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MIscEL. SALE tcons.l

DESK. CHEST; maple, almost new
3 drawers. $50. Call RIA. 3-3bs1
DESK, steel typlst; SEQ. HARRY
j. ABRAMS. l24 L ST. ne,
DEsK-Executiv type and chair
walnut; S35. ID. T-790i weekdays
DIAMONDs--Lady's diamond ring
liant cut, Handsomely set in plat
mum with small diamonds OF
each side By private OWNER
viii sacrifice. Phone OIL A-S3S7
DIAMOND RING, So point, gooi
color, SI7n. or best ofier under
OIL. $4,000.
DIAMOND RING, a,IO cts. Col,
Tiffany. Reas Appraised vaiul
5 900; best offer. Phone UN. A.
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DIAMONDS
UNREDEEMED

Buy Out-of-Pawn Diamonds
at lowest prices from Wash
ington's only Legal Pawn
Broker. These diamonds
were left as collateral on a
loan for a fraction of their
original value and must now
be sold to liquidate the loan.
To sell fast, they are priced
at lowest dealer prices. Ev-
cry diamond fully guaran-
teed in writing. We can ship
to your bank for inspection.
All prices plus tax.
/. Mans approx. ) cts: q fiery
diamond and a terrific nash; set IN
plain IA kt. w.g., gypsy mtg; lust
out Of pawn at bargain $500
color diamond with VIII modern cut; sci
In latest style; a kt; Wa. 4-prong
mtg: unredeemed: only S225
3. Ladys ! "a cts: brilliant modern
American cut dia; set IN gorgeous
VIZ. mtg; set with 2 side diamonds:
q bargain. only S325
T. Mans diamond horseshoe design
stickpin; 10 beautiful fun cut dia-
monds weighing approx, I a cts; set
In plat. top; terrific barEain, only.
S15O
5. Lady's diamond cluster rims;
81 gorgeous blue white diamonds
weighting APPROX pa cts. attrac-
tive all platinum mtg; priced 10
liauidate loan S425
g. Mans "a CT: modern cut and nice
color; set ia masculine IA KIT. v.g.
mtg unredeemed only Sl25
:, Lady's 2i4 cts; sparkling brill
lianey. modern cut attractively set
in lady's We. hshtail mtg.; unre-
deemed: only S515
8 Straight row diamond bar pin;
20 matched blue-white fun cut di-
Almonds approx l34 cts: set in at
trac.ive simple straight row platinum
bar pin; out Of pawn; only Sl75
p. Ladv'S over > cts solitaire dia-
mond with nice color and cut; set in
exquisite IA kt. We. mtg. with .
side diamonds; bargain, only, S495
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES, FURS
AMI TEsNTTurV nv r.
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$14.95
BLAIR'S TV

24I6 Wisconsin Ave. NV
THERNIO-FAX MACHINE. unused.
barRain. HARRY J. ABRAMS, iSi
l. st. ne. 80
THUNDERBIRD. JR.. new: drive 4
yourself: going overseas: must sae.
rifiee. HA. 2-7sS4.
TIMER. ll1.0O0 board It. mixed
TAX Va, Box 3S5-L. Star.
TIRES ca, 64OxI5 snow treads.
mounted on wheels 70 IN Ramhle,:
$40. UN. 4-3s09
TIRES 6:0OxI6 W.T., like new.
$500: 1 6:OOxI6, 500: 67nxi1
W.T.. $3.50. OWNER, 10. 2-S574.
TIRES (2). 67Oxl5: . tires. 7I0xf5:
6o sess chains, car heater. IA.
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New York Central; track set up of,
lOxo table with removable LEGS,
transformer. switch tracks. auto,
signal tower, water tank, signal
lights. train station. newsstand, r.r,
crossing house, automatic coal car,
mix car, cattle car and log car:
also car with signal lights and
caboose: call after 1920 am. Sum
day, FE 3-53S0
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand-new
better-grade bedrm., din. rm., liv.
rm., bedding. Modern, Early Amerl-
factory closeouts, samples and sur
Plus stock at lowest prices, REGARDLESS
Of big discounts offered elsewhere.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
sl6 l3th 81. NV. RE. 7-43lO
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PIANOS-ORGANS

