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MARYLAND u. Viewed
AS Big County Asset

The sprawling University of
Maryland campus at College
Park is considered to be one Of
/ the most important Of Prince
Georges County's assets.
/ 1t covers some 1882 acres. It's
7 value, including buildings, equip
ment and land, is estimated at
about $50 million.
At least that is what the latest
appraisal shows, and, according
to university officials, this does
not include the five professional
schools in Baltimore, the facili-
ties at Princess Anne or other
off-campus installations. These,
it is said, would raise the uni
versity's worth another SIT mil
lion.
Almost 10000 students are
taking courses at College Park,
7.404 of them on a full-time
basis as undergraduates. An
other 89l are taking graduate
work there. while 1869 are part
time students.
Again. these figures exclude
the off-campus activities, such
as the 4,205 professional school
students and the 11,724 taking
university instruction at military
installations in this country and
l6 nations overseas under guild
ance of the University of Mary
lands College of Special and
Continuation Studies.
/ There also are some 1900
faculty members at the College
Park plant alone, many of them
residents.
4 Enrolment is now at an all
time high and there's every in
dication it will continue to grow
for some time to come.
Right now four new buildings
are under construction or are in
the process of getting started.
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athlete and Phi Beta Kappa at
the University Of Texas, who
formally became president of
the University of Maryland in
February, 1855. although he had
taken over a few months before.
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1892 LIVINGSTON STREET, NV.
$40 050

LARGE HOME FOR THE ECONOMY MINDED -Four a. bedrooms
with for fifth 9th room; buths Red brick semdeuehed
Colonial style with center ho modernized kitchen den
Space for powder punt ceun. dry basement with
sosred furnace Butn garage Large 40 loon moy be
assumed Two blocks tostest busne blocks finest
suburban shopping Priced TO sell today.
Directions Out Conn Ave- 10 LIVINGSTON St. left to house
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opunt umber living suburban Wohnetons sought otter
Country Club Community You will be satisfied with other
house after seeing this quality home with the LARGEST LIVING
ROOM IN THE HAMLET fumiysze dining equipped kitchen
bedrooms buhs garage full basement maids
and both Gusseneosed porch overlooking garden
lovely weI-shrubbed terroees Sal $50
Directions; Out Connecticut Ave. right EostWest Hshwoy
z blocks left IN Cypress
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GNTLEMENS ESTATE $3.50 BRADLEY BLVD English architecture
Of unusual construction Beautiful estate with literally
hundreds Of Towering shrubs plus formal garden and pond making
this ideal estate for the discriminating buyer Huge living
beumed ceiling dining bo plus den ond powder first
floor Jorge bedrooms baths second floor Twoeor ottoched
Private road leading from Reasonably priced
s65O its entirety $4,000 for house ond approximately
Open Sunday Is.
Directions: Wisconsin Ave- out Bradley Blvd TO TJE sion
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BRENTWOOD. SIC 5OO-LEe. liv
and dining rooms. lst A.; rec rm,;
bath; 3 bedrms., bath, up; screened
porch, sarage. nice lot. AP. Z
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ONLY $50 PER MONTH
Neat BUNGALOW; perfect cond !:
hsnit: gas heat; very ige. lot. Only
2 blocks to trsnsp.. shopping and
school: reasonable down payment.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY. WA.
r-6655. UN. 4-Il66. II
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HOUSES 70, SALE, VA. (cont.)

