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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-29
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, NOV q, 1s56--1l

Hatcher were hunting recently
in Sugar Creek.
Little Alan Kralik, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kraiik under
went a double hernia operation
at st. Lukes Hospital recently
and is making very good pro-
gress.
Happy December Birthdays
to the following and all others
that we missed.
Dec. 3--Lois Ann Renner. Mich
ael Tafel and Ellen Dobay.
Dec. 6--Robert McDivitt.
Dec. 7-Frances McDivitt.
Dec. 8--Lucille Chapman.
Dec. SILVA White.
Dec. 12-Nora Dietrich.
Dec. 14-Helen Erickson.
Dec. 16-Ray Cook and Tom
Pursch.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-29

ma Holmes who is card chair
man.
Alma Linden, chairman for
the Auxiliary and Post combin-
ed Christmas party made a
very complete report. The party
is planned for December % at
400 PM. and will be pot
luck supper. The meal has been
planned by the committee, so
each member will have a spec
ific dish to bring. Santa Claus
will come to see the children.
Music, a tree, and entertain
ment have been planned for
the evening. Favors for this
party will be made by the
Auxiliary at the December 6
meeting and the Hall will be
decorated on December 20.
Leanarda Wells gave a sum
mary of the District meeting
AS this meeting was a school
of instruction for officers, some
of the topics discussed were
initiation, baiioting, inspection
OF Auxiliaries, and the auditing
of books.
Maggie Ritondaro and Gerry
Parsons have been selected to
take charge of the Thanksgiv.
ing family. Each year, the
Auxiliary chooses a family who
otherwise would not have a
Thanksgiving dinner, and pro
vides them with a complete
meal.
This year again the Auxiliary
voted to give $1,000 to both the
Grille Veterans Hospital and
Brecksville Hospital arc
their Gift Shop fund. At this
gift shop the boys are able
to buy gifts to send home for
Christmas.
After the business meeting
was adjourned, sandwiches, cot
fee, and relisheS were served
by Norrin Engel, Flora Lee
Arnold and Nancy Speck. The
next regular business meeting
will be held Dec. 8.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-29

Nancy Speck. Americanism
chairman, announced that this
committee is sponsoring flag
selling project. American flags
can be bought from the Ladies
Auxiliary for $500 apiece In
Guiding the pole. These would
make patriotic Christmas
gift. Every home should have
an American flag, especially
since next year the flag can
be displayed % times through
. out the year for special holidays.
The girl scouts and campfire
girls In the county are going
to assist in soliciting for flag
sales.
Christmas cards have arrived
and can be obtained from Will
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-29
W. W. Auxiliary to
Sell American Flags

ject for the members to work
on at home.
On Tuesday, Dec. 4, the Aux
iliary will serve sloppy Joe's
and apples to the boys at Grille
Veterans hospital. Entertain-
ment will be furnished by Rob-
ert Sinarski at the Hammond
organ.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-29

The regular meeting Of the
Ladies Auxiliary to V.F.W.
6519 was held November Is,
1856 in the Post Club Rooms
Irene Rhodes, hospital chair
man, brought a sample of the
pads to be made from news
papers and cloth for the Veter-
ans Hospitals. This is a pro-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-29

Dec. l7--Mrs. LII. Schrader.
Dec. 24--Earl Miller,
Dec. 26--Regina Sodo.
Dec. 27-Ruth X. Hull.
Dec. 31--Mary Dziak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

COW MANURE AND TOR soIL--It
from ths Homestead DairT Farm
where $50 cows are PRODUCING ~
all times Manure u clean, no
tfaGh or eorncobt Top soil Is
Chester loan rood ana rich, We
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

DACHsHUsD. Smooth asa Iona
BAYARD KEsNELL " e.0sas
ENGLISH sPRINCER SPANIEL
PUPS 2 females / and w. oeliGnt-
sul companicnf a. feaf price.
Axe OF aRinT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-28

Imported Persian designs. extra
heavy. rose. wine, blue: 9xl6,
$37 so: 9xl2, 500.
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Persian Kittens

