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Evening star., 1955-02-02
/. Maryland Urged
To Set Up Legal
Bookie PurIors
BY the Asseeiaied Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. a.
Legalized bookie parlors, with
patrons segregated according to
race and the States "cut" of the
betting going to mental hospitals
and orphanages, were urged to-
day by Baltimore lawmaker.
Delegate Edward r. Milanicz,
Democrat, of Baltimore had the
legislation prepared for intro
duction at today's session of the
Maryland Legislature.
Bookmnkers would be licensed
and divided into separate facili-
ties for Negroes and whites. Mi
lanicz said the bill would provide
a 2 per cent State share Of all
wagers but he planned to amend
this to 4 per cent.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Gustovus AdoIphus
Beuts Gu Swimmers

Catholic University's SWIM
ming team failed to match the
overall balance of Gustavus
Adolphus College last night in
losing a 50-34 decision in the
Brookland pool.
Pete Bogan's victory in the
60-yard dash featured the home
teams performance. Capt. Bill
Williams won the 120-yard med
ley. and Jerry Carlson took the
220-yard free style for the visi-
tors in fast time.
Evening star., 1955-02-02

one wants to
fis h through
t h e ice for
b | u e G / IL S.
t h e res no
sport. Unfor-
tunately, Ben
Dement, Day
at Allie n S
Fresh turned
out to be so
cold that few
a n g | rs at
tended. Th e
few who ar
rived foun d
t h e Ere S h
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Another Broussurd Triple

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2 (P.-
Jockey Ray Broussard rode an
other triple at the Fair Ground
yesterday. He brought home
Hotel Man, $4.20; Pirates Alley.
s6, and AIMS Love, 81.
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Boot Show Opening

CHICAGO, Feb. 2 (P.-The
22d annual Chicago National
Boat Show opens a To-day run at
the Amphitheater Friday. On
display will be the largest f1otilla
of recreational craft ever assem-
bled for display at an indoor
exposition,
Evening star., 1955-02-02
Manager Denies Saying
Williams Will Return
BY the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH. Feb. Fired
Corcoran. business manager for
Ted Williams, has denied telling
anyone that the Red Sox out
fielder will return to baseball
next season.
The Boston Post had said that
Corcoran announced to friends
that Ted will be in action when
the Sox arrive at Sarasota for
spring training"
Il just got here last night" :"
Corcoran said yesterday. II
haven't talked with Ted. the
Boston Post or anybody else.
1T should be understood that
I have no influence whatever on
Williams baseball career. ! do
hope to talk with Ted while I'm
here. but the decision about
baseball or no baseball is his
own"
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HOUSES EoR sALE-Mp.

KENsINGTON-Four bedrooms, din,
ing room; large lot; price, S15,6O0
Good terms.
brick rambler; priced, S11,000.
WHEATON AREA-Rambler. N
down. non-GI. Large kit. Price
$1,000.
.GLENMoNT-Brick rambler. 3 bed
rooms, den;s large screened porch
Sl4, 500.
CONNECTICUT AVENUE ESTATES
II bedrooms. ga baths. dininI
washer -ironer included. Priced
SlS,500.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH. co.
LO. 4-6400 % Hrs. Da!
Evening star., 1955-09-04
0AITHERSBuR0

Nral L lIlENIts9nOEtN
10 ACRES; about SCOTT. frontage
on 240; adjacent to town almost
opp. cloverleaf for new Natl pike
Excel. for estate or motor court
Surrounded by beautiful homes.
81 ACRES. long frontage lge. frame
bldg; in excel. cond.; ~ rms. 3h
baths. 2-car garage and stable: lge.
poultry house; in beautiful setting
Of stately oaks and unusual shrub
berry. Ideal for physician rest home.
exclusive inn. club, church or home
development. 5000
LARGE LOT; frame dwelling con-
verted into . apts.. excel, rental
basis and location; good investment
St3.500.
HOUSE. rms. bath, full bsmt.
81, 500.
HOUSE. 9 rms. bath, full hsmt,; oil
heat; excel location. nr, business
sec. and schools. 81 900. 49,.
CORNER LOT. 104
II frontage on 240: 225-ft. front
on side street: 2-bcdrm. house: ex-
eel location for business. $50. 900.
H W BECRAFT
GaithersburR 500, 72s.J. il4-R
Evening star., 1955-09-04
CHEVY CHASE
"ROLLINGWOOD"