New Minshall. also Thomas cleo
tronic organs, $500 up. Used up
right pianos, S6j up Famous makes.
grands, sos up. Used Steinway
consoles: also Hardman. Minipano.
Kohltr and Campbell, Harrington
spinets and consoles In this special
discount sale. Terms low as S25
dn.. 3 yrs. TO pay. Open Mon,
Thurs. and Fri. till o.; other days
TIL o, SILVER SPRING PIANO Co.
PING-PONG TABLES, new. . sect.
$50 Pefshine dr., JU, O-O33S.
legs, folding, painted, court lined
green or black top. AID. 4-2133.
P il.I TABLE; EoOd cOndi'
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pacity, 1000 gallons per hr.; little
used: ell for Sl25. VIII. 2-7192.
PIANO, Kranach e. Bach upright,
completely reconditioned: beauti-
full tone; 500. TO. $500.
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TIRE SALE

Full retreads guar wear like new,
95gOxi8, 970xl5, SIPS. TIOxI5. 1904
snow aS ss tTsso, Rec sxc hHp Ade So q,
%, 3234 Ga ave, RA 6-9S5O.
TOOLS 9aass; complete set, Ike new. NO.
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HEATERS. Janitrol. 100000 BTU.
Unit heaters: new; SUSPENDED tvpe
with propeller fans. on thermostat
9l1 Franklin st, ne. AID. 2-6723.
HEATER. water. 20-gaI. SIS: cook
stove. 81. window copper screens
{6l, 56~x31iz', Sc; chain link
fence. 42T $50 IT,. se9e f.. or
best offer. All rood condition.
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STEEL
ANGLE IRONS
CHANNELS AND
REINFORCING STEEL
STEEI


