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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

unucadi,S Sunuka %, a unuku IA 60
dina staru.
Njegovi mrtvi ostanci bill SUI IL
lozeni kod pogrebnika U. Paradise
Chapel, gdje je bila izmoljena kru-
MICA 4. juna u s sati vecer. Odar
mu je bio okicen brojnim vijenci-
ma cvijeca, kao sa vijencem ma
Seq odsjeka broj 795.
Ma 5. juna 9 sati jutro po-
dignuto je njegovo mrtvo tijelo sa
odra / zalosna povorka ga je ispra-
tia do crkve Our Lady of Perpe-
tual Help Scottsdale, zatim
je pokopan ma st. Francis Gene
terry. Nadgrobno slovo je procitala
sestra Julia Sliskovich.
U ime sveukupnog clanstva ma
Seq odsjeka neka ii je brate Mar
ko lahka crna zemlja u kojoj vet
pocivas, neka tt svijetli vjetna
svjetlost pocivaj u miru Bozjem,
a tvojim milim dragima izraza-
vamo nase iskreno sautesce.
Antonia Svob, tajnica.
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MILO MUzINA

Fayette City, Pa. - JavlJamc
zalosnu West clanstvu prijate-
lima, da je odsjek broj II HBZ
izgubio IL svojih redova dobrog
i cestitog clana, kao vrijednog
odbornika, koji je vrsio blagajni-
cku duznost "a dugih 27 godina
a to je brat MILO Muzina.
Pokojni brat Muzina bio Sc pod
vrgao operaciji pred par godina,
liza koje Sc ljepo oporavljao "a
neko vrijeme, ali Sc opet okrenulo
ma gore morao opet u bolnicu
gdje je zaklopio svoje trudne oci
zauvijek 80. aprila, 1856.
Bio je rodjen godine 1888. Il Po-
dravini, Jugoslavija.
Mrtvo tijelo je lezalo u njego-
vom domu bilo okiceno mnogo-
brojnim vijencima, medju kojima
Sc hjepo isticao vijenac naseg
odsjeka znak zadnje pocasti ma
sem dobrom clanu drugu. Tu je
takodjer bilo lijepi broj kuverti-
ca "a svete mise, koje &c biti slu-
zene "a njegovu dusu.
Ma 8. maja povorka je krenula
u crkvu SvetQg Edwarda, gdje je
odsluzena sveta misa zadusnica,
a poslije toga ma groblje u Belle
Vernon, gdje je mrtvo tijelo po-
lozeno ma vjecni pocinak. Mad o.
tvorenim grobom oprostio Sc cd
pokojnika u ime clanstva drus-
tva "Sveti Vid", predsjednik M.
Pokojni brat Muzina liza sebe o.
stavlja tri sina tri kcerke koii
su ozenjeni, jednu kcerku koja
nije udata, te lijepi broj unucadi,
prijatelja znanaca ovdje sta
roj domovini.
Neka ii je brate druze Milo
lahka zemlja / miriam pocinak,
tvojim milim dragim nase brat
sko i prijateljsko saucesce.
Mike Povrzanich, predsj
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

Tiskara Zajednice je nasa
zajednitka tiskara, da sluzi
naSim odsjecima / tlanstvu.
Nasf DDS sjeci sluzeci Sc q po-
trebi s nasom tiskarom u
jedno pomazu time uzdrzava-
Il I htad ovo poduzete Ia
jednice.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

proizvela naruceno, nego sto
je trebala.
Radnici su napustili tvorni-
Gu 80. lipnja u II iii II sati u
noci, ali ma njihova mjesta ne
dolazi nitko nego samo kom-
panijski strazari vodeci for
mani. Oni ce "a vrijeme
strajka biti "zarobljenici"
tvornice i cuvati kompanijsku
imovinu, setati jedan do dru-
gog j plasiti stakore. Njihove
obitelji j rodbina svaljuju
krivnju ma siromasne radnike,
koji su in zbog "neumjerenih"
unijskih zahtjeva lisili prisut-
nosti oceva i muzeva, koji &c
ostati tvornicki "zarobljenici'
do kraja strajka. No nece
nam ia rodbina reci, da for
mani strajkom ne CUBE nj
sta. zivit &c u tvornici ma ra-
Gun kompanije vratit &c Sc
kuci s punim nadnicama!
Neke dnevne novine donose
narucene clanke uperene pro-
tiv radnika i strajka, zagova-
raju sitne trgovce, koji su
najveca zrtva i najgore pro-
laze. Pise Sc da tvornicki rad
mix imade $3.50 ma sat zarade
i da prema tome bolje prolazi
cd trgovca i trgovackog ma
mjestenika. Kad bi oni propi-
tall kod radnika, vidjeli bi da
je najmanja plaza s jednom
tockicom $1.6S ma sat iii dvi-
je tockice Ia tezi posao, "a
koji je plaza $1.75 ma sat, to
jest $13.96 ma dan. Svi nisu
zadovoljni s podijeljenim toe
kicama, vec prema tome, ma
kakovom Sc tko poslu nalazio.
Ne cemo ulaziti u pitanje, da
Ii su tockice pravedno die
ljene. ..
Nisu stupili radnici u strajk
il ciste obijesti, vec il preke
nude. Ma strajku CUBE oni
sami u prvome redu najvise,
pa zatim trgovci, kompanije,
koje ne prave profile j ma
koncu drzava, koja gubi ma
porezu.
Posljednjih 19 godina rad
nici su izgubili ma strajkovima
svega 1875 dana. 1887. "a pri-
znanje unije 80 dana, 1946. -
80 dana, 1949. - 46 dana,
1852. - So dana, 1858, pri-
godom zeljeznickog strajka
13 dana 1865. - 3 dana.
Do 1881. su po zakonu svi
dani u tjednu, pa i nedjelja,
bill radni dani, pa Sc prema
tome zaradjivalo. No tada je
stupio ma snagu zakon o 5 ra-
dnih dana u tjednu, sto iznasa
260 dana ma godinu. Izgublje-
no je SO dana. Radnik je imao
ma 10 sati dnevnice $40. Co.
dine 1882. radio sc 121 dan
cd 260, izgubljeno je bilo 139,
a zarada je bila $500 ma dan.
1888. radio sc 199 dana cd
260, 81 dan je bio izgubljen,
zarada ma dan ma 10 sati ra-
da $3.76, 1884. radnik je do
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
Alinninna Ps

Ahquppa Pa = znalo Sc mnogo prize nego sto je izbo
sadasnJ strajkda ce korporace zatvoriti tvornce u
Steel Corporation e maa diva edna prize zbana straka
sve pripremjeno 25OO zracnh blazna guma t. d. Fore
mani su tedan dana prize toga traz broeve tefona svo
h radnka, nek su cd njih govorl da je proizvodna
premasa narudzbe tako da ie puma diva mieseca rane
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
PRODAJA u KRAJU

Prodajem kucu II Delnicama,
Hrvatska. Kuta je nova jednokat-
MICA sastojeca Sc Cd sest stambe-
nih prostorija garaze tie gospo-
darske zgrade vrtom uz niu.
Zainteresirani neka Sc obrati ma
adresu: RaGki Milan, IA Main st.
kirkland Lake. Ont, Canada.
(30-311
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

288 Stipe Markovic
800 Ludwig Cikovic
351 Gjuro Juric
374 Jakob Tonlicic
49O Imbro Fabijanic
$50 Josip Franciskovic
879 Fabian Cvitanov
9O8 Adam Crnkovich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
LIJEPA PRILKA

Ma prOdaju drvena kuca sa So
bama "a IS ljudi salona, te sve
sto spada u salonu "a rune
re-. Prihod nosi ma miesec do
$4,000 to bez salone tri sobe
otraga "a spavanje. Sva vruta pa
ra "a toplinu u kuci. Sve to mo-
zete kupiti "a $17,000.O0, to u
gotovom novcu SS,0000O. a drugo
ma otplatu. Ako Sc interesirate do
djite osobno vidjeti, jer ma pisma
ne cemo odgovarati Mike Ar
banas, 1908 E. 92nd ST., So. Chi
cago II, Ill. (27-2S-29-3O)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

81 Frank Kolumbar
81 Pavao ZugeciG
61 Simo ButOric
154 Alexander Grsak
159 Luka Brlekovic
1856 MILO Lucman
212 Ferdo Mihaljinec
222 Franco Crnkovic
238 Maria Semeja
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
POTRAGA.

dica, koja su nestala proslom
ratu. Prvi je Stevo SkrtiG, sin
Janka liz Cerovca. On je bio u
zadnje vrijeme u Stokerau u
Austriji kraj Beca, te Sc poslije
"a mega nezna nista. Drugi ie
Steve Tuskan IL Ladvenjaka, sin
Janka Marice Tuskan. On lie
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
KuGa "a prodati II North Hills

Pittsburgh, Pa. Velika kuGa
Cape Cod" Cd cigle, 6 velikih So
ba, Ia kupaliSte. Velika ',uhinja
sa prostorom "a stol. Moderni klo-
zeti "a robu, garaza i zatvoreni
prostor "a jos diva automobile.
aker zemlje, vocke, jagode it'd. Po-
trazna cijena S21, 500. - Vlasnik:
Forest 4-6422. (29-3O-31)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
MALI 0GL NIX
zAIED MIC ARA
CIJENTK

Obicna mala potraga, q kojoj
" trail znanca III prijatelia,
IN svaku uvrstbu ......Sl.O
Tko trazi radnike po Incl. 100
Ia tri uvrstbe ............ 500
Iko prOdaje kucu. zernlju,
trgovtnu Iii siicno, 70 Incl. 200
zenidbeni oglasi ponude ne
uvrStuju %.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
TRAzI SE

TRAzI SE - rodbina Milice Mis-
cevic, rodom il sela MiSeevic
kraj Josipdola, trazi tetkinu die
GU, koja su Sc zvala Marica, Pc
rica Anka. Anka je bila udo-
vica S dvoje djece McKees-
portu, Pa. Odgovoriti molim ma
adresu: Mrs. Rose Plodinec, 9O5
-23rd Street, Aliquippa, Pa.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25

rRAzI Sc: = Bara Grgetic r.
Salopek, rodom IL Ladjevca, ko-
tar Slunj, trazi svog brata Pc
ira Salopek, tula sam da SUI me
trazili zbog MEGA. ia ne znam
da Ii je xiv iii mrtav. Molim ci-
jenjene citatelje, ako o MEM ne
sto znadu, da mi jave ma adresu:
Bara Grgic, ul. JNA 158, Vim
kovci, Hrvatska, Jugoslavia, iii
ma adresu: Ante Medved, Box
246, Slovan, Pa. (3O-3D
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
SvJE:zI
GR0B0vI
Nasih dragih - Brace | sesfara

UMRIL CLANOVI III. 81
PR1JAVLJENI Cd 13. DO TO- JULIA, 1856
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-07-25
TRAzI Sc

CRAzI Sc - Dragica Bozicevit,
rodom IL sela Vidovska, opcina
Velika Kladusa i Cetingrad, ko-
tar Slunj, trazi svog brata Josu
Bozitevic, koji je 1920. otisao IL
Donore, Pa. Colorado ma mo-
torciklu poslije Sc "a Meg wise
nista ne zna. S mime je isao
Stjepan Tarbuk. Mole Sc cita-
telji, ako i'm je poznata njegova
adresa, da je jave ma adresu:
Dragica Bozicevi6, Vidovska, z.
p. Cetingrad, Hrvatska, Yugo-
slavija, iii ma adresu: Ante Me-
dyed, Box 246, Slovan, Pa.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
Barbecue to Benefit West Geanga Camp

The Big Bar-B-Q" will go to-
ward the support of the West
Geauga Day Camp, which op-
ened July 8 and continues in
session until August IT.
It's program includes games,
swimming, crafts, creative dan
cling and dramaticS, story tell
ing, campcraft, and many spe-
cial events.
Each Friday is a special day.
Last week on Friday the chill
dren had wonderful time Gre
ating newspaper costumes and
paper bag masks at camp.
The Bar-B-Q will be served
western style at the picturesque
day camp site on the Chagrin
River. The setting is made a.
vailable through the generosity
of Robert Williams.
Robert Bannister, vice-preSi-
dent of the West Geauga Re-
creation Council is chairman
of the committee on arrange
mentS.
Mrs. Peter Rub, Council trea-
surer, directs the sale of tick
cts. Tickets cost 81 so for adults,
$75 for children II and under.
or further information call
Park 9-7729.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
Timnons Named to Farm
Administration Committee

the country has a similar COM
mittee of three members who
are responsible for determing
loan applicants eligibility, GER
tifying the value of farms being
purchased or improved through
Farmers Home Administration
loans, and making recommend
ations on loan approvalS and
loan Servicing actions.
Each member is named for
a three year term and one ap-
pointment expires each year. A
member completing this three
year term cannot succeed him
self. At least two of the mem
berS must be farmers.
The committee works with the
county supervisor in connection
with all types of loans. These
include farm operating loans
and loans to buy, improve, or
enlarge efficient family-t y p e
farms in THE area.
They also include loans to
farmers or their nonprofit asso-
Citations to establish and carry
on approved soil and water con-
servation practices including
improving permanent pastures,
terracing, soil erosion measures,
farmstead water systems, irri-
cation, drainage, and many O.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26

his attention and saved her life
THE LITTLE deer h a d
seemed to be abandoned or her
mother was too frightened to
return to her. Mr.. Sperry took
the tiny animal, believed to be
about two days old, to the house.
BY the following day Bambi
was ready to take milk from a
bottle. For a time her appetite
seemed tremendous, as quarts
and quarts of milk disappeared
as by magic.
The beautiful little animal
made friends with all members
of the family and the dog. She
follows members Of the family
where ever they go and has be-
come a real pet. She seems very
contented.
Sometime ago she came up
missing. 1t seemed that she had
forSaken her friends and had
gone to live the life of a deer.
The next morning she returned
but departed in the afternoon.
Thus far each day she returns,
always coming from the same
direction.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26

Richard D. Timmons of RID.
2, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, is the
new member of the Farmers
Home Administration Geauga
County Committee, Mr.. Hugh
K. Clifton, county supervisor,
announced this week.
..s Mr. Timmons' appointment be
came effective July IL, 1856
The committee on which he will
serve determines the eligibility
of the local farmers who apply
for Farmers Home AdminiStra
ton loans. .-.s
The new committeeman has
spent his life on the dairy farm
he now operates with his father
His farm is located on Brown
Rd. in Auburn Township. Mr.
Timmons succeeds Mr.. Neal G
league of Newbury, whose term
expired this year.
THE OTHER two members
of the committe are Mr.. Ed
ward Kimpton of Troy Town
ship and Mr.. Berton J. Boards
ley of Montville Township. Both
Mr.. Kimpton and Mr.. Boards
ley are dairy farmers who have
been active in local agricul-
tural organizations.
Each agricultural county in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
Grant 81
Building
Permits

Thirty-one construction per
mits issued by John A. Baker
Geauga building inspector, dur.
ing the week ending July IA
totaled $258, ,285. All are for
dwellings unless otherwise spec.
flied and are as follows:
BAINBRIDGE - Ellsworth
ALBRIGHT, Scotland Dr., garage
Charles P. English, English Dr.,
two dwellings; Jessie Woods,
Lorain ST., addition; Leonard J.
Sypen, Rt. 400.
BURTON - Thomas Honston
Rt. 81, garage; Wilbur Thomas,
Jackson Dr., garage.
CHARDON - Frank Lishing
Mitchell Mills Rd.
CHESTER Marvin Half
Caves Rd., two dwellings and
two plumbing; Adam Kasick,
Ranch Dr.; John G. Young
Heath Rd.;; George Sickinger,
w. Chester Trail; Robert H.
Moore, Valley View, bath house
and tool shed; Paxton-ParSley
Devon Lane; William Callaghan,
County Line Rd.; Buryl McCra-
cken, Cedar Rd.; garage, Mark
LaMoreaux, Rt. 306, electric and
plumbing; Robert r u m b old,
Greenfield Trailer.
CLARIDON - Stephen Rep,
Aquilla Rd., garage; Ted Swim
ski, Rt. 322, dwelling and plumb
ing.
HAMBDEN - Lloyd Johnson,
Rt. 6, electric and plumbing.
MIDDLEFIELD - William
Jones, Swine Creek, garage.
MUNSON - Harold Scibbe,
Fowlers Mill, garage; Joseph
Gruden, Wilbert Rd., addition;
Gladys r. Walsh, Bass Lake
Rd.; John Gottschling, Valley
Vista, addition.
RUSSELL Walter L. Bueh-
,ler Watt Rd., garage.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26

Twelve teachers, new to the
Chardon school system are Shar-
pening their pencils and their
wits in preparation for the open
ing of schools in September.
Chardon Superintendent Ira A.
Garfield today released short bi-
ographical sketches of these IL:
MR.. A NDM RS. ORE I'm
BRADLEY, who have been liv-
ing in Chardon will add another
husband and wife teaching team
to the faculty of Chardon High
School.
Orrin Bradley, who comes
from Troy township, graduated
from Burton High School, at
tended Miami University and re-
State University, will be teach
ing biology and social studies,
world history and consumer pro-
blems. Orrin is interested in ex-
ira curricular activities such as
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
.Geauga Gets
$4,000
for Roads

More than $4,000 was distri-
buted to Geauga County and
the 16 townships by the state
recently, according to Auditor
James A. Rhodes. The funds
were a distribution of auto tag
fees.
The distribution is allocated
on the basis of county and town
ship road mileage. Geauga Coun-
ty received $25 ,439. %, and SIS,
1858 to be distributed to the
townshirh according to their
road mileage.
The State Auditor said that
over $40 million was distributed
10 county, municipal and town
ship governments within the first
two weeks Of the states fiscal
year, beginning July /.
AT THE SAME time Rhodes
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
Bambi, Young Doe, Finds
Home With Chester Family
By Lennah IL ond

CHESTER - A young doe
named Bambi has accepted the
home of the Kenneth Sperry'S
as hers.
Now at the age of approxim-
ately eight or nine weeks, she
disappears a part of the time
to live the life of her kind. She
returns each morning for her
breakfast of milk, which she
drinks from a basin and small
grain such as the poultry on
the Sperry farm receive.
Bambi has been cared for by
the Sperrys since June /. Mr..
Sperry was plowing with a trac-
tor and nearly ran over the
small animal. A noise such as
a lamb would make attracted
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
Geauga
Farms Are
Prosperous

Acre of acre, farms in GEAU
GA County proved to be steadier,
mcome-wise, last year than
farms in most other parts of
the nation.
Despite setbacks in the form
Of lowered prices for their pro-
ducts and higher costs for the
things they had to buy, local
farms stood up well in compa-
ison.
The story is told in a detailed
report just issued by the STAN
dard Rate and Data Service,
showing farm incomes for every
county in the United States.
Farmers in Geauga County
had gross income for the year
of 8, ,555 900, according to the
report. 1t amounted to a drop
Of 1.6 percent from the 1854 le-
vel. The dip was a smaller
Continued on Page Six
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
State Liquor
Board Cites

BULLETIN

COLUMBUS-The hearing
for the Geauga Aerie of the
FraternaI Order of Eagles,
scheduled for Wednesday
morning, was postponed to
Wednesday afternoon, a De-
partment spokesman said.
The spokesman said it is
expected to be long hear
ing because the Chardon Or
ganizatiOn plans to deny the
charges.
Geauga Aerie No. 2261, Fra
ternal Order of Eagles, was ci-
ted to appear before the Ohio
Board of Liquor Control for a
hearing Wednesday, July 25, at
9 am, according to Arletta Ga
briel, public relations office of
the Ohio Department of Liquor
Control.
Gambling devices" was lis
ted as the charge against the
Chardon fraternal organization.
AS a result of the hearing, the
board can suspend the license
for a certain period of time or
revoke it. Thirty permit holders
had been cited to appear be-
fore the Board for hearing July
"a to 26 in Columbus.
Board members hearing the
cases are Frank M. Krebs of
Dayton, E. G. SchueSsler of CO.
lumbus, Esther R. Hardy of FIRE.
mont and Robert Koch of Van
Vert.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26

band, basketball and track.
Mrs. Bradley, Amelia Matson
Bradley, was born in Springfield,
Mass, and met Orrin at Mia
specializing in the teaching of
mathematics, English and his
tory. She graduated from Mi
ami University in 1854, taught
one var at Middletown, Ohio,
and one year at West Geauga.
She will be teaching freshman
mathematics, algebra and Eng
lish. She will be assisting in
girls club activities.
PROFESSOR CHRISTOPHER
LANE, director of the Ohio u
niversity theater, has again re-
commended a fine teacher for
our dramatic, speech and Eng
lish work in the high school.
Miss Margaret Louise Phillips
has been doing graduate work
and some teaching at Ohio u
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26

