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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN
LOCUST FENCE POSTS. LANDsCAP-
ING of any kind. Call DU. 5-1sl4.

LOCUST FENCE POSTS. LANDsCAP-
ING of any kind. Call Du. 1854.
FLAGsToNE FOR SALE. SIS ton;
Dive d3 t wheaton. i Nd. 'Ai of4
stone, road gravel; hauling. MR.
HARTING, 10 2-S974. Ia
VERY GOOD RICH TOPsOIL for
lawns and greenhouses. very rea-
E sSPigls f fREf 70 work stsaI l.. clearing
FOUsE l. Bid, JE.t 4-O646 OF
RYoN SOD CUTTER for sale. HA,
FARMALL TRACTOR. Model H: ex.
Say s s9 $3.50 If fSs asc Ges Sale c cal
/ Mr.. JONES, Pooiesvilie. Md, 1856.
LAND TO RENT - approximately
nifty 800 acres. lust ! mile from
Groom. Md. Has been in corn this
@ r and soy ,.s bean. Gnv DF cS NIX
XMAS TREES; beautiful cedarS and
pines; nearby Va. loo and 15c each
in lots; Boz an3-C. Star.
tor c and Cub tractor. Ford trac-
Cub gang mowers, garden, tractors.
Ford with loader. side rake. plowS
and disc, tractor sprcader, Guilt
mulcher and drill. MALoNEY's.
INC, Silver Spring. Md, JU. s.
MALL CHAIN SAWS. new and used.
inc, silver Spring, Md. III. s-3333'
NEW EQUIPMENT: full line Of In
y ternational tractors and farm
coup. New Holland. New Idea farm
fSS hay sne ssv't Sherman Nss Snd
Henry backhoeS and leaders, Bril-
lion grass seederS. Ezee Flow lime
sewers, baler and binder twine.
parts and service. MALoNEY'S.
Silver Spring, Md.
AERAIoR. poTs5I driven 'Plns re-
TOOLS 4 EQUIP CO ~ 0-8SSi
SOD CUTTERS compost grinders.
aerifiers Ford tractors front. end
leaders. oc-3 bulldozers,. post hole
RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP OCo
LEAi VAC: The power machine
your leaves. Slh per day RENTAL
HARDIE POWER sPRAYER. almost
new, 50-gal tank. 300 lbs. pressure,
100 T.; hose. rubber tires; $500.
Tor SON. rich dark loan. ideal for
lawns. flowers. shrubbery: ia ton.
SIC delivered. LO. 7-74S1.
SOD, blue grass: ] ) acres on Rte
50. Cow. to highway. KE. $500
CORN AND HAY FOR SALE; 400 to
300 bushels corn. Timothy. les
pedeza, orchard grass and mixed
grasses. Various prices. Rte SO. g
miles beyond Chantillv. KE. S-5l 81
TOP SOIL. of farm: very large pile
sandy loan; highest bid. Call at
farm. Rte. 1876, or phone EV.
4-2i"6
MANURE. rotted. very fne: SIS ton
t37 bushels TO tom delivered. Tele-
phone Gaithersburg 62J or Ever
green 4-2S6h
BULLDOZER for grading excavstlng
and clearinas' free estimates. uN,
L-k53.i
BRUSH KING. gas saw: ideal for
cutting brush and Christmas trees.
Hangs over shoulder. circular
blade reaches TO ground leyelI
RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP CO.
LANDscXPE SERVICE. pruning.
planting. tranSplanting. sodting.
lawns made and renovated, tree
work. cement walks and dripeways,
w. c. WALKER. JU. $4,000.
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-n.E.

