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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04

any aSociety Which considers
itself mature. Well. don't look
noU, but commercial nv has
already established that national
thedter :"
Frank Quote Dept: Hal
Humphrey relays the story Of
the Canadian columnist who
asked Edgar Bergen how he felt
about a ventriloquist who allows
his lips to move.
Il think it is an objectionable
sin and proUeS that he is not
working at his craft. and that is
iDhy l am the IouSieSt Uentrilo-
quist in the business" came the
instant reply.
X 4
On the Run:
In response to a query yester-
day-yes, Ida Mae Sherburne,
rs, the expert on horse racing,
did appear on 1.-THE $64, 900 Ques-
tion," and took her winnings and
left. All she said was that
she preferred to stop and that
was that. Very refreshing.
The NBC Opera Company,
which will tour with Madame
Butterfly" and THE Marriage of
Figaro" has announced it's
S C h edule from October Is
Through December 8, and neither
Washington nor Baltimore are
on this list. : f. Richmond and
points south. and Philadelphia
are included.
Eydie Gorme is touting the
talents of 14-year-old Darlene
Gillespie. the Mickey Mouse Club
Newsletter" who gets the most
mail of any club performer.
Hazel Markell postcards from
Athens: Have had an audience
with the Queen for broadcast
commentary and today am in
terviewing the Prime Minister
for 3-Star. Then to Rome from
here. Paris, London, and the
Dublin Horse Show. Shows on
all spots for Weekday"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
900 Pm.
MAN CALLED X

x begins a perilous hunt for a
rocket scientist and forged
documents in East Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04

ing copy that goes like this:
This merit release on the
ENC squared label. is for Alma.
Jerry. Louise, Boopsie and all the
boys at Harry's Motorcycle
Driue-In, and Wilma H. and
Busz T. on the sirth anniversary
OF their going Steady-Sir tohole
hours-and the entire sophie
more class of Sophomore Junior
High, etc.
And if you think I'm kidding,
have a listen.
happened to be at the Wind
sor Park Hotels refurnished
Cosmopolitan Room the other
night for the fell purpose of in
viting headliner Jackie Miles
last on Perry Como's TV show
to drop by the Front Page Ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04

at the Statler tonight. he
will. and found myself in
the middle of a remote" for
the Adorable network and ap-
plauding without Felix Grants
prompting at the nostalgia music
of veteran Joe Reichman, the
"Pagliacci of the Piano"
Maybe you heard Joe last
night on WMAL-radio when the
Paul Whiteman Best Bands"
Show was played back via tape.
If you did, here's jolter-
all that music came from a
Seven-plece band!
l think Glenn Miller had more
men in his brass section than Joe
had on the bandstand Wednes-
day night-which is the way
things have been going with
Petrillo's legions these days.
The network trying to put to-
gether weekly late night sched-
ule of remotes might have trou-
BILE locating enough bands to fill
on a regular basis. 1t should be
worth an effort though.
4 X
Speaking of teen preferences,
Sundays TeleVue will feature an
article on Elvis Presley, the new
hero of the rock m roll set. /
asked Jackie Miles, who had
worked on the same bill with
ElviS IL he had any comments
to make about him and Jackie
elected to stand on his cOnstitu-
tional rights. II will say this"
Jackie grinned, "he Is an in
credibly handsome young man.
But at the pace he's going :"
x
Weekend Notes:
The Kentucky Derby and
Australian miller John Landy's
race will be televised tomorrow
afternoon by WTOP-9.
Same night. same channel, Noel
Coward presents and stars in
This Happy Breed" One Of
the feats Coward's staff Of
magicians will have to perform
is the rapid "aging" of the
principal characters required by
the script.
On WRC-4, meanwhile. the
relaxed Mr.. Como will meet the
relaxed Mr.. George Gobel.
Sundays schedule should be
distinguished by the Maurice
Evans production of THE
Cradle Song" on Hall of Fame
a to $50, WRC-4. Scholastic,
the widely circulated educational
publication, paid a fine tribute
to this series recently. An
article praised the Evans pro-
gram for performing the func-
ton of a national theater and
right in the nations living
room" 1t further states:
For decades, drama critic,
and patrons hare been bemoGn.
ing the fact that there is M
national theater' in America
an important cultural facet Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
TV
INFORMATION