Mated pairs. single animals. small
W GEORGE GRADED, u, 9-09fs.
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ESGLiS6 SIC. 6pAs1EL PUPs.
pricss. Axe OIL. z-2lgs.
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RUGS. green broadloom velour. two
5x9. one l2x19: reas. AID. 2-65O4.
RUGS t2l, 9xl5. Good condition.
notified wine, S25. uN. 1850.
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80 yff. old won Isl and 2nd In
Fredrieksburg doc mart snow. 500
or best offer, must so a. pair. IL y
LANIER, Cheltenham. No Faif-
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VIEW I-XJ1l.
sIAMEsE KITTENS. chocolate point
champ imported stock Lo 7.4009
CoLLIEs, 2 female, Axe mo
5000 pedigree, $50 esen DU D.
CoLLIES Axe rex, g mos, cham
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so PO 2-255f
DALMATIos MALI. ~ yssks. psoi-
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31Os ia f-hsst
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champion sipsked s1erilent hunter
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CUSHION NUNS, in bloom, 7sc;
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GERMAN SHEP., male, Axe. 90
/ mos. champion blood line, raised
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HALJEAN KENNELS
CHINCHIII.AS

Provides loving care in comfortable
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The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
Honor Pioneer
Women Member

An informal party honoring
Mrs. Max DinowitZ, who visit
ed Israel last year, will be held
Feb. II at 8 pm. at Young Is
rael auditorium. Chairman is
Mrs. Irving Malinsky and pro-
gram chairman, Mrs. Joseph
Radner, who has arranged a
musical program. A socia l
hour will follow and home
made refreshments we'd.
This a f f air is another in a
series of Embarrassing events
being held by Rishona and
Sheva Tigay Pioneer Women
for their emergency fund, to
aid newcomer settlements be-
ing established in Israel.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

Dance rhythm will be play
ed by Sid Krakower and his
orchestra. Hi-lig h t is the
crowning of the AZA Sweet
heart, who will be chosen that
evening. The BIG Beau will
also be announced.
General chairmen for the
dance are the two chapter
presidents, P h ilip Rose and
Bob Tretiak. On the commit
tee are: Bert Molinsky, Marty
Ealpern, Stan Podolsky, Dan
ny Kirchner. AZA advisors
are Larry Fishman, Simon La
kritZ, Joe Myerson and the
liasion advisor, Abe Simon.
They will be present, accom-
panied by their wives.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
Author Here

John Roy Carlson, famous
author of Under Cover"
which exposed leading Ease
lists of the US, will speak in
Tucson Feb. %, nd er aus
pices of the Americana Christ
ian Palestine Committee.
Mrs. Harry Gorodess, chair
man, will soon announce the
place. His | a t e S t book is en-
titled From Cairo to Damas-
cuS".
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

tions chairman is Mrs. Albert
Oshrin assisted by Mines.
Alex August, Bernard Fried
man, Nat Glassberg, Jack Pos
ner, Paul Present; Miss Jean
cite Brown. Other committees
consist of the following: invi-
tations, Mines. Alvin Kivel,
Otis Miller, Boyd Ross; music,
Mines. Philip Haas, William
Fin k; publicity, Mrs. Sam
Rich assisted by Mines. Ralph
Harrison, Leo Rich, Waldman.
Serving as hostesses are:
Mines. Jack Brown, M yr o n
Gink, Charles Gordon, Henry
Kaufman, David Kramer,
Jacob Mandelbaum, Lester
Wellman Hyman Copins, Sam
Deutsch, Fine, Hyman Gold
berg, Joseph Haas, Rich, Ross,
Edward Smotkin and Theresa
Stern. Mrs. Joseph Himelhoch
is door chairman and on her
committee are: Mines. Harry
Fisher, Leon Franklin, Smot-
kin. Mines. Bernie Roth and
Fred Jacobs recruit the cigar
cite and flower girls.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

sophisticated dance music will
be by Louis Broder and
his band, according to Mrs.
Charles Gordon, chapter pres
ident. Festivities will continue
to we'll past midnight.
Mrs. AL Gelb, dance chair
man, reveals t h a t the ball
room will be a vision in red
and white. The "heart", SYM
bol of the NEWS love for
humanity, will be prominent
decor. Many guests are wear
ing gowns of red and white.
Dance proceeds help finance
the various programs of the
organization, both locally and
nationally. These include the
well-known Sick Room Loan
Chest, Golden Age Club at the
Center and the Ship-a-Box to
underprivileged ch il d r e n
abroad, notably F n C h Mo-
rocco.
Serving on Mrs. Gelb's COM
mittee are: Mrs. A. L. Fine,
Mrs. Max Waldman. Decora-
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
Shevu Card Party

