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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21
Snlackoyer
OTea IIighShaw

Coach Charles ID. Spearman Of
AM&N college. was guest speaker
at the ball boys banquet last
week. -. Arthur Mays, now IN
the navy. will be home Christmas
TO visit his parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Jim Branch. Marvin and
Melvin Johnson. who underwent
tonsileeiomles at Warner Brown
hospital. are back In school.
Little Alvin Boone. whose arm
was broker. is also back IN
school. James Branch Is al
so expected home for the holi-
days. -. Mrs. Nimmer Webster
Is expected to spend two weeks
at home Christmas. -. Mrs, o
w. Highshaw will entertain the
Naomi Circle December %, Al
mission sisters are invited
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21
Christmas at Cook
High School

Assembly pogram at J. c. Cook
hi school are highlighted With
Christmas plays. Misses Walton
and Sadie Cook sponsored the It'll
and Izth. Miss Cook and the 18th
grade presented a play. Wed
ding Bells at Menifee n school
Friday mite. Students entertained
wednesday with a Christmas par
II and tree. All students enjoy
ed parties and exchange Of gifts.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21
Seal Sale

Continued from page one
. cure. Health education in the
schools and community Is also a
very important part Of the asso-
Citations program, Please be on
hand at the meeting Thursday
and make your report as large as
possible.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1956-12-21

Martin and Rev. Z. A. Thomas
we're dinner guests Sunday of the
Browns. wish To thank
each of my subscribers for their
support. and wish them q MERRY
CHRISTMAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

70 Oh 2 mo. EaII Elk. 3-'4SU.
SI5 MD. AVE. Ne, No, 402-l bed
rm., liv rm., dinette, kit. and bath,
range and refrigerator in apt Heat
and hot water furnished S56 80 a
mo. See ianitor or call Elk. 3-24S0
2lS 9th ST. Me- rooms. kitchen
bath and screened porch: complete
~ redecorated sos includes ali
utilities. Apply Apt. l or call w. c.
Smith with FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
nj T14II
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CONN. CATHEDRAL AVE. - Large
mfortable rm, semipvt. bath
quiet loo HU a-Ss;i4 10
VIC. or WASH. CIRCLE--Niceiy
Turn. sleeping rms. 34lS Pa. ave
I. W Pc 3.nh5H
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55@9 ILLINOIS AVE. second floor
! rooms. kitchen and bath. Neal
church, convenient transportation
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-RoOM FOR couple with
on without children 1906 on ariO
I'd. NV no 2-13S4. IA
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Your Inspection Invited
Call EN- 2-3300
APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.


ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS; mod
attractive furniture: SSl 30 UP. all
utils incl; uniurn apts avail also
For brochure and further INFO cal
RE 5-S0ul S. F. Il G., INC
rental agent
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. lge. din
nm. Kit area set of with modern
fold door. l!y rm. with outdoor
bedroom. tie bath. 500. incl. utils
jU 9-2lSS
EXTRA ICE. RM., kit. bath: mr.
heat all utils. incl; S55 LA
HILLCREST HEIGHTs--1ge. liv, nm
with hrepl bedrms kit. private
bath. private entrance; al! utils
incl Adults only. JO S-5lSS
MT. RAINIER. 41OO 33rd st.-Lge
rm' kit pvt. bath, back porch and
laundry nm; pvt. entr.: adults.
GLENDALE, Md bedrm., Nv
I'm, gas. kit and bath, h. and E
incl. pvt. emit; $50. CE. 6-627l
TAk0MA PARK, I@6 Lee ave.--Liv
nm, . b.r.. din. rm.. kit, bath. S95
incl. utils.: mr.. schools. JU. 9-1905.
TAKoMA PARK. 7O47 Eastern ave
Attractive > rms. kitchen, bath.
modern. 500 NO 7-O515.
J BEDROOM ATTIC ABATEMENT
Private entrance, country surround
ines. garage couple or bachelor
only 10. 1-St4l
TAKOMA PARK--l -bedrm. apt in
mod 6-unit ideal locations 500.
ufils Incl JU s-5TGi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