Following is supplement
tary information on today's
television programs listed in
last Sundays TeleVue.
1890, WTOP (9)-Person
to Person; Edward r. Muir
row visits with Jayne Mans
field from Manhattan, and
Mickey Rooney from Holly
wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
ON THE AIR
Bring Back Those
Bond 'Remotes'
ON THE AIR
By BERNIE HARRISON

that TV has discovered" band music attraction
wouldn't be dandy radio suddenly out of its
unked the late night disc shows and began doing remotes
from the clubs that still feature orchestras?
would miss those long playing
when they're not simplifying the commercials read
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-04
600 PM.
JIM

A spoiled girl makes trouble
for Jim on a hunting safari
in the episode Blood Money
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0:3O PM.
TOWN AND
COUNTRY TIME

Jimmy Dean and the Texas
Wildcats with a toe tappin'
medley Of country-style music.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01
Echo Boy. Fortnight Come Close
Jerry Binn's Patricia Takes Amelia
Horse Show HOnOrs From Big Field

Jerry Binn'S Patricia won top
honors in the Amelia Bride c III b
Horse Show last Saturday at the
Fair Grounds. Echo Bay. owned by
K. NJ Bruce and ridden by C. F.
Blair, and Porlight. owned and rid
den by Mrs. Lamont Bryan. shared
the runner-up honors. Other results
were:
Pleasure Horse Class Sandy. j
R. Edgerton; Shannon. Florence
Barnard; Lady Nelly Mae Stonnell.
Lead Line Class Thunder. San
dra Little, Sambo, George o. Har-
dy, "; Prince. Meredith Hardy.
Green Working Hunters-E h 0
Bay, c. F.. Blair: Social Error, So
Beginner Class LIST Div Bud
Richardson =
Junior Hunter over Jumps-Pa
tricia. Jerry Binns; Sun Lark. Bette
Steger; Kentucky. Mary Ancell
Ladies Working Hunters-P O t.
light. Mrs Lamont Bryan; Little
Wings. Mrs. James jenkins; Aus
solas, Evelyn Droge.
Beginner Class-Clst Div. l-Buo
| dy's Lady Allen. James Leroy
Cary. Prince, John Courier; Sam
DO, Bill Courier. End Div Lady
Sonny Martin, La Paloma. Freddie
Carnage; Beauty. Gail Dorset.
/ Open Green Working Hunters
Social Error, X. M. Bruce: Retha
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01
(.iluia

Nj IS G. rry Rudcrshauscn, of
Richmond. spent the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
t. j. Rudershausen.
Ardean Hastings. of Amelia
spent the week end with Ramona
Dodson- They spent Sunday with
8lanton Felts.
Edith Barnard spent the week
md with Audrey Gil OF Mann
bD"o.
Mis-. A NJ Dodson. Aubrey and
Ramona. MI. and Mrs. T. c.
3easloy and Ardean Hastings
notored to Lynchburg Saturday
where thev spent the day with
Nr and Mrs. Sidney Allen and
sons.
jimmie Russell went to Mar
lnsville Sunday where be enjoyed
he car races
The community is very sorry
q hear that MIS-. Marley Barder
$ in the hospital
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01

Jerry Binns: Little Wings. MRS.
James jenkins; Ocean Rose, Lee
Richardson.
Working Hunter Division Champ
'onship Fortnight. Mrs. La m t
Bryan; Reserve: Patricia. Jerry
Binns: Junior Division: Patricia,
Jerry Binns; Reserve: Sun Lark,
Bette Steger.
Green Working Hunter Division
Championships Bay. K M
Bruce: Reserve: Rethalynn. Lee
Richardson
Trophy winners included Mrs
Florence Doyle. of Amelia. the Am
ella Bride Club Trophy; Miss Emf
ly Bryan, of Goochland. the Junior
Equitation Trophy: Miss Edith An
cell. of Midlothian. Owners Up Tro-
ply. and Mrs. Lamont Bryan. OF
Goochland. winner of the St. Johr
Boycott Memorial Trophy in the
Open Working Hunter Class. The
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01
Trenholm

Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvey
Palrhore, Sunday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Pettus. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C: Cleveland and daughter, OF
Richmond. and Mr.. and Mrs. R.
B. Swami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Raymond. Of
Farmville, visited his daughter
and on-in-laW, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Denoon. last Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Denoon and Mrs,
Freddie Calhoun were business
visitors in Richmond, Wednes-
day.
Bobby Duke, of Richmond,
spent several days at his home
ocre last week.
Caution Steeer, of Hampton,
is spending several days with his
Gus rs, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. De-
noon
Mrs. Maize Palmore. MI. and
Mrs. Floyd Palmore and son. Mrs
Nellie Cole and Nanny May Cole
Carroll Palnore. Mr.. and Mrs
Montell Cole and family, of Rich
mond. Miss Lorene Denton. OF
Macon. and Buddy Denton visited
Betty Lou Denton. of the Orph-
anee in Salem. Sunday She used
/ 10 live in this community.
MI and Mrs. H. o. Williams
visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Swami
Sunday
/ Miss Betty Jane Wills was a
business visitor at Richmond
Monday
Visitors of Mrs. and Mrs. w
l. Stokes, Sunday. were MI. and
Mrs Sidney Stokes and son. Allan
Of Ballsville. and Mr.. and MIS-. H
ID. Mcclure and son. Lance. and
Debbie Wilson of Guinea
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hatcher
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Denoon. Mrs
r. j Willis, Bula Ann Hatcher
Kenneth Hatcher. Nancy STRAIT
ton and Emma Jean Dcnoon went
to Richmond Sunday night to
hear Billy Graham.
Nh and Mrs. Freddie Calhoun
and family we've dinner guests OF
Nh. and Mrs Charles Dcnoon on
Sunday.
Curtis Wilburn, of Richmond
visited hls mother, Mrs Alma
Wllburn, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bagby Jones were
callers IN Richmond Friday even
ing.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01
Burkeville, RID

Mrs. Viola Laneave, of Peters
burg. is spending some time with
her daughter and family. MIS-
Herman Cook, and Mr.. Cook.
Mothers Day visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Hickman were Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Morris and Donald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hickman and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Hickman and
family. Nh and Mrs. Harvey
Thorpe. Carolyn R.ckman, Tho
mas Boiling, Mrs billiard Scruegs
and children and Maggie and Lois
Elliott
Willie Hickman and Mrs. Her
bert Morris and Donald spent
Saturday in Richmond with Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Hickman
Mrs. Al Schmidt was hostess
at a Stanley party in her home
Saturday night Of last week.
Ann Bowen is working IN Ciays
Market at CreWe.
billiard Scruegs was & dinner
guest Sunday of his mother, Mrs
Alverta Scruggs, at Rice Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Scruggs and Harry
visited in the same home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Scruggs
made a business trip to Rich
mond Friday, and also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Thorpe and Mr.
and Mrs Preston r ckman and
attended the wrestling matches
at Strawberry Hill Gloria Jane
stayed with Mir and Mrs. Thorpe
until Sunday and they accomp-
anied her home.
Otha. Shirley and James ScrueeS
attended a Weenic roast at the
Elliott home near Jcnnlng OrCin-
airy Monday night
Members and guests of the
Presbyterian Church in Burke
vile enjoyed wonderful scimCn
Sunday by the guest minister, the
Rev. Eugene Inslcv.
On Friday evening. May IS, the
Women Of the Presbyterian
church Will celebrate their an
nual birthday party. Friends ana
families are invited to attended
Mrs. L. H Tuck spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. c. II.
Schmidt.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01