3500 WOODB1NE 81.
A NEW SPLrT-LEVEL HOUSE
lt level-Entrance hall, dining
room. large fully equipped de luxe
kitchen with dinette space, laun-
dry room, game room, powder room.
Note-No steps to normal base
ment.
md leyel--Master bedroom and
bath, plus 2 twin-size bedrooms
and bath. large living room which
opens onto . patio. ArtiStlcally
terraced and Handicapped. Priced
below REPRODUCTION costs. Was
S43.500. now $50 .b0o-for quick
sale direct from owner. Open to-
day / til z. and other times by
appointment.
70 reach: Conn. ave. to Woodbine
st., about l mi. north Of Chevy
Chase Circle. right 70 house.
John r DEVEREUX
Evening star., 1955-09-04

PARRVIEW ESTATES
1904 PARKVIEW DRIVE
Brick rambler. Z bedrooms. 3 baths.
cArport. 25-yr. 4lafs loan.
OPEN SUNDAY 81
DIR Kensington Parkway TO Beach
drive. follow Levelle drive, right u
parkview.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
10. <-6400-24 hrs. day
Evening star., 1955-09-04
MASS AVE. SUMNER AREA

MASS AVE. SUMNER AREA
First offering of 3-yr. -old
spiit-level brk. rambler.
blk. transp., 2 blks. pafochial
and Western Jr. High; per-
feet home for indoor-outdoor
entertaining. Unusually lRe.
garden level screened porch,
opening onto beautifully
planted walled patio. Shown
only by appt. Priced in the
very low 30s. Call Mrs.
Wootton, WO. 6-S972 or en-.
2-S400. Excl. with J. MEL
SON HUGHES.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

~ ACRES WITH FRAME RAM
BIER, firepl. in liv. rm., 3 bedrms
bSmt., carport, lovely view, $2o.uOu
Nr. Rockville.
2 acres. with frame rambler,
bedrms., lge. liv. rm.. din. rm.. KIT.
full bsmt., carpoTt, high elevation
nr. Boyd. Md. $4,000.
Ia acres, all fenced, stucco cindel
block. . bedrmS., din. rnl.; nr
Gaithersburg Glover Leaf, $4,000
/ acre. all fenced; mr., Rockville
frame bungalow; > bedrms. OF Isl
mr., . bedrms. on End mr.. - bsmt
4 acres. 2.story frame country home,
dbl. liv. rm. with firepl.. kit,
other rms. on lst fir. End mr., Q
bedrms., elec. only improvement
Lge bsmt., 2-car garage. other out
bldgs.. 8 mi. from Germantown
$1,000.
Gaithersburg; a lovely home in i'm
maculate cond.. Ideally located. 4
bedrms. on End mr.. full bsmt., full
attic. beaut. yard, garage. &"l,OOO.
Call Mrs. Bowling, Washington
Grove with AN-CUSHAiAN,
Gaffhersh1irg D1S-I -
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HOUSES FoR sALs-MD.
RETHESDA HOME

Open, l til 8 Sum-, Mon.
New modern. 3-bedrm., 2Iz-bath
brick rambler. Many new innoya-
tions, cArport and rec. Fm.. large
wooded S2xl60-ft. lot In beau
tiful Pineview. This home offers
location, fine neighborhood. quiet
street. Just drive out Wilson lane
to Marbury rd., turn left TO f6OS
and our sign.
CROSS g. PERRY, INC.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
KNorrY.pINr oARAaE-pEN
OPEN TODAY AND MONDAY
SILVER apRING

