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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21

formerly of the White House
Washington: and Mrs Miriam
Phillips, wife of the Pastor
and Secretary of the Mass
Baptist Union. Without a
doubt, this annual GUILD
Mothers Day program shapes
up as one of the best in the
city. All who make this pro-
gram possible are to be COM
mended. AS Mothers, Medfort
women have been outstanding
We previously named the hon
ors given in the past to Mr.
Hannah Phillips, Mrs Made
line Garrett and Mrs Jose
phine Alves. eye Are TIL
Light, was indeed, a fitting
sermon subject.
Mr. Ernest Butler is the lat
est to enter the Shiloh folc
and we welcome him as a new
resident. The Women'S Pro-
gresSive Club of Everett invites
Medfordites to its 1855 Schol-
arship show and drama, Low
g. Behold, Friday, May q at
ParIin Jr. H. H., Everett. These
ladies have given several
scholarships to Medford stu
dents. Tickets may be sec
ured from Mrs Maude Eaton
of Arlington street. The Del
ia Sorority awarded schol-
arship to Miss Esther Furr at
the recent Jabborwork.
We are told that pretty Miss
Ann Mcdonald is home after
serving four years with the
Women's Air Corps. The Mys-
tic alley Women's Bowling
League enjoyed its 1855 ban
quet at Newton Hall, Camb-
ridge, with over 200 members
and guests present. Many OF
the League members serve
both church and center and
have done a fine job under
outgoing president Evelyn
Tyner. The same fine pro-
gres may be expected under
new presidnt Ada ShrWood
wife of the Center president
Jim Sherwood. The Shiloh
Bowling Team finished the
1855 season in third place in
their division of the Medford
Protestant Church League Ac-
cording to new team captain
Walt Tucker, the team may
capture a second place next
season. In five years of Leag-
ue play Shiloh has finished
second two times, and third
three times. always in the
first division. The Medforc
Civil Defense personnel in
cludes Ashley B. Thomas al
a radio communication chief
and Major Bill Phillips as q
local Zone one Planning Com.
mittee member. Other res.
idents will be asked to serve
in various capacities and both
the Church and Center may
be utilized should arise. Sc
be prepared to cooperate witt
the Medford CD.
Assistant Attorney Genera
Vincent j. Celia, of United
Community Services; William
F. Macdonald, Community
cosultant Of the Youth Ser
wee Board; Medford City Man
ager, James F. Shurtleff; Rep
Thomas Doherty, and popular
businessman Bernie Shore
were among the featured
guests at the fourth and 1855
annual Community Centel
Father & Son Night at which
time special citation for out
standing service was present.
ed to former Hampton ath-
lete and Navy veteran, oscar
Greene by Center President
James Sherwood. Center Di-
rector Keith Rawlins present
ed 1855 activity awards to Ri
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21

Deciding to take a little
holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Alon-
20 Palmer motored to New
York City and Jamaica, LII.
where they spent a few days
visiting friends and relatives
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21

Stay within the posted speed
limits when you go through
towns on your cross country
trip. Local drivers and pedes-
TRANS have a right to cross
the street. too, and even if
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-21

Make more friends. Almost
anyone will make a better
friend tahn an enemy"
The years are golden, pre-
cious. Make the most Of
them"
Evening star., 1955-07-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA"
$3.50 Dn., $127 Mo.
Incl T. and I.

@AASA - eAAAo -
Attention NH. Beautiful, white Co.
lonial with true Colonial entr. hall;
lge. liv. rm firepl, guest-sized din
rm., lge. screened lounging porch,
powder rm:, 1st floor: 3. twin-sized
bsmt., ground -level entr. Beautiful
fenced ground with lRe. trees and
shrubs. Mr.. Gordon. Lo. 5-2l96
FRFDERIcK VI. BERENs SALES. INC
1722 L. st. NV. MA $4,000
Evening star., 1955-07-09
HOUSES EoR AL-Mp.