CAPITOL HILL spacious rooms.
and bath. excel. cond.. nicely turn
remooeled bldg: patio and cypress
fenced yard in rear. sos mo utils.
ilrn Call MR. SEROLD. Ma s.
" II. Nh 5 eNee OIL I.HiSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

Jni End ST. SE.-3 rms, hack
porch; newly decorated, nicely fur
nlsheGi adults S65. IL 1895.
1872? FILLMORE ST. NV. mr.. 18th
and Col I'd. bedrm.. iiy. rm
H, rear yard SO. incl. utils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

Sc. near new Sears. overlooking
park bedroom S69.7J, includ
ing all utilities Available immedi-
ately 2629 30th st. Sc. LII. =
qn3I after R.3u d m
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SECTION, ". OF Dupont
Cifcle-Spac. 2bedrm apt with
din rm, liy rm. foyer. mod. kit,
tile bath; Sl25 WO 6-9S@5. 90.
| ZOO W ST. S.h, $50 to SOL
bedroom. living room. dinette
kitchen and bath, screened-in back
porch newly decorated; near
schools and transportation. Call
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$3.50 WEEK UP

Lge dble rms suitable for ladies,
Gentlemen or cplez; next to bath:
maud serv laundry facils Bis
on Conn; walk dntn. 1926 l1th
n W | II n-1lnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
Furniture Bought

ABBOTT 4 LAEDcN, EN- 2-6G7I
BOOKS BOUGHT; any quantity
Al BION BOOK SHOP, 1865 Penna
ave NV, ST 3-6bgS
CHINA CABINET, blond birch din
room glass sliding doors. modern
design 10 5-4llI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. cAPTs UNFURN. D. c. Cont

HAMPTON COURTS APT, 2Ol3 New
Hampshire ave. NV. Two bed
rooms, completely redecorated: new
stove; all utlls incl; wired for air
conditioning. elev bldg; attractive
lobby. PES. mgr. NO T-lnNS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

1909 G ST. N.E.-Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit dinette, tile bath with shower
laundry facils.. conv. TO everything
$3.50 mo. free. end of first veal
70 approved tenant. IL. $3.50 OF
K1. 9-l0S4 noon to 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

18th ST. Ne, No. 10, across from
Eastern High-Living rm.. bedrm
bath, kit, LIST A.. utils furn. So
per mo. RA 3-9233 See MRS
FULTZ, Mgr, Apt. d; Ii 6-77O6.
DOWNTOWN, 2434 10th ST. NV
1-bedrms apt heat. INV incl: SIS
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA 3-S3OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

3II 10th ST. Ne rms. kit. and
bath Clean and bright rms. viii
consider small child Utils. furn.
PASSA. IL. 1924: JU 5-a65g
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--D. c

COLORED-ls@I 4th ST. NV
Apt, Ind A.; 3 rms and kit. partly
furn.. $50 Ii 6-5hnI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

NICELY FURNISHED f-bedroou
apartment with screened porch n
large apartment building. elevator
lncinerator. COW transn anc
Shopplng free parking: SIS. WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
-GREAT NAMES
FARM AND GARDEN

Pawn puppies, Axe. Also hand
some SHOW winning brindle male
wonderful with children CIR 3~4397
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

2li0 18th ST. NV. Apt. pa.
oedrm. apt, $50. DE. 2-fS12 after
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MlscEtLANEoUs WANTED ROOMS FURk-Nw Cont

22s JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-smaf
single. share bath, private HON,
lwhlte); gentleman; unlim. phone
I.2O 35ih ST. N.W.-Room ant
bath, . large closets: private fam.
lily. EN-. 3-736l
NEAR STATLER- Gentleman: larg,
studio room. running water. semi.
private bath reasonable MA. g.
1880, EYES. OIL h-6gl4.
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Emery-Georgian Hote

