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Arrive Here
For Icardi Trial

Eighteen Italian witnesses
flown from Milan TO testify here
in the forthcoming perjury trial
of former United States Army
Lieutenant Aldo Icardi, have
arrived IN Washington, the jus
tlce Department SAID today.
Arrival of the Italians in this
country al a New Jersey Air
Force Base yeste. day and Their
subsequent trip to the District by
bus held all the elements OF a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES story.
United States Deputy Marshals
put the witnesses aboard the bus
for WASHINGTON and barred
photographers from taking PIC
lures OF them A Department of
Justice spokesman admitted the
i8 witnesses had arrived here.
but added that is as far as l
can go"
Trial Set April l6
1cardi goes on trial III Fed
erai Court here April Ii. He
IS under indictment on charges
OF falsely DENYING completely III
the bizarre Staying Of Maj. VII
liam Holohan curing a secret
World War II mission i'll Italy
An Italian court sentenced
Icaldi in abScntia to life i'm
priSonment for his ALLEGED part
IN Mai. Holohan's death.
American courts have ruled
that the PittSburgher cannot be
eXtradited to Italy and legal au-
thoritleS maintain he cannot be
prosecuted on the murder charee
III the United States.
Eight Counts Pending
Eight counts of perjury against
Ieardl stem from his testimony
before House Armed Services
subcommittee in March. 1853.
The subcommittee was delving
into charges that Icardi and an
other American officer first poi
,oned and then shot Maj. Holo-
han before dumping his body
into an Italian lake.
II convicted of perjury, Icardi
faces a minimum Of five years
IN prison on each count
Icardl, his conviction BY the
italian tribunal to the contrary.
he is innocent.
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III mrmnriam
JONAH, WILLIAM AND CECILIA.

LOMAN, WILLIAM AND CECILIA. A
tribute OF love and devotion 10 thf
memory of ms dear parents. father
WILLIAM LOMAX, who lett mc one
year agC, MafCh \ lpj5, and mother
CECILIA lOMA& one year Rgo today
Ann q 1850
The augels are satoly Euaidug
Two Sacred and silent gratre
For IN them lies tho precious nurs
0tCu nu' could not ave
LOVING DAUGHTER, MARY Il HAR1
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CEMETERY LOTS

CRYPT ~ FORT LINCOLN Garden OF
iue city must sell ~ ..d6NG 10
CRYPTs go For Lincoln Cemetery
Row > Serial No az IN Blessed
EattAmtpi Above real good bar.
gam 10 A-jH5S -
CRYPT IN Ft Lincoln Garden Of Mcdi.
taiion. with 4 burial RIGHTS VII. sen
"a
CRiPTS, Fort Lincoln Mausnleum
Chnice location, II and Section au:.
Row Reduced SSuu below list price
- fstu II
LO1 ~ NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
Fall. Church Va Reasonable price
iuf NulrE sale Fl ~ 80 IA
ONL LOT AND ! MAUSOLEUM. Close
'he toun,ain National Memo al
Para Call FL. 6.Js54. %
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DETMILER. GLAZE william On vi

dsy April q 1896, at Mount A!io Hos
pra. Warrington, d c CLAIR VII
AeH7ndria. Va husband Of Ruth Dot
nller, and father OF Judith Ann and
Ruth Doris Detwilei Funeral services
on Tuesday April Ia a. lu.:3U N .
from 'hs CUNNINGHAM Funeral Home
Cameron ard Alfred s. Alexandria.
Va In'ermen' Arlington Ns'iora
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DUE william Patrick. snddenly

