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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

do 1t. moderate further expendi-
lures should accomplish 1t.
County Jail
Tour was conducted by Sher-
iff E. John Phelps. Juvenile
room and women's cell were In
good condition and exceptional
ly clean. Everything was found
In good order, considering the
situation of lack Of space and
county funds to do anything
different. The main cell was ex-
ceptionally clean and recently
painted.
Each inmate receives a clean
towel, sheet and blanket. AL
laundry is sent out. Blankets are
cleaned at intervals. Prisoners
are required to take showers.
General appearance of cell
blocks excellent. Menus are u.s.
ed in meal preparation, and are
well balanced diets. Stainless
steel dishes are used to feed
prisoners.
All dishes are washed anc
sterilized according the State
Health laws. Kitchen was clean
An alcohol testing maching was
bought in April for use by the
county. 1t will pay for itsef
from fines and costs in a year
All county municipalities have
use Of it.
Employees are five deputies
matron who Is a deputy and of
flee clerk, one part-time duputy
three days on the road. thre,
days in the office, two night
dispatchers. Road deputies worl
in 12-hour shifts, 6 am. to
pm. and 6 pm. to 6 am. Nigh
deputies get one night off
week.
There are six patrol car
which are needed because @
increase in population and roa,
travel in Geauga. Men deputie
get $3.50 monthly. Women dis
patcherS work eight hour
each, 8 am. to 4 pm, 4 pm
to midnight, midnight to a
m.
The board found general ap.
pearance of the jail much i'm
proved from the previous visit
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

set up before she became man.
ager.
There are two full-time nurses
working eight hous daily and
two part-time nurses. The cook
works eight hours a day. A
laundry woman comes twice a
week. The matron is on call "a
hours day. All employees ex-
cept her receive S. per day.
The matron and cook have
canned over 1000 quarts of veg
etables and fruit for use this
winter. She buys the needed sup
plies.
Old furniture, trunks, valises,
ETC., were found in the base
ment. They should be checked
as to value, and should be des-
troyed as a fire hazard. Some
old mattresses should be deS.
troyed. The laundry equipmen,
is inadequate when 1t is con
sidered there are large sheets
to be washed. The ordinary
wringer type washer, old, mus
at present do the work for the
institution. A new washer is rec
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
HEREE ALL YOU DO :

Your vReddy Kilowatt" electric appliance
dealers have mystery topels'' on display in
their stores All you do to be eligible to win
big prize is mail in your answer to the ques-
ton: How many feet and inches of cotton yarn
are in the mystery topel''? Your electric ap-
pliance dealer will give you an official contest
card. Write your answer and your name and
address on the card and mail it to The
Illuminating Company
The Cannon Towel Company has estab-
ished the official mystery topet answer
which is now in the vault of the National City
Bank of Cleveland. This envelope will be
publicly opened April 2, 1856.
The Illuminating Company customer whose
answer is closest to the actual number of feet
and inches will receive free trip to Hawaii
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Committee Reports Improvements
Foundln Geauga County Jail

Conditions at the County and
Pope Homes and the County Jail
as of last Nov. Is were revealed
today in an inspection report fill
ed with Probate Judge Robert
B. Ford by the Board Of Coun-
ty Visitors. improvements over
the last report were found at
county jail.
Pope Home
Eight men and 10 women pa
tients, all in bed. The matron
receives SITS monthly and use
of an auto. The home uses plan
ned menus, checked by the at
tending physician. There are 10
old age pensions received and
five checks from Social Secur-
ity.
In view of the fact that some
patients families pay for their
care, there is some discrepancy
as all patients do not pay the
same. The question Is raised as
to who is responsible for deter.
mining rate Of pay. The new
matron could not give informa'
tion as some Of the cases were
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