On Saturday nj G h t Mrs.
Herbert Feig will be hostess
at a card party at her home,
325 Gale de Azucena for men,
bers and friends of SheVa Pho
neer Women. Proceeds 60 to
the n a t 10 n a | organizations
emergency fund.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

Open to the you uth of the
community, tickets may be Sc
cured in advance from any
AZA member at a cost of SIPS
a couple or at the door.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
Tucson And JoIson AZA
Hold Sweetheart Dance

Saturday night Feb. 18 will be the "big night for mem
bers of the two AZA chapters their dates and the youth of
Tucson attend the semifOrma AZA Sweetheart
will held at Temple Emanuel auditorium and given
jointly by the Tucson and Al JolsOn chapters of AZA.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03
NCJW Dinner DANCE FEBRUARY II

Reservations are being ac-
cepted within the limits of the
ballroom accommodations by
Mines. Ted Bloom, Elliot Field
man, Jake Silverman.
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

Conquistador ballroom will be the setting for the Tue
section National Council of Jewish Women gala Sweet
heart dance Feb. Ii at pm.
Many Council members inviting guests to their homes
for enner cocktails will entertainment and the
The Arizona post., 1956-02-03

Use this ready-made market
to advertise your quality
products.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Barn On Route SO Is Destroyed By
$4,000 Blaze Saturday Evening

Fire in rural Madison County
destroyed a 60x130 foot concrete
block and frame barn on the Will
liam Overturf farm early Satur-
day evening. The blaze was re-
ported about 700 and firefighters
from several neighboring villages
answered the alarm, with the
Plain City Rural Fire Protection
Company reaching the scene just
a few minutes after the alarm was
gwen. The farm is located on Ohio
Route So, North.
According to estimates the dam
age will total approximately S5J,-
600 with most of it in losr grain
ard hay with additional loss of
farm equipment and buldiag. 1t
is the second barn lost IN he same
site as a result Of fire.
The owner of the farm, William
Overturf, has been hospitalized
for some time, and the manage
ment of the farm is being handled
by a son Paul. Tenants reported
that Paul Overturf had gone to
tie hospital a short time before
fire was discovered.
After the Plain City Rural De-
Eartment arrived at the scene they
rad0ed for assistance and were
answered by bumpers from Union
Township, Milford Center Mech
ancsbdrg, A PLAN City Village
puruper and Jefferson Township
pWnper.
All the firemen directed water
at two hugh silos and farm inn
plement building viii c h were
threatened. Their efforts saved
both of them, and a smaller shed
nearby.
During the height of the fire
the firemen were standing behind
barricades directing the streams of
water at the flames to keep down
the danger. Excellent sources of
water also aided in keeping the
flames from spreading.
The officers in charge OF the
companies answering the alarm
were Chief Leslie R. Trees, Plain
City Rural; Elmer Ohnsman, Mil
ford Center; 1t. Ray Sollars, JEFF
ferson Township; Assistant E.-gar
Meeks. MechanlcSburg and Dwight
Steele, Village OF Plain City
PumDer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Driver Gets Fine
OF $3.50 For Load
TO Tons Illegal

The London post of the State
Highway Patrol arrested driver
this week and charged him with
being overloaded with an amount
totaiing more than two-thirds of
his total allowable load The dri-
yer, William Anderson of New
Richmond, was fined $3.50 and
costs in the court of Mayor Speas-
maker in London.
According to patrolmen, the
truck was carrying a large shovel
which required a special permit
limiting height, weight etc. The
patrclmen explained that one vio-
lation of the special permit put
the entire load back. to the orig
inal 81 900 pounds on a specific
axle. He was more than q 900
pounds overloaded.
In other Patrol activity, man
reported as driving while drunk
Sunday morning was apprehended
shortly after ne had run into a
ditch near Gillivan. When arrest
ed he was unconscious and efforts
Of the patrolmen to revive him
failed. Later a physician admini-
stored treatment for revival, and
the man again failed to respond.
He was taken to University Hos
pital where he finally regained
consciousness after about six
hours.
Continued on Page Two
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Sabina Man Still
Held On Forgery
Charges; In Jail