3?OI CENTRAL AVE- blk. R. I.
carline. Nice; conf rm. mr.. bath,
1927 Ind ST. Ne, Apt. 11-Redec
clean room: ldry privils ladies ~
S@B: CO.. S35. Ii. 1850. -I2
LARGE SUNNY RIM. heat, use OF
apt: y block from bus. LA. e-449O.
UNIV. AREA-Rooms
with kitchen privileges. Phone bet.
10 HO. 2-7324
CAPITOL LIBRARY yIC.-Nicely
turn rm. in comfortable, friendly
home, So mo. III. 3-l967.
li3? MONROE ST. N.E-Lge, rm
for lady. Pvt. home. Good transp
Hot plate II desired. LA. 1883.
1918 SARATOGA AVE. .N.E.-Kit..
Laundry. all rriyls. of home. Sgl.,
$50, dbl, SO DU lbs. Ia
COLORED-NICELY FuRN.; plenty
h -wh : KIT priVil.. retgr. each rm.
NE S-l7S1. II. 4-gl44 I'll
COLORRD-NICE double room: priv
l2ges, $1,000 per week. Ii 7-4%f3
coLORED--9th AND X SITS. Ne
Room for renneG lazy or gentle
man home privileges. Ii. G-5l24.
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ROOMS UNFURNisHED

IdOS l. ST. N.W.-Suitable for light
Housekeeping. one lge. rm. and bath
IN newly remodeled and decorated
bldg New Ecu. It. Frigidaire;
$3.50 incl. all utilities. See iani-
tor at premises or call CO. s.
3h33
$40 nth ST. NE.-Lge. frt. rm. and
small Kit unfurn., $3.50. Will
inrn; for SiG; II; 4-lh,i. Ill !
home. $40 per week. Home priyi-
leRpS ST 3-nJ"l III
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HEAR THE NEW
FRAZIER-MAY SPEAKERS
RADIO-HI-FI SALE
SOUND CRAFTERS
1744 Columbia I'd. NV
Mon. Fri. SO PM: Sat. La PM
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BULLDOZER-Front end loader anc
back hoe, with operator. Call ia
BULLDOZERS. leaders. generators
mixers, pumps. Ford tractor nm
ishing machines. etc. RENTAL
TOOL a EQUIP CO. Ju 9-6SSI
CHAIN SAWS. Strunk; rentals. sales
and service 1875 South Union st.
Alex. Va. OV. 3-3l77.
CHAIN SAWS. wallpaper steamers,
sanders. paint sprayers; sieetric
hammers drills. etc. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY, WO. 6-o52S Ill
CHAIN SAWS; l-man. $40 per day:
2-man. SIS per day RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP CO. ~ 9-6Ssl
CHAIN SAWS, McCulloch Sales,
Service. Rental, $40 q DAY. GRAVE
LY OF WASH, JU 9-22S7
LEAF VAC. The power machine
that vacuums your lawn and bags
your leaves. SIS per day RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP CO.. JU 9-6SSt
TD-9 FROET-ESD
LOADER-Excavatin and grading
rental or by the Job. Call RE
6-S05S or RE. 5-75I6. --i3
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ROOMS FURk.-S.E.-S.W.
LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. for ma

LARGE SLEEPING ROOM. for man:
in corner hldr.. nr. Capitol and all
transp $50 mo. IL, 3.s475.
Master bdrm., twin beds. pvt. bath.
> large closets. rear porch gentle
home; excel tranSp.. or , gents;
$50 for /, S35 each. LII. @-3le6
Working couple will rent
ige rm. with pvt. bath. in re-
Gently restored home. to quiet EN-.
ployed person Ii 3-1263.
MAST. Sc. :i235-Eicely furn. rm =.
rufgr. basin: desk: park: C-S bus,
SlU Wk. OF Sin mo. LII. IL 453.
COLORED-D0UBL AND SINGLE
room in attractive home mr.. CAPT.
tol. conv transp Call IL 4-474f
before = or ST. 1885, after =,
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS

TURKEYS-Out tel. no. has changed
to Ey'Er 80 v2 v ELY Bale Bsller f.
turkeys. ColcEville ri T.. Rte. 20. S s.
81 IS h. On foot, hens, $3.50.
cocks. 81 IS; Silver pheasant Sln
trio; frozen guinea keets, 81 50
each. SP, 4-elI2.
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Offers 100 attractive. clean, private
pvt. hath: with or without deli
cious breakfast, dinner. at moderate
weekly rates, TV and game rooms
phone in room, 24-hr. switchboard
and elevator. Real value for linn
tied budget. Come see. 23l0 Ash
mead pl. NV. Just of $500 blk,
Conn ave HO o-3bf6
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ROOMS WITH BOARD Cont. }
CATTLE LIVESTOCK Cont RooMs EURN-NW. Cont ROC

JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
Offers 100 attractive. clean. private
single and double rooms. some with
pvt. bath. with or without delicious
breakfast. dinner, at moderate
weekly rates. TV and game rooms
phone in room. 24-hr swbrd and
eleV. Real value for limited budget
Come see, 23lO Ashmead pl. NV,
Just on $500 blk. Conn. ave. Ho
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ROOMS WANTED

TURKISH YOUNG MAN wishes to
live with American family with or
without board in NV. with oppor-
tunity to improve English. Write
Mr.. KARAL, 2533 Mass. ave NV.
PARK AREA-Young
woman gov. employee, desires single
room in private home and light
cooking PRIVILEGES. Call Sunday af-
ter 10 am. DE. 2-6720.
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WATCHES
LADIES AND MEMS
BULOVA
ELGIN
HAMILTON
GRUEN
BENRUS
LONGINES

LARGE SELECTION: BOXED FOR
REAL NICE XMAS GIFTS; S6s
TO SIS. GUARANTEED.
ROSSLYN LOAN co.
RossLYH, VA, ia. 2-2s00
WATCHMAKER's TOOLS-complet
bench lathe; stake and slean; mach mach
w 3sfR orf hn2r Ii hT Bryant ant sSsa
ssE4' r.. y s,asss g. $50 Ma D.
WATER HEATERS, gas. used, guar !;
auto. ,s24:60; AL sizes cleo; glass.
wEL1DERs. new or used. IlNcoLNs
tof LA nj q l0 TNc e.ni To2s csthedfal
st. BALTIC. MI. 6-S61l,
wHEELBARROW, rubber tired.
$3.50 value; $3.50. Elk, 1851
w IPl5 " s 81 n;Es OF, wash.
able good quality plastic or shan
81 In %. cUsToM SHADE 4 AVN.
ING. 1886 N Washington blvd,
wooD HoBBYIsTS-Mill-end solid
mehoe., marine mahos.. ply. solid
to 75c ga, 4sl7 Bethesda ave, Md.
WRIST WATCH, diamond and ruby;
appraised $4,000, sell for $1,000.
XMAS TREES. I and C retail: let
us I'LL your Xmas order. Large
selection). Inf. pU. 10000.
and balsam: direct from Canada.
BOWLING. La. 6-3242.
YARD GOODS
MILL STORE PRICES
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
All printed corduroys, LOO I'd.
Values up to S159 I'd.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL o
SEW & SAVE CENTER
1854 Kensingto on -Wheato Road
Wheaton. Md. -l3
PRAC. NEW 5x7 Grover Universal
camera. tripod, reflectors, printer,
etc. BARGAIN. no 2-u33b before 7
ROOMS OF FURN.. complete, 7os
Est sw.. must be sold. IL
ATTENTION EAUTT PARLOR
OPERATORS-Beauty bar can be
used as reception desk and selling
unit. Beautiful construction. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Priced
Very reasonably. ELMIRA PHARM-
AcY. <401 8. Capitol Of.
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OIIICETS DEIVICG NIUU
Rms. By day, wk.. month. with club
and social activities for active, n:
2lst st. NV, AID. 4-2400.
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SCRAP METALS
WILL SWAP

