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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-01
News from EAST CLARIDON

ing for the regular church SER
vices. Anyone who is interested
in singing is urged to attend
rehearsals every Thursday at
pm.
The Mothers club will meet
at the school cafeteria on Fri
day, March 9 at 2:15. The speak
will be Mr.. c. E. Mankonen, gui-
dance director of Chester
schools who will speak on
School Guidance. The hostes-
ses will be Mrs. Zigelinda Will
liams and Mrs. Anna Mae Pol
lock.
On Feb. %, a group of East
Claridon cub scouts accompan-
led by their den mothers at
tended the Grotto Circus in Gle
veland. Everyone enjoyed them
selves greatly and wish to ex 80
press their thanks to Mr.. Karl
Kronk who helped make their
outing possible.
On Wednesday evening, Feb.
%, Miss June Evans and Mrs.
Ella Mae Motil sponsored a
stork shower for Mrs. Richard
Miller, at the Elwin Evans
home. About twenty guests were
present to enjoy games and re-
freshments. The guest of hon.
or received many lovely gifts.
In spite of the inclement wea-
ther there was a fine attendance
at the church supper on Fri
day evening, in charge of Mrs.
Isabel Evans and Mrs. Violet
Young. and a delicious supper
was served.
Mr.. Harley Butler of Cleve--
land was guest on Saturday of
his brother Mr.. Lee Butler.
Everyone appreciated tn e
heat and light on Saturday when
it was restored after being off
two or three hours during the
storm. The Gel. is to be con-
graduated on the promptness
with which they, in so far as
possible, restored service.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Szemen-
yei and family have moved to
their new home recently COM
pleted on Rt. 322. We are glad
Mr.. and Mrs. Szemenyei are
remaining in East Claridon.
Pancakes and sausages will a.
gain be served at the church on
Sunday March 4 from IL to 6
pm. Price for Adults rs cents,
young people so cents children
80 cents.
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sociation Inc, as Defendants.
Anne KacenSki, WelShfield, O..
has filed suit for divorce from
Stanley Kacensky, Brooklyn, N.
Y.
Rulings
An appeal bond has been set
in the amount of $4,000 doll
lars in the case of the State of
Ohio VS.. Harold C. Lyman.
Court ruled that Pilarczyk
Brothers, supply have due them
the amount of $218.97 with in
terest from the 18th day of Aug
ust, 1854, from N. X. Miller,
Contractor, Montville, o.
Investigations have been Or
dered into the character, fam
lily relations, past conduct, earn
ing ability, and financial worth
of Catherine Owen, Hickox ST.,
Burton and Robert Owen as
they are the parents of minor
child and she has filed for div
orce.
Investigations have also been
ordered into the divorce cases
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-01

of Grace Gladys Nadack, Of
Middlefield and John Nadack of
Chardon; Dolores Carver and
Kenneth Carver, both of Char
don; Katherine Trent and Ken
meth Trent of Rt. Chardon.
All these couples are parents Of
minor children.
A motion of contempt
brought by Toivo Ohtola of Clar-
idon Two. against Irene Mary
Ohtola, Claridon twp, wa over
ruled by the court as it was
found that Mrs. Ohtola had not
moved their minor child be-
yond the jurisdiction of the
Court. Visiting rights of Mr.. Oh
tola have been set from 2 to
8 pm each Sunday and that
he may take the child with him
on the first weekend of each
month.
The court ruled that Donald
Kaliszewski of Chardon has due
him from c. II. Hunter of PaineS
vile the sum of $171.19 with
costs Of court action.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Auburn - Harry M. Blair, lot
% with 13.30a and lot 18 with
house and 100a to Donald Hal
Ston.
Bainbridge Twp. - Howard
M Hurd, lot Is with "a to Eli
zabeth and Elmer Wilson Mon
roe.
Charles P. English, sub. lot 8
with 1.06a to George B, and Mar
lie C. Mason. :
Lake Lucerne - Alden r. and
Helen A. Haldeman, lot I'D
.34a to R. w. and Geraldine
Giles.
Joseph M. and Elsie Erdelac,
S lot 25-m, 25-m-27-m with
house and .38a each 5 lot to
Raymond H. and Edith Quig-
gin.
Burton Twp. - Dalton E.
Pfouts, lot l with la to Robert
E. and Gloria c. Jackson.
Melvin A. and Amanda J..
Miller, lot 20 with shop and .05a
to Samuel A. and Linda Null
lett. ......
Burton Lakes - Anthony Val
eric lot els 5 lot 1918 with
sea to John and Rose Musil
who then transferred the pro-
perty to Clell v. and Thelma
L. Bennett.
Chardon Vii. - John A. and
Margaret Baker sub lot IA with
SEA to Lawrence L. and Geral-
dine Chapman.
Chester Twp. - David RaSkin,
lot 8 % with la to sub lot 2
No. / with la to Louis Nathan
son.
Dan D. and Irene lilies, sub lot
2 with new house and l.29a to
The lilies Co.
Claridon Twp. - Bartlett and
Elsie Warner, lot 2 with "a to
Arlene M. Beech.
Hambden Twp. - Joseph G..
Shutty, lot 10 with cottage and
14.5Oa to Anna r.. Swansinger,
Cleveland.
Huntsburg Martha D. and
Andrew C. Miller Jr. lot 83 with
1.80a to Wilmer C.. and Betty
j. Learn.
iMddlefield Twp. - Andrew J
and Emma Hostetler, lot 80 wit
house and asa to Thomas E. and
Viola p, MaddickS,
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News by Nellie c. Adams