ISII @ ST. NV
Single and double rms weekly
and monthly rates Permanents wei-
come. Newly dec rms free ~ and
parking 24-hr. switchboard service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

1888 NEWTON ST. NV rms.
pyt; bath. cple. only: S45 mo
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EMBASSY SECTION, ". OF Dupon

1881 ID ST. Sc, Apt. 4-Half block
OF bus; :. rms. kit, dinette, bath:
N67 90, incl. utilS. ia. S-37O3 after
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APIS. EuRNlshEn-nc

CALVERT 81, NV. Is55--Nesi
Shoreham Hotel; efficiency or
bedrm.; elevator bldg. See ianitor
ATTRAC. TV APIS. Sf4 week up
child or babies welcome: also hskpg
rms. ll0l 18th So NV, DI. 7-7SSS
1919 KENYON 81. NV, ..
rooms, kit. bath, front porch; $50
sd Si05. AID. 1924. ~
I-Ro0M APT, nice furniture, k'tch,
enette: for employed rirl. Call DU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

htACUN ATS, 1901 Calvert ST
nv Eler. lge ettic.. SIS. Aiss
DINER loes, Etc. S55, EN- 3-g097
1872 10th ST. NM bedrm. ant
peaul. turn. mod kit. and bath
sui. I'D; S14O. mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

e539 18th 81 NV. Lee bright
rm Ven blinds, deck pch. refgr
stove: Sl0.25 wk DE 2-1615.
eti1F N.w.-Foam mattress, refgr.,
grill, clock radio, TV. S1-Sl4. Elk.
III nth ST. NE.-S1. week: refgr.,
stove. good loc clean and warm.
II. 3-9S:i.,
iI9 9Th ST. S.W.-Bedrm. Iiv rm.,
Kit cnmpl. Turn incl utils.
$3.50 Wk Also In K. rm, SIS
Child accepted NE s-5096
FRONT. newly furn phone in room.
semipvt. XII and bath Reas TU
3--SpS
LARGE 2nd-FL. FRONT. nicely
iurn for housekeeping. good
t!ansp RA 3-fSO1.
1883 IRVING N.W-Lge. niee iurn.
newly decor. twin bedrm refgr 4.
Qrlli. scmipyt. bath; 50 80. SCI.
SNAIL BsMT ROOM Man only.
Ouct, clean. go mo Call TU. .
30. LIS Newton ST. NV
COLORTD- 1876 FATRMONT ST.
N,W.-RoOm sink etc, for middle
aged man, - d. 1880. 4th
ST car
COZ ORED--NEwLY NC. furn. rm.
with pvt kit. nr transportation
EMPLOYED adults. III 4-55S5
C0LORED-N.W.-I room. XII and
pain; empl man privileges AID
4.si32
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

32I + ST. Ne. md fioor-Large liv
room, alCoye that could be used for
bedroom, din room. kit and back
porch cooking gas heat and elec
lights, no retgr. 500 month HER
BERT & SON, 5l5 E. Cap. ST. ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

bOh wv n 80 18th ST n W
ADJ BLDG baaut furE liz. rnl.
bedrm,. KIT, oath: $50 DE 2-s53O
FURNISHED APT rm.. KIT, semi
pvt ,ile bath; ldry privle. reas
llHO f st ne. IL 6-til2T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