I-owner 194s Hudson: $4,000 miles !;
good running condition; excellent
End car for kncok-about purposes,
For power and hand tools, photo
equipment, small trailer or what
have you. Call KI. 9-3643.
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WASHING MACHINE, Kenmo
auto: $50. RA. 6-54s4. 1880 R!t-
wEA ssfHHIsNSG MACHINE CHINE Bendix Econo-
mat, good condition; s25. JU'
WASHING MACHINE. vringer type.
HOTPOINT; $40. 4o31 csth st. NV
WASHING MACHINE, Monitor sp.
size; running condition sl5. Ii.
WASHING MACHINE. Hotpoint, 10
SIa9.95. Factory case. WA. 7-7sSl
WASHING MACHINE, GE, wringel
type ppmpp; in excel, eond' S"5
wAsHiNG MACHINE. Maytag. very
good working condition $50. HA
wAsHiNG MACHINE. Whirlpool
Wringer. SIS bedroom set. 6-piece
$50. LII. 2-0s17.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spin.
drier, 500; new home. can ne
longer use. Clearbrook 6-0463
WATCH. woman's platinum with "a
diamonds; hlgh-grade Swiss Glyclne
movement: excellent condition. Il
4-7S70. Sunday. 90.
New and used. NATL, PAWN: 1906
WATCH, 17-jewel Bulova: 26-inct
girls EnRIizh-type bike: TS-speec
record player: girls and Cub Scout
clothing and equipment. OIL. z
T400
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WAR SURPLUS
10000 BARGAINS

2-MAN SAWS. $3.50: PICKS. 81;
&c FIT: 7-LB. sLEDGE. s.; 5-GAL,
GAS CANS, 81. so: PAINT. 81;
SAW BLADES. 81 rs; HAMMERS,
soc: HAND SAWS. 81 AS.
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SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindling. Ii. 7-4406. -1f
SEASONED OAK FIREPLACE WOOD.
Call Herndon 39J2
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CALLS MADE IMMEDIATELY
DAY OR NIGHT


DISTANCE NO OBJECT
BEDROOM, dining room. contents o
home; cash We DO moving. Stor
age. ia s-2937: ewes, RA. 3-l4l6
I2'
CAMERAS-Cash for Leicas. Con.
tax Rolleifex, Bolex, movie equip
HORN 926 D ST nv
CAMERA, movie miliimeter. Excel
condition IA. n-@+7B
CANOE, Is Il. aluminium. Call KI
CHINESE MAHJoNG SET, AID. ..
G6pi
CIRCULAR saw-oood quality. s
or 10 inch OIL. 6-6706. Ill
COINS autographs letters. stamp
col!ec.. gold. old pistols HOBBY
SHOP t4IS Wis ave AID 2-127;4
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ton. sold and silver: cash paid
ERNEST BURK. 614 18Th st. "
FURNITURE-contents. odd pieces,
glass and brie-a-brac. Buying and
selling so years Orfginal HOP
WOODS. sth and & sts. NV. Me
FURSITuRE WANTED, viii buy all
kinds OF good used furniture. top
price ia. s-sSl0 We Go moving.
Furniture Bought
One piece or entire household: also
pianos. Cash paid ALI BABA'S
CAVE. ITO 18th ST. n W. AID. 4
OuaD Open n-I..lU
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JOHN KIIPEN HOTEL

1917 18th ST. NV. JUST OFF
CONN AVE. WALKING DISTANCE
TO MOST GOVT. BLDGS. LGE.
DOUBLE RMS. SINGLES. NEWLY
DEC no o-dS53 II
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InxIc, S10.s0: I0xl4. $780,; sxs
81 so; DROP CLOTH. axlc. So so
J. H. GICHNER
Okla NJ a. Nw EY q oSo-
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TARPAULINS