HOME AND INCOME = Brand-new
brick duplex In choice close-in n.
Arl. area. 3 spacious rms. and bath
on each level: full bath In bsmt.
Price. S27,950. CROWELL q CO,
INC. 2l60 N. Giebe I'd. Arl.' ia.
AN EXCELLENT INVEST
MENT plus lovely home? Assume
agents. Attractive 3-bedroom ram
bier. fun bsmt with rec. rm.. Ia
acre lot, ga yrs. old. Immac. con-
dition. go Cherry ST.. West Vienna
Woods; Vienna, Va Open Sat and
kirk $3.50 for weekday Inspection
THIS. YOU MUST SEE. $4,000.
Gil appraised: 3-bedrm., 1is-bath
brick. Stone firepl in liv, rm,,
sep. din. rm., big sunshine kit
with uphol breakfast booths. sun
deck on master bedrm:; full bsnlt,,
CAN ia. 5000. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC. e@2s n. olebe ION
SIs.s5O; Gil RAMBLER-Immacu-
late. all-brick rambler, on beauti-
full wooded lot. A large living
room with foor-to-ceIling fireplace,
DlNlNIr MUM WI n Dill ElN
TURE WINDOWS, Kitchen with
breakfast space, 3 bedrooms; q
delightful. huge. rear. screened
porch. Excellent school area
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. METZ
LER, IA. 5-7575. 3Sl1 Lee hwy
Open I'll 9 pm.
ALMOST AN ACRE OF land goes
with this lovely home, plus a lge
sep. bldg. lot; all city utilities.
Here is home you must see to
realize the bargain. offered for
only SlS,95n. Lge., 3-bedroom
frame Colonial; h.-w.h.: in Fair
fax. Owner viii accept low down
payment and carry st trust him
self. ARFAx REALTY. JF. A-4anh-
NEAR LANGLEY-Enioy casual ltv-
ing in this new fi5-FOOT BRICK
RANCHER. with private screened
veranda and carport; center-hall
plan, luxury bedrms., . fun
baths: sep. din. rm. overlooks quiet
wooded valley: lower level rec area
with additional firepl. and prepare
for 3rd bath. Lucky purchaser
must have both judgment and eashl
SCI 800. Call IA. 10000. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, 2222 N.
Glebe toff Lee hwy open 30
s-BEDRM. BRICK COLONIAL: two
y baths: I'm full bsmt; 50 $500
down; $4,000 Oh loan. JR 5-0756
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COLLEGE PIX, $1,000 dn.-3 bed
rms. fun bsmt,, lift. liv: Im:, lE e;
divided bath with vanity sink and
full wall mirror, assume ~ q
lesns ] oik, ssess99sSIni J. VlcioN
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COLLEGE PARK AREA, OF, $500
down-Mod. 8-rm. Diet. brick, only
Z yrs. old: l.-acre cor lot. Excel,
cond. HUGH 7. PECK. HE, 4-640O.
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lingtonl We invite your imme-
level Colonial situated on a quiet
cul-de-Sac. where It's safe for chill
dren to play, and in a community
Of discriminating families. UNIQUE
floor plan consisting OF full dining
room, gem Of kitchen. big living
room. plus 3 twin-size bedrooms
and library. built-in garage. Call
IA. 5-266l. THOS. J. FISHER &
CO, ~ 10 -.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
(continued)

GROUND up to BM
acres In Silver Spring and Wheaton
areas. Ready for immed. use. Sew
eral choice commercial tracts in
same areas. Tracts avail. In future
center Of Silver Springs industrial
developments from ! to acres.
Railroad sidings avail with several
properties. Call HOLMEAD a. BAR.
REALTORS. 904 Bonifant ST.. Ju.
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lyon HILL.

AND FoRREsTvILLE AREA
Two 5-bedrm. brk: ramblers. FROM
el7.500 TO $4,000, all house
cond.; half-acre lots: city water:
many extras, Call TO see these lovely
hnrnss MrS Coy, LU, 2-sI3f or ST
S-T36s. ATLAS REALTY co. .
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH
CApFEP CEPVICE

Oficer will want to look this
spick -and-span 3-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial over carefully. II features q
Iiy rm. with frepl.. formal din. rm.,
modern git, with eating space, GE
slec. stove and dishwRsher Enclosed
side porch, full dry bsmt; situated
on a lovely. fenced. corner lot with
arn convcniences. Less than % Minis
to the Pentagon; on Marshall st.
Priced very low at s17.500. Call for
appt. to inspect.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