JUST A sHoKf WAY to -Four Cor.
ners shops and schools. IN Silver
Spring. modern English design with
bedrooms and bath plus 1st-
all rooms yust been freshly deco
rated: $3.50: GI or conven.
terms ss1i, RIPLEY q RoAER. Ju
BRICK RAMBLER - s12.s5o; IN
-qlsnmont 3-bedroom design,
tiled bath. util. room. corner. lot;
employed women: hard 70 ind g.
bedroom brick homes ct this Low
price: RIPLEY d RoNER. JU.
S9.050-4 rooms. 2 bedrms. ard ser.
porch: large fenced-in lot. 500 New
OWNER. HE. 4-ssae. 10
RIAL RANCH RAMBLER. No. 10
Piping Rock I'd. with approximately
2 acres of land in the Colesvi1le
sertion-3 bedrms., bath. lse. hv.
I'm with dining area and hrepl
Large kitchen will be mothers de-
light Bsmt. and attached garase.
S19;e50, DIR: Out Colesyille I'd
P.pinS ROCK I'd. Il and % home. Open
REALTY CO.. 9356 Ga. ave. SD,
spg. Md. JU. 9-4l23 or He
4-2s77 10
HOME WITH PLEASANT VIEW-3
bedrms... lge. liy, rm.. full din. rm.
all brick: excel. cond. Finished
bsmt. Refrigerator with 70-lb
freezer. Venetian blinds: GE dish
washer and DisposaI. Glassed sun.
norch tT xunmer Renced-in ward
Oh approved; S13.500. Call Lo
4-7334. 10
SIl,5 - Attractive 2-bedrm. cot
tage on quiet street in Kensington:
lot 150x50 with fine trees. gardens;
garage, bsmt.; conv. to B&O COM
muter trains. LO. 5-1935. TO-
sEvEN-ROOM HOUSE. in unusually
charming community, 15 miles to
d. excel. TRANSPORTATION; flre-
places. porch; beautiful trees;
private swimming available. Price,
$4,000. Gaithersburg 324. or
NoNvET, $3.50 incl. settle: SO mo.
owsfE, 81 sfh10l WI senssa sasyi r. Vi'I. fe Mill
4sO2 RIVER RD.-$ bedrms.. 1st-
A; pdr. rm.. firepl, N liv. rm;. sep.
din. rm. gar, f1ll dry bsmt:.
laundaromat, Sl9.950, fr o m
CT APPROVED. S18,90O-Desirable
3-bedrm. brick rambler with fun
located in community Of more
Grades OF school and transporta-
ton. wOoDMOOR AGENCY, INC,
JU. 9.5555 TIL 9 pm. Realtors,
BY BUILDER-Brick and stone 3
bedrm., 2-bath rambler with extra
Open Sunday. Call JU. s-35s3.
OPEN la sun, 9015 Providence
ave. Silver Spring-Brick Colonial
Of distinction: 24-ft. liv. rm. with
flrepl.. family din. rm., equipped
modern kit, 3 lge. bedrms., full
rec. type bsmt.; lse. level lot. Priced
below market at $21 $50 See to
fo sf left oa1 and SEeT oew ave
rows. FRINGE GEORGES PROP
pEsiREBLk TsHsEsi e. HOME HOME Large eip lot.
Choice Kensington location; near
Conn.,. ave. Fine. trees. flowers,
shrubbery. Considerable cash re,
LSTxTsY STHiTTssSY q%MERE RsMBEEk. ko BS S-aSsp aoWsSER;
yrs. old; 3 bedrms.. den, 2h baths,
SACRIFICE. S34,95O. JU. s-9744.
500 MOVES YOU IN. settlement
included: SS1 per mo; pays, every
space, level lot, new hot-!Iater
heater, storm windows; walk to
school and l block to bus stop.
Call JOHN DENNIS, 70; 5-lsl3
10
MODERN LIvING-A contemporary
Cape Cod with very beautiful
kitchen: 2 bedrms. and bath on
list A.; 2 bedrms. and bath roughed
in on End A.; firepl. and many ex-
tras. Make offer under S14 900,
CT or non-GI. Call for details,
JOHN DENNIS. 10. 5-lsI3. CO.
LONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
BY OWNER, Conn. Gardens. z
bedrm. brick rambler, Ice. GE
kit, full bsmt.. lovely shaded yard.
Il7l0 Hatcher pl., Lo. 5-1512,
Evening star., 1955-07-09
NEW RAMRLERS
FORCED
QUICK SALE
SACRIFICE! I! +!
S295 DOWN
To CIVILIANS

ALMOST NEW s.sEpRM. sisE1dAHs sRAMnLEz
521 WOODSTON RD.. MARYVALf
ROCKVILLE, MD.
PRICE. SI1,50O
PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT
10 minutes to Naval Hospital; biz
fenced yard. drive in, trees, com.
mandinR position:' beautifully dec.
GRATED, almost new home. Can b,
rent; 8 fun bedrooms, dining
kitchen with Kenmore automatic
washer, almost new; tile bath, cop.
per piping. open floors; grade
school. ] block, parochial tst
Mary'sl close by. Call Mrs. Tay.
lor, OIL. 4-3462. Listing M-52.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
172e L st. NV. INC. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-07-09
BETHESDA
OPEN SUNDAY
7o1n Exeter RI