<A4t4 "A " 043NO
1880 & So S nR6p d lS51t SKI sEi so rs
j. H. GICHNER
c513 NJ st. NV. Elk. 3-3527
WASHERS FOR RENT-Brand-n
only CSC q day Rental may apply
TO purchase CAN ST 3;7o0a,
WASHER. wringer, late model. S3a;
also portable spindrier' like new.
WASHER. new, never been used;
fully auto. Westinghouse washing
machine: must be bolted to floor
$50. CIR. 3-3S06. Ill
WASHERS, all makes. types; SIS a5
up. most guaranteed. FREDER-
q, ICK'S, 1905 18th 81. NV. IA. g.
1000 4l30 Georgia ave. RA. g.
WASHER, Bendix automatic. good
condition. Reasonable or best Of
fer. u. $3.50.
WASHER. Hotpoint, fully automatic.
Ike new, selling for storage
Monday. LIONS STORAGE CO,
46G New York ave. NV. MA; D.
, WASHER, Kenmore automatic. per
feet cond., $500. Ironrite rontr.
SIS. TIE. 6-547s.
WASHER, Bendix auto. peri. cond.
Can be seen IN operation, S35. JU.
WASHER. good condition, very rea-
WASHER. EASY, Smi--auto, S35,
Before 10 am. and after : PM
10. 5-l42l.
WASHER, Abe. automatic, 2 years
old, needs agitator. SIS. Call RE,
WASHER. Thor semiautoma.ic; sood
condition. Call LA. 6-SS5I
WASHER, Kenmore auto, suds saver.
good cond $50 LII. PAP.
WASHER, Easy Spindrier, excellent
condition; $50. Union 4-O9A6.
WASHER, Bendix Economat. S23.
Sleeping bag. down. SIS. CT. o.
WASHER, fully auto. Frisidaire
Call HE. 4-49a9.
WASHER, "a Easy s pin, works Ga;;
w attsE r. seno, Ia SO 9024 alum fold.
w As iIIs;' $3.50 double motor
tpumpI Apt. Monitor, new cond.-
app, first s37 so. 10. .s03I,
WASHER, late model. .wringer type
with auto PUMP good eond; S35,
w Sssa Eh ie54 Thor semlauto,. ez-
SIo9 q best ofier. oy: 3-20g ,;,
good cond. $50 La 6-30SS,
WASHER. Speed Queen, wrinRer
type. Phtlco radio: li-yr old boy S
wool topcoat, all in 5000 cond.
WASHER. wrtnser type. psr:ec,
condition: s35: also washer SIS
WASHER, Whirlpool. de luxe auto
matte model, ultra violet ray, eX-
railept rond S45 la 5-So5s
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WASHER. Beudix automatic. good
condition. Reasonable or best Of
fer. JU. $3.50.
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Continued on Next Psss.)
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DACHSHUNDS, beaut ga mos, rrd
long haired puppies. raised with
children; ideal for apt or small
house, all shots, almost house
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APIS. FURNIsHEp-p.c.

OLORED LADY will share apt. with
nice lady. home priviis. IL. 1884
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WASHER. Hotpoint, fully automatic,
ike new, selling for storage
charges; best offer. See Mr.. Cohen,
Monday. LIONS STORAGE CO.,
46G New YORK ave. NV. MA. D.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-16

Banner Bearer Irene Rhod-
Musician Cassie Chamber
Patroiotic Instructor Attic
Holmes
Color Bearers Wilma Hol-
mes, Charlotte Phillips, Aggie
Tvergyak, Maggie Ritondaro
Historian Gertrude Parsons
Edward Ebin of Cleveland,
past commander of Edgewater
Post 496, installed the follow
ing officers:
Commander Paul Rich
ards
Senior Vice Maurice Straw
bridge
Junior Vice Paul Montague
Quartermater Harold Hol-
mes
Adjutant Hubert Tommer
Chaplain Robert Mozlem
Surgeon Arthur Fielder
Trustee Howard Richards.
Howard Richards was pre-
sented his past commanders
badge and Ruth NeeIy was
presented her past presidents
pin. Aggie Tvergyak and Bet
ty Montague were presented
their three year pins for SER
wing chaplain and secretary re-
Spectfully.
Guests were present from
Fairport, Lost Nation, Willough-
by, Parma and Cleveland.
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MRS. DONALD HAUETER
Janet CGmnMwool
UkhOouuAWuuetsr