WILL DO WELDING
AND CUT TO SIZE
GENERAL WRECKING co.
JOY Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6117
IsTENOTYPE MACHINE, good condi-
ton: $50 HE. 4-0316.
sTENOTYPE--Recond and guaran-
teed. $50. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER
CO.. 741 18th st. NV.
STERLING SILVER nat ware, plain
design, l2l pieces service for IL.
INCLUDING extra pieces: sacrifice
$3.50 or best offer, HE. 4-44i2.
STORM WINDOW. dbis.. 81~ vide.
sg1c windows; 81. RE. $500.
STORM WINDOWS. sI3.s5: reg. sell
S23: de luxe comb, triple action.
neavy alum, inst. opt. terms
Call ANYTIME IL 3-7ss9.
STORM DINDows. white frames
eoS 5dI1aSS5l IN q , gs01as Excellent
STORM WINDOWS
10 wooden, cheap. 10. s-3s81
Hotpoint 1858. excellent
condition. IA. 5-5S0g.
STOVE--coleman Space Heater with
blower, very good condition. $65;
WE 5-5s44
STROLLER, collapsible; tricycle.;
play horse. solid rubber head. ali
imported: reasonable. HO. 2-3422.
STUDIO COUCH-Green-gra plaid:
ike new. Reasonable. EN- 3-1544
STUDIO COUCH. rubber matt. on
black iron frame. turu, and black
mos. old; $45; orig S115. KE
7-0596.
SUITS f3b, like new, size ~ reg, 49,
in: waist; cost $50 50; sac. SIS ca.
JU. a-B620
SUITS and sport coats. young mems
size 80. Excellent condition. De .
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RIBBON GROsGRAIN. new bolts
numbers ,, 5 and 0. Sacrifice. Call
RIFLES. Winchester 90 repeater.
bolt action; like new S25. HE.
RING. beautiful 5ia-carat, flawless
aQuamarine, In white, gold mount.
ing. viii sacrifice. Call OIL. 6-62b7.
RUGS--2 ax12 Orientai-design rugs
sacrifice for S2G ORIENTAL RUG
MART 1908 q q nv
RUGS matching maroon twist
wool broadloom, excel. cond tx
To-, gxS. jx5; 800. 9 reversible
" 9Si. SIS. H IA. s sssf; vHi%' o"''
RUGs-.2OO rush mat squares. ig
inch; brand-new. Cost soc; sacri-
fee, 35c, each Po 2-6425.
RUG, dark blue. wool broadloom,
9xl2; S15. WafIie rue pad. Okla;
IS, Good condition. JU. 0-3597,
RUGs--6x9 Wilton, 9x1s Amer. or
iental; excel cond: very reason
able. 232 Emerson st. NV. ia. o.
RUGs-Tabriz. 9isx14: Chinese, Ok
eta; oriental runners. :Biaxl6 and
3x9l2. Twin heds. complete. very
clean: needle point bench, ladies'
desk. OIL. 4-1665.
RUG, Chinese. apple green back
ground, pastel colors, medallion
center; very lovely. S325. IA. .
b417.
RUGS, used: all kinds. sizes; cash
and carry; S. to 500. EARECK-
SONS s2l Howard I'd. sc,
Rug ~. s S.ss.ss $40
RUGS and CARPETING
Any make YOU want at
discount prices! No money
down! SO months to pay!
Any color, width and size.
Leventhal's Furniture Co.
1880 18th NV. HUI. $4,000
RUGS-O RIENTAL
Genuine orientals. Low overhead
savings to you. We have Antique
semi-Antique and Modern In mos
sizes.
E. sEMoNIAN
Oriental Rugs
6l3 s. Washinston st.
Alexandria. Va. oV. 1874
RUGS
imported Persian designs. extra
heavy rose wine. blue; 9xi6,
MAYFAIR SHOP
1925 G st. NV.
SAFES t2l, either or both may b,
pufehased for fraction OF cost
must sell BECAUSE Of moving. Z. ]
McCARDY. Room 200, 1905 East.
WeN hwy. Bethesda.
SAW, Delta, Unisaw, 10 in. Cost.
S225. Sell $3.50; Also Delta iigsaw,
"a N. ana other portable tools.
SAWS, skill. Sin, Tin. Also sand.
ing machines, edger and portable
SAxOPHONE, Buffet, alto; pur,
chased new; USED mos. Orig
price, 1925; sell, S195. JU. 9-4335
SAxoPHONE, 3 nat alto: excellent
con0ition. VIII rent with option to
buy, 10. 4-7118.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, In ex.
cellent condition. Ii. $4,000.
SEWING MACHINE, cleo. portable
round bobbin; never used: SEQ; will
deliver. HE. 4.5S1S.
SEWING MACHINE
SINGER
Repossessed portable, may b.
purchased al q substantial saving
Arrangements may be made Through
any SINGER SEWING CENTER.
SHELVING. STEEL, all sizes, fol
stores warehouses and homes: 81
up set. GICHNER. FE. 3-6345.
sur MODEL-Authentic Danish
fishing schooner; AZ in. long; fully
rigged. EN-. 2-746I.
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DRUG STORE FIXTURES, glass
moor cases, wall cases with sliding
glass doors. cigar case. slanting
front cases, wrapping counters.
shelving, etc. Now in use. Can
be seen any time. Avail. in about
3 70 4 wks. CHAMBERS DRUGS.
1O37 Defense hwy, Landover Hills,
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SHOPSMITH
All standard accessories and some
extras Fine cond. Owner wants to
get latest model; $3.50. OIL. 2-l63S.
~ gauge auto: light
weight with sheepskin case: Sla5.
JO. 9-35I3.
SHOWER STALL new, never used,
heavy steel, white enamel with con-
crete base, all fittings incl, reas.
price. JU. 7-9113.
inside and outside.
storm windows. mirrors. workbench,
vice. toilet set, railing. OIL. 6-5413.
SILVER. Sterling, Gorham Melrose;
4 place settings. plus serving
pieces. VIII sell for 400 discount
JU. 7-7074.
SINKS, cabinets, new. used. Dis
count prices. X a. w SUPPLY co
18th and Bennings I'd. ne
SINK, 6O-in., 2-drain. $50; bab,
scales. s.; SOS long mil overcoat
IA. S-2226.
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DOORS, WINDOWS, molding, locks
night latches. nails. EN-. 2-07i7
DRAPES-Draw. lS-ft., golden, al
most new. cost $500. sell 500
ia. s-55S4.
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Milf SYSTEM, With tuner; quality
eomponenis, SEQ. IA. s-2S21.
BI-F1. in-satt amp. Taordarson,
With buils-in pEe-amp-, $50. AD. .
bSss.
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FURNACES, GAS