S12.sOO CT bedroom Cape
Cod; 19-foot living rm. with fire-
place, q A-acre level wooded lot
with I5S-ft. front; near Seven COZ
ners ONLY 500 DOWN, VACANT
21so N. Glebe Rd. IA. 5-O7O7
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A WARM WELCOME

We 4 ereet you when you inspect
this 3-bedroom. brick Colonlai notne.
Kitchen, full basement, rumpus
room garage and large side screened
porch, Best OF all It is in tip top
condition and priced at $4,000
VIII IN al
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1890 DOWN

And assume lee. al loan with
total monthly payments of Sah incl.
taxes and insurance. Nothing more
.hrick and frame Care Cod type
home. Lge liv, rm. ftrepl.. sep.
din. rm . bedrms. tile bath down
Staircase 10 expanSible attic. Full
bsmt. Beautiful lot situated in Falls
Church.
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-49O0
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

TAKOMA PARK. near san-A real
nice . or , bedrm, home and good
income. JU. 9-0656,
ATTENTION, INVESTORS! Ten 2
bedroom units, in immaculate con-
dition. near 2lst and Mass. ave.
NV; will show wonderful return
on 5000 cash investment. Cali
Mr.. Young. ir,. WO. 6-921l. or
D1, T-5s30. THoS. J. FISHER
g. CO.
N. ARL.-Corner business property
for sale: good income: Lee hwy. and
N. Quebec st. Call MR.. COLLINS,
PTS N. Quebec st. IA S-Sn6S.
PRIME LOCATION, 3-Story brick. at
nth and Pa. ave, W: excel. ten
ants: income. Sl3,500 year. Owners
will sell or trade tor small CONNER
cial properties. These people want to
deal. Mr.. West, GOSS REALTY CO..
INC, MA S-1353 -
a PENN. AvE--Excel.
bldg. sood tenants. annual income
Sl3 500, will sell or trade for
smaller commercial properties Mr.
West. GOSS REALTY CO. INC.
3 STORES. all leased--one of Prince
Georges prime business locations.
For appointment to inspect, call
LLlLARD REAL ESTATE, uN q
SEVERAL NICELY rented hoa,es to
good tenants shows 2Oce return on
BhUcoM REALTY. IA. s-IS60,
ewes RA 3-2UU3
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

USED CAR LOT on main thorough-
fare in District or Nd; T5-cAr ca
pacity. Telephone Ma. S-1272. ~
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NEW MODERN RAMBLER
3 BEDROOMS, CARPORT

PRICE SLhSHED 10 h5U
$500 DOWN TO NoN-vET
Here Is an opportunity to buy your
futuristic dream home on rental
terms. Many new features such as
compartment bath. full basement.
Excel. location near new Glenridge
school and st. Mary's Parish. Close
to Baltimore Parkway. Call u 3
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT 8.
DAVIS Az Co, INC. B
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BEDROOMS

4 BEDROOMS
SI3,600 all. Rocfns very large; NV:
nm, with fireplace, spacious screened
inspect al your convenience. FRINGE
GEORGES REALTY, WA. 1865,
fTnion A-I1HR Il
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A GOOD BUY

For my bargain hunting
dow, . good sized bedmS.
we boiler "a good buy" Brick
rambler on corner lot, with
fenced rear yard; liv. rm.
with large tilted picture win
dow . good-siZed bedrms.
and bath, kitchen Is big
enough to eat in, full day
lisht basement, finished in
knotty pine, contains a
kite en-, bedrm., Nv. rm. with
fireplace. and bath, which
could be rented TO help with
the payments on the house.
Full price. Gil approved,
$4,000, with only 1917
down. and approx 500 per
month.
CURTIS E.. MARTIN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
THOS. F. HALEY +,
Longest Established Realtor in
LANHAM AREA
HOMES. LOTS, ACREAGE

This community offers new paro-
chial and public schools. excellent
shopping centers and is convenient
to Wash. BALTIC. pkg.
1901 ANNAPOLIS RID. AP. 7-S300
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MODERN AS TODAY