Robert Carver served as best
man and Dana EddS and Rob-
ert Haueter, brother of the
groom were uSherS. The moth
erS of the bride and groo m
each wore pink lace dresses
and corSageS of white carna-
tionS. Mrs. Smallwood' acces-
SorieS were white and Mrs
Haueter had navy accessories.
Three of the grandmotherS and
three of the grandfathers were
present. The grandmotherS ca
ch wore corsages of pink roses.
All the men in the wedding
party wore white jackets and
dark trousers and buttoneers of
yellow carnations.
Following the ceremony, the
three hundred guests were en-
tertained at reception at Vet
eran'S Memorial Hall, where a
buffet dinner was served.
The huge wedding cake, which
was made by Mrs. Elizabeth
Smallwood was white and was
decorated with white bells and
yellow roses with a miniature
bride and groom in the center.
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Churd0u Personals

william G. Eging Realtor was
in Columbus June Z and 8. He
attended as director from the
Geauga county Real E S at e
Board, also as member of the
membership committee of the
State Board, to the quarterly
conference of the Ohio Associa-
tion of Real Estate Boards. The
theme Of the entire conference
was based on local, state, and
national services.
Lou Merta Beckwith was a
guest at an inveStiture service
for sophomore nurses at st.
Johns College, Cleveland, Sun
day afternoon. The service was
held in st. Johns Cathedral.
She also attended the recep-
tion at the college following the
service.
Miss Louise BeckWith took
her first communion at ST.. Hell
ems church at 8 am. Mass
Sunday. A special service with
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-16

Rev. FIR. James Moran officiat.
ing was held for Mary Louise
She could not take first com.
munion with her class because
of the measles. She was ac-
companied by her God-parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph FILL a,
Chardon Euclid rd.
County officials will attend
meetings this month. The com,
missioners are guests at the
state county engineers conven-
ton in Hotel Carter one day,
and in Elyria the second day,
beginning July IA. Commission
ers will also meet John Byrn
and other officials at lunch
con at the Tapco plant, June
10, to discuss the proposed wa
ter line from Lake Erie into
Geauga county.
Gordon Ham, probation Off
Ger, goes to a conference of
public and parole officials at
Dennison university, June 1923.
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to the
EDITOR

Dear John
It seems you have had sew
eral letters written to you on
many subjects, but have failed
to see any concerning bicycles.
They are fast becoming men
ace to the safety of citizens
who walk on sidewalks, t h e
Main st. of most any town, or
any other place where people
are on foot.
Being a resident of Chardon
I am most concerned with an
incident that took place a
week ago last Friday evening
on Chardon's Main st. A small
boy was standing with his mo-
ther in front of Cooks Drug
Store when a youth of about
II years of age struck him
with a bicycle and then rode
off as quickly as possible with
out stopping to see if the little
fellow had been hurt.
It isn't only the older boys
and girls, but the younger ones
too, at a late hour Friday chill
dren hardly out of diapers were
still up town on bikes. What
are parents thinking of? For
the information of the boy who
did this thing the little boy had
stitches taken in a wound a.
bove his eye and also had his
hand cut. If a boy with a bike
would do this and run, what
would the same boy do later
on with car?
If this boy is man enough
to come forth and at least help
the family with the DR.. bill, l
congratulate him, but if he is
not 1 hope the little boy with
the scar above his eye is on
his conscience the rest OF his
life. 1t seems something could
be done about bikes on Main
st. Police? Where were they?
Who knows.
Not that they can be every
where at once, but from 7:45 on
that evening meters on Main
st. were not checked. NJ us t
have had the quota for that
week. If they had been around
maybe the young man with the
bike might have been appre-
hended. A little off the bike
subject, but food for thought on
what can be done before some
thing much more serious hap
pens.
Sincerely
Name Withheld.
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MIDDLEFIELD - The First
Methodist church was the scene
of a lovely candle light we'd
ding at 7:30 pm. Saturday ),
June IL.
Miss Jean McClurg presided
at the organ, playing several
selections of wedding music and
William Rowley sang "B e
cause" "Oh Perfect Love-" and
"The Lords Prayer"
Baskets of white glads and
yellow roses decorated the al
tar with a background of ferns.
Rev. Albert S. Wolstencroft pa
stor of the church, pronounced
the marriage vows, uniting ia
net Carolyn Smallwood, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
SmallWood of Middlefield and
Donald Haueter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Haueter of Char
don.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father.
She was charming in a gown
with a chantilh lace bodice
with long torso and a skirt of
white net over taffeta wi h
brush train. Her fingertip veil
hung from a half cap of
matching lace embroidered with
seed pearls. She carried a
small bouquet of yellow roses
with yellow streamers, resting
on a blue background. M S S
Jane CaSlow was her maid-of-
honor and the brides maids
were Debora Grant and Nancy
Haueter, sister of the groom.
All three of the attendants were
dressed in matching gowns of
light blue, princess style and
balereno skirts with matching
accessories and carried bou =
quetS of yellow roses.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-16
VIZ w.
Install
Officers