1910 Exeter Rd.
Is near Edgemore swimming pool
This lovely, brk. Colonial, in excel
cond,, containing lge. liy. rm. with
fireplace. opening onto screened
porch: sep. din rm.. all-elec. kit.
3 lge. bedrms.. 2 baths, on End fl :;
nisnsS se sSaded T ssrden sn nfd G .ppasisa rsndsa
offers excel. financing. Directions
Out Wisconsin ave. to Bradley blvd.
left to Glenbrook rd., right II
Hampden lane. right to Exeter rd.
then right to house.
c. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
EN-. 3-4450 Ewes. OIL. 2-653s
Evening star., 1955-07-09

COIEsVILLE AREA-Attrac. 2-bed-
rm. frame bungalow on acre;
some fruit trees; ,lenty Of shade:
lOx20 outbuildine used as child's
playhouse; also tool shed; near
transp. and shopping center; Priced
to sell quick at S1O,5OO. VIII De
COUNTRY LIVING AT IT'S BEST;
situated on 3 acres OF gently rolling
countryside; 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with 2Ea baths: large screened-ln
porch; built-in garage; GE kit. with
dishwasher and garbage DISPOSAL;
full bsmt. Midway between Silver
Spring and Laurel. Priced at S26,-
900. Substantial down payment.
For information. call Burton Utter,
EV. 4-5O73. associated with JOHN
A WENTZ. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-09
FLOWERS

BY the hundreds surround this 3.
bedrm brick Cape Cod with all.
GE kit, g. disposal. dishwasher
exhaust fan. etc. plus full bSmt
Level lot on dead-end street. G.
approved at $1,000 with 5eS cash
MODERN REALTY CO.. LO. 4.
$3.50. II no answer. Lo. 5-sS03
Evening star., 1955-07-09
81 mn DOWN
SPACIOUS

Colonial stone-and-frame in a set
ting Of shade trees and shruberry;
center-hall plan, large liv. rm. with
hrepl. and entr to sun deck: fam
lI,,s lyisise sa, Din; .rm, rm, equipped kii
rn. all on LIST A.; 3 extra -lee. bed.
rms, with lots OF closet space ano
! full bath on 2nd A.; eompf, I'm.
ished hsuit. consisting OF equipped
kit, sitting rm.. din. area. lge
bedrm. and full bath.
VETS, OR NoN-vETs.
HEIDER 81 SELLERS
WA, 7-0t96 HA. 2-s05c
Evening star., 1955-07-09
PARADISE

Is what you will say when you see
this 3-bedrm. rambler with equip
kit full bsmt. with o. S. e. to
lovely covered patio and stream.
Is one Of the most attrac. homes
In the county for only $13.950.
MODERN REALTY CO., LO. f.
$3.50. II no answer, EN-. 3-0411.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
Byeforde

These beautiful split levels ant
Colonials, in fine Chevy Chase area
at Rock Greek Park. are selling
swiftly. Your prompt inspection !,
sugsested.
Out Conn. ave-, left on Saul rd. tc
furnished model house at 41O4
Saul I'd.
Colonial Investment Co.
OIL. 9-96s6 RE. 1860
Evening star., 1955-07-09
PICNIC UNDER
YOUR OWN TREES

TVo-bedroom brick on wooded lot
BOxla5, fenced from rear building
line. Liv, rm., dining area, ALL
elecric kitchen. built-in attic; oil
a.-o, heat; Ia baths; off-street
parking. Convenient TO Andrews
Field, Census Bureau, Naval Re-
search Lab. Bolling Field. To
locate: Out Pa. ave. sc. to Branch
ave. right across d. c. line 10 81.
Bsrnabas rd., risht about. m. 70
snDss st. 4 rgsi SgsrpaEics s. n Rsr1'GyMGe n syLuMrR
CO, 6i7 Pa. ave. Sc. IL 7-foss.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

BETFEsDA-ALTA VIsTA-Here is a
rms. and bath with fine lily. rm;;
(firepl), din. rm.. kit Splendid
developed lot with privacy. May be
bought CT with low down payment.
Priced at Sl5,950. To inspect.
phone Mr.. Cricher. OIL. 6-3706' or
ne COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
$500 DOWN
ROCKCREST