lynn. c. F. Blair: Echo Bay. c. F.
Blair.
Junior Working Hunters-Patricia
Jerry Binns: Sun Lark. Bette Ste
ger; Kentucky, Mary Ansell
Owners Playboy. Edith An
cell; Lady. Carolyn Stonnell; Bud
dy's Lady Allen, Brenda Cary.
Working Hunters-Aussolas, Eve
Ign Droge; Ocean Rose, Lee Rich
ardson; Chips Rival, Judy Blevins
Junior Hunter Hacks -Patricia
Jerry Blnns; Sun Lark. Bette Ste
ger: Kentucky. Mary Ancell
Green Working Hunter Hacks
pethalynn, Lee Richardson; Socia
Error. Sonny Martin; Little Wings
Mrs. James Jenkins.
Amelia Bride Club Glass La Pa
Iona. Florence Doyle; Buddy's La
dy Allen. Brenda Cary; Lady Bug
Ann Courier.
Open Working Hunters Fortnight
Mrs. Lamont Bryan; Chips R ixal
Judy Blevin: Patricia, Jerry Binns
Junior Equitation- Magnolia. En-
ily Bryan, Patricia, Jerry Binns
Miss Priss. Craige Todd.
Green Working Hunters owe
Fences-Echo Bay, c. F.. Blair
Revel Soldier. Kathleen Bale y
I Rethalynn, c. F. Blair.
/ Working Hunter Patricia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01

nesday night A lovely evening
was enjoyed by the eight men,
bers present.
The community is sorry to hear
Mrs Jessie Gillian is in the hos
pital
Mrs. w E Robertson. Mrs. A.
M. Dodson. Aubrey, and Ramona
spent Wednesday in Richmond
Mrs Elmer Felts three sisters
from Richmond and Chesterfield
visited her Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Dennv and
family spent the week end with R.
B. Denny
The WSCS and MYF served
lunch at the Amelia Horse Show
Saturday.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01
SPACE-SAVING

The Federal Civil Defense Adj
mlniStration is expected to save the
Government hundreds of thousands
OF dollars a year" by looking lit
tie harder for unused Government
warehouse space, according to Sen
atOr Jackson D.. WASH, who said
the new approach already had
brought about a 500 900 saving
This resulted, he said. when the
agency dropped plans to rent 300
600 square feet of commercial ware
house in three towns in that state.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01

Mrs Lucy Lewis, of Richmond
is spending the week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Den
NY
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Dodson. Aubrey, and MS. j. N
Russell and sons motored to
Richmond to see the submarine
launched at the Richmond dock
and went to Byrd Air Field.
Mn and Mrs. P. w. Barnard.
Curtis and David Felts and Mrs
Hazel Beasley went to hear Billy
Graham Sunday night.
The w. S. c. S. met in the
home of Mrs. Ray Jenkins We'd
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-01

Boycott award is presented annual
ly in the hunter class in memory Of
the late St. John Boycott. Of Amelia,
It was donated four years ago by
Miss Virginia Boycott, now living
in New Jersey.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27
CHURCH NEWS

First Congregational Church
ClaridOn
Weekly Calendar:
Thursday December %
800 Senior Choir rehearsal.
Sunday December 80
Last Sunday of the Old Year"
1000 The Church School
11:00 The Morning Worship
Service sermon theme The
Timeless In The Midst Of
Time. New members will be
received into the fellowship of
the Church at this the last
service of the year.
Thursday January 3
The Annual Business Meeting
of the Church preceding the
meeting there will be a Cow
cred Dish Supper.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27
Sheriff Lists
Geauga Thefts

A rash of burglaries in Geauga
County over the weekend was
reported by the sheriff's depart
ment.
The same system was used
in gaining entrance to two res
idents in the Chagrin Falls area.
Glass was smashed in front
doors. A lady's pocketbook with
fooled leather strap and a flash
light were stolen from the home
of Thomas Melville, 13 Daisy
Lane, off Rt. 422 in Rolling
Ridge Colony.
Christmas gift packages, a
wallet and packages of cigarets
were taken from the residence
of c. Ramsey Swain, Rt. 422 and
Auburn Center Rd. Rev. Swain
is pastor of Auburn Church.
John O'Malley, 957 E. 232nd
ST., Eastiake, reported a build
ing on his property on Rt. 608,
South of BIO Railroad, was
forcibly entered.
Forty-five dollars was stolen
from the cash register in the
Chiodi grocery, Rts. 6 and 166,
Hambden, early Sunday. Albert
Chiodi proprietor, said he was
aware that the burglar alarm
on the front door was out of
order and was unable to get
it repaired.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27

entail. Recreation areas must
be provided. For public facil-
tiles, maybe 10000 acres.
"You might have 10000 acres
for institutions, he said.
Mr.. Laidlow outlined begin
ming steps for the commissions
election of officers, committee
for bylaws work program and
funds.
Residents must become in
terested, and an arterial high
way plan made before an all
important subdivision CODE" he
said. This is a guide to land
development and population
trends must be considered. Plan
ming is really uniformity in the
midst of diversity. A planmer
is a doctor of communities.
"A professional staff is need
ed. The commission makes pol
icies. You might get a start at
$40, 900 per year, some money
coming from civic sources as
in Lorain County" he added.
Commission members will
meet with county commissioners
at 8 pm. Jan. Z.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27
List Geauga Jurors
for January Term

Grand and petit Jurors to
serve during the January term
of Geauga Common Pleas Court
were drawn from the wheel
in the office of Clerk of Courts
Donald Philips, Saturday morn
ing, Dec. %. Grand jurors will
report at $50 am. Jan. Z,
petit jurors to come when called,
Grand Jurors
NEWBURY - Marjorie Ann
Glanzer, Rt. A.
BAINBRIDGE - Alice Scott
Lansing. Andima McOmish, 277
Franklin ST. Lucy Webster
Wise, Geauga Lake Rd. Clyde
C. Chambers Sr., 36 Oak st.
CLARIDON Betty Jane
Smith, Old State Rd.
AUBURN - Leona May
Franks, Valley r. d
CHARDON - Irene Elizabeth
Opper, 325 South st. Elgia
Lynn Lee, 301 Water ST.,
CHESTER - Norma Edith
Hill, Mulberry Rd. Earl Frank
lin Brown, AIT Opalacka DR..
HAMBDEN - Clarence Mar
ion Randles, Chardon Windsor
Rd.
MIDDLEFIELD E lois e
Grace Towne, Grove ST.; Grace
Reed Hosmer, 1874 E. Elm St.;
Steve Mesarch, N. State st.
HUNTSBURG Maryellen
Rose, Rt. 528; Rosemary Boehn-
lein, Rt. 322.
RUSSELL - Helen Matthews,
Rt. 306.
MUNSON - Milton Theodore
Hickman.
MONTVHLE - Helen Anna
Stochl, Leggett Rd.
Petit Jurors
TROY - Marie F. Sopjack,
Steve Denchak, Trilby Cum
mings, Iris Patterson, Mumford
Rd.; Jerry Joe Dolezal, Snow
Rd.
BAINBRIDGE Mariana
Miles, 60 Pine ST.; Calvin Lom-
mler, Rt. 306; Lucille Wiley
Blumer, 841 Lucerne Dr.; Eliz-
abeth Mackenzie, AIT Rock
spring DR..
RUSSELL Ruth Bargar,
Hillbroo'. Lane Warren Edward
Fitch, F'airmount Rd.; Norton
A. Buchanan, Fairmount Rd.;
Harold Dean Williams, Hemlock
Point Rd.; Dale Ernest Haney,
ia HazelWood Dr.; Robert Cliff
on Blair, 108 Mapleridge Rd.
NEWBURY - Betty Ann Ford,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27