At a special ceremony held
in the Post club rooms on
Sunday, June IL, the Veterans
of Foreign Wars Post and Au.
Hillary held their annual in
Stallation of officers.
jeanette Brede, Department
hospital chairman of the State
of Ohio, served as installing of
ficer. She was assisted by me-
mbers of her own and neighbor
ing auxiliaries. The following
officers were installed:
President Loretta M a
Holmes.
Senior Vice President Alma
Linden
Junior Vice President Bet
ty Montague
Treasurer Leanarda Wells
ConductreSS Clara Jean
Richards
Chaplain VIOLA Gore
Guard Irene MajewSki
Trustee Maggie Ritondaro
Secretary Georgiana Rich
ards.
Flag Bearer Ruth Neely
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-16

1t was served by Mrs. A. C.
GilchriSt, Great aunt of t h e
bride. There was dancing o
Cuka'S orchestra. Out-of-state
guests came from Illinois, Pen
nsylvania and New York.
The bride and groom left that
night for a two weeks honey
moon trip to New York. The
bride chose, for her travelling
beige suit and wore a cor
sage Of pink carnations.
On their return they will be
at home to their friends in a
newly furnished apartment on
the Chardon Windsor Road.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-16
Couple at Home
After HONEYMOON

CHESTER Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer C. Saunders are now at
home in Mentor after a trip
through Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Saunders was, before her mar
riage on June 4, Miss Lillian
Hill. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Hill.
Mr.. Saunders was from Will
loughby. The wedding took pla-
ce on June 4 at eight O'Clock
in the evening at Kurt's Lodge
and was largely attended.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-16

The Geauga Racing Associa-
tion'S racing agenda was post
poned Sunday, June II, due to
rain. Racing again S unday,
June 19, at Burton fairgrounds
Time trails at l:30, racing at
2::30. Z
Several Chardon fishermen
will leave Sunday morning for
stay at Bad River C a m o,
Pickerel River, Ontario, Cana
da. Among the group are Hal
Burr, Myron Perkins, Lore n
Burgess, Ellis Hall, Ira Can
field, James Walker and Wade
Talbot of Mentor.
Mrs. Leita Tuttle, postmaster
of Chardon, was taken to st.
LukeS' hospital, Wednesday nj
ght. Her condition was report
ed as good today.
Commissioners have approx
ed the appointment a COM
mittee, Mrs. Dorothy Babcock,
chairman; Mrs. Weidler and
Wayne Johnson. This commit
tee and the management will
lend approval to any group wi
Shing to decorate room at
the county home.
Henry King, proprietor of
Veterans Beverage Store was
a guest last week of the Wild
merS Winery in Naples, NY,
and the Gold Seal Champaign
Cellars at Hammondport, NY.
Sgt. of Policd Walter Book
man underwent an operation
for appendicitis in Corey hos
pital, Monday. He is reported
in good condition today.