on SUNDAY April az MS residence.
II Columbia 70 nv WILLIAM
PATRICK DUFF beloved huSlsrc OF
Mari = Duf father Of NJ Thomas
y Shs'Ior ana Mrs Eleanor L Thomas.
He Is also survived b. SiN srandcnii-
Grcn services At the {. n Hines Co
F4ners' Home. "nl iltn =. NV on
to Sacred Heart Cafhc'i. Churcf ism
and Park I'd ~ Ther" the holv sac
rliiCP o. The mass Ui.l he offered A. q
am for the rcpose 81 hts sou! Inter-
meut Phiadelphis "a 1Philadelphia
0sprrs please rOpy
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MAtKLN ANNIE X. In lo.lng rrmrm
bfautc o. uuI dear hgJurt ANNIE
X MACKEN who departed TINS life
seven years ago today arr q uiGr
Loved anu tcmemberpd ava,F
1Hf CHILDREN
MATTHEWS. GEORGIANA. In mcmor,
o. my doa mother GEORGtANA
MATTHEW'S Who departed IN. M, hi
years ago TODAY. Apfl y 1874
We watched yuu das bf DAY and erred
and PRAYED that your lite 0oula not
b. taken away
DEVOTED DAUGHTER IRENE pAGt
McCAtLEY. SARAH LOtIsT In r,tm.
utN Of NY mp'hrf SARAH LOUISE
MtCAUi EY Uhu died 'mtiy.niuy years
as0 to-day. Aptil u. ~
HER Son
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CAIN. BELLE MAXMELL. on saturtav.

Aprii : 1856. BELLE MAXWELL
CAIN formerly OF 100 Whitchaycn
s.. nv. wife Of the late BENJAMIN B
Cain and mother OF BENJAMIN B Cain
u. OF WsShinetor. c. and James
Walker Cain OF Houston. Ten Fgiends
may call a. Gavle's Chape' -
Will be held on Tuesday. AprN 80, a.
- a m. Interment Oak III Cen e:rr-.
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aeuiy. on Apr! ;. 1885, al his rest
dence. 1908 4lst s. NV, CLARENCE (
! AVIS, beloved husband OF Mamie G
DAVIS. and father OF Clarence r DAVIS
Friends may call az the Chevy Chase
tunerai Home. 5lu3 Wisconsin ave
NV. ANTI q a N Wednesday. ADril H.
thence 20 Fort Myer Chapel Fort Mver
Va where General services viii BE- hslo
a. va an Intermen' Arlington Ma
t3ona. Cemetery Canton. Ohio. papers
plfsSe copy 10
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DrRHNM. sIsIr MINGIIILn. on snn

dav ADril :. 1855 AZ the d G. Cen
era HOSPITAL! SUSIE wINGFIELp DUR
HAM o. lsi3 Coreorsn 81 nv. Ant :.
beloved mother o! Mrs Fannie "
Turner ard Mrg Ruth MsttcX She
a,>o caves m mourn hpr passing two
bco'hNIg Pussic and Jesse Win7feld
MANY nlcCrS nepheNs. other relatives
p The John 7 Rhine & co Funeral
Home Hul 3rd 81 sw Notice OF fu-
UrraI later
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RIIIER rnnMAs. sR snddenl, nr

Monday, April . 1855. al h!s Icsl,
denoc ll@1 "4th ST ny THOMAS
BUTLER, SR devoted husband Of
Lillian Butler. beloved father o: Mrs
Helen HILL and Thomas Butler, IT. He
also leaves 10 mourn his passing one
sister. Mrs Lula Farrngton. one
brother Willie Yarbrough both o.
Detroit Mich an aunt. Mrs. Rachael
Rogers; one daughter-iu-lav one SON
ln-laW several grandchildren. and a
host OF other relatives and frienoS.
Remains resting Al the John T RhineS
& Co Funeral Home 9nl sra ST, sg
NnllEn Of fnleral later.
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CAIoN. JAMEs ARIHIR. On Frlda