Hot water. used. guar. Medium
sized. SIS to 500. del. incl Large
selection OF used radiators. Also new
gas furnaces BLOCKS. 1746 Lee
hwy, nr. Key Bridge, ia. $500;
46lS Baltimore ave, WA. 1-55Ol.
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PIANO, Hamilton studio upright.
slightly used, made BY Baldwin; re-
conditioned and guaranteed. A nne
piano for q professional or a be-
ginner S495 including bench and
iIns q ~ III 5ss1an ~
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HTDEABFni Treen. SIS; refgr.: sofa
PEG suit; range wasnsr; leather
4IDE-A-BED. Simmons. Gust. made.
slip cover, peri. eold.. $50. babT
csrrisse como 66.i jefferson ne.
HI ". Scott. Model Dob: amplifler
sell SIS. wilcox-Gay Hl-Fi uprighi
tape recorder; retaii S967, sell
$i2s, Call Pr $1,000
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Repossessed portable, may be
purchased al q substantial saving.
Arrangements may be MADE through
any SINGER SEWING CENTER.
SHELVING. STEEL, all sizes. for
stores, warehouses and homes: So
up set. GICHNER. FE 3-6345.
SHIl' MODEL--Authentic Danish
fishing schooner; AZ in. long; fully
rigged. EN- 2-7461.
Evening star., 1956-12-23

inside his greenhouses to prepare the soil for
tranSplanting.
So far Mr.. Smith says, all his tomatoes have
gone to the nearby Charlottesville market. bringing
an average of about IS cents pound.
when started" he says, Il approached a
grocery chain. but was told that it couldn't buy
local produce
II then went to the local markets, and the
tomatoes were so well received that the chain came
running to me few days later for supplies"
Mr.. Smith says he has been stopped on the
street by persons who compliment him on the
quality of his tomatoes.
I'VE grade carefully and only market the best.
We eat the others ourselves" he says.
He was making long-distance telephone call
the other night when the operator broke in.
IF you are the Mr.. Smith who raises those
tomatoes" she said. Il want to tell you they are
the best I've ever eaten"
Evening star., 1956-12-23
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD

Angus cattle. 1t wasn't long before cattle prices
went to pieces. and Mr. Smith started thinking
about other farm products to stabilize the income
The Virginia Division of Planning and Economic
Development published book on the possibilities
Of raising tomatoes under glass. Mr.. Smith chanced
to it. became interested and finally decided that
was the thing for him. He formed q corporation
with his mother. Mrs. James Gordon Smith, who
owns Rose Hn a neghboring farm.
The first greenhouse was constructed early this
year. and the first crop of tomatoes was marketed
in late summer. Another crop is ripening, and the
plants viii continue to produce fruit through the
early part Of next year.
Mr.. Smith investigated tomato growing in Ohio
before beginning his Virginia venture He raises his
own plants in banks of electrically heated hotbeds
that flank his 345-foot glass houses. He plants
wilt resistant Ohio Globe variety and his tomatoes
average nearly IL ounces each. He uses tractor
Evening star., 1956-12-23
Raising Tomatoes Under Glass
GREENWOOD. W.


nAVID A. SMITH. young farmer in this area
- Of Albemarle County. has changed from
eattleman to a hothouse tomato grower without
even q backward look
The casual observer may think this strange
metamorphosiS. but Mr.. Smith has strong argu-
ments TO support his idea. In the first place.
tomatoes are not as temperamental as black Angus
cattle. and far the price received for his vege-
table efforts has been more satisfactory.
BY spring. Mr.. Smith win have a glassed-in
vegetable plot little larger than a football field.
Thereafter he win be In q position to market the
produce Of $1,000 tomato plants twice year,
Mr. Smith Is a native Of Albemarle County. and
Is a graduate In economics at the University Of
Virginia At the time he majored In economies.
he says. he had no idea that he would become a
farmer else he might have maiored in agriculture
About five years ago he bought whistle Field
Farm and started a herd of purebred Aberdeen
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-23
(ToO late for last week.
BY Mrs. Mildred Skinner