Telephone E. Claridon 6-6289
Rusty Buell. and Harry Evans
took three day trip in Ohio
and West Virginia. They visited
the VIVA. Jamboree on Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. Grace Kibler who has
been in Painesville for some
time is again at her home here.
Carl Brown accompanied his
father, Mr.. Woodin Brown to
his work in Cleveland on Satur-
day, the 18th, and Collin went
with his father on Saturday last.
Mr.. Brown is employed in the
heater division of the Eaton Mfg
Co. and is in charge of plant
protection. The boys greatly en-
ioyed their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Cobb and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Stanseu, all
of PaineSville were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
Evans.
Mr.. Ralph Haffner and family
of Champion Heights were guest
on Sunday of Mrs. John Ora
ham and son John. Mr.. Hugh
Graham and family of Paines-
vile were recent guests there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Reed Of
Middlefield, Mr.. Mike Pitorak
of Huntsburg, Mrs. Harold Folk
and little son Larry and Mr..
Lee Butler had dinner with
the Elwin Evans family on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Adams re-
turned on Tuesday of last week
from their trip to st. Peters
burg where they visited Mrs. Ad-
ans brother r-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cahill. They
report a fine trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Valvoda
and family were in Cleveland on
business one day last week and
while there they visited the Ter
minal Tower going to the And
floor which is the observation
floor. Altho the tower Is So
stories high visitors are not per-
mitted to go higher than the
forty two stories. On their re-
turn home they had dinner with
relatives.
The choir has begun rehear-
sails for the special music for
Lent and the Holy Week. They
will present a cantata THE Tri-
umphant Hour" as well as sing
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son who was unable to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Engle and
son Jay spent Sunday in Paines-
vile at the home of his par
entS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Arnold
of Burbank, Calf, visited their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. James Ramsey on
Gordon DR..
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomas
and their three children attended
the circus on Wednesday. The
children stayed in Cleveland on
Tuesday at the home of their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dot
is.
Mr.. and Mrs. LoomiS and dau-
ghters spent Saturday in Will -
Transport at the home of Mrs.
LOOMS sister and her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruetnick.
Mrs. Mable Thomson returned
home from Claridon hospital on
Tuesday. She Is better but has
to be careful. She was visited
on Saturday by her daughter,
Mrs. Irene Haueter, and Mrs.
Minman, On Sunday her COM
pany was Mr.. and Mrs. C. An
dreWS, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Riechart and daughters.
ing care of her niece little baby
Barbara Jean Henery of Cleve-
land at her home on Gordon
DR.. She has been there several
weeks now, while her parents
are moving into a new home
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Available for delivery now!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

New Hollywood star. Leslie
Nielsen. refused the lead in Ten
nessee Williams Cat on a Hot
Tin Roof" over a year ago in
favor Of a Metro contract, but
now that the studio is making
the picture, he'll probably get
the role after all. Nielsen refers
to his part in the Opposite Sex
as a plot pusher." when
things slowed down, came on
to explain the plot, then got
out"
A nostalgia return for Lew
AyreS when he reported to RKO-
Pathe for his first Western, the
four star-Zane Grey telefilm
"Unrelenting Sky" He worked
on the same stage (2) on which
he tested for his initial film con-
tract, November, 1923. Pathe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

Gene Goodwin will
cover the Maryland
delegation TO the
San Francisco
convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

then signed him to a contract
but dropped him after six
months with the admonition
You'll never be an actor. Get
out of the business while you're
young" Twenty eight years
later. he's still in the business
and doing very we'll, thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

Move over, Marilyn Monroe.
Phyllis Kirk, spending six weeks
In England making a picture,
flew in with 40 pairs of shoes,
and 20 hats-and explained-"I
don't want to bore myself or
anyone else by wearing the same
thing more than six times. :.
Time marches on, and John
Wayne and Dan Daley were
worn out after that big fight
scene in THE Wings of Eagles. ;"
When John Ford directs a fight
you can bet it's almost the real
thing. And as big a star as.
Wayne is. he still is scared to
death of Ford. who made him
the biggest draw in the busi-
ness.
Victor Mature is really travel
ing. After "Interpol" in Rome
Istanbul and Lisbon, with Anita
Ekberg and Trevor Howard, Vic
Trots off to Australia for 1.-The
Broad Arrow"
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Bio Roles for Tony