TIL, contemporary split-level ram
bier. with 8 bedrooms and recreation
and harroom or 3rd bedrm. is only
3 years old, situated on level fenced
lot in hne residential Adelphl area
Excellent home for young couple.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE 4-4ooo TN O PM RIA. $4,000
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S2hn DOWN

PAYMENTS LESS THAN RENT
Anchor-isnced home: sep. dining
nm, larpt. sSpsnsibie attic. full bemt.
3 blks. school. | blk. bus, stores. Miss
Dillon, AP 7-SnsO. ewes, UN, g.
1918. J. VICTOR DiCKEY.
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HILLwoop MANOR

Offer desired on this corner prop
erty. tust of New Hampshire ave.
Near Langley Park: z rooms; bath,
gas heat; Priced at sl4'5oo. MI
MARSHALL j wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20O3
SEAT PLEASANT. sao2 r St
Lovely framed Diet. home, 9 rms.
Including 3 bedrms., bath; 20, 600
81 900 down.
SEAT PLEAsANT-Frame: liy.
nm. dining rm., kit, library, on. st
floor; bedrmS. bath on Ind: refgr =
stove. oil h.-w.h.: $4,000. M,ooo
W. C. FAUssETT. 6101 Dix st.
ne RE R-73f5 or LII. 2-6112.
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BRICK BUNGALOW
Only S11 800 20-ft liv. I'm. with
din. area. fully equip. kitchen. gas
heat fenced lot. Assume G1 loan
or can purchase on Gl terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REtLT1 CO..
WA. 7-6655, UN. 4-1I66. Il
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15

ority sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. Miss Gettinger
was in a dress of turquoise cry
stalette in cocktail length. She
wore a floral head band of
bronze chrysanthemums and
carried a colonial bouquet OF
bronze and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
A fraternity brother Of the
groom, James Shining, served
as best man. John Shallenber-
ger, Chesterland, brother of the
bridegroom, was an usher.
The wedding reception was in
the Patio room of the Alcazar
Hotel. The couple will be at
home after October Is at 2183
harrington Road.
The bride graduated from
DePauw University, Greencas-
tie, Ind, in 1856. She is a mem
ber of the Alpha Gamma Delta
Sorority.
After finishing University
School, the groom graduated
from Iowa State University,
Ames, Iowa, in 1856. His fra
ternity was the Kappa Sigma,
The Bridegroom is a Second Lieu
tenant in the u. S. Artillery and
will report to Ft. Sill, Oklahoma
on November S for training un-
til February.
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7oi, Hoax UlA
Carl IaMuhe,oer

A wedding of interest to Ge-
auga County people took place
at the Forest Hill Presbyterian
Church on Saturday, October IS,
when Miss Lois Ann Hoax be-
came the bride of Carl William
Shallenberger.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester w Hoax,
2183 harrington Road, Univer-
sity Heights. The groom is the
son of DR.. and Mrs. David Shall
lenberger, Hickory Nut Farm,
Chesterland, Ohio.
The church was decorated for
the occasion with yellow Fiji
and bronze chrysanthemums
with yellow candles in the can
delabraS.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Yoder Leith, pastor
of the church, at two thirty :
clock in the afternoon.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was lovely in
waltz length gown Of Chan
tilly lace with portrait neckline.
The elbow length veil was of
bridal illusion and hung from
lace pill-box hat trimmed with
seed pearls. Her flowers were
white roses carried on a white
bible.
Miss Marcia 10 Gettinger, Sor-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15