The Madison County Sheriff's
office reported two cases of break
ing and entering over the week
end. No definite clues were listed
in either case.
According to Sheriff II + b
Markley, someone had forced en-
try at a rear door of the Beaver
Store operated by r. w. Recob,
in West Jefferson. Deputy Bob
Henry and representatives of the
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
from the prison Farm investigated
and said the entry had been made
late Saturday night or early Sun
day morning.
The thief or thieves were report
ed to have taken a Remington
automatic rifle, calibre %; a High
Standard rifle, 2 air rifles, 10 box
cs BIB ammunition, a large guam
tity of % calibre ammunition and
approximately $4,000 in change.
At Mt. Sterling thieves entered
the Farmers Exchange Elevator
office. According to j. c. Elliott,
manager, the only things missing
were a tool box with tools and
about $500 in change.
Deputy Henry and the Bureau
of Criminal Investigation checked
at the Mt. Sterling case and are
continuing the investigation.
In another report from Sheriff
Markley, it was reported that
Henry Harperree of Sabina is be-
ing held for lack of bond after
being charged with two counts of
forgery.
He is under bond of $1,000 on
each eifense. A third case of for
gerry has not yet been prosecuted.
First reports indicated the man
had passed a check at the Cen
tral National Bank here, but in
veStigation revealed that it was
passed at the First Nationa. Bank.
it was through an error that the
report stated the wrong Tank.
The two charges now against
the man are filed by two business
places. No charge has been pre-
tered by the bank.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Plain City Power
Flant Is Sold To
Ohio Edison Firm

Sale of the Plain City, Ohio
electric generating and distribu-
tion system to Ohio Edison Com
pany was completed last week
when Ohio Edison representatives
made payment of the $4,000
purchase price to village officials.
Plain City had previously opera
ted its own electrical system. On
July 18, 1856, the Village Council
voted unanimously to sell the sys-
tenn to the highest bidder Ohio
Edison Company's bid of $410, 900
was accepted on July 6. Necess-
ary authorization for purchase Of
the system was given Ohio Edison
by the Securities and Exchange
Commission on September 5.
Cutover of the Plain City cleo
trical system to Ohio Edison sup
ply line was made simultaneously
with completion of sale. Plain
City has 826 customers, and will
be served from Ohio Edison's S
Marion Division.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
MEET YOUR CORRESPONDENT
MEET YOUR CORRESPONDENT
Mrs. Elton Roby Is Active In Church;
Civic Events; Full Time Housework

Mrs. Elton Roby, the Canaan
correspondent, is full time house
keeper, but when she finished tell
ing of the outside activities which
take her time it often seems i'm
possible to find such a menial
task as doing cooking and dishes.
And she also has 13 year old
son to care for in her spare time,
Included in her list of activi-
ties, outside the home, are many
clubs and organizations, but all
closely related with church, home
and community improvement.
She is a member of the Canaan
Homemakers Club, a lecturer of
the Plain City Grange, a substitute
teacher, active worker in the Big
DARBY Baptist Church and a work
er in the Well Child Conference
which does much TO perpetuate the
health of the areas Fre-school
CHILDREN.
Her many activities leave time
for hobbies, and her favorite is
making and displaying rugs. She
has a collection of brightly col
ored rugs which have won prizes
in numerous fairs and Grange ex-
hibits. Her real hobby is exhibit
ing the rugs, but she first has to
make them before they can be en-
tered in competition.
When not busy with commun-
ity project or a hobby she is busy
with her housework, which she
does without assistance. And do
ine fousework on large farm is
no small task. She does the cook
ing for the fanny and mucn If
the sewing, plus a lot OF canning
and preserving to- the long
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
BILL GALLAGHER WINS
FIRST FOOTBALL TEST

Bill Gallagher, London. Rt. 3.
was the first 1856 winner in
the weekly football contest pub
lished each Monday in this
newspaper.
The contest will run through
out the football season with a
weekly prize of $1,000. Anyone
is eligible to enter other than
employees of this newspaper
and their families.
There is no limit to the num-
Der Of entries anyone can sub
NIT. Complete rules are in each
EAae with the contest entry
forms.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
James Starbuck Has
Discharge From Navy

James z. Starbuck, Radarman
first class son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo L. Starbuck of 206 Chandler
Ave, London, has been honorably
discharged from the US. Navy at
tached to the US. Naval Receiv-
ing Station, Norfolk, Virginia.
The Norfolk Naval Receiving
Station, Commanded by Captain
jog. Wilson, USN, processes ap-
proximately 5000 men a month on
their way to and from Naval ac-
tivities all over the world. He is
the husband of Beverly Starbuck,
IA West Norwich Avenue, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18

f1OflttsS Wnen ITeSD IOOdS are Let
on the farm. Her task in
the kitchen is easy, however, be-
cause it is such modern place to
work, and the beauty of the fine
birch built in cabinets makes for
comfort and pleasure.
Complaints? Mrs. Roby had
none except that she was hoping
more of her neighbors would call
her and tell of their activities so
that her CANAAN NEWS could
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Gas Rate Hike Proposed In
West Jefferson; Ordinance
Offered For ) Year Term
Election Board
Members To Be At
Cincinnati Meet