1922 MISSOURI AVE. NV.
Rms, Kit Bath, Porch-S55
WASHINGTON REALTY RIA. 3-S300
LOWEST PRICE IN TOWN--S45
Three bedrooms t3-family duplex
Arcola heat. ~ 18th ST. Sc
1881 BELMONT RID NV; D rms,
kit. and bath: $3.50.
42n 18th ST. NE; rms. kit.
and bath 500.
HARRISON AND ADAMS
932 i St NV MA. S-S30s
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-S300
NEAR FLOWER AVE. AND PINEY
BRANCH shopping Lovely. almost
new, l bedrm.. everything included
$50. Manager on premises. Sc 10
Plymouth St. Apt. A.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-s300
424 MISSOURI AVE. NV.
hedrm., liy. rm.. dlnette. bath
kit. screened porch; S5S mo. ST
3-6tS5
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

1917 y. lockwood ST, Arl.-
Lovely I'm near bus. unim. phone,
! ROOMS, furn bath on busline,
NJ shop. center. all utilS; adults,
no pets SEQ. IA 2-3455.
: DOUBLE BEDS; PVT bath and
shower maid service: $50 per
month ANCHORAGE MOTEL Fair
iaN Va CR A-ntn1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
BoLLING Field AREA. as12 !.

st. s,e.-Redecorated apt. with liv
rm.i dinette. kit. hedrm,, bath ant
Phone Mr.. Yount, with FRANK S
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1IIl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
WARE

rms. private. Excellent for doctors
Office. Quiet couple desired. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
ROOMS EURNlSHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.

Ice. FURN. RM., 2 windows; kitchen
privileSeS: very reasonable trans
portation. woman 10 2-5327.
NICELY FURN. RIM. in pvt. home;
next to bath phone and kit. privS..
IS ST 3-1t15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12
ANTIoUEs-china, furn., jewelry,
silver rug etc. LOUIS SEGAL.
Re J-6Iul ewes. EN-. $4,000.

SilyerWare, any cond JeWelry;
brio a-braC l4as Wis ave d. K
ESTONF. NO. T-03OO
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AFPLIANItN. IUUD USED FIkN.,
refgrs, Tvs, stoves. cash ana i'm
med removal Closed on MONDAY
Sc. FURNITURE EXCHANGE. 2l0
IN - L. Ii H-nEan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-12

5O25 Isl ST. NV, No. A. bedrm
liv. rm.. dinette, kit, and bath;
rear scr. porch, range and re-
frlgerator in apt. Compl redec
ShI 10 q mn Call EX 2-n4Sn
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-04
Carol 7rusk to PlayLead
in Pioneers Suspect'

The October meeting of the
Pioneer P layers of Geauga
County was held Wednesday
night, Oct. 3, at their new To-
cation on Main st. above the
Gerald Wearsch Realty Co. The
primary topics under discus
sion concerned the forthcoming
production of Suspect Among
the committee heads reporting
to the general meeting on their
progress were Dan Finkel, Bus
mess Manager; Barney Camp
bell, Stage Manager; Kay Mat
thews, Set Design; Wayn e
Trask, Set Construction; Doug
Metcalfe, Properties; and Vic
Salkin, Music and Sound.
SUSPECT, the forthcoming
presentation of the P i o n r
Players will be given at the
Chardon School Auditorium on
October 10, 20 and 81 1t will
be sponsored by the All Groups
of Geauga County for the bene-
fit of the Girls Exhibit Hall on
the Burton Fair Grounds. Mrs.
Helen Harrington, Director of
the play, reports that rehearsals
are in full swing, and that ev-
eryone in the cast is working
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-04