Apt. y. 1900, a. MS IeslutnCe- MC0G-
bridse Va JAMES ARTHUR CATION
beloved husband o. Beu.ah N Cation.
father o! James D. Msrgaret G. JOHN
Robert and Ruth Cation Also sur
viyed by one sister. Mary Cation Mul-
cshy, OF Fails Church, Va. and one
brother. Thomas A. Cation OF Silver
Sprins Nd and one granddaushter,
Remains resting a. Baker e. Son FG
neral Home. Manassas. Va Reauiem
MAJ on Tuesday. April 10, at 10 m
from Al Saints Catholic Church al
Manassas Interment ST. james Cath
olc Church Cemetery. Falls Church. Va.
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D4NIN, {. T. I~HOKTYI. MPWDPrt o.
~rNE Capita. Transit Pos No Al
o. 81 ::. /. ;. {: 4:
Home iluI Wisconsin aye
y where Legion services VIA be con
GHcten BY he Na'tona. Guard OF Honor,
Iuesc+ ~. April IL tnIG. AZ Spm
A DrVAUGHN. Commander
V II TAYLOR. Adlutant 10
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beFE OF tHf james Reese
Europe Uru NJ ) American
~lN TeRinn Auyi'a~y are hereby
vo'iH"d Of no death II our
n" member Mrs CARRIE
EVILS. ard are renuasied 20
"ssnmhie A. me Norton Flu
~eral uomr ~" You (, ~ =. Tuesday
April 10 1859 81 40 pm
MRS MIcNoNFTrE 2 C'ppFNTER
AR7 ANA T MuRcHlsov secy.
MAGrIPE wILIIM =. on SUNDAY
CuiDr No leioveA hiietard NJ ue,er
4 Maouire' brother ~ F"oers 4
iosorh g. Fraro'S and cha''es =
Naou're runera' rom 49, Tjr,N'i-
"anlon rurora' uorn" 3Sot C.oro'a
sre nv ~ wednesday, Ar-i ~ q,
-" an D-ru'o'r mass - c. ~
'hony's CHURCH t"'h and NFo"~oe ate
ne ~ Sc, Or~t"-mer. g. par-
monte Car,ets~r prnrx y Nov
V"-' o." ard Boston. "aes r"rr-s
please cow n
N.Ior SNTTFI On wrdnr-dsv Arrt'
s,,,,,,., a. .he . r.nera, "osn'iei
husband o. C.cr'ia Yqior He a'so is
g,r'ty"d nv ether r"'otivos ana fr'"rds
TIVE la'n - NFoicr rrav Ne vtewed
a. N" st~~a-t Frraral uo-'e 20 ~
"hcr" ,rr"ces VIZ he weld m Tues-
WooA'o".N Co,,a'nry
woCApT" IoUN 3. On sa,urdav Aoru
Z, lnW A. hts ree'dsrre Name 'as
We JOHN NrcAorv heirvtd huy.
baud ~ vsiro- - ca-,v f-,Ns- ~
mildred " prsrye' p".r- ssrde-e
lanes venroth " rraoc,s r anf
tohn e N"csrty ~" IS ,ieo ."-,tvsd
nv his rofhe- Mrs Beat~lce Dnhev
ono brother Arthur rrCat,v r-,ards
NAV ran ~ me 'irs-el howe of Money
ard Kinc Wanna ~ whore serv,res
WV be N"h 'ruesda" Anti 10 -, &"
nm ir'erm"nt Nat'onal Nomnriai
Nc'iTpE. ~'Tpprn nm sa,rrdao
Arr 1890 - yannspous " G
wv DprD w,C' T'PF se'ovrd -,its ~
Tho lo'" ioNr Mcclure hr,oveA
narouS n r. sis'o- ~ L-ltur p
p'ohr' ~ rinrinuatt Okio. Afrg ror.
stanre Hc.s and Nre Ca~nl rn'haYt
ho'N NJ "oeN,roinr n = Sor",ce-
- 40 pir"rdaie prnehrfSrtan ctutri.
pir"rda'e NJ m ruesdo". Aoru ~
~ m t-forrSrt wort 'Irrr',
corr'er" Arvarvetrnu'e Nv 'ts c "
utrne - ro,e-ni r'-roe. nont to-
rrR"'NS "FNRFTTA on rriday
nHal rF"ptrTTA prpvtNs ~ 600
uowarS ~ NJ Ghn ie etirttvrd he
mr. son 'amcs pcrbius ,-o hro'hn-y
ntb"- reia'itee 800 .rapv fri"rd, 20.
watrs res'irv ~ 'inrtor's s'or,uarv
t3nt You - ~ Nfnndav afinr u ,, n,
Fu"etai M Tuecdav Anrtt "a ~ 10
an from 81 tnhe't Frl~ropai crurrt
i'h am QUO ~ nv The ne" n "
nrowr o"r'a'ino Tn'nrmrn' rood'o -n
f'att.rtrVs u
PERKINS. LEWIS y. Suddenly. on
Wednrsdav S1ril 4. 1nlG al his resi-.
dencc LEWIS y PERKINS beloved
husband Of the late Eli2abeth "
Perkins and father Of Mrs MAY Wonc
and Lewis Perkins. ir Friends
MAJ call A. 'hc ~ Hines co Fu.
neral Home "nOi 18Th It NV after
IT, am sunday Apfil 6 marking IA.
gliue' urate'ide. services on Mon
men, Arlington National Cemetery. 8
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LEE JAMES, LEWIS on Friday Rprn
s. NV JAMES LEWIS LEE. beloved
OF Cornelia lee Allen Of PhiiadcInhia
Pa He also Is survived bv q sister
Moly. Burrs OF Harrishure pa a
grandson Alvin tee and other tela-
lives and friends After II noOn
Sunday Apri : friends NAV call a.
ms late residence. where services VII
he held at 6'3n q m &. Rev Tarl
harrison orctating TntF-mPnf Mon
dav. April @ in Harrisbury pa
Arrangemen's BIZ DOVE G Brooks ano
OTIS Alien o
'IW'S CARRIE. All officers and mem
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.""">SoN. CHARLES $. A special

