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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
ORDER 40, aalt4A
~ THE NATTER OF TlE
NOIINItHN DIsSuLt TION or
VOCATIONAL Nursing HOME,
INTuttIspH ATID
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEpIN

NoA ~ y hNlNfs hph
INConpoHATED
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HESSEPIS
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
The above entitled matter came
on for hearing before the under
signed. one Of the Judges Of the
above named Court at q Special
Term Of said Court on the lot day
Of October, 1857. upon the petition
81 Vocational Nursing Home, IuCoF-
poratrd. a nonprpflt corporation, for
voluntary dissolution and pursuant
To ar order 20 Show Cause issued
out % this Court % the i2th day
% september. 1861. Mrs Serena Cot
Business Manager for said petition
er. and Paul owen Johnson, It's at
t0ruey appeared on behalf OF petit
toner There was no appearance by
or on behalf o. any other party.
Il appearing that notice % hear
ing had been duly given as directed
by thH Ggart, snd after bearing the
evidence, and 8pou all the records,
files and proceedings herein and
the Court being satisfied that the
prayer % the petition herein may be
granted without prejudice 20 the
public welfare or interests Of the
members 81 said nouproflg corpor-
alton.
SOW. THEREFORE. 1T IS
ORDERED aH full0NE
g. That Bruce peJaEer may be
and hereby is appointed ll4uIdatluE
receiver 90 wind gp the affairs ~
said corporation under the direction
Of the Court
2 That before entering upon his
duty as lguidstiuE receiver. the
gaid Bruce bcJaERr shall post and
file a corporate surety bond IN the
sum ~ 100000 20 be approved by
this Court and conditioned Tor the
faithfal performance ~ his duty,
, That All claims o. every kind
and description against me said
above entitled proceedings with the
CLERK 81 the District Court Court
House. HeHnNpiu County Mime
apyiia. Minnesota, within three {2I
month"; from the date % this order.
That All claims presented and
filed against said corporation ln tho
abvr" entitled proceedings as af0re-
said shall hear the caption of the
Court File 80 azfsTR shall be
lIsmiEea ard show the security. II
any held therefor and De verified
hy an affidavit ~ the claimant. his
agent or attorney showing tha bal
anrs due and that NO Hucradited
payment ~ the claim hiss been
made. and that there are NO nffasEs
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

However ahlvera waR indicted
by the grand jury in San Jose,
along win Uex Mcconnell ahsi
ton uou Albeit and Christine Boz
gard The woman Ia atin az large
The checks printed by amvors
were pasBed tH Los Angeles and
San Jose According 10 Taylor
one ~ tho defendants shelton, has
made fun confession absnlvuR
8hlvefs Of quit and stating that
he only printed the check books
from copy presented 60 him
Mr. shlvrfs h. q former Mime
sofa man and has relatives IN Min.
ueapulla
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
Marvin Shivers
Indicted In Check
PRINTING Case
llrtom ~ AnEeIes .rnh0nal

trrom los Angeles THbunel
i,as Angeles Central Avenue
printer Marvin u Hhvors must
stand trial w san Jose on charges
Of completely with a trio nf tor
gers to pas. bad checks
Ahvcra WAS engaged by tho
men 10 print porponalissd checks
drawn on tho bank ~ America Iic
was innocent Of any infant 20 DO
harm his lawyer. Curtis G, ray
lor said ard almilar charges made
against him IN tlos Angeles werc
dropped
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

Helen and John Lawrence Con
Ergtulauons sou two. That is real
by % big honor John reelected anal
serving your Gfth year as Grand
Master Of the Prince Hail Lodge
~ Free and Accepted M1s1ns. ard
yoa Helen we're reelected -
Worthy Grand Mstrnn o. tