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The Republican., 1956-03-22

thereof, or the District Of Colum-
bia"
| agree with Whitney Gililland
chairman of the Settlement Com
mission, that 1T would be a pity
if the people for whose benefit
this money was made available
Through the efforts of the Con-
gressl should be left holding an
empty bag
The history and current progress
.of Western Maryland will be dis
cussed by Senator j. Glenn Beall
Rep, Md at the annual Founders
Day Dinner of the Maryland So
ciety of New York on March %
The dinner will be held at the
Advertising club of New York, in
New York City.
Among the other guests sched-
uled to attend the gathering are
DR.. Lowell S Ensor, President of
Western Maryland College. and
Herbert T Magruder, past Presi-
dent of the Maryland Society of
New York.
The Republican., 1956-03-22
Holy Week Services At
Catholic Church Listed

Holy Week services at St Peters
Catholic church in Oakland were
listed by Rev Michael X. Carney,
pastor.
Palm Sunday. March 25 masses
The Republican., 1956-03-22
Plan Revival Services

Revival services will get under
way at the Loeb Lynn Ev. U b.
church on Monday, March 26, il
The Republican., 1956-03-22

and viii meet the needs of the com
munitN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13
AND SPEND This SUMMER USING ITS
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR SWIMMING,
FISHING, BOATING AND PICNICKING.
ON THE Wide PATUxENT

HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY FIND THAT PLACE AT THE
BEACH FOR you AND YOUR FAMILY SECTION NEW
COTTAGE SITES BEING THE FIRST TIME
IN zoo YEARS. GET IN ON SELECT THE
CHOICEST COTTAGE sTEs-TAKE ADVANTAGE PRE-
DEVELOPMENT TODAY ONLY sIs MILES FROM
THE c. LINE TO ENTRANCE CAN MAKE
NO BETTER INVESTMENT IN YOUR THAN KING
SIZED SITE AT BEAUTIFUL GOLDEN BEACH THE SUM-
MER COLONY THAT EVERYTHING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-13
HOW TO REACH FABULOUS GOLDEN BEACH
Directions:

Out PennsyIvonio Avenue Sc. TO
Broneh Avenue CMorylond Route
81. Continue on Route 5 through
Waldorf and Hushesville. About
one mile post fayetteville, look
for Golden Beech sign at Bureh's
Cos Station. Turn left and follow
signs 10 Golden Beech.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
Biggest Show Of
Season Coming On
Wednesday. Nov. II

ATtnr n HicceHsftH summer sea
son Of in-perSOn theatre and out
door shows. and tsIeuslon shows
Bill Haley and his Comets and
The PlattsrA have signed up TO
tour with what will be the biggest
show on tour Of the season q.
The Biggest In Person Show Of
1853. which comes 10 he Mime
apolis Auditorium on Nov. 2i. 1863
for ons performance at $50 p m.
Also starred on his show will
be Clyde McT'hAttsr, Frankie
Lymon and The Teen Ayers. The
Ciovers, Shirley and Lee. Chuck
Berry. ella johnson, Shirley Gun
ter. The F1airs. and Buddy John
son and his Big Orchestra.
Bill Haley and his Comets and
The Piattsrn both scored q tre-
mendous success In their tour this
spring. And since that time. Bin
Haley and his Comets have bean
busy making hit records such M
RIP II Up. Teen Ayers
Mother" 10 mention just two,
Haley and His Comets have also
been busy with their Tv appear.
hnces. among which IL their star
role on the NBC Spectacular. AT
lantic city Holiday"
The Platters took time this sum.
mer Ia disc now version of an
old favorite. My Prayer" which
lA currently among the top hits In
the nation. In addition TO many
summer dates. thsy's included per-
aonal appearances on tho Steve
Allen Sunday Night TV SHOW and
have been repeated guests on Ed
Bullivan's Toast Of the Town Now
they're kicking off the winter en-
tertalnment season by going on
tour with THE Biggest In Person
Show OF 1855 which will appear
at the Minneapolis Auditorium.
Wednesday. November ~. at $50
p, m,
Tickets for '"rhs Biggest In Per-
son Show OF 80" 70 on sale Mo-
vembsr . at tho Downtown Ticket
office, Northwestern Bank Build
Ing. Minneapolis. and the Central
Ticket office. Field-sohllek. ~.
Paul Tickets are priced at $3.50.
$500. t22n. and $3.50 including
tan.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
Additional Social and
Personal News