% communication O. Wash
IN ngton Centennial odge.
n ~ No IL FAAM Is called
NJ w :cS n.lJ am "Wednesday
Any Auril H. 1856 for the pur
W. -oSe r: conducting the last
Masonic rites for nur late
Vo,s hiufiil brother CuAPIEG { Az.
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" IT n sOIV- HU'DIaTT- ~
DeNEAIE EMILY DITTOE. Suddenly.
on Friday, April &, 1856 az Rlendale
8 EMILY DTTTOE DeNEALE
OF ~ Jefferson s. NV, beloved wife
q James Leroy DeNeale and sister OF
Mr. Caroline Z McCauley. Mr. MARY
z Bennett Mrs Dorothy D Shea and
Edward V Dittoe. Services al the s n
Hines Co Funeral Home. aul IAN st
n - OF Tuesday. ApTi 20. At 3 m
barking facilities lnts-ment Rock
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), 1876. a, s!bley Hospital LOUIS II
kLAGES OF 2"b 9TH 81 ne, husband
Of The late Lena H KlsgeS and father
OF FREQ II. William Il and Margaret
4. kiares. FRIENDS NAV call a. the
Lee Funeral Home. ith st and MasSa-
chusettS ave ne. until . pm Tues
qaY' April l0 Services and interment
private In Enrf 1 inrnIr Cnmntnrr
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BRYANT. MARTHA. The ofheers and

members OF Electa CHAPTER.
WI No. 6. o. S. are hcleoy
w notified o! the death of
LNAAN Sister MARTHA BRYANT
Funeral services we're held
on Friday Apri. Il 1886. az
V pm. al the Mount Zion
Holiness Churc h, 81 6lst st, Fair
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bhN VT !ELD, CHKINTINE N. On sun
cay April $, 1853, CHRISTINE NJ
loved mother Of Mrs Christine Sparks
Friends NAV call at Naily's Funeral
Home. 5000 Rhode Island ave. at East
ern ave ne. until Ia pm Monday.
ApTil q Funeral services on Wednes-
gay April J. at @:3O pm. from Col
ber. Fureral Home Gretna Va
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REASON. y. " Officers will meet az
the temple Members NAV meet A. the
temple AZ a;lj m a. the Pumphrey
Funf-as Home Si3f Grorgia ave. Sill
yer Spring Md az 1n.IS am Inter
mcnt a. Arlington National Cemetery
Al past masters and members are
u-geS - attend
NORN'AE W EEpprS W Ns,.4ar
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BRADY. JOHN EDMARp. ot az orat.