acres to Peter and Marion Pet
ersen. Davida Gustafson, &C.
res to Lillian G. Alexander.
HAMBDEN - Julius and Kat
lie Antonio, / acre to Harry
and Ruth Fernandez, Merwin
and Lillian Collier, l acre to
Russell Haueter.
HUNTSBURG Katherine
Hersh, acres to Frank and
Pauline Krochot. Andrew and
Martha Miller, 2 acres to Jo-
seph Jr. and Beverly Woitella.
Joseph Pokorny, 1.50 acre to
John and Mollie Mindeo; $50
acre to Salvatore Santangelo.
MIDDLEFIELD HUN Mt s.
BURG - Amelia Gura, house,
81 acres to Charles Gura.
MONTVLLE Phyllis M.
BleWett, 82.39 acres to Arnold,
Franklin. Sidney Berger.
MUNSON - Merton M. Beck
with, house, $3.50 acres to LOU
ise BeckWith.
NEWBURY - w. o. Froh-
ring, 3 acres to Roy L. Baynes,
David S awdey, II acres to
Grace Sawdey, c. H. and Fern
Davis, 1.30 acre to John and
Marie Vackett. Victor and Anna
Kirby, house, 20 acres to Anth-
ony and Helena Mlodzik, Sophia
Pisching.
RELIANCE INVESTMENT -
Charles Kraus, 40 acre to Will
liam and Margaret Botos. Lib
bic Prochaska, IA acre to EN-
ily Rychel, Jerry Prochaska.
PARKMAN -- Frank and Ma
ry Handsel, .06 acre to Home
Telephone Co.
RUSSELL Herbert Flor
ence, .85 acre, 10th interest, to
Bernice Longley, Robert and
Donner Bender, 1.61 acre to
Frank Jr. and Mary Passick.
Thelma Henslee, $50 acre to
George Woodley.
S. RUSSELL VLLAGE-Bell-
wood Acres Inc, 1.10 acre to
Carl and Marie Zallar. Wilma
Troyan, 1.52 acre to Rosemary
Nerone.
THOMPSON -Dena and Flea
more Mckee ct al, bldgs., IS
acres to Robert and Richard
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-04

BURTON TOWNSHIP &C. H.
AND Fern Davis, 2.16 acres to
John and Marie Varkett.
FOREST AND SYLV N
LAKE - Buckeye Married Cou-
Piles Social Club, so acre to
George Mohr ct al, Gabriel
Szabo, so acre to Joseph Nor
goes ct al.
BURTON VILLAGE Ken
meth Ernst, bldg, "a acre to
Richard and Walter Stone.
CHARDON TOWNSHIP -Oui-
da Clark, new house, LOS acre
to Lloyd and Ida Golko.
CHARDON VILLAGE Nina
Cook, house, .16 acre to Vada
and Vera Cook. Frances Prots,
house acre to Thelma and
Harry Murray. Martha C. Ward
Bell, house, 80 acre to Earl
and Virginia Van Olveren.
CHESTER - Lynn L. Hamil-
ton, 1.18 acre to Julius and Lin
da Files. BaldWin-Kenealy Co.,
1.01 acre to Martin and Rose
Rubright. Henry Majeska, new
house, half interest, $50 acres
to Rosabelle Majeska. Milan ia
cobs, 1.26 acre, 2 houses to
Gail Jacobs, 101 so, IS, 1892,
.05 acres to Mary Wendt. Clay
and Loretta Eddy, 1.58 acre to
Gail and Phyllis McCleary;
1.59 acre to John and Rose
Szabados. Maybelle Lyman, Mir
lam Smith, 1.03 acre to Henry
and Lenora Maynard; 103 acre
to John and Eleanor Kubishy;
1.03 acre to Henry and Dolores
Dybzinski, Douglass Oviatt, 397
acres to Raymond and Emma
Durn; 3.48 acres to Louis and
Anna Reboly.
CLARION Robert and EN-
ma Christian, new house, 27.24
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-04
Clubs Start
Season With
Banquet

Three Chardon Women'S clubs
Progress, Research and Aquar-
ius, started the club year with
a dinner at LutZ Tavern in
PaineSville last week. There
were ITO attending. Mrs. Glenn
ent Dewalt, president of the
Aquarius Club, was toastmis-
tress,. Invocation was by Mrs.
Edward Wenzel.
Mrs. DeWalt introduced Miss
Hazel Johnson, president of the
Progress Club, and Mrs. Yetter
Snyder, president of the Re-
search Club.
Mrs. Wesley Black, accom-
panied by Mrs. Ernest Johnson
Jr., sang the Club Collect and
Eternal Feminine"
An interesting and instructive
talk on handwriting character
istics was given by Mrs. Marie
Aberegg of Cleveland.
The Research and Progress
Clubs will have joint meetings
this year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-04
Myron Perkins
Wins Trip to
Puerto Rico