Mother Was Gucsti Concluding
mn enjoyable five weeks visiting
her daughter, son-in-law and
grandchildren. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam E. Jones' and family. OF 3ss7
stevens Av. Mrs. Ella Pruitt Of
Houston, Tex. left for her home
ON Monday. November 8. The
many sightseeing tours and other
courteAlsa extended the visitor
made her stay an enjoyable affair.
Now Residing In scatter Mr.
and Mrs. william Robertaon. for
merly OF 843 IglehArt Av.. 81.
Paul, and recent ncwiyweds are
now making their home In Seattle.
Wash, Mrs Robertson ia the for
msr Colleen Moore. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Plouis Moore OF
37iT Firth Av. 3, Mr.. Robertson II
employed at Providence hospital
as n physical theraplst. The for
msr Minnasotans like their new
home. but mlas their many Twin
City friends.
bridge Inncheoni Invitations
have been issued for bridge
luncheon 10 be held In tho Nor
mandy Room. Hotel Nicollet at
1870 Saturday noon. November
II Hosteaaes are tho Mines Bure
Carmichael Sr,. Charles w, Glenn
and Charles ~. Noble,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
Annual Twin City
Football Classic
Sunday In 81. Paul

On Sunday, Nov II at 2 p.
m, the llaiIic q Brown Com.
munity lIous" and Phyllis
Whcatley senior football teams
will square off IN what prom.
Uses 10 shape up as "A terrific
battle.
The game will be played At
Highland Stadium at Montreal and
Smelling Ave, ~. Paul.
Both teams have been working
hard In this battle that has be-
come a Twin Cities classic,
II promises 10 bs better than
ever this year as ths weather
seems to bc giving ths teams a
chance 10 display a wide open
game.
This viii be the tsnth meeting
between the two teams and prob
ably win be the best. Spirit is run
ming very high and there seems 10
be quite n bit OF interest In both
cities IN the contest.
These boys are young. most are
very well grounded In the games
fundamentals and some In It's more
intricate points, They are anxious
and viii give the fans n display Of
ambitious football.
Advance tickets are still avail
able and they are fifty cents for
adults and 30 cents for children,
They may be purchased at either
Hailie or whoatley, and II you
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS GREAT
BOOKS COUNCIL TO
SPONSOR PROGRAM

All Great Books Discussion
Group leaders and those interested
In becoming leaders are being CIV
en- an opportunity 10 attend one OF
the outstanding programs Hpon-
sorsd by the Minneapolis Great
Books Council. The meeting will
be held Monday November u. T.
30 p. m. Advertising Conference
Room, Minneapolis Star-Tribune
building,
The Grand Inquimtor," ii sslec-
ton from DoStoyeysky'S fine
novel. This Brothers Karamazov"
win be the theme. sheldon Cold
stein. OF Radio Station KUoM
Will do . dramatic reading follow
Cd by an open audience discussion
moderated by Vernon A. Rsa,
wayxata, and Mira Audrey Parish
Of Robbinsdale, both yetermn
leaders OF Great Books Discussion
Group
Mrs. Carl b. Fountain, l.. Ho-
ward Bennett. Mr., and Mrs. Henry
G. Harvey. and Mrs. Barbara Cy-
rus will be among the leaders
participating.
Members OF ths Minneapolis
Great Books Council state that In
tsreat In the Great Books pro-
gram has grown to such an extent
that new Great Books discussion
groups are now being formed, and
this lecturs has been opened 10
those interested In becoming
leaders 40 that all community a
dults may have an opportunity 10
avail themselves of the education
al advantages offered by the for
nation Of now groups in the
neighborhood.
FOR information regarding the
dramatic reading, or 10 Join your
Great Books dis
Cussion group, call Mrs, Lorene
Linder Readers Advisory Service.
Public Library, FEdernl s.07s1,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

SUMMONS
STATE or MIANEsOTA
COUNTY OF HEsSEPiS
Ia District Court,
Fourth Judicial District
Richard Frey. Plaintiff.
Va.
Mary NJ Frey. Defendant
STATE on MIaNEsOTA. TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT!
You are hereby summoned and
required 20 answer the complaint Of
ths paintir In the above entitIsd
action. a copy Of which is on file
with the Clerk Of the above Court
and 10 serve . copy Of your answer
thereto upon the subscriber AZ his
office At 1900 Park Avenue, In the
City of Minneapolis, County Of Hem
nspin and State Of Minnesota, with
In thirty (10I days after the service
Of this summons upon yOu. exclusive
Of the day of service. and II you
fail 60 so answer said complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plain
tiff will apply 20 the Court for the
TsiIsf demanded In her compliant.
GORDON g, PETER8ON
Attorney for Plaintiff
1900 Park AvenOs
Minnsapolls. Minnesota
tspokssman. Nov. .. . q iO
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
FILE No. sssT0
OHDtaN F'ON MEANING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOM DINT'MHngJTIOW

FILE No $500
OHDtdN f'ON NEARING F1NAL
ACCOUNT AND PtTrrtON
FOM DISTRIBUTION
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or uENNEPIN
PROBATE COURT
lie Estate Of Meta A. blackburn.
peCedent
1T ~ ORDERED that the final
account and petition for sxAmlha-
ton thereof and for distribution.
ffled herein, be heard on Monday
nso.mber ard 1853. at 2 o'clock .
NJ by this Court In the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and that all persons interested In
this estate present objections ~
any, why said pstitian should not
he granted.
T'his order shall be published IN
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according 60
law
tsEAL)
WITNESS the HON q J AN
pEitSON. acting Judge ~ Pro-
bate Court this Tth day Of
November 1855
ERNEST y IyOWENE
CLERK 81 Probate Court
Larson, LosviHg~r IindgulHt.
freeman and Fraser Attorneys
iotn Midland uank HidH
spokesman, Nov. ?. 10 4 iD
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
NOTICE oF NEARING

NOTICE OF MEANING
STATE or MIMI NFSDTA
COUNTY or HENNEPIN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT
In the matter of Herbert W
Hulin and Amabsl X. Buiin. his wife.
10 adopt Mary Ann Morris, u minor
child
To. DOROTHY NORRIS
You are hereby notified that the
adoption of Mary Ann Morris, q
minor child. on the 18th day Of
Nov, 1864.
Dated October %, 1888.
Norm Perl for
NemsroV a Perl
Attorneys for Petitioners
7OS Northwestern Federal BldH.
Minneapolis 2, Minnesota
tHpoksamhn, Oct. iej New. ., ~
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

want them reserved, call Halle.
ca. e-sssI or WheatIsy, CH 1854.
This is a must for fans vino like
fast Aggressive football
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
Fiis No. 1874
ORDER FOa HEARING WINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETnTION
FOm DlWTm1mUTFON

AONONNT ANU E1HEHNON
FOm DfsTm1mUTTOM
STATE OF MINNE9OTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPtN
Re Estate Of Matte Jones. also
known as Mittis Jonsa. DsesdsnI
1T IN ORDERED that the final
account and petition for eHAmina-
tion thereof and for distribution,
filed herein, be heard on Monday,
November 2sth. 1888, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ by this Court In the Court
House In Minneapolis, Minnesota.
and that all persons interested In
this estate present objection, II any.
why said petition should not be
granted
This order shall 10 published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according To
law.
CsEAf.J
WITNESS. tho HON JAMES
o. KEHOE, Judge Of Probate
Court. this 7sth day of October.
1864
ERNEST y. L.OHERZ
CiSrk Of Probate Court
Lena . smith, Attorney
I23 Palace Bldg.
(spokeaman. Nov. 2. . n lO
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

Don't forget the annual Twin
city football classic. IIaIlIe q.
Rrown ~. Phyllis WhcatIey sun
day afternoon ut 2 y. IN. Highland
Park stadium. st. PauI.--AdVt.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

} Bedrooms
$40, zoo Full Price

Completely and beautifully rrdec.
GRATED inside. FUN basement. n
W Heat fenced yard garage. IN
eellent terms WIN take smaller
house in trade. Mr. Russell Ro. p
sTSS
s-i7
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
STEELE REALTY
\. 2-2226 FE. S-44o4

3s25 FIFTH AVE. so. - Three
bedroom home. Newly remodeled
kitchen. $500 down.
$40 PORTLAND - Four large
bedroom home. Very well kept
Two car garage. Ideal for large
family or income. $4,000, $4,000
down.
2iIe f. 27ND ST. - Duplex con-
verted into four apartments. Si6S
monthly income plus owners a.
partment. Sil 500. $500 down
Il4o HUMBOLDT NORTH -- Du-
plex. sos monthly income, Ss. 900,
81 600 down.
EIGHT -PLEN -- Completely furn-
ished over SToO monthly income
$4,000 down,
tiOe 9Th AVE. so. - Seven room
home Full basement New furn-
ace. 50 900. Your down payment
may buy.
NEAR ANoKA-On highway No.
ise -Four acres. May be divided
INTO building sites Ideal for COM
uerctAl purposes. motel. highway
restaurant, or bareeqOe
johnson & Associates
StS Z 18th ST.
10. S32s Co 1893
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

Excellent South lccation- Living
quArters Lown rent A money
maker oaly sssoo Terms 10.
OTTS l. n B-s1 or PA s-sTts--
agent s-i7
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
AJAX GROSS - $1,000 DOWN

AJAX GROSS - 81, 900 DOWN
Close to Honeywell. Older proper
ty. but the income is here. 22
units. Nearly all furnished. On
bus line. Plenty Of parking space.
Income gives owner good living.
Call Mr.. King. PL 7175,
SPRING
WA. 7-s60l 42S9 Sheridan Av. 8.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

THREE bedroom stucco home
Acre and ~ with fruit trees. Gar
age. sl3.5O0. 6523 62nd Ave. No
OR. 7-9463. Sis
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

Newly decorated san room dupiex
Gas heat tes per meath. cAil -
WA. T-eesirf days % CH 1e17-
WA 3-s7ts svenings
STA
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
Lot For Sole

5lst and James Ave. North, and
others in fine locations. Reason
able price. Win build by your
plans or ours. Loans arranged.
Our construction department also
arranges remodeling on any type
Of building Call for estimates.
Lots At 1900 3Ist Ave. So
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
7. D. BURT Reolsy
RE. aAAZ

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
6T0q tist Ave M VT. old
bungalow, 3 BRs ENlll hsse. SIS
Handicapped lot. Gas heat. Sewer
conn Assume $500 4ec mort
gage Balance may be all cash or
part cash and CD. Asking price
Si3.
OWNER WANTS OFFER
3lS g. 3sth-=3 B.R- home. garage
fGn base Gas heat. close 10
schools a transp. Pay like rent
RAILEH REALTY PI- oa0s
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
ann yAvkRN

RARBERSHoP FOR SALE. RE
1871. Sis
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

TWO LARGE ROOMS. kitchen
and bath. Private entrance --- LO-
Gust 2726. S-l5
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
9Xx Russell North

Three bedroom duplex. Carpeted
and draped, living room and dining
room. Two furnaces. full base
ment.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

1918 9th Street South
Four bedrooms Modern. Gas hot
water heat. $500. $1,000 down.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

Three bedrooms down. One bed
room up, Full basement. Gas heat,
double garage. Leviton. HY. 0456,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
3A2S Sth Ave. So.

Lovely two bedroom bungalow
Automatic hot water heat. Fenced
back yard and garage. Priced to
sell with good terms. DE Vries
Realty. PA. 1854 or Mr. Reich
ert. co. 096l. Sis
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
WANT THREE BEpRooMs

WANT THREE BEDROOMS
Plenty Of storage space, double
garage large yard. gas heat
Southside location. Moderate price
with low down payment
DUPLEX - SOurH
Two bedrooms plus living room
dining room and kitchen each unit
Ras heat Low down payment Va
cant
SPECIAL
North Duplex with seven rooms
and bath each unit. $500 down. --
For more information. Call ....
WA. N. cASSiuS REALTY
RE 1850. MI t-7t04: TO. 2to7
Sis
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

Three room home. Five years old.
So 500 $500 down.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

Iots at 1900 3Ist Ave, So,
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09

6xx 18th Ave. North
1925 down buys seven room du-
olex- Two full baths. combination
windows.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
viton ReoIfy ~. 54sl

Duplex 1893 Jomes Az. NJ.
Two apartments first floor. Nine
large rooms up. Very clean. Price
$1s.5OO. Reasonable down pay
ment
Grocery Store ath Av. S.
Business section Full basement,
gas heat. Price $4,000. Terms
Six Room House
35xx Sth Ave. s.
Completely furnished. $4,000. --
Terms.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1956-11-09
l5l4 G. Franklin

Good business property. Store
front. - a. Apartment upstairs
Income SIS per month. Sl5,5O0
s. 900 down.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02
hntoOpen Youth
Canteen inChardon

On January Is, representa-
tives from adult and teen age
committees attended the Ameri-
can Legion meeting to present
the desire and need for a can
teen in Chardon.
The adult committee consis-
ted of Rev. Charles Strong
James Lisle and Richard Post.
The teen-age representatives
from the High School classes
were as follows:
Penny Watkins, Freshman
Andrea Carson, sophomore, Don
Trask, Junior and Tom Grant
ham, Senior.
Members of the American lie
gion voted to give the Legior
hall for the use Of a Youth Can
teen under adult supervision
free of charge. The Legion ap'
pointed Fred Epstein, James
Russell and Jack Clause to meet
with the canteen committees.
On Saturday, Jan. %, Al teen
ayers attended an organization
meeting at the American Le-
gion hall to make definite
plans for opening the Youth Can
teen. The adult committee pre-
sent were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Iisle, James Rus
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02

sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Post
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Macy, Pc"
ter Petrone and Mrs. Wendall
Tracy.
Fred Epstein and James Rus
sell presented information con-
cerning the use of the Legion
hall for this canteen.
Jack Clause presented infor-
nation concerning records and
with his brother Richard have
donated a Juke Box and rec
ords to be used and selected
by teen-agers.
Peter Petrone gave nforma.
ton on the use of a coke mac.
hine by local distribution and
will have 1t installed for the
canteen's opening night, Feb
IL, 1856.
Committees were made and
chairmen appointed for the
various needs Of the canteen.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02
utA Courthouse

adone, la to Steven Roper.
HUNTSBURG Andrew Sicz
81 .46a a to Charles and Helen
Sicz.
Charles Sicz, ELISA to Mildred
and Andrew Sicz. Charles and
Helen Sicz, 21.46a, .30a; 1.08a
to Hyman J. and Sidney Kaye.
MONTVILLE - Jacob Raba-
tin, house, asa to Mary Raba-
tin.
MUNSON - Chardon - Dana
and Carolyn Hartman, house,
"a to Robert w. and Jean Fiser.
NEWBURY - Florence Kidd
2.35a to Alice M. Sheffield, I.R.
Martin, new house, ga to How
ard l.. and Ethel Mansfield.
PUNDERSON LAKE L.
Tremble, LA to Robert Trendle
RIVERDALE Estates - Lau-
renee and Nellie Burton, la To
Steve and Helen Ivanovics.
RUSSELL Chagrin Falls
- F. w. Stanton, .62a to Da-
vid B. and Carol burroughs
George E. and Mary Inkster, 81
a to James G. and Jeanne Brett.
man.
s. RUSSELL VILLAGE - All
and Gertrude Sheer, 1.08a t<
Richard and Aria Davis.
| Common Pleas
In the divorce case Of Betty
Jean Vitantonio, Harold DR..
Chesterland, VS.. Nicholas Wit
antonio, 29O7 Murray Hill I'd.
Cleveland, defendant avs foune
in default Of support payment.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02
Pioneer Players Thriller
bMext Friday and Saturday

manager. The drama Is laid In
Central Park which seems like
a simple enough set, but Is
actually an architectural feat,
since much Of the action takes
place under a bridge, and an
arched bridge at that, which Is
quite a construction task. Trees
must be found to fit on a stage
as well as the other problems
involved in bringing the out
doors indoors. A great deal OF
credit should go to Joan Ait
kin and her stage crew for this
real enterprise. The lighting is
being handled by Barney Camp
bell, and Wayne Trask and Bob
Smith are working on the set
too.
Since the Pioneer Players al
ways pays royalties on the plays
which they produce, 1t was sug-
gested and approved that the
writer's In Geauga County might
like to see their plays produced
Anyone who is interested is ask
eu to submit suitable manu-
scripts to Carol Trask, and
should the play be chosen by
the reading committee, tn e
same royalties would be paid
to the author. For further infor-
nation on the type and length
play, call Mrs. Wayne Trask In
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02