SILVER aPRING
room; conditioned den. foyer
entrance. extrs-iarge living room,
fireplace. exciting modern Kitchen:
beautiful EnElish-style tiled base
ment, recreation room, 2 full COL
ored baths; country gentleman.
like living afforded by convenient
location. Directions: Out Ga. ave.
turn right al Forest Glen rd.. con-
tinue to Renfrew rd, at Sligo coun-
try Club, left 70 model home.
1901 Wisman I'd. OF Ga. ave,
WHEATON AREA
Lovely 2-bedroom brick rambler;
front porch; fully equipped kitchen;
owner must sell; GI approved. Sill
500. Make offeT today.
la4II DENLEY RD.
OF Georgla ave. a beautiful 4-bed-
room brick Cape Cod. with den,
equipped kitchen: full basement
with lovely recreation room. Only
46oS Bsyne Court, Wheaton City
3-bedroom brick rambler: living
room. kitchen. dining area. screened
porch. A honey. See this today
Only S13,200, Gl approved.
c. p. FLETCHER, REALTOR
JU. $4,000. Ewes, JU. 6-e144
OPEN SUNDAY AND MONDAY, 2-6
22QS LINDEN LANE
Brick rambler; 3 good bedrms. and
bath: lee; iiv. rm.. spacious kit.
seEl .eoos s'nsd and ..ore ts9esd s1SsSd ron aS
ERT L. LOwERY. JU. $4,000.
l1523 MAPLEVIEW DR..
OPEN SUNDAY AND MONDAY. 2-6
Conn. Gardens; 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, on = lovely corner lot: COM
plete 0E elec. kit. and washer.
Full bsmt. GI approved. S14,950,
Must sell today. Georgia ave to
Viers Mil rd. TO Newport Mil I'd,
left TO Mapleyiew DR. ROBERT L.
LOWERY. JU. $1,000.
WHITE OAK AREA--2.2 ACRES on
rolling countryside, is q de luxe
custom built brick and stone ram
bier. Gracious entr. hail leads TO
liv. rm.. to all 3 bedrms. (which
are twin sizel and to the l4xl6
custom kit. with all the luxuries;
. baths; full din. rm. and paneled
be suitable for doctor: 2-car ga
rage. Out-of-Rround bsmt. under
entire house. has :ull bath, ground
level entrance.
ALSO Is ACRES. CT
Near Manor Club, brick rambler or
3 bedrms. and full bsmt. with rec.
rm. ifireplD. Several outbldgS.
and many fruit trees. Only $22, 900
with l09o down. AID. 4-SS66, HE.
4-s4l4. Agent.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

BETHEspA-ENG. VILLAGE
Very spacious brick Colonial; slate
roof; on lge lot II, huge trees
OF. kit. pwdr. rm.,. scr. porch;
md A., master bedrm. l3x"0 with
firepl., . other twin-size bedrms
Perm. stairs TO attic. Full bath in
bsmt; S24.o50. OWNER, OIL,
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HOLIDAY SPECIALS

4ANtAl1A<k4 - S4 A1~A&1A@AS
$9,60O-A lot OF bungalow
for your s with Q bedrIns. and
full bsmt. VA approved.
SiI,SOo-Aeres Of park at
your back door; 9 bedrms.
and bath on LIST d.; dormi-
tory bedrm. and roughed-In
bath on end a.; lge. kit. fully
equipped. VA approved. Rock
$i2.5OO-Better- r-than-new.
9 lge. bedrms., sep. din.
alcove, bsmt. with beauti-
fully paneled den, Only $3.50
down for non-vet. Wheaton.
Sl3,7h0 - Choice location
for professional residence; 3
bedrms.; lovely built-in kit;
lge. English bsmt. with out
side entrance. VA approved.
Wheaton.
5.s0O--Do it yourself;
Cape Cod with 2 bedrms. and
hath: . bedrms. and bath
nearly completed on Ind A.;
full bSmt.; Ice. wooded lot. VA
approved. Wheaton Hills.
John Dennis, LO. 5-1813
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
OPEN SUNDAY. 1:30 10 s

Wheaton. S13,950. --3 lovely twin
sized bedrms., full tile bath, liv.
nm. with picture window overlook
ing wooded area. Din. IL" bright
kit. with table space. full bsmt..
screened porch: huge level lot; l
block to school. 0I terms avail.
Dir; Out viers Mill nh rd from from. Wnefc WI. =
wheaton City on Parkland dr..
continue y mi. then right on Faroe
pl., l block to 4404.
DONALD Z. YOUNKIN d CO.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

Ia baths. full bsmt., rec. rm..
maids rm., compl. G. E. kitchen;
interior in excel. cpnd. storm
windows and Anchor fence around
a lovely yd: cony. To Bethesda.
NH, public and parochial schools.
Excel buy at 81 800 GI approved.
Call OIL. g-S3OD or OIL. 1850.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

SILVER i've 3H 3sHrniSG@By EiGlol OWNER --tn-
usual Cape Cod; 3 lae. tedrlmS;' ;,
and End bath framed in. Huge
bright kitchen. Rec. rm. In ground
level basement. $l7.40o. 10. D.
224g. -
sOMERSET-New type split-level
under construction. Contains .
bedrms. and den, 2h baths. liv,
rm., lge. din. rm.. lge kit. adjolns
laund. and "a bath. Price, S29,500.
You will be able to select your own
colors and deal direct with builder
Call OIL. $3.50 ewes --5
Evening star., 1955-09-04