4tOS4AN%4bG0A
2 bedrms. and pine-paneled I'm. (:
unusually lge. fenced lot.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER. OIL. 2-5441
I'll GILBERT ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, 3 TIL G
Detached 3-bedrm.. 24-ft. liv. rm..
h.-w.h. Out Piney Branch I'd. to
Old Bladensburg, right l blk. to
Gilbert. Very conv. to shops. transp.
See Mr.. Sheehan. AP. 7-S074 with
NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st.
NV, Me S-4lO0. 10
Evening star., 1955-07-09

Cape Cod, Brick, New
Near Mass. ave. ext. and Macarthur
blvd I block from transp;--Liy;
bedrms. and bath on list f.; 2nd d.
has space for , bedrms and bath,
heat in, rcughed in for bath: base
men has rec. rm.. 13x2S IT.. at
ground level. small rm. can be used
as maids rm.: auto. gas heat; J.
acre. lot with natural stream. To
reach: Out Mass, ave. ext. to new
honding I'd. to 6401. OWNER, OIL.
2-747A. Omen Sat and Sun tn G
Evening star., 1955-07-09
H1LLcREsT fi.CfsE
OPEN 4 TIL 8
9aoY nDANCTY AWE g Z

zoAI bktA1NOI1 1--WE. O.E.
Bee this roomy. det. brick home;
hedrms. and bath on lst A.: 9
bedrms. and bath on End a.: lge
liy. rm. with fireplace. family-sizs
din. rm., modern kitchen; loi
ises. Cali Ii. f-7o34 Tor ~ furthei
Evening star., 1955-07-09
GI-S2n $50

GI-SZU,3 ,35U
rambler that's different
2i,e.ip bedrms. Near Near NH NH and N%sya %
1904 Grant St. OIL: 6-7479. IL
Evening star., 1955-07-09

ALTA VISTA BETHESDA - PRICE
winning contemporary rambler on
quiet corner near NH and ex-
press downtown bus. 3 bedrms.. 9
tile baths. mod kit, huge storage
outdoor storage; radiant coiled in
floor provides wonderful heat.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006.
Ewes. KE. 7-13S0. %
BETHESDA AREA-Cape Cod, 3 b.r.
and gar. $4,000. 3 b.r. ramb
pan. liv. rm., Sl7.950. De luxe .
b,r. ramb. with carport. S26,500.
All on lge. lots in quiet setting.
Shown by appt. ARTHUR L. LAT
,TERNER. OIL. 2-77s3. ewes. OIL.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

HOUSES BY HUGHES, cheverly
Proper--custom-style brick home
Of distinction, delightful wooded
street of different homes: 6 extra
large rooms, daylight basement, i'm
maculate condition; S17. 200; GI,
$3.50 down. W. r. HUGHES CO.,
ynfTs, No tSV cHsHgB-Sedroom sls g.% csli.
fornia rambler with full bsmt. and
porch: practically new. A buy ct
S13950. Call till 8 pm. WA. 2
5000. ROBERT s. DAVIS d CO.
Evening star., 1955-07-09

tcentinued on next psEs)
Evening star., 1955-07-09

BETHESDA-CLoSE IN. A 3-bedrm,
brk. Colonial, very close B-CC and
Lourdes Parochial School Excel.
screened porch. liy. rm.. sep. din.
eled rec. rm.; Ice. open, rear patio
with awning. An amazinfl value
ct SIS, $50: CT contracts accepted.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006.
Eyes VT ctpSn q
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20

tire Junior Department has had
to be moved to the Town Hall.
Still leaving the Primary De-
partment badly overCroWded.
Assembly rooms, rooms f o r
women'S and youth meetings,
and sanitary facilities were al
so under consideration. The bal
cony in the church posed an
other problem, as it's use had
been prohibited by the S t a t e
Fire Marshall until further me-
thodS of egreSs had been pro-
vided. Investigation showed that
the church foundations we r e
badly in need of attention in
any case, and that a fireproof
furnace room was a necessity,
which led to the conclusion that
excavation and use of the base
ment was the best possible So
luton. This would give more
square feet of space that the
suggested addition to the pre-
sent building.
Presenting all angles Of the
situation, the Planning commit
tee brought written recommen-
dationS to a congregational
meeting early in 1854 and were
dismissed. At this time h
Building Committee took over
and went to work on further
plans.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
Eagles Sponsor
Dance for
Z. B. Group