amounting TO $3.50. For failure
TO comply with court order he
is remanded 70 county Jail for
1G days and can be released
by payment.
Ann Marie Sanders, Ridge -
wood Lane, Chesterland, is
granted a divorce from Roscoe
F. Sanders, Same address, on
grounds of cruelty and neg
lect. Property settlement is ap-
proved by the court.
A jury returned a verdict of
$l37.74 for plaintiff in the case
of Robert j. Baltitas, minor, by
his father, John F., 5241 E. 119th
ST., Cleveland against William
Hill and Tony Murfello, min
ors, both of Chester. The liti-
cation arose over an auto ac--
cident.
The divorce case of Faye
Qulgley VS.. Ralpn (2ulgley. potn
of Chester, Is dismissed at
costs Of plaintiff.
For want of prosecution the
SIS 900 damage suit of Bessie
Falls, VS. James Davis, Wood
land ave-, Chagrin Falls, Is dis
missed.
Charging neglect and cruel
ty, Betty Kuch, Rd / Middle
field has filed a petition for
divorce from Peter Kuch, same
address. They married in Ches-
terland on July IL, 1913. and
have three children for whom
custody Is asked.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


AUBURN - Jessie May Ber-
ger, house, a to Steven T. and
Lillian Sakal.
BANBRIDGE Cope Inc,
6.64a to George E. and Lois
Russell.
WALKER ALLOT. - Ida M.
Frost by william Klever guard
ian, house, .22a to william s..
and Mary Doremus.
BURTON TWP. Ellen B.
Laughlin, house, 5.45a to Frank
lin D. and Billie Hosmer.
CHARDON TWP. - L. r. Uhl
Harrey E. Vaught, house, 1.24a
to Wanda and Merrill G..
King. Floyd E. and Gloria
Brooks, 2.25a to Kenneth and
Donna Benc.
CFIARDON VILLAGE - Solo
mon and Ann Brudno, asa to
j. G. Hanley, Hoffman. Nor
timer and Charlotte Marwill, SO
a to Harold r. Payne.
CHESTER - Andrew and Al
bert Mishaga, Ia to Clarence
and Catherine Baughman. Ar
thur and Dorothy Dorm, house
1.02a to Helen Eichorn. Helen
Eichorn, house 1.35a to Arthur
and Dorothy Dorm. Michae
Quercion and Michael Sembric
1.03a to Steve Jr. and Heller
RACE. Carl ]. Brezina, .56a hall
interest TO Gizella Brezina.
CL.ARmON - Lloyd E. Tut
tie, 45.78a to Roscie r. Stone
HAMBDEN - Charlene Cap
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02
juveniles Held
for Vandalism

Investigation of a large num-
ber of mail boxes torn down
and road signs damaged on
Claridon I'd. and Taylor-Wells
rd., early Monday, resulted In
the arrest of four persons by
the sheriff's department.
Kenneth Earl Webb, 10, Route
COS, East Claridon, driver OF
the auto, accompanied by three
juveniles, charged with destruc-
ton of property, was fined 500
and costs by Justice Of the
Peace Charles Hall at Chardon.
The fine and costs were sus-
pended.
The juveniles are cited to ap-
pear before Juvenile Judge Rob
ert Ford. Five windows also
were broken in a dairy building
on Taylor Wells Rd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02
County Agent Urges Early
Tapping Of Maple Tress

Taking advantage Of an ear
ly run of maple sap means gain
ing as much as one third of
the total volume for the sea-
son. This may easily mean the
difference between a good pro-
fitable maple season and an
average season" Leland Schu-
ler, Geauga County agricultural
agent said today.
An attempt is being made by
the Extension service in Geau-
ga county to have the Weather
Bureau in Cleveland issue spe-
cial radio broadcasts informing
producers when conditions are
right for tapping trees and OBJ
tanning a worthwhile flow of sap.
Freezing nighttime tempera--
lures with afternoon readings
between 40 degrees and so de-
grees, F., depending on sun
shine received, are considered
idal. 1t can now be seen that
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02

The Pioneer Players of Gea-
uga County, under the exper-
fenced leadership Of Bob Nc
knight Of Euclid are all hard at
work preparing for the produc-
ton Of Twilight Walk, a psy-
Geological thriller, to be given
on February 10 and II at the
Chardon School auditorium. The
large cast, headed by Carol
Trask, Margaret Hage, Dave
Sanborn, Dan Finkel and Bill
Matthews are rehearsing three
or four nights a week. But even
harder work Is going on back
stage under Miss Joan Ait
kin who is the production