commended.
The fire extinguishers were
found adequate. 1t is recommen-
ded a fire chief visit the home
monthly and instruct employees
how to use them. The general
appearance of the home was
found to be excellent and spot
lessly clean.
County Home
Twenty eight men and three
women residents, are able to
move around. The manager and
two hired men run the farm. In
the home area a cook, lam-
dress, bookkeeper and matron.
Menus posted are being used.
The matron said 1t was hard to
follow menus because OF trying
to use the left-overs.
The inmates eat on the sec.
ond floor. Dishes are washed by
some Of the men inmates. Plates
and cups are plastic. After dis.
hes are done the tables are Sc,
for the next meal. The inmates
receive a change Of clothing
weekly. All cleaning is marked
Fire extinguishers are new
dated June 1855. A fire chic.
should call monthly and inStruc'
on their use. Inmates receive
seven pension checks and eigh
social security. They are turned
over the to county auditor. Eacl
of these inmates have a small
sum turned back to. them TO
own use.
The home needs new barbe
chair. The old one is dilapidated
1t is suggested that new mat
erial such as linoleum Or for
mica be used to replace SIM
top were dishes are being done
All three floors are occupied
The men have the entire thir'
floor. Coal is bought, a car at
time. 1t is recommended tina
more time be spend in keepin
lavatories cleaner. The Who'll
building should be entirely clea
ed. II current personnel cannc
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH NEWS

How greater intelligence and
wisdom can be gained through
scientific understanding Of God,
divine Mind, will be brought out
at Christian Science services
Sunday.
The Lesson Sermon entitled
Mind" will include the follow
ing selection from Science and
Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy,
128:41D: THE term Science,
properly understood, refers only
to the laws OF God and to His
government Of the universe, in
elusive Of man. From this 1t fol-
lows that business men and cul-
tured scholars have found that
Christian Science enhances their
endurance and mental powers,
enlarges their perception of char
acter, gives them acutemess
and comprehensiveness and an
ability to exceed their ordinary
capacity"
Also emphasizing the divine
source of wisdom is the Col
den Text from the King James
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

2:30 pm. County Home SER
vice
$3.50 pm. Revival Time WV
$500 on your dial
TOO pm. Christ Ambassadors
7:45 pm. Evangelistic Service
Feb. FL Tuesday
1880 pm. Workers Training
Course and Prayer
4
Feb. 70 Wednesday
800 pm. Choir practice
Feb. % Thursday
800 pm. Story Hour, 1856 Tur-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Have You Met --

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bruce KEEL
ly who recently moved from
Pittsburgh, Pa, to Maplewood
rd. in Chardon? Mr.. Kelly is
a salesman at Fort Wayne
Corrugated Paper CO. in Gle
veland They have a daugh-
ter, Betsy 3, and a son Mark,
6.
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ner Drive, Lake Aquilla
Feb. IA Friday
500 pm. Story Huui 400. N.
Hambden St., Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

for two The next 10 closest answers by
Illuminating Company customers will each
win g Guaranteed Delight electric dryer In
case of tie, the customer whose card is post
marked earliest will receive the prize. Only
entries on official contest cards, individually
forwarded through the u. S. Mail and post
marked not later than midnight, March 81,
1856, will be considered for competition. Win
ners will be notified by mail.
Employees of The Illuminating Company,
their advertising agency and employees and
representatives of the Cannon Towel Company
are not eligible to win.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
CHURCH NEWS

Version of the Bible proverbs
2:6: The Lord giveth wisdom:
out of his mouth cometh know
ledge and understanding"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

MARANATHA
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH SCHEDULE
l28 Maple Ave.
Feb. 19 Sunday
1000 am. Sunday school
l1:00 am. Morning Worship
11:00 am. Junior church
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
CANNON GUEST TOWEL !!

Everyone who enters this
contest will receive a beauti-
full Ii" x 1S" fringed Cannon
guest towel, free! These quail
ity towels come in FIVE gor-
geous colors: fire red, aquatint,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

bronze green, camellia rose or
buttercup yellow. You will
receive yours when you pick
up your official entry card at
your Reddy Kilowatt electric
dealers store.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16


stalls 24ovo dryer with beating elements connected not
February 81
thirty after installation tells that she
delighted will immediately title
the
where installation family
we wills ref ornai inside wiring
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
How Go they feel