The Ohio Election Officials Con-
ference at the Netherland Hilton
Hotel. Cincinnati, September u,
IS and %, will bring together ap-
proximately $50 Boards of Elect
ions members, Clerks and Deputy
Clerks to consider matters per-
tanning to the administration of
elections in general and the No
ven1ber 6 election in particular.
Those from Madison County
planning to attend are Chairman
Horace H. Hume, Board Clerk
Mrs. Gertrude Gist, deputy clerk
Ruth Z. Armstrong and board
member Allen Silver. Guests of
the Madison delegation will prob
ably be MilIard Gist and Mrs. AL
len Silver.
The meeting will get under way
with registration on Friday after
noon at o'clock, followed by a
hospitality hour, with general and
group sessions scheduled for Fri
day and Saturday.
Former Governor Myers Y.
Cooper and Secretary of State
Brown will address the initial
business session on Friday, with
Charles Sawyer, eminent Cincin-
natl attorney, former Ambassador
to Belgium, Minister to Luxem-
bourg and, later u. S. Secretary
of Commerce, as the principal ban
quet speaker.
A number of Ohio election Off
cials will take part in the discuss
ions, with members oi M.
Browns staff in charge of seven
group discussions covering Sub
jects considered vital to the adj
ministration of Ohio elections.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Joint installation
Of Legion; Auxiliary

Madison Post 105 American Leg
ion and its Auxiliary will have a
joint installation following a ban
quet in the London Presbyterian
Church Wednesday evening, Sept.
10, at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. r. n. Stephens of Marys-
vile, president of the Auxiliary of
the Sixth District will install the
Auxiliary officers.
Charles Jackson of Cardington,
Sixth District Commander will in
stall the Legionnaires.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-18
Two Cases OF Breaking In
Reported; Rifles, Money
And Tools Were Taken
Enrolment Jump
Noted In County
Schools For 1855

Total enrolment in the Madi-
son County School System is up
more than 100 over the end of
last years school term according
to figures released this week from
the office of Superintendent Rolla
d. Webster.
Supt. Webster said that the re-
lease of figures had been delayed
until now because of the late
start of high school in the new
Madison South Building School
opened there Monday morning.
In the figures released this
week, Supt. Webster indicated
that the county system now has an
enrolment of Abs compared to
firai figure of 4,018 of the 1855
year.
The enrolment by districts is
Deercreek, 140; Fairfield-Mt. Ster-
ling, Fairfield, 313; Mt. Sterling,
485) total 798; Jefferson, 954; jon
athan Alder, 265; Canaan, 49,;
Monroe. 179; Plain City 483 To-
tai 100. Madison South, high
school, 241; Madison Rural, 373;
Midway 239, South Solon 176 :
total 1929 Somerford, is.
The largest increase in ENROLL
ment was noted in West Jefferson
where a large percentage of the
increase is in the housing projects
which have sprung up during the
past year.
Included in the work preparing
for the enrolment increases are
the new buildings at Madison
South, al Jonathan Alder and the
Improvement at West Jefferson.
High schools have been discon-
tinued az Sedalia Midway, South
Solon and Madison Local. High
School pupils in those commune
ties are now attending in the new
Madison South Building. The JON
athan Alder pupils are now enroll
ed in Plain City pending the COM
pletion Of the new building some
time around the first of the year.
is RECUPERATING
Miss Ruth Armstrong, secretary
of the Madison County Soldiers
Relief Commission, is recovering
in University Hospital, following
an operation Friday. Her room
number is 651.
IN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
Mrs. Effie Knisley, 195 South
Oak Street, has entered Univer-
sity Hospital for treatment and
possible surgery.
SPONSORS SUPPER
The Summerford M t h d i S t
Church will sponsor a Roast Chick
en- and Baked Ham supper on
Wednesday evening, September
10. This benefit supper replaces
the annual Pig Roast which al
ways drew successful crowds.