Mr.. Myron J. Perkins, local
Studebaker dealer of Chardon
has just been notified by the
regional office that he is one
Of the winners for a free ten day
vacation trip for him and his
wife to Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands.
The trip was won for his out
standing sales of new cars and
trucks for the months of June,
July and August, having sold
l65 percent of his quota.
I Approximately 80 dealers and
their wives from the United
States will take this trip, they
will fly to Miami, Fla. and then
to the Islands.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-04
AT THE COURTHOUSE

Shaw and Mary 1.64 acre to
John and Mary Goetz; 1.86
acre, house, to Lorne and Lillian
Bevis. Clell and Cleon Taylor
1.50 acre to Lawrence and Lii
liam Buckhold.
CHAGRN FALLS PARK -
Morris Weinbert, IL acre to Ju-
Illus and Ola Harding.
LAKE LUCERNE - Edward
and Marilyn Byrd, "a acre to
Lake Lucerne Land Co. Lake
Lucerne Land Co., SO acre to
Frank and Dolores Vendely.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-04

charged.
Judgment of $32.63 is given
County Treasurer Irene Marks
in suit to recover unpaid
taxes against Fannie Hardy and
unknown heirs. Two lots in
Chagrin Falls Park are ordered
sold.
When the divorce case of Lau-
rem B. Solether Jr., Lake Lu-
cerne VS.. Maxine r. Solether,
BOIL Belmont Rd., Woodmere
Village, was called, the plain
tiff was not present and hearing
was held on cross petition. On
gounds of cruelty and neglect,
defendant was granted a di-
vorce.
The divorce case of Ruth C..
Quackenbush, Brown Rd., Chag-
rim Falls, VS.. Harvey E. Quack-
enbush Jr., same address, is
dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Asking that terms of a con-
tract be performed, Saul S.
Biskind, 5664 Smith Rd., Cleve-
land, and Ruben Paley, 1888
Jackson Avenue, Cl evela n d
Heights, have filed suit against
Frank Stein, Society for Savings
Bldg, Cleveland.
To recover $245 go alleged to
be due on an account, Bruce
Martin, doing business as Mar
tin Tire and Supply Co., 1924
w. Main ST., Ravenna, has filed
a petition against Mr.. and Mrs.
James GruSS, Auburn.
For judgment of 81 ,820.05 al
legged to be due on an account.
Eva L. Webster RID. /, Bur
ton, has brought an action a
gainst Bobby j. Parker, Route
81, NeWbury.
Jean Ruth Lane, Rt. /, Chag-
rim Falls, is granted a divorce
from Robert P. Lane, Russell
Rd., Rt. 8, Chagrin Falls, on
grounds of cruelty. She is given
custody of child. Defendant is
to pay $25 weekly.
The action against Robert j.
Bannister and Irene Bannister,
Chester, brought by the State
Highway Department which
sought land on Rt. 306 for high
way improvement, is dismissed,
the Bannisters accepting So, ,405.
Cleveland Trust Co. was made
a party defendant.
On grounds of neglect, Kitty
Martin, 220 Turner Dr., Aquilla
Village, is awarded a divorce
from Charles E. Martin, same
address.
Lynn HoSford, Chardon, is ap-
pointed auctioneer for one year
to sell property anywhere in
Ohio.
n the case of May Yambor,
2675 van Ave, Euclid, for can
collation. of contract, VS.. Earn
est and Germaine Pakarek,
Center Rd., Montville, the land
contract between plaintiff and
defendants is cancelled. Obliga-
tions of the defendants arising
out of the contract are termin-
ated and money paid by defen-
dants to plaintiff pursuant to
contract are declared liquidated
damages and shall be the sole
property of plaintiff.
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far beyond the call of duty.
Carol TraSk's role as the mys-
terious Mrs. Smith is an exact
ing one, and she is being ably
supported by Joan Steffancin,
Dick Mahaffey and Joan Ait
kin, Dick Stewart, Bob Smith
and Laura Metcalfe, and Don
Gosella. People interested in
joining the group are urged to
contact Carol Trask as soon
as possible, since there are
many interesting jobs to be
filled backstage.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