II should Ike 70 register my enthusiastic approval
Of your policies and activities wrote resident Of New
York City There must be quite few white persons
from the South who live in the North and who now,
like myself feel rather guilty about missing out in the
present campaign.
81 nave heard this repeatedly from my southern
friends. Perhaps, il you have any literature for
solicitation among ones friends could mail out few
and help them their consciousness.
pastor in Toledo Ohio has written that the
EAACP is "an organization for which have deep ad-
mraton" and as efectUal vanguard these many
years show mtcn.
From jamestown, Ny, another writes:
consider II O. obligation. ~ privilege and pleas
n belong u such wonderful organization"
eve q small, independent clothing store"
resident Of Redlsnds Calf has written. at just hap
pened that consulted about what color Of skin
chose to have before born, and my Creator just
happened to give a white skin. But want you to
know that carry my NAACP card proudly"
Every thinking, fair minded American citizen
should not only support you with membership, but
also with their support against the great Amer
ican cancer. racial discrimination
eve of modest burget to sell ideas.
Good, American iSess. We always have an implied
threat Of boycott from few who stll fighting the
Civil War Thos, who believe in white supremacy are
using precisely and exactly the arguments in 1856
the proponents Of slavery did up and including the
Civil War The only difference 10 that hey cannot use
the word slavery The NAACP is doing a ma znfieent
job to corrective forces in motion :"
in San Ansemo Calf writes that "the
segregation issue which interests and worries me
because certain segment Of population appears to
be unquaifedy anti American, antChristan and anti
human decency in attitude and policy -"
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Michigan Exhibit
Last Thru June

Michigan Is People" is the
theme the Detroit Public Library
chose for It's Michigan Week
exhibit in the second floor cor
r.dor of the Main Library, 520l
Woodward.
The exhibit, which will be on
view until the end Of June.
features . gallery Of famous
names from the past and pres
ent.
Photographs, books. leaflets,
pictures. and historical docu-
menis are combined TO show the
achievements and deeds OF
Michigan men and women under
the flags Of France, Gre a
Britain. and America.
Among these outstanding per-
sonslities Of Michigan's past are
Stevens T. Mason, boy COVER
nor" Of the early l800's; Gabriel
Richard, pioneer missionary
Etlenne Brule, litile-known dis.
coverer Of Lake Superior; and
the Indian chieftsins Pontiac
and Tecumseh.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09

The tentative program al
ready includes q number Of
prominent labor. farm and
political leaders who will
speak AZ the convention and
the traditional debate and ac-
fion on reports by the various
committees.
Michigan CIO President Au-
gust Scholle will keynote the
convention shortly after il opens
on Monday morning.
Greetings will come from the
mayor Of Grand Rapids and
President Joseph Van Dyke OF
the Kent County CIO Council.
Jack Kroll, co-director OF the
AFL-CIO committee on politi-
cal education COPE, will also
speak in the morning.
Michigan CIO Secretary
Treasurer Barney Hopkins will
then read the convention call
and committee appointments.
UAW President Walter p.
Heuihsr and Michigan Cover
nor G. Mennen Williams viii
share the platform Monday
afternoon.
The first committee reports
will be made at this time.
The first committee reports
will be made at this time.
Lieutenant-governor Philip A
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
j. c. Smith Set
for Graduation

CHARLOTTE. n. C.-TM
eighty-eighth annual commence.
ment Of Johnson c. Smith Uni.
versity will begin on Sunday
June 3. and end "Wednesday,
June 6, when 98 candidates from
the college and six theologs ex.
pect TO receive their sheepskIns
The commencement address
will be delivered by Dr.. Clifton
J. Earle. secretary Of the Com.
mittee on Social Education and
Action of the Presbyterin
Church, u. S. A.
The Reverend Charles Win.
slow Talley. field Representative
of Atlantic Synod, will delivs
the baccalaureate sermon.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09

be whole.
And sfraighfway the fovn-
tain OF her blood was dried
up; and she felt in her body
that she was healed Of that
plague.
while he yet spake, there
came from the ruler of the
synagogue's house certain
which said, Thy daughter is
dead: why troublest thou the
Master any further?
"And when he was come
in, he saith unto them, Why
make We this ado, and weep?
the damsel is not dead, but
sleepeth.
"And he took the dsmseI
by the hand. and said unto
her, TsIifha evmi; which Is,
being interpreted, DamseI, |
say unto thee, arise.
And sfrsighfway The dam
sci arose, and walked; for
she was of age Of twelve
years. And they were aston.
ished with . great ssfonish.
ment."
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
DeSoto to Speedway