Chardon's Fraternal Order of
Eagles, Aerie 2261 will sponsor
their annual benefit dance this
Saturday evening, Jan. %, to
raise money for Geauga's Tu-
berculoSis and Health Christ =
mas Seal Sale campaign which
closes March 81, 1855.
Mr.. Harvey Leyde, E G e
president, said that the dance
is open to the public, members
and friends and has wa y S
been we'll attended. Dancing be-
gins at $50 pm. at the F.O.
E. Hall on Water street. Music
will be furnished by the
Melody RamblerS.
Tickets may be purchased
from members of the Chardon
Aerie of Eagles and at tn e
door. Donations are only $1.Oo
per couple.
Glen A. Rynearson, chairman
of the Christmas seal C a m =
paign, expressed his apprecia-
ton to Mr.. Leyde on behalf Of
the TB and Health Association
for sponsoring the dance f o r
such a worthy cause and urg-
ed that Geauga residents sup
port the benefit as they have
in the past.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
B: A. Bronghton Named to
Three State Committees

Word has come from Roger
Cloud, speaker of the House of
Representatives, that he h a S
appointed Mr.. B. A. Broughton
state representative from Ge-
auga to the following tn r e
House standing committees: Ed
ucation, Commerce and Trans
portation, and Financial InSti-
tutionS. In making the com
mittee appointments, Mr..
Cloud said: "The Education
Committee always has import
ant problems to solve, but this
session especially the members
of this committee will be call
ed upon to" find the answers to
problems of the most far-reach-
ing Importance to every person
in the State; the immediate
and future welfare of the pub
lie schools in Ohio will be de-
termined to a considerable de-
gree by the widsom and for
sight with which this session of
the legislature acts on matters
of public education.
In commenting on his COM
mittee appointments, Mr.. Bro
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
Businessmen
at Chester

CHESTER - An organization
has been formed in CHESTER
which will be known as t h e
CheSterland Business Mems AS
Sociatior. Officers were select
ed as follows: President. Nor
man Moss; vice president, Le-
onard Petersen Sr., secretary,
Mrs. Nellie Summers: Treas
er, Gordon Blowers. The fol =
lowing committee prepared by
laws for the organization, Peter
Petersen Jr., A. j. Wendorff, =,
A. MiShaga, Howard P a t o n
and Mrs. Dorothy Raymond.
The object of the organiza-
ton is to benefit the commun-
ity of Chesterland. Membership
shall consist of men and wo-
men engaged in business or
who maintain offices in Chester
Township.
Legal Advisor is Judge Har-
old Richmond.
Meetings will be held on the
second Tuesday of each month
unless otherwise announced. A
meetings thus far, have been
held at Parkside Recreation.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
List Chardon
Traffic vioIators

ArraignmentS in Chardon'S S
Mayors Court Monday evening
included:
Denis L. Grau, 20, of 1913
North ST., Chardon, was arrest
ed for speeding. He signed a
waiver.
Andy J. Almasy, 10, of 1348
E. 188th ST., Cleveland, was al
so arrested for speeding and
paid a waiver.
Clarence G. Echard, 48, Rt.
5, Geneva, was arrested 70 r
reckless driving and was fined
$40 and costs.
Also arrested for reckless
driving was Stanley Leman, 80,
Rt. 2, Burton. He was charged
SIS and costs.
Ruth ]. Carr, %, 10421, Col
oniel, Cleveland, was arrested
for driving without a drivers
liscense. She signed a waiver.
Anton Oblack, 81, Rt. l, Char
don, was arreted for permit =
ting a persn to drive without
a drivers liscenSe. He wa S
charged $40 andcoSts.
Robert J. Brown, 27, 227 Fifth
ave-, Chardon, was arrested for
hit and run and also driving
while intoxicated. He was char
ged 5000 and cost plus three
days in jail.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20

ughton said: Il realize that it
is not customary for a first
termer to be appointed to three
committees as important as
those of which I have b e n
made a member. I have a
feeling of genuine appreciation
to the leaders of the House for
the confidence they have indi-
Gated in me, and I shall do my
best to try to justify that con-
fidence and to serve the House
and the voters of Geauga
County to the very best of my
ability. I know these commit
tee assignments mean a lot of
hard work but I am more than
willing to devote the time and
effort it will take to do a good
job. I am particularly glad to
have the opportunity to do what
ever can to help solve some
of the problems of public edu-
cation. I have always f e t
that there are no more import
ant people in the world than
our boys and girls; they are
entitled to the very best pub
lie education system that can
be devised"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
Fruit Growers
to.Meet on
January 26