ton St. Berkshire Nd. on AprjI
1895, son Of John L. and Nancy Pc
trelo Brady, brother Of Nancy A
Brady. grandson of Dominick Pc
tre!lo and John Brady. nephew of
Mrs. Rose Bailey. Mrs Julius Goodwin
Ms. E Herman. John d and George
A Petre!lo. PRAYERS al the Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 511 llth ST Sc on
tuesday April 10 al a;t5 am Mass
a Noun. Calvary Catholic Church.
ForeStville Nd at IL an Friends
ana relatives invited. Interment Ccdar
Hill Cemetery o
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KING. VERNON DoRMAN. sr.

on Sunday April ) 1888. Charles s
LA"RENSON beloved husband .! Ber
n,cH " LawrenSon inee I ednani Of
l.n"l Co!esvIlle rd silver spring Nd
and iather n Mrs Donald Bauer
and Ms '7hn p Atkinson There are
dSn FOUR Rrano ons M LaVrrn>or
TeSS a. The Warner Pumph-ev
Funeral Home >i3i Georgia ave eif
te. Sprine Nd where Servirp wiz 10
hf,1 on Wednesday April II. 81 Ia 10
~ lnteFment Arlington Na,'onaf-
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DrathH

HELEN LYONS tnee Huntu
On ModdaS. April y, l3od, al htI resi-
GencS, .uh Massachusetts aNt. Sc,
liam A, Lyons. daughter OF Ida A. and
the late William a HUNT; sister OF A.
Melvin Hunt. frlenas may can at
De held on Wednesday. April II, at
J pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
RILEY. LUCILLE G. on Sunday. Apri
holmes9 p. NV, beloved mother OF
Garcia OF Panama Also surviving are
many friends From 1 to II pm, Tues
day, friends are invited TO call at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1870 9th
st. NV Funeral WEDNESDAY, April H.,
az John Wesley A. NJ. Z Church, l4th
and Corcoran SITS. NV at pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
RUSH, GEORGE S. On Saturday. April
1896 GEORGE 5, RUSH q, 1898
Tilden rd., Decatur Heights Md be
zielerl and brother OF Mrs Victoria
Junkis OF keyser, W. Va. Friends may
call at Valleys Funeral Home, 300
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne,
April 10, at = pm. R>latives and
friends invited Interment Fort Lincoln
RUTH CLARA ELEANoRA. On Sunday.
April s. 1896, at her home. 1921 :I3th
ST., NV. CLARA ELEANORA RUTH.
wife OF the late Adolph Ruth mother
OF Earl A, and Erwin c. Ruth. and
Mrs. Stella r. Hawkins. She also is
survived BY two sranddaughters. Mrs
eleanor Valance and Miss Nancy Ruth
Friends may cali at the Birch Funeral
Home 3u}l NJ ST. NV, where services
Will be held on Wednesday. at = pm
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
SCHRADER. LII. COMDR. EDWARD r.,
cSNR. On March 81. at TuScon Ariz
he Is survived BY his wife Louise, and
children, Barbara, Edward John. Eliza
oeth and Margaret. Services from Fort
Myer Chapel Thursday. April Il, 1856.
at am Interment Arlington National
Cemetery
SHURLAND. GEORGE II. Suddenly. on
SATURDAY. April 1856. GEORGE II
SHURLAND. beloved husband OF the
late Marie L Shurland father OF Mrs
AVIS Rossiter and brother Of Mrs. Helen
johnson. He is also survived by FIVE
ssrandehildren. Funeral from the DcVol
Funeral Home ".34 Wisconsin ave
NV. on Tuesday, April 10, al am
thence to HOLY Trinity Church. .itith
and q SITS. NV where requiem mas
VIII be offered at $50 am. Friends
ana relatives invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. o
SHIRI AKIN GEnn-r q. ~,
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HtBBARD. FUVFRTRUE. On Saturday
Aprll lqIG FUNERTRIfE HIrRp n