MONTVILLE - Twenty mem
berS and nine children from the
Montville range attended the
Ledge range at Thompson Mon
day evening, August 13. The
Montville Grange put on the pro-
gram there. Nine ladies put on
a kitchen band concert and
were assisted by the young peo-
pie singing.
Dr.. and Mrs. M. Weitzenhof
entertained her brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Rim
ger and three sons from RO-
chester, NY. last Friday. After
a pleasant visit, the Ringers
went on to Cleveland, taking Da-
vid WeitzenhOf with them. Da-
vid spent the weekend with his
grandmother, Mrs. Lena Ringer.
Montville kindergarten regis
tration will be held Monday,
August 20 from 1:30 pm. to
800 pm. and 800 pm, to 900
pm. at the home of Mr., S. w.
Fair. For any further informal
ton, call Montville 1912.
Ralph MauSljng had the mis-
fortune to fall and his tractor
ran over his left side last Satur-
day. He is believed to have
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-23
Riding Club
Plans for
Horse Show

Final arrangements for the O
hio Western Horse Association
approved Western Horse show
were completed at the August
meeting of the Circle Bar Riding
Club held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Burt Barnum on We'd
nesday evening, August the 9Th.
The 4-H Western HorSeman-
ship class was re-inStalled on
the program at the request of
the Geauga County Fair Board.
Andy Evans displayed the tro-
phies and ribbons which will be
presented at the Horse Show on
Monday, September 3, at the
Geauga County Fair. Harry
Tate, Hubert Hoffman and Bill
Spear were appointed ring mas
ter. Ted Thayer will be in charge
of properties.
The entry booth will again be
under the supervision of Mrs.
Margaret Evans. Entries are
now being received for this show
and exhibitors are asked to con-
tact Mrs. Margaret Evans, Rt.
4, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-23
Hold Carver Shattuck
Reunion in Hambden

wagon rides and a scavenger
hunt for the ladies', followed by
a treat of watermelon by the
host and hostess.
Guests from out of town were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Rapp and
sons Kurt and Allen; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Bowan and son
Spencer of Cleveland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Doubledee and
daughters Kathy, Susan and Jam
ct, of Unionville; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ferry and daughter Lin
da and sons Michael and John;
and Mrs. Lee Ferry of Park
man.
Mrs. J. H. Carver won the
ladies door prize and Mr..
Geiorge Carver, the mems prize
One birth wa reported, a
daughter, Sally to Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Wedge.
All returned home in the
late afternoon, after an enjoy
able time in the beautiful home
and goundS of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Carver.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-23
Geaugans Buy
s Ayershires