The annual fruit growers
meeting will be held at the old
school building in Burton on
Wednesday, Jan. 26, starting at
1000 am. We must have your
reservation for lunch by Janu-
ary "a. The program for the
day is as follows:
1000 Adequate Water Supply
for Fruit Growing, Vernon Pat
terSon, Extension Horticulturist.
HOO Fruit Spraying Program
for 1855, T. H. Parks, EXten-
sion Entomologist.
1900 Lunch (Contac the EX-
tension Office for reservations
loo Panel: Grower Expert
ence in Irrigation of Tree Fruit,
Chairman, Vernon Patterson
and Geauga, Lake unity
Growers. .. ........ ............
800 The Bird Problem in
Fruit.
. $3.50 Adjourn, and name Fruit
Committee.
Please do not Confuse h S
date with that of the Forestry
and Maple Syrup Meeting that
is the following day, Jan. 27
at the Burton Congregation
al church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
Clandon Church Committee
Spent Two Years in Research

The following is the sec
Ond of six articles by
Mrs. Robert Fenwick in con-
nectiOn with the building
fund campaign of the Clari-
don Congregational church.
When Claridon Congregation
al church goes into it's Build
ing Fund campaign the week
of February ID, ending with the
canvass on Sunday, Feb. 20,
it will not be a hastily con-
ceived venture, but one vi t h
long term thought and planning
The Planning committee went
to work in 1852, and had many
meetings the next two years,
as well as visits to 9th r
churches. It's problem was to
provide a great deal of extra
space, decide on the best use
of that space, but in no way
detract from the outside ap-
pearance of the church, which
has a wide reputation for its
architectural beauty. Question
naires were submitted to all
groups of the church, SuggeS-
tionS and advice were welcom-
ed from all departments.
Sunday school classroom
were a major issue on the en-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
Entertain
Visitors at
Munson Grange

MUNSON - The M un o n
Grange met January IL at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Warner. We were pleasantly
surprised when the H arold
Sanborn family of Colebrook
and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reyn-
old of Huntsburg came, making
a total attendance of 10 pre-
sent. The Sanborn's took their
dermit and will transfer to
Colebrook Grange.
The Master C..J. Bogaske
will represent the Nuns son
Grange for the T.B. Associa-
ton. The next card party will
be Saturday, Jan. %, at 8 pm.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fink, Auburn Rd. T h e
card parties are open to t h e
public.
No business meetin on Janu-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
Vivian Law
Sends News
from California

This week the Geauga Rec
ord received a card from Mrs.
Carl Law in Hemet, Calf. tell
some former Geauga coun t y
ing a little of the doing of
residents.
The card reads as follows:
Dear Betty:
Here is a news item for your
personal column:
THE Howard HolloranS, of
Tucson, riz., were weekend vi
SitorS of the Carl Laws, t h e
William Skeds and the Lloy d
Carlsons of Hemet, Calf.
On their return trip the Hol-
lorans visited DR.. F. J. Thomp-
son of Whittier, Calf, former
ly of Chardon too"
Kindest personal regards,
Vivian Law.
Thanks Vivian, let us hear
from you again. Betty Gore.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
Forestry
Meeting Is
Jan. II

The 18th annual G e auga
County Forestry Meeting an d
Maple Syrup Show will be
Thursday, Jan. q, at the Bur
ton congregational church in
Burton.
Among the topics to be dis
cussed will be: Making Maple
Products in the Home, and A
Farm Family grows into t h e
Maple Products Business. This
meeting will provide both re-
search and producer speakers
from Pennsylvania and N e W
York.
The meeting will be of in
terest to the women of tn e
family. 1t will include a dis
play of most makes Of maple
equipment and containers
Chairman of this event is Lyle
Battles.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-01-20
Group Singing
Is Feature of
Grange Meeting

CHESTER - The program
presented by the Lecturer, Le-
vi Hartong at the an g e
meeting held on Tuesday eve
ming, included group singing
with Mrs. Nelson Pulsifer at
the piano; a game by the group
"Play on Words" The topic for
consideration and discussion wa
was Economic Conditions and
Religion working together for
World Peace" The Lecturer
read an article from t h
Grange monthly which was fol-
lowed by a discussion.
Refreshments were served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs,
r. L. Kochert and Charles
Kochert. The next meeting is
January IS at 800 pm.