the
Boehringer home during her abb
! Sence.
/ Mrs. H. L. Wicks is i'll at the
home of her daugher, Mrs. H. A.
Ditto.
Mrs. Lyman Fenner is much
improved and was taken from
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence Brichford here to an
other daughters Mrs. Leo Val
entine in Chardon.
Frank Belts is reported to be
improved and able to be about
his home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15
The
Bowling
Beat
By Betty Parr

By Betty Parr
Monday Classic
Bostwck Store
Ellicock Realty
Stan Leggett (212-165-192) 500
McClish G70-206-189) 565.
Perkins Motors 4
Chardon EXcavating
Bones 169-157-214) $40.
Chardon Rubber ........ .......... 4
Ben Franklin ...... ........ 0
Bing Medina 198-162-19O) $50
Chapman Coal ............ 4
Van Gorder
Ev. Hendrickson 185-168-195)
548.
Monday Business
Pilarczyk BortherS Const.
F. o. E. Eagles ....... .....
MantgoreVe q63-163-134) 460
Pilarczyk 191-133-134 458.
Chardon Inn ...
Sugar Bush .. ..
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News by Lennah b. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7016

Auto Accident
Charles Griffee is in Corey
hospital, Claridon with seven
broken ribs, and injured leg and
a chin injury which required
seven stitches. He was injured
in an accident on Saturday of
last week. He was returning
from work when the car skid
ded into an underpasS at East
140 st. in Cleveland. The car
was practically demolished.
Bowling Scores
High scores reported from the
Parkside Bowling Alley Ia t
week are for women-High sin
gle score, Lee Elkin, 201; High
three series, Hazel Stone $50;
High team Moore Printing 1852.
For men - High single, Mil
ton Johnson and William Lilly
both, 234; Three series, Stanley
Leggitt 600; Team, Overhead
Door 1017. Team high three SER
les, 2722.
Study Club
Mrs. Adam KaSick was hos
tess for the Chester Study club
meeting held on Wednesday
evening Dec. 7. The topic for
study was, Religions of the WOr-
Id. Mrs C. G. Stevens had pre-
pared a paper on Hinduism also
one on MohammedaniSm; Mrs.
F. E. DoWner had the topic, Bud
dhism; Mrs. Ralph K n a e
discussed the Chinese religions
Taoism and ConfucianiSm, Mrs.
Wray Manning'S topic was Juda-
ism.
The club voted to give $4,000
toward the Geauga County hos
pital fund. The annual Christmas
party will be held at the home
of Mrs. F. E. DOWner, Dec. 21.
Refreshments are in charge OF
the committee, Mrs. Kasick
Mrs. Allan McGaw and Mrs
Raymond Richmond. Games will
be arranged by Mrs. Nelson Ray
Mrs. Kirk Benson and Mrs. G.
Robert Fox.
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East Hill Aid


East Hill Aid
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry and Mrs.
Roy Eddy were hostesses at
the East Hill Aid society din
ner meeting held on WedneS-
day in the Aid building Among
the guests was the Rev. Lydia
Sherman Birmingham Of Win
ona, Ohio. Rev. Birmingham
accompanied her sister, Mrs.
Irwin McClintock of Gates Mills.
Circle Meetings.
On Wednesday, Dec. IA, the
Ruth Circle met at the Com
munity church, at 200 pm.
The Jenny Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Wright al
800 pm.
Grange Card Party
The winners at the monthly
Grange card party held on Sat
urday evening were - Pinochle
firsts Arthur Battles, Mrs. Yaro
Soika; second, Robert Perry,
Newbury, Mrs George Parr.
In Five Hundred, firstS, For
rest Bond, Mrs. Glenn Wilder,
Chardon; second, George Speer,
Richmond Heights, Mrs. For
rest Bond; special prize, Mr..
Speer.
Refreshments of various kinds
of pie with coffee were served
by Mrs. Ralph Taylor and Mrs.
Robert 'Ranney. The next party
will be held on January IA at
g 100 pm. at ParkSide recreation
Heir Ways
Born Dec. 7, a daughter, at
Womans hospital to Mr.. and
Mrs. Merryman. The mother
was the former Alice Kendle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Matusic,
Ranch Drive, are the parents OF
a daughter born at Corey nos
pital on Dec. 2.
Mary Ellen is the name given
the daughter born Dec, e at St.
AIMS hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Norton, Cedar Road.
The nine and one half pound
son, born Nov. 8 to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Benjamin Brody, OF New
York City, has been named
David. The mother was the for
| mer, Mary Manning of Chester
Personals
|. Mr.. and Mrs. John Galloway
will entertain at their home
East Hill Drive, IA members OF
the Reserve Lumber Company
| of Cleveland where Mr.. Gallo,
way is employed This will be
a party on Friday evening.
Mr.. w. O. Moss returned tC
the Virgil Revennaugh home in
| Oak Harbor on Tuesday after
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15
New Lifeguard Design

New Lifeguard features such as a
deep-center steering wheel, double
grip door locks, shattsr-resistant
rear-view mirror, optional seat belts
and padding for the sun visors and
instrument panel--will certainly
mako you feel safer whenever and
wherever you drivel
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15
Circle Meetings.

On Wednesday, Dec. IA, the
Ruth Circle met at the Com
munity church, at 200 pm.
The Jenny Circle met at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Wright al
800 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-15

Rudy Deak (211-150-182. 543.
Mike Tratnik (2O8-154-145)