=. - 80. Z - EFT AROr. HUBBARD
Of 'bul FIRST 81 nv, wife Of John
henry Hubbard she also iS survived bv
other relatives and many friends. No
tee OF funeral later ArranQempnts h
Malran & Schey. Inc
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Apri! :, 1850 az her nome 3I6 Farm
lnRto7 Dr. Jefferson Manor Feirfax
County Va NAPv JANE HODGES he.
loved wife o: 7ehu!an c Hnd'H mother
o. MIS- c W Wheeler Hvstfsvirp
Nd C. HODGES Chambersburg. pa
Harold W Hodges Falls Church Va
Hiram J Hodges r"attsvile Nj paul
HODGES Portland. Me Ted HODGES
Silver SprinR Mo Mrs Thairs pishon
Alexandria, Va Friends NAV RAP at
me Birch Funeral Home. 9n3a W 81
= where services will hs held on
Cedar Jill Cerpe.a-v "
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Mrs. Keenen
to Lead
B. & P. w.

AT the recent meeting of the
Geauga County Business and
Professional Women's club that
was held at the Cancer office
on Main ST.. Chardon, Mrs. Lii
llan keenan, was elected presi-
dent of the group. The other
new officers were Mrs. Marie
Miller first vice president: Mrs.
Margaret Ellicock, second vice
president; Eleanor Champion
was reelected to the office of
recording secretary and Mrs.
Mary Jonke to the office of
treasurer; new corresponding
secretary will be Mrs. Ann
Skidmore.
The Club was informed of
the coming State Convention
in Toledo of the Business and
Professional Women's club
which will be held from May
25 27. Delegates to the con-
vention will be: Mrs. Lillian
Keenan,, Mrs. Marie Miller,
Mrs. Margaret Ellicock and
Mary Jonke. Alternates elected
Mrs. Ann Skidmore, Mrs. Jen-
ME Davidson, Eleanor Cramp-
ton and Elsie SchWindl.
No special program was
scheduled for the evening. At
ter business affairs were taken
care of the meeting came to a
close as Mrs. Elsie DeGroft
was planning to leave on a bus
mess trip.
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Gertrude Parsons
to Head
Poppy Sale