Eight registered Ayrshires
have been recently purchased
by Geaugans, according to the
Ayrshire Breeders Association
Executive Secretary, Chester c.
Putney Of Brandon, VT.
All eight were initial pur-
chaSeS, with Lawrence Barnes
Of Middlefield listed as having
purchased four Ayrshires, Mer-
rit c. Lyman Of AIiddIefield,
three and Howard Brebeck of
Novelty, one.
The transaction was recorded
in the National Office of the
Ayrshire Breeders Association
in Brandon where complete re
cords on all registered Ayrshires
in the United States have been
maintained since 1873.
Because Of their ability to
produce at a low cost an abun-
dance of milk with an average
butterfat test of per cent,
the Ayrshire breed of dairy
cattle has become increasingly
popular with dairymen through
out the country.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-23
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that
on August 13, 1856, The Pilgrim
Christian Church, Inc, an in
corporated religious society, in
corporated under the laws of
Ohio, through it's duly acting
and qualified trustees, to wit:
Joseph Temple, Anna Clause,
Steve Turkoc, Robert Neill, Al
bert Head and Floyd Miller,
filed its petition in the Common
Pleas Court of Geauga County
in Case No. 12419 asking per-
mission to cucumber with a
mortgage the following real es-
tate:
Situated in the Village of Char
don, County Of Geauga and
State of Ohio, and is known as
being part Of lots No. At and
43 in the Town Plat of ChardOn
and is bounded as follows: to
wit: Commencing on the west
line of said lot No. At at the
Northwest cOrner'of land owned
by the Heirs of Eleazer Paine,
deceased; thence north on the
line of the road leading from
Chardon to Burton, five rods
lacking one link; thence East
seven rods lacking one link;
thence south five rods lacking
one link to the line of said
PaineS heirs land; thence west
on said line seven rods lacking
one link to the place of begin
ming.
Parcel No. 2
Situated in the Village, County
and State aforesaid and bounded
and described as follows: to wit:
Beginning on the South margin
of South Hambden Street at the
N. E. corner of a piece Of land
with ten feet front decided to
said Grantors by William G.
Mursell, thence south parallel
with the lot line one hundred
and forty feet GAO; thence
west parallel with said South
Hambden Street sixty-five (65)
feet; thence north parallel with
the lot line one hundred and
forty (14O feet to the south mar
gin of said South Hambden
Street; thence east along he
same sixty-five (65) feet to the
place of beginning.
The Prayer of said petition is
that the petitioners be permitted
to borrow for the purpose of
repairing and improving the ex-
tising edifices located on the
above described land, the sum
of Twelve Thousand ($l2, ZOO. .0O
Dollars with interest at 5 per-
cent per amum, payable ten
years after date of borrowing
therof and to secure the same
with a mortgage against the
above described real estate.
Wallace E. King
Attorney for the Petitioners
R4C36
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Carver of
Hambden entertained the Car
ver-Shattuck reunion Sunday
August IL. Fifty attended from
Cleveland, Chardon, Hambden,
PaineSvilie and Unionville.
A bountiful picnic Dime n,
served on the lawn, was enjoyed
at 100 pm. with a special treat
of ice cream made by Kenneth
Carver.
The business meeting was
called to order by Mr.. Karl Rapp
of Cleveland. The following Of
ficers were reelected: Karl
Rapp, president; Mrs. Robert
Molzon, vice president; Mrs. Err
win Carver, secretary and trea-
surer; Mrs. Chester Doubledee
and Mrs. Merritt Wedge on re-
creation committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt edge
invited the reunion to met at
their home next year.
The afternoon was nicely plan
ned with fly casting, golf shots,
badminton, croquet and kiddie
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-23
LEGAL NOTICE

Elizabeth B iley Gruener,
whose last known address was
Hialeah Motel, 1924 E. Fremont
ST. Las Vegas, Nevada, and
whose place of residence is 9TH
erwise unknown, will take notice
that Theodore Gruener has filed
his petition against her in the
Common Pleas Court of Geauga
County, Ohio, being case No.
12417. The petition prays for
divorce, custody of minor chill
dren and other relief on the
ground of gross neglect of duty
and the cause will be on for
hearing on or after the 28th
day of September, 1856.
Mark Sperry
Attorney for the plaintiff
R6C38
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
Columbus, Ohio
August 10, 1856
Contract Sales Legal Copy
No. 56-533
UNIT PRICE CONTRACT

Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the office of the State
Highway Director of Ohio at
Columbus, Ohio until 1000 AM,
Ohio (EasternD Standard Time,
Wednesday, September 5, 1856,
for Improvements in:
Geauga County, Ohio, Section
GEA-6O8-U U.7D (5.49-3.5D. State
Route No. 6O8, in Middlefield,
Claridon and Hambden Town
ships, by grading, draining, wi
dening and resurfacing with as
phaltic concrete.
Width: Pavement 20 feet,
Roadway SO feet.
Length: 16,863.S0 feet or 3.193
miles.
THE date set for completion
of this work shall be as set
forth in the bidding proposal. !"
The minimum wage to be paid
to all labor employed on this
contract shall be in accordance
w IVIl EIkC VI CIV GAL
ing Hourly Wage Rates Ascer-
tanned and Determined by the
Department of Industrial Rela-
tionS applicable to State High
way Department Improvements
in accordance with Sections Ais
.03 (17-3), 4115.04 17-4), Ais .05
(17-4a) 4115.06 07-5), and Ais OF
(17-5a) of the Revised Code of
Ohio
The bidder must submit with
his bid a certified check in the
amount of $10,000.0O.
Plans and specifications are
on file in the department of
highways and the office of the
division deputy director.
The director reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
S. O. LINZELL
State Highway Director 1904