". CHEVY CHASE-Air cond. 4S3l
G CHEVY CHASE BLVD; 4 new VII
liv. rm., din. rm. and kit, Ice.
library or den with compl. bath,
lge. comb. glass and screen porch.
3 bedrms. and baths and 5 clos
cts on End A.: lge. reer. rm. and
compl. shower bath; 2-car gar.
open Sat: and Sun, e 8. call
Wo. 6-6I06. FRANK CALcARA, !.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
EXCELLENT BUY

CONTINUED on Next Pasel
Evening star., 1955-09-04

SILVER SPkiNO, WOOpMOOk-At-
tractive stone and brk. eontem-
porary rambler; frepl;, din. nm
and shops, In sight Of schools. Mr.
Hardy, OIL. 6-51S7, cox a. CO.,
OIL. 2-16l3
Evening star., 1955-09-04
OPEN TO-DAY

BRAND NEW split level brick home
with 3 bedrooms. = baths plus Rd-
rumpus room, built-in garage over
ia-acre lot: unexcelled workman
ship: S25. $50. Easy to reach: Out
Colesvtlle I'd. about mi. past
Colesville: watch for billboard sign
''Millgrove Gardens" on right.
RIPLEY AZ ROMER III 5-6lII
Evening star., 1955-09-04

wHEATON-Briek rambler: 3 bed
rms: S12.55O. assume GI 40
loan: low payments. OWNER, VIII.
WHEATON, AREA-a-bedrm. brick
and JIM rambler; SI.50O dn.: take
oyer GI trust: S93 per mo, pays
all. BEERS BROS. ju. 5-7611.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

LOWE CASSEL. AID. 4-ZIIo' UL'
SILVER SPRING; CT Approved
lonial on a beautiful big corner lot
with nice trees; full basement,
screened porch: near public and
parochial schools and transp.. Ap-
proved at $I6.450 but priced for
quick sale by out-of-town owner at
only SIS $50: VACANT. PRANK s.
pPa1jaLh1IPs' pl1aa1 d. 7-l4il' Ewes. 0L'
SILVER SPRING. nr. -Four Corners,
Sl3,50o GI approved
stairs to attic: 3 bedrms. or . bed
rms. and paneled den. liv. rm. and
din. rm. The kit opens into a I6-
IT. paneled rnl, with windows, bsmt.
workshop. driveway BURVLE o.
RAMSEY. .JU 9-3Hs5 IS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-04
East

EAST HILL
News by Mrs. Mary Langaa
Telephone Park 9-1S37
Several from here attended
the wedding of Miss Loretta
Pots and Richard Forrest, at
the home of the bride on Mul-
berry rd.
Mr.. F. Pots, of Alabama, is
visiting his children in this sec
ton for the summer. He cele-
brated his 95th birthday recent
ly.
Mrs. J. Hulsebus and Child
rem of E. Cleveland are visit
ing at the J. Baxter home on
Rogers I'd.
The A. Freshley family vaca-
toned at Niagara Falls and
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Langaa
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Allen in Kirkland,
Tuesday evening. A cousin
Mrs. Martin Auble and daugh-
ter Pat, of Tuscon, Ariz. were
also guests that night.
The Frank Copeland family
spent a weeks vacation in Can
ada.
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South Hambden
News by Mrs III S WOOder

News by Mrs III ) wooden
Mrs Joe Divoky and Rose
mary Divoky were at Kent Wed
nesday afternoon.
Bill and Bob Mitchell Of Cleve
land visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Arnold, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Pokorny
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pokorny
and sons and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew PokCrny and family
spent Sunday at Hartsgrove
homecoming carnival.
Mrs. Paul Lampman under
went a successful operation at
Mcdonald House Thursday
Neighbors all wish her a safe
and speedy recovery.
Paul Lampman and Mrs.
Jack Arnold have made her
several visits at the hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Woodin
and Joan of billiards also
visited her. Saturday evening
they visited at his old home and
Mr.. and Mrs. HenryBoerwinkle
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lamp
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Divoky returned home Thurs
day evening
Mr. and Mrs Harlan Cooley
visited Mr. and Mrs Merrett
Wooden Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fulton
and daughter Judy are on a
weeks vacation to Denver, Col
orado to visit their son Robert,
who is in the service.
Some cousins from Ontario
Canada spent the weenend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Pokorny
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Cain Park Theratr.
The thrilling musical play
will continue for a two-week
run through August 13 in this
its first Cleveland presentation
where's Charley?," based on
the timehonored farce, Char
ley'S Aunt" has as it's locale
the staid atmosphere of Oxford
University in England. The ORR
ginal play, sure-fire hit In any
language, was written by an OBJ
scure actor, Brandon Thomas,
more than sixty years ago.
The song and dance version
book is by George Abbott with
words and music by Frank Loe
LoeSSer.
Mr.. Vaughn, of course, plays
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-04
Iaycees Schedule Annual
Street Dance August l9