Gertrude Parsons was ap-
pointed chairman of Poppy
Sales at the regular meeting of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary to Post 6519 Thursday
evening. Working ON the sales
with Mrs. Parsons are Marie
Boehnlein, Lee Fisher, Viol a
Gore, Attic Holmes, and Nancy
Speck. Plans are being made to
have sales on Main Street, the
Shopping Center, SchinagleS
Spears, and at the Chester bus
mess center on Friday and Sat-
urday, May IS and 26.
Window displays are being ar
ranged for the various areas by
a committee of Mildred DeMuth
chairman, Harriet DeMuth,
Christine Nancy, and I r n e
Rhodes.
Jayne Allen was voted into
membership.
Invitations were read from
the following auXiliaries TO their
installations Lost Nation Aux
iliary and Chagrin Valley Post
and Auxiliary on April % and
Gold Star Auxiliary of Fairport
on April "a.
Hospital Day will be May 8
at Grille Veterans hospital. This
is a Rehabilitation Exercise for
the recognition of the progress
of veterans in the various fields
OF rehabilitation.
Plans were completed for a
Grille Party on May l. This will
be a musical program wit h
planned refreshments for appro-
Ximately one hundred seventy =
five of the hospitalized veter-
ans.
Irene Rhodes read a note of
thanks from Hawthornden -
State Hospital for cookies and
candy sent for the Easter holi-
days.
The following delegates were
elected for the Seventh District
meeting to be held in Bedford
on June 9 and 10, Attic Holmes,
Nina Burnett, Irene Rhodes
Leanarda Wells, Loretta M e
Holmes. The alternateS are Cas-
sic Chamberlain. Harriet De-.
Muth and Mildred DeMuth.
Jean Giles gave a report on
the presentation of the essay
awards and stated that the win.
. ners would present their essays
at the installation of OFFICERS
Sunday, April 20 at 7::3O pm
An open installation will be
held with jeanette Brede, De
. partment Guard, installing the
auxiliary while the Post will be
Installed by Arthur Willard, pas
, , Department Commander, assis
ted by Edward Eben.
Ann Skidmore reported tha'
, the Tenth Anniversary Dinner
would be held in Unionville
; Tavern on May 10. All former
members are invited to attend
HoSteSSes of the evening were
Thelma Ferry, Jean Giles, ane
Dorothy Blair.
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tice of God Whidh brings free
dom and peace in the measure
that it is understood and ad-
hered to. will be brought out
at Christian Science services
Sunday in the Lesson-Sermon
Entitled Everlasting punish
ment.
Scriptural passages will in
clude the following from Pro
verbs (3:11, ,12): MY son de-
spise not the Christening Of the
Lord; neither be weary Of his
correction; For whom the Lord
loveth he correcteth; even as a
father the son in whom he de-
lighteth. ="
Selections to be read from
Selection and Health with Key
to the Scripture" by Mary
Baker Eddy will include the
following (42:19-21): Let Truth
uncover and destroy error in
Gods own way and let human
justice pattern the divine"
The Golden Text is from Pro-
verbs Q3:2D: Evil pursueth
sinners: but to the righteous
good shall be repayed."
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their wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HirSt are
having Miss Lavinia Russell
of Warren, Ohio, as their house
guest all this week. On Tuesday
and Wednesday nights, they are
going to the opera in Cleveland
to see Masked Ball" and
"FledermauS".
Mrs. Julian Bitner returned
home late Sunday night April
%, from Newport News, Virgin
ia. Doris has been in Newport
News taking care of her sister
while she was in the hospital
She went to be with her sister
on April IL.
Mr.. Robert Hawkins of Bass
Lake Rd. came home from Cor.
ey Hospital on Saturday, April
81, after being taken there on
Sunday April IS. He is conval-
escing at home this week. Mr..
Hawkins teaches the sixth grade
in Chardon School.
Sympathy is extended to the
Martin Evans family of Co
mema Farm" on Bass Lake Rd
on the death of Marty's father
Mr.. Isaac Evans last week.
Did you bake an apple pie in
a "Pyrex" dish, and take it up
to the bake sale at the Fire Sta
ton in Fowlers Mill on April
= Saturday? Well, If you did
Mrs. Aris Williams bought the
pie, and now she would like to
have the owner of the dish, il
they want it back, to call her al
Chardon 5-8230.
Mrs. william Armstrong;
mother, Mrs. Ray Higgins is in
a New Castle, Penna. hospital
She was a passenger in her sons
car which was hit by the trail.
er part of a semi tractor
truck. Her sons Paul and Bob
and their wives were released
after treatment, but Mrs. Hig-
gins was held at the hospital
with serious injuries. Mary FL
len Went to New Castle as soon
as she could, to be with her mo.
ther.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-26

Friday April 27
2:30 Brownie Troop
. 2:30 Junior Choir Rehearsal
Saturday, April 28
1000 A Work Day at Camp
Pi-Chi. All youth and adults in
terested in lending a helping
hand" to get the Camp ready,
are welcome. Lunch will be
served.
7::3O Chi Rho Youth Party at
camp Pi-Chi. 7:30 pm. to 1000
pm.
Sunday, April 20
GAS Church School for all ages
10:45 Nursery School
11:00 Morning Worship Ser
vice
200 pm. Pilgrim Fellowship
Youth go to Fairport to attend
Plymouth Rock Assn. Meeting
Monday, April 80
2:30 Brownie Troop
7:30 Boy Scout Troop
7:30 Explorer Post
Tuesday, May l
2:45 Cub Pack Meeting
Wednesday, May 2
2:30 Girl Scout Troop
2:30 Cherub Choir Rehearsal
p c Church Senior Ladies Aid
Seventeen members of the
Senior Aid of the Pilgrim Christ
/ ian Church braved the late win
try weather by meeting in the
Sanctuary on Wednesday after
noon, April 18th.
The meeting was opened by
the president, Mrs. Edna Big
am, by giving the devotlonalS.
She praised those who took
part or helped in working on
pancake dinners, Golden wed
ding, Festival dinners and also
the work committees for their
work and large amount of sales.
Mrs. Bigam then read a
short article in regard to the
May Day Fellowship meeting to
be held at the Methodist Church
in Chardon on May End.
Mrs. FloSsie Stone was host
ess, assisted by several other
ladies'.