Fairmount Blvd; Carl Angelo
Scafe, Fullertown Rd. Kathleen
Sumner, Pekin Rd. Grace
sabel Martin, Pebble Ledge
Francis Miller Farm, George
Francis Miller ; Charles william
Glanzer, Rt. A Lillian Bertha
Czerr, Valley View DR..
CHESTER Ralph w. Kneale
Caves Rd.; Arlene Lyman, Sher-
man Rd.; Julia Uretta Bohne,
Rt. 322; Leonard Irving White,
Sherman Rd.; Thomas Ford
Battles, Heath Rd.; Almanac
Fenstermaker, Rt. 306: Gene
We've Ball, Gear r.
MIDDLEFIELD - Raymond
Wayne Rhodes, Thompson Ave:
Lawrence H. Huff, Grove ST.;
George Robert Phillips, S Main
st.
CHARDON Marguerite G.
Thrasher, lit Goodrich ct.
Quenton Clark Hensley, 113 Hunt
ington st. Grace Whitney, 307
South ST., Sophia Ann Barnett,
Clark Rd. Dorothy A. Zoszak,
Center ST.; Maggie Melyina
Maybe, Center ST.; Halle Frank
Golf, 130 Court st. Matilda
A. Janek, Downing DR..
AUBURN John Reithoffer,
Auburn Corners.
BURTON Ernest Freder-
lex Pfenniger Lucille Agar
Novak, Route TOO.
HAMBDEN = Erwin Webster
Carver.
CLARIDON - Frank Erastus
Spencer, Aquilla Rd.
PARKMAN - John Shirley
Shipman, gorge Edward
TakacS.
AQUuLA VILLAGE - Marg-
aret Huranua, lit Loring DR..
MUNSON - Paul Elbert Whit
right, ThWig Rd. J; Marjorie
Webster Hoffmeier, Fowlers
Mills Rd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27
CHS Students
See Assembly
on Science

Chardon High School stud
entS had a treat in the form
of an assembly, Friday, Dec
ember IA.
The show called "PrevieWs
of Progress was a series OF
demonstrations of new scient-
ific miracles from the research
laboratories of America and
sponsored by General Motors.
The speakers were Mr.. w.
Metzel and Mr.. G.. McGill.
Among the many interesting
things shown were.
A demonstration showing the
fastest method known to pro-
duce synthetic rubber.
A "Sunmobile", a model car
which runs on sunlight.
A demonstration of micro
waves, the latest means of ell
ectronic communication.
A "cold" stove, cooking with
out electricity or gas.
A demonstration of jet pro-
pulSion and the fundamentals
of the gas turbines.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27
Square Dance
Lessons Planned
in Burton

BURTON - The Burton P.
ia. recently announce plans
to sponsor adult classes in
Square Dancing. These classes
will be held at the Burton High
School Gymnasium. They are
open to anyone interested in
learning the ''how to- of Square
Dancing.
A total of six classes will be
held beginning on the Tenth of
January at 800 PM. The class
es will be held on the second
from 800 to 1000 Pm.
The class will also be open
to students in the tenth, elev-
eth and twelveth grades. Id
iviuals as well as couples may
register.
A registration fee is being
charged for the six lesson
course. Anyone interested in
registering for the classes may
do so by contracting Mrs. A.C.
DiMarchi, Burton, Mrs. Clifford
Erikson, Burton or Mr.. Roy
Emerson, Burton. Students
should register with Mrs. A. c..
DiMarchi at the school office.
The classes will be taught by
Roy Emerson, Burton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27
S. NEWBUR Y NEWS

Mrs. Grace SaWdey is recov-
ering from injuries sustained in
an automobile accident on Sat
urday, Dec. Is.
Mrs. Lucy Simpson spent the
past week in Chagrin Falls with
her son Vernon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gordon Gar
rick attended the candle-light
service at the Lakewood Pres
byterian Church on Sunday and
called at the Robert Pfanstiel
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gore en-
tertained their neighbors, Rod
erie O'Conner and Paul Dudas
and friends at Sunday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman and
little daughter have moved into
their home on Bell Rd., the
former Kate Green place. They
formerly lived in Munson.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-12-27
Rename Barnes
Hospital Head

William j. Barnes of Middle
field was reelected president of
the Geauga Hospital Assn. at
election meeting held Tuesday
night at the office headquarters
on Rt. "A near Chardon.
Mr.. Barnes, a widely-known
Geauga druggist and Rotarian,
has held this position since 1855.
Other officers elected to serve
the 1857 term were DR.. Alton
w. Benin of Chardon, first vice
president Mrs. Paul Johnson,
of Chardon, second vice pres
ident; Maurice A. Fox of Bur-
ton, treasurer, and Mrs. Leta
Williams of Middlefield, secret
ary.
The Geauga Hospital Assn. is
currently conducting cam
paign for funds to build a new
hospital in Geauga County. Fred
c. Rutz of Chardon is serving
as general chairman.