BAINBRIDGE-Geauga Lake
Investment Co., go acre to Ire.
marco Corp, AZ acre to Gulf
Refining Co., Geraldine Kulisz,
14.06 acres to Raymond Kulisz,
half interest, and John and Kate
Helm, fourth. John and Kate
Helm, house, 14.06 acres to Ray
mond F. KuliSz. Howard Tay-
lor, Olive Carnes, 1.54 acre to
Howard Taylor. Aline Carnes,
plat of Taylor Acres subdivision
approved and filed. Ben w.
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KELLOGG BUYS
REGISTERED AYRSHIRE

Dennis c. Kellogg, Chardon,
recently made an initial pur-
chase of one registered Ayr
shire, according to the Ayrshire
Breeders Association Execu.
tive Secretary, Chester c. Put.
ney, of Brandon, VT.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Recent marriage licenses are:
John William Sparks, 80, of
APT Hambden St., Chardon, and
Thelma Louise Dilly, "a, of 307
S. Hambden ST., Chardon.
Frank Gorchick, %, and Will
ma Hagen, 10, both Of Snyder
Rd., Bainbridge.
Melvin z. Miller, %, and Ada
Yoder, %, both of RID Middle
field.
John Michaels, 40, and Helen
Christine Wascak, %, both OF
RD 2, Burton.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT


COMMON PLEAS COURT
George Bushner, SOM Center
Rd., Tree Top Farms, Solon,
asks $4,000 damages for in,
juries in a suit filed against
Wallace Mum, Newbury.
The $38l.72 money only action
of American Fidelity Insurance
Co. and Robert Barksdale, 1890
E. 84th ST., Clev e an d, VS.
Charles Simpkins, 1888 Federal
St., Youngstown, is dismissed
at costs of plaintiff.
The defendant not found in
Geauga County, the money only
suit for $141.73 of Arc Loan
Co., Los Angeles, VS.. James L
Taylor, care of A. L. Smith
Huntsburg, is dismissed without
prejudice at plaintiffs costs
Dismissed at costs of the de-
fendant is the 1923 so money on,
~ suit of st. Clair Cut Stone
nc, 19507 st. Clair Ave, Cleve.
land, VS.. Wilbur Mehle, Park
man.
The divorce case of Dorothy
Arlene McNeice, Rt. 2, Mantua
VS.. Donald Leroy McNelce
same address, is dismissed al
costs of plaintiff.
Judgment of $115.20 for un'
paid taxes is given County
Treasurer Irene Marks in hel
action against Pearl Harvey
address unknown, ct al. Two
lots in Chagrin Falls Park are
ordered sold.
Charging neglect, Willie J
Harpel, Chagrin Falls, seeks a
divorce from Ruth Harpe, same
address.
Alimony and separation is
sought in a petition filed by
Mrs. Mary Kroyer, guardian ot
Patricia Adamic, Columbia
Lake, Burton, against Alfred ad
annie, same address. Cruelty is
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Robert Mckee, 35 acres, bldgs.
to Peter Vitantonio.
TROY - Louise Balas, Rose
FIGHTER. Carl w. Patch, AT ac-
FIGHTER, 400 acres to julius
re to Myrtle S. Patch. Myrtle
Patch, AT acre to Emery and
Nella LipStreu.