Tne uliTs-luxur.ous DeSotio
F.,etl,e special convertible
wn.ca paced IRE 1855 Memorial
Day 500 mile classic &: In
c.snspols Motor Speedway.
combines every elenen. OF the
very latest sutoro;ive styling
engineering and ssfeiy-snc
has long been sold out al the
factory level. sccor1ingg 10
DeSoto officials
The most powerful and safest
auiomobils 10 ever pace the
500" u features special gold
top. and white and gold sx-
feTior combination.
Is matching interior uphol-
stery and trim distinctively
siy.ze the pace car.
The pace car interior features
hucket seat styling with full six
passenger comfort.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Fear No Ea,iI
Continued from Back Page)

helpful for ourselves, God
helps us to help others learn
how to express themselves in
gratitude, conducting them
selves like ladies and gentle
men.
1t was through praise and
thanksgiving that Jesus
healed the daughter of Jai-
rus. The Bible tells, Mark
5:2l-29, 35. 39, Al, AZ:
"And when Jesus was
passed over again by ship
unto the other side, much
people gathered unto him:
and he was nigh unto the sea.
And, behold, there eomefh
one Of fhe rulers Of fhs syns-
sogue, Jsirus by name; and
when he saw him, he fell 70
his feefI
"And besoushf him great.
ly, saying, Ny Iitfls daughter
liefh al fhs point Of death:
pray thee, come and lay thy
hands on her, that she may
be healed; and she shall live.
And Jesus went with him,
and much people followed
him. and fhronssd him.
"And a certain woman,
which had an issue of blood
twelve years,
"And had suffered MANY
things of many physicians,
and had spent all that She
had, and was nothing bet.
tered, but rather grew worse,
When she had heard OF
Jesus, came in the press be.
hind, and touched his gar.
ment.
For she said, If l NAV
touch but his clothes, l shall
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Win One, Lose
One, In Florida

PENSACOLA, Fla. (CNS) -
In Pensacola, Negroes were
granted use of the city-owned
Osceola golf course when a sum-
mary judgment was signed by
United States District Judge
Dozier A. Devane.
But in Delray Beach, Fla, the
city commission adopted an ordi-
nance to prohibit Negroes from
using the municipal swimming
pool or the municipal beach.
The commission called its ac-
tion an emergency ordinance
TO prevent interracisl riots with
in the city"
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Georgia Colleges
Hold Exercises

ATLANTA, Ga.-Atlanta Uni
versity, Morehouse College, and
Spelmsn College held joint
baccalaureate convocations SUM-
day in Sisters Chapel. Spelman
College campus with DR.. Gard
ner c. Taylor, pastor of the
Concord Baptist Church Of
Christ, Brooklyn, as speaker.
DR.. Taylor ministers TO a
membership Of more than 10000
persons. Since 1852, when his
church was destroyed by fire,
he has led campaign for re-
building which eliminated in
April of this year when the
congregation entered the COM
pleted buildings which cost over
million dollars.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
EDITORIAL
SOME FACTS ABOUT THE UNITED NEGRO
COLLEGE FUND DRIVE
EDITORIAL
$40 cRATIoT
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

The Woman Division made good reports last week
Msny thousands constec and as re listened 70
authentic repcrs Ue learned tha- United Negro cor
leges rave areads registered hundreds q. ~h.!e STU
dents seeking coege ec1tst.ca.
We s.ss heard :ror re SPEAKER al one q me
meetings he'd a. re Go,,er Eote. thst the United
Negro Colleges segregated, but they were sesre
gated against
And = hss happened si1ce the United States 81
prerne Colr ceci.io. ns- ore .ksr hundred whites
have ~l.:,gy entered re cole eyes
Tt.s a. goes u snow nat ne tine Is sure u come
when e,ery American citizen who wants 70, will have
conpe.e .ni,ed Fellowship and the oyfu experience Of
learning and wcrs.rg tcgether
William J Trent speaker, also pointed out that
seversl man Electives q the United College Fund,
are raising funds csny and nep worthy students
in need u receive scho.srshlps.
And = neip yo-rg p4cp.e, give them hope, help
them realize -.er hcpe fcr De-er day And that tney
may be sse y wcri neip others that al may earn
together me .s,dsrnen-a!s ~ lie.
Thro1g. ire l3 yesrs ~ the existence o. the An
nus United College Fund drives II Million IS dollars
have been raised
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
Declaration
tconnnusd from Page ~

Francisco.
The Dems. already having
made history by naming Con-
gresham Diggs as State Chair
man, elected five Negroes as
Delegates are Congressman
delegates and alternates-
Digs. Morris Hood, Lillian Hat
cher and John Mcdaniel OF the
18th Congressional District;
Jesse Smalls and Mrs. Stallings,
from the First Congressional
District
Congressman Diggs' presence
on the national platform COM
mlttee adds more statue 10 him,
inasmuch as ne not only Is the
first Negro Congressman from
Michigan. but last week became
the first Negro 70 serve as chair
man OF a State Convention.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09