The next Chardon P.T.A.
meeting will be held at the au-
ditorium at 8 pm. on Tuesday,
november 20. The program will
be a p anel discussion that
should be of interest to all in
this area of the county. The sub
ject will be School Centraliza-
tion VS. Decentralization. New
state legislation has pointed up
the need for all school districts
to give serious consideration to
a consolidation program. The
panel will consist of Mr.. Frank
Schofield, Mrs. Mary Price,
Mrs. Helen Macdonald, Mr.. Ira
Garfield, Mr.. Charles Thomas
and Mrs. Mary AuInick. P.T.A.s
from Hambden, Munson, Mont
vile and E. Claridon, as well
as the E. Claridon Mothers
Club are being invited to attend
and to participate in the ques-
tion and answer period that will
follow the panel discussion.
Mrs. Aumick will give re-
port on the Visual Screening
program.
At the recent board meeting
Mr.. Francis Rossback, P.T.A.
president, reported that 40 par
ents have joined and that the.
membership committee will be
on hand next Tuesday night to
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15

auga schools the week of De-
cember 8 which has been ap-
proved by F. r. Schofield, Coun-
ty Superintendent.
An educational Christmas
Seal program is planned for the
schools. Health films will be
available from the local TB AS
sociation upon request.
The following school Seal Sale
Committee has been appointed
by Mrs. Bell. Burton, Mrs. Vern
Foft; Chardon, Mrs. Harold
Reiter, Mrs. Francis Rossback;
Claridon, Mrs. H p. Naramore;
Hambden, Mrs. Joe Pokorny;
Huntsburg, Mrs. George Frank
Kenston, Mrs. I. M. Cavanagh,
Mrs. John L. Butler Jr., Mrs.
Cecilia RuebenSaal, Mrs. Jo-
seph Condell; Middlefield, Mrs.
Hugh Johnson, Montville, Mrs.
Carlton Alvord; Munson, Mrs.
Martin Miller; Newbury, Mrs.
Donald Bican; Parkman, Mrs.
Richard Giles; Thompson, Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15
Mrs Bunknlan
Jpeak5 on Art at.
Prqgrgg-Re,earrb

The regular meeting of the
Progress and Research clubs
was held at the Thrasher House
Monday evening, November IL.
The music was furnished by
Mrs. Jane Jevnikar who sang
three solos accompanied by
Miss Barbara McWhorter. Mrs.
Carl Brinkman, a well known
artist, was the guest speaker
and gave a most interesting
talk on Art starting with the
well known Old Masters and
showing the changes and trends
down through the centuries un-
til modern times. She had many
lovely pictures with her to IL
luStrate her talk.
The hostesses for the evening
were: Carolyn Alvord, Ethel
Barnum, Kate Pallant, Maureen
Diedrich. Minerva Allyn, Max
inc Osborn, Loretta Dunn and
Fora Peters.
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r. p. Snyder; Troy. Mrs l..
G. Rau; West Geauga, Mrs. G.
S. Raugh, Mrs. Robert Jackson.
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By Mrs. Mildred Skinner
Telephone 3484

=
Mrs. Noah Miller and little
daughter, Martha accompanied
relatives from Middlefield and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Mil
ler in Cassadaga, NY, last
week Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Alvord was a
Sunday dinner guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton Alvord and fam
lily in Middlefield.
Mrs. Almena Roberts spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Norval Curtiss in Willoughby.
Mrs. Ross Donoghue was re-
Gently commissioned Grand Ma
tron of District No. l, Grand
Chapter of Ohio, at a Grand
Chapter session in Cleveland.
The new officers were installed
at this time. Following install
lation, co-workers held a dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. Donoghue at
the Auditorium Hotel.
Dora Scott from Thompson
substituted in the class room
for Mrs. Daisy Trask last week
Monday Mrs. Trask spent the
day at Lakeside Hospital, where
her daughter, Mrs. Harlyn Stoltz
underwent an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Gar
rett and Milton Leggett have
moved into their home In
Painesville for the winter. Mr..
Leggett has called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Hoffman and Mr..
Ward Leggett this past week.
The old homestead of r. E.
Garritt has been sold and will
soon be occupied by the new
owners.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15