Garfield Heights High School
and Kent State University. He
has a major in industrial arts
and a minor in health and ply
Sical education.
He was active in sports at
Garfield Heights and at Kent,
where he specified in wrestling.
Nick is married and has recent
ly been employed by the Erie
Railroad. While in the armed
forces he was stationed in Japan
and South Korea.
JOSEPH EDWARD DUN N
comes to us from Pennsylvania.
He and his wife and little girl
are now residing at Wilder Trail
er PARK. They move dto this
location from Waynesburg, Pa,
where he was attending Waynes-
burg College. He went to high
school at WaShinton, Pa.
His majors are psychology,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
Plan Dance
to Benefit


A semi-formal benefit dance,
beautifully staged, has been
planned for Saturday evening,
August 18, on the c. G. Raible
estate in MunSon, to raise funds
for the coming Geauga Hospital.
The dance will be held in the
spacious field house in the Peb-
bedrock Farms recreation area.
Hours for the dance viii ID
from 8 until ! am, it was an
nounced.
Working in cooperation with
the Hilltop Realty, Incorporated,
representatives of the pictur-
esque Pebblebrook Farms that
Continued on Page Six
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niversity the past year and a
half.
Her under graduate work was
AT Sui Ross state college of
Texas, where she received her
B.A. degree. She is native
Texan. Miss Phillips comes to
us highly recommended with a
rich background in both drama
tics and English and has had
experience in teaching in both
fields.
She will be handling junior
class English and coach the
school plays. She will also be
directing the work of the Ma
tional Thespian group and dra-
matte group.
THE NEW industrial arts
shop will be presided over by
Mr.. Nick Milkovich, who is now
residing on Bell road in New.
bury, Ohio. He graduated from
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
New Correspondent
Writes for Munson

MUNSON - Bette (Mrs.
Ralph Scheele, Mayfield
Rd., will assume the duties
of Munson correspondent for
the Geauga Record with
next weeks issue. She is ia
king the place of Martha
Duncan.
News and personals from
the Munson area should be
directed TO her at Chardon
6-238.
Mrs. Duncan's last column
may be found in this issue.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-26
AMERLIA M. BRADLEY

Chardon She has worked as a
student teacher a good part of
last year while attending Lake
Erie College. Before moving to
Ohio, she resided in Tampa, Fla.
where she went to Tampa u
University. She is a graduate of
Charlotte High School.
She is married and has one
child. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson
who now reside in Painesville,
hope to move to Chardon to be
near her work. She will be as
signed to third grade.
MRS. FLOY LOUISE RICK
ARD has extensive experience
as a substitute teacher at Char
don and nearby schools. She
attended Ohio State University,
and Lake Erie College. She will
be continuing her work at Lake
Erie College and teaching sixth
grade at Chardon one-half day.
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Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Crow
who have recently moved to
Newbury Township from
Cleveland. Mr.. Crow is a pre-
fabricator for the Air Maze
Corp. in Bedford. They have
two children: Richard, IS
months, and Deborah, three
weeks.
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announced during the 1856
fiscal year $2725 .13 was collected
in state highway patrol fines in
Geauga County. Total state pa
troll fines for the year exceeded
50 million.
In addition, $3.50 was paid
out in Geauga County during the
same period in liquor fines. Ii
quor fines were the lowest in
six years, Rhodes said.
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ng of languages and will be
teaching Latin and French in
senior high school.
At Grove City she was mem
ber of the International and Clas-
sizes Club and the Cana Chi sor-
ority. She is particularly inter-
ested in Tri-Hy-Y, Future Teach
erS and DramaticS.
one of our former future teach
ers, has now finished her pre-
paration for teaching and will
return to Chardon to teach in
the third grade. Miss Hills was
as many will remember, very
active in many high school &C
tivities in Chardon, and worked
at the Chardon Lakes Golf
Course. She is to be married to
Keith Starr this summer.
MARY ELTZ ABB ETH Nc
PHERSON is no newcomer to