Our DclOlL AlbcAo bch 49,
week-long celebration off TO q
flying start in New York Sun
day. with 9 double sweep over
the high-hying New York
Yankees.
The Tigers, winners Friday
night, swept the three-game
series-the first time the Yank-
ees had lost three in a row,
since the Tigers turned the
trick last July.
The UAw-cIC. and The AFL
Joined hands last December.
but the CIO-sspsciallY the
auto workers division. con.
.tinue 10 carry their idenity-
especially in Michigan.
Despite the various strikes,
lockouts and battles between
the 20-year old union. and man
agement. management this week
was in most instances. doffing
hats TO the union.
Certainly q stih feather In
the caps Of the UAW. II the
fact that. the union. with
Walter Rsuthsr as the guiding
light Is given credit for
eliminating me Communists
from the union.
With automation rapidly
entering the automotive, and
other manufacturing fields. an
other industrial revolution ap-
pears on the horizon.
How will labor and manage
ment handle II?
It's our guess that much more
smoother, than the transition
from the non-union days to the
union recognition. We believe
that both labor and manage
ment, during the past twenty
years, has learned tremendously
about working together as a
team.
Gloria and Andy hit the jack
pot Sunday night on the s64, 900
Challenge program. over WJBK-
TV. Inasmuch as both had tied
the previous week for the right
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09

to be called champion, and p,
ceive the top prize Of SEA oM
program sponsors REvELoy
decided TO split the Dot
each received a check for "a.
900. ''1
Cong. Diggs. who earle, al
the year threatened 10 ls,'s.
the Democratic Party unI...
presidential candidates ataII..
straight talk about civu
Rights" apparently is r.
MENTED-in. now that he ".
named State Chairman. ana
delegate from the 18th cons
District.
Tennessee State Universe,
graduated 270 students wha.
Fisk University, also of N,S'
vile, handed diplomas 10 IM|
last weekend.
Judge Homer Brown Of Phil
adelphia was commencement
speaker at Fisk. while DR.. jams.
c. Evans, civilian assistant /.
the Assistant Secretary Of D..
fense, spoke to Tennessee Sts
grads.
Our longtime friend and
counselor, l.. D. Williams. edito
Of the Nashville Globe and m.
dependent, Nashville, Tenn. |.
headed for the National BaptIs
Sunday School Congress in
Houston, Texas.
Although we haven't seen ths
lllustrious journalists since 1916
when the Baptist Convention
was held here. we follow closely
the hard-hitting comments d
Mr.. Williams on politics.
A "rock-ribbed' Republican
from the 'old school, he spins
puns about the Dems, that Of.
times win them over the line
OF course the Rev. Henri
Allen Boyd will be on hand To-
the convention.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
DON'T FORGET TO REGISTER AND VOTE
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

From the Bible:
I. Bless the Lord my souls and all thst s within
me, bless his holy
2. Bless the Lord my SOUL and forget not all his
benefits.
3. Who forgiveth all thine iniquities, who hesleth
all thy diseasest
e. Who redeemeth thy life from destruction; who
crowneh thee with ovingkndness and tender merces
5. Who sstsheth thy mouth with good things 40 that
thy youth 10 renewed like the eagles
g. The Lord exeeuteth Righteousness and judgment
for all that oppressed.-Psslm 103i1-6.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09

Hart, Ralph Bradley, president
Of the Illinois Farmers Union;
JAW Secretary Treasurer Emil
Macy, and Michigan Supreme
Court Justices Talbot Smith and
George Edwards will appear at
the convention Tuesday. Nomi-
nations Of officers will take
place at the Tuesday morning
session.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
CITIZENS TELL NAACP WHY THEY JOIN
ASSOCIATION

NEW YORK, May 81: The NAACP's national spring
membership campaign has impelled number Of Amer
leans take pen hand and tell the Associaon how
they feel about it's work.
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
CIO Delegates
Hold Convention
in Grand Rapids

The 1000 delegates expected to attend this years Mchi-
gan CIO Council 10th constitutional convention have plenty
to keep them busy during the four-day session
The convention is scheduled for June lila in the Grand
Rapids civic auditorium
The Detroit tribune., 1956-06-09
what they'e saying
By LUTHER WEBB

Gov. Williams and Mayor Cobo, opponents in ~.
campaign, have designated June aIS
f;AW-CIO WEEK in Michigan and Detroit respectivsv