Edwina Stone, publicity. Final
reports of the 1856 carnival
were given at this time.
Sunday visitors at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Max Weitzen-
hof were the latter's mother,
Mrs. Lena Ringer, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Rubin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Ringer and two chill
dren from Cleveland.
There will be a card party
at the Grange hall on Novem-
ber "a starting at 800 pm.
Everyone welcome.
Mrs. James Sidley and Mrs.
Lester Skinner attended style
show in Hartsgrove Monday e.
vening. This show was spon-
sored by the Ladies Aid. Both
clothing and hair styles were
modelled.
Family Mite" will be held
at the Grange on Wednesday
evening, November % at TOO
pm. A pot luck supper will be
held. Everyone is invited. The
Grange meeting will be held
following the supper.
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NEWS from MON1vHLE

Mrs. Theodore Stone and
mother, Mrs. Clara Whitney at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Har-
ry Fritchey at the Spear Funer-
al Home last Tuesday.
MIR. Harrison Skinner from
Pair1esville and brother, E. I.
Skinner recently called on Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Skinner in Say
brook.
Mrs. Ross Donoghue left Fri
day to attend a Deputy School
and reception for O.E.S. at Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Donoghue went to
Cincinnati Saturday, where he
and Mrs. Donoghue attended a
dinner and dance Saturday night
and both returned home Sunday
The Ladies Aid held a din
ner at the Aid rooms on cleo
ton day, Tuesday, November
8, with Mrs. Helen Brace as
dinner chairman. Following the
dinner, a business meeting was
held with the president, Mrs.
Brace in charge. The Chaplain,
Mrs. Marie Beardsley h d
charge of devotionais. The next
meeting will be a loo pm. tea
at the Aid rooms on Thursday
December 6. Election of officers
will be held on this date.
Nearly 500 people enjoyed the
Smorgasbord dinner served by
the ladies of st. Patrick's church
at the school house last Sunday
A Carnival Committee meet
ing was held at the fire station
last Thursday. Election of Of
ficers for next year was as fol-
lows. Rose Weitzenhof, chair
man: Pauline Haney, secretary,
Lucille Colbow, treasurer and
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Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p.
Francis, who have moved in
to their brand new ranch home
on Auburn Center Road? They
moved here from Warrensville
Heights with their two sons
aged 6 and 1h and daughter
3. Mr.. Francis is a tool de-
signer for Kolcast Industries
in Cleveland.
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Have You Met -

Mr.. and Mrs. Webb May,
who moved here from Cole
brook, Ohio? They are renting
a house on Thwing Rd. They
have one son aged 5. Mr..
May is the foreman for Oh
mar Construction Company
now developing the Berkshire
Estates project on ThWing
Road.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15
Mrs. Hamilton Bell to Lead
Xmas Seal Sale in Schools

Mrs. Hamilton Bell, Chardon,
is the County School Seal Sale
chairman appointed by Carl
Brinkman, general chairman,
for the Geauga County TB and
Health Association.
Mrs. Bell will conduct the an
nual Christmas Seal Sale in Ge-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15
IoDiscuss Capitalization
for Schools atP.T. .A.Meet

enroll more parents. Mr.. Ross
back also reported that the
spaghetti dinner netted the club
the sum of $250.56.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-11-15
Have Yon Net

Mr. and Mrs. George Bond
who have bought a new home
on ThWing Rd., Berkshire Es-
tates? They are finishing the
inside of the house themselves.
The Bonds moved here from
Cleveland with baby Michael,
8 months old Mr.. Bond is
a meat cutter in Chagrin
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne C..
Mawhinney, who have moved
into their own new home on
Manchester Farms, Chester
land& They came here from
Lyndhurst with their daugh-
ter Terry, IL. Mr. Mawhinney
is a lumber broker with his
office in his home.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03

We received a letter from a cor respondent which went something like this: T am interested in ms- terial on Christmas customs anu traditions among the Esk;mos: toys preferred by children; typical Christmas dinner; Santa's dress; customs similar to hanging stock ings, mistletoe, decorating Christ mas trees; activity of groups that bring Christmas to the Esk mos,
Kodiak mirror., 1956-11-03
KODIAK, ALASKA, NOVEMBER 3, 1856

etc.. \. ,. A later line says: T am more interested in those Eski
 mos who are not too touched Ly American conveniences."