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Tony Curtiss kissed me on the
set of "The Eyes of Father
Tomasino" and whispered that
he is juggling two huge offers
to star in Joseph and His
Brethren" at Columbia. and in
Ben Hur" for Metro. Moth
ing signed but both are promis-
ing. He was even more excited
about his and Janet Leigh's
seven-week-old daughter, Kelly.
Il feed her. I diaper her. and 1
still can't believe it," Janet
will take her time about return
ing to her movie career. A
lot Of things happened in Holly
wood while was away, and one
Of the incest was the adoption
of twin baby girls by June Haver
and Fred MacMurray. And
the saddest-the passing of my
Hollywood citizen news boss,
Judge Harlan Palmer. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt is after Grace
Kelly to PLAY My Mother
as a Young Girl"-He writes
from Amsterdam. And Jimmy
Stewart or someone like him for
father" Vanderbilt will do the
narration, he informed me. of
the movie version of the book
about his queen of society late
mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

crashed and burned in dense
woods near Sault ste. Marie.
The victims were LIST 1t. Emory
F. McWhorter, who lived here
with his wife. and Radar OBJ
server Gene c. Wall of Bay City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09
Jet Crash Kills Two

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich,
Aug. 9 R.-Two Michigan flyers
were killed yesterday when an
Air Force F89 Scorpion jet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

Politics come to a fever pitch as the
Democrats convene in Chicago on
Monday.
Star readers will be provided ring
side seats by the Stars battery of ace
reporters and analysts -men and
women who know their way around
the political arena. With such a di-
versity of experts on the scene, the
Star will bring Chicago to you-the
personalities, the color, the exciting
spectacle and the significant political
strategy and developments.
Beginning with pre-convention reports
in Sundays paper, The Stars team of
experts will send you a continuous
flow of on-the-scenes and behind-the-
scenes headlines, activities and maneu-
vers. You will get all the news plus
sound analysis and sprightly side
lights.
What's more, The Star comes to you
in the evening when you will have
sufficient time to read all the impor-
tant and interesting reports from Chi
cago. Be sure to follow The Star daily
and Sunday throughout both political
conventions. You'll discover another
reason why The Star is the Washing
ton newspaper that belongs in your
home every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-09

Burgess Meredith after three
days with Japanese virus, re-
turned to the cast of Joe But
terf1y" in Tokyo. Roy Row.
land tells me he has a real he
man role for Liberace in Make
Way For Love-" . Incidentally.
Diana DORIS and her husband.
Dennis buddies of Lee, will be
in Dallas-if she can get away
from her RKO picture with
George Gobel-for Liberace'S
opening in THE Great Waltz. "
Piper Lallrie's parents have
moved in with her. but only for
a couple of weeks. They sold
their home and their new place
won't be ready until late this
month.
According to young star SEN
sation Sal Mineo, the most at
tractive girl in Hollywood is
Natalie Wood. But we're botn
so busy we have to do the same
television shows to get to see
each other" Next for Sal after
his current Crazy Love"-the
movie version of his TV hit.
Dino"
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Court Will Allow
Statements Made
By TeIvi's Brother

NEW YORK, Nov. % (P.-
Federal Judge William B. Her
lands has ruled that the
Government could introduce into
evidence discriminating state
ments" said to have been made
to the FBI last August by Leo
Telvi.
Telvi. Domenico Bando and
Gondolfo Miranti are on trial
charged with conspiring to help
Abe Telvi. Leo's brother, flee
from this city to avoid prosecu-
ton.
The Government contends
that Abe Telyi, found murdered
last July on an East Side street,
blinded Victor Riesel last April
by throwing acid IN the labor
columnist's face.
Leo Telvi is said to have
admitted in his statements to
the FBI last August 1917 that
he sent money orders to Abe
while Abe. was in Youngstown,
Ohio, for a To-day period last
June. The defense said the
statements should not be adj
mitted into evidence.
Judge Herlands ruled that Leo
Telyi freely consented to ques-
tioning by the FBI, was fully
advised Of all his rights and that
there was no unreasonable delay
in bringing him to court for
arraignment after he vas ar
rested as a material witness last
August II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-23
Musicians Union
Sued for So Million

LOS ANGELES. Nov. % tP).-
The American Federation of Mu-
sicians has been sued for S8,487.-
900 by 81 of its Los Angeles
members in a dispute over a I'M
ion trust fund.
The fund. built up through
royalties paid by recording COM
panies. has been the object of
controversy within the union
since 1854.
James c. Petrillo, AIM presi-
dent. started the fund to aid mu-
sicians thrown out of work by
the use of recordings. It is used
to pay such musicians for public
benefit performances.
The 81 plaintiffs, saying they
represent 5000 recording musi-
clans. asked in their suit for all
royalties now accumulated in the
fund. They said Us per cent of
the total union membership
makes all the recordings and
should receive the royalties in
stead OF having them dispersed
to others.