DR.. Corey's cottage. The Wo-
mems Association of the Pill
grim-Christian church served
them a ham dinner.
Plans for their annual street
Dance on Short Court August
19 are in full swing. The af-
fair promises to be bigger and
better than ever before.
President George Bartlett
gave a report on the Junior
Chamber of Commerce State
Junior Golf Tournament held
at Portsmouth Elks Country
club, Friday July 2e. George
accompanied Warren Leggett,
Chardon Junior Golf finalist,
to the event. Warren had a lot
Of stiff competition but did
well finishing 35th out of 95 con-
teStants in a 36 hole medal play
His score was 181. To prove
IAAAo " Clo liz IJAaUS4I III IOOhlCS
the finalist was Jack Nicklaus
from Columbus who won with
a 135 which was 5 under par
for the course. The tournament
was followed by a banquet at
the ElkS City club for contes-
tants and sponsors. The jaycees
Of Charadon plan to make the
gDlf tournament for youths an
event.
Newest member e be well
coined into the Jaycees is Ro-
bert w. Heiden who lives
CT S. Tambden st. His wife
formerly Charleen H2zer, is a
ChardOnite. They have a son.
Larry, who is one year old.
Bob graduated from Willoughby
high school and then served in
the U. s. Army Infantry for a
year and a half. He was wound
ed in Korea and received the
purple heart. Bob is now en-
ployed in Chardon a. Snap-Out
Forms.
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Continued from page two

Continued from page twO)
unteer bureau is in need Of old
but uSable rocking chairs
which they'd like to put in the
county homes If you have a
rocker you'd like to donate
please call Kaye Frank and
she will be glad to call for it!
The Huntsburg West side
Club held their monthly meet
ing in the park pavilion Tues
day at noon About 10 ladies
were present to enjoy a pot
luck lunch. A good time was
had by all
Two scouts Ivan Wroblesky
and Bob Dietz figured to treat
a Cleveland guest in the true
style with a cook-out and a
camp-out last Friday evening
All this took place after the
late-late show in T V So If
you saw the fire up in the hill
around 100 a. m. it was only
the boys showing the city
slicker, Butchie MacLean, how
to camp out scout stlye
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-04

British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Miller of
Lyndhurst spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Miller.
Becky, Larry and Michael
Root of Washington DC. are
spending the weekend at the
Herbert Root home. Recent Wis
itorS there were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tex Zimmerman of New Smy-
rna Beach, Florida.
Mrs. Stella Robbins of Cha
grin Falls is spending the week
with Mrs. Clara spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bitner of
Cleveland have rented Mrs.
Emma Carroll's house and
moved on Saturday.
We extend our sympathy to
Mrs. Pearl Fices whose father
Mr.. Arthur Miller died last
week and was buried Monday
in Cleveland.
Mrs. Mabel Gates of New
bury spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Summers.
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Muns0n
News by Mrs. James Ruch
Telephone ChardOn 5-4222

News by Mrs. James Ruch
Telephone ChardOn 5-4222
All parents and friends are
invited to the Annual Sunday
school picnic of Fowler'S Mills
church to be held at North
Perry park, Saturday afternoon
and evening August 6. Bring
your own table service and
food to pass. Coffee cold drink
and ice cream will be furnish
ed by the Sunday school
Parents are urged to accom-
pany their children. Anyone
needing transportation call s.
4214
The official church board
held The business meeting Mon
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Mcdonald.
The Ladies Aid will have
THEN picnic at the home of Mrs.
Vera Sanborn in Colebrook
Thursday, August 4
The Christian EndeaVor will
entertain about $50 young folks
from Highland Heights Satur-
day evening with a Hay Ride!
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rich
ardSon have just returned from
5000 mile tour of the Western
states and Canadian Rockies
which included the Yellowstone
National park The PetonS,
Bryce Lion and Grand Can
yonS Yesomite Mt. Rainier
and Mission Inn, Los Angeles
San Francisco, Seattle, Victoria: ::
Vancouver, Lake Louise, Vauss
and Columbia ice fields in
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the role of Charley, who i'm
personateS his own aunt in Or
der to chaperone some girl
friends. Born in London, Eng
land, he spent four years in the
British Army before starting
his serious dance training with
Audrey de Vos in that city He
was dancing in the London
hit, knights of Madness"
when he was given a special
scholarship to the school of
American Ballet in New York
Since coming to this country,
he has choreographed a num-
ber of ballets for Dance AS
sociates in New York, of which
he is a founder member This
Is his third season at Cain and
second as associate to choreo-
grapher, Eleanora Cuchla
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and Mrs. Frank Barnes. Sun
day guests there also were Mr.
and Mrs. Witte of Lakewood.
Lawrence Robinett returned
on Saturday from Oklahoma
where he was called when his
mother fractured her hip. Mrs.
Robinette Sr, is improving as
well as possible.
Mrs. Ruby Burwell of Solon
spent two days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Harry Mills.
The Dean Balice family were
in Newbury on Saturday to help
celebrate the birthday of Eliz-
abeth Scafe, a niece.
The Charles VanHorn family
spent last weekend in Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warner
spent last week on a trip
through Indiana, Illinois and
Wisconsin including Wis
consin Dells. Enroute home
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Bane, at Fairborn, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ere Shley
daughter, Glenda and son, John
were at Niagara Falls last
week. They also crossed into
Canada and went to northern
and eastern New York also
Northern New Jersey.
Mrs. H. A. Elder plans to
leave on Thursday for Washing
ton D. c. and Silver Springs,
Maryland. Her niece of Silver
Springs will return with her to
the Elder home here where the
niece will remain for a two
weeks visit.
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Where's Charley
Opened Monday
at Cain Park

The fine dancing and infect
ious comedy of David Vaughan
exhibited last season at Cain
Park Theatre in his interpre-
tation of the Scarecrow in the
Wizard of Or" will spark the
musical comedy where's Char
ley" which opened Monday, Au
August |, at Cleveland Heights
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NEWS from
News by Lennah Il. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7016
Happy Birthday


Telephone Park 9-7016
Happy Birthday
Jeffrey Cummings is now
nine years old. His birthday
was celebrated on July 26 at
his nome. His mother planned
a weiuer roast with group
of the boy friends present.
Card Party
The monthly card party given
by Chester Grange at Park
side Recreation will be held at
$3.50 p. m. on August Is. The
public is invited to come and
play pinochle and Five hun
dred.
Dorcas Circle
Mrs. Charles Stonke will en-
tertain the meeting of the Dor
cas- Circle at her home on
Thursday August 4 at 1890
pm. Mrs. Harry Mills will be
assistant hostess.
Grange Picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Russell
were host and hostess to the
Chester Grange for a picnic at
their home on Tuesday even
ing. Present were 55. A bounti-
full meal was served followed
by games in charge of Levi
Hartong.
Road Supervisor on Vacation
Howard Bond, Chester Town
ship road supervisor, is on vac
alton for two weeks. Shirley
Whiting, assistant returned on
Monday after a vacation of
two weeks. Robert VanHorn
has been employed as third
man for township work since
June 1.
Personals
The Robert Cummings family
was called to Brookville, Pa.
last week. by the death Of an
uncle Mr.. Cummings.
Guests at Sam PatterSonS on
Tuesday were Mrs. Robert Cal
lendar Of Piqua, o. and her
daughter from Pasadena, Calf.
Mrs. George Wilson of Toronto,
o.; Mrs. Ross McNess, Nc
Donald, o.
Miss Grace Peacock of Cleve |
land after spending some time |
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard |
Bond, returned on Sunday.
The Charles Griffee family |
have moved from the former
Klouda second floor apartment |
to the Harold Beech house vaca
ted by the Harry Kolsons. The
Scott family moved on Mon
day from the Josh Morrow cot
tage to the apartment vacated
by the Griffees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Con-
quer and son of Sheffield, Pa.
spent the weekend with Mr.. |
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-04

Monday, August l, the Jay
Gees held q dinner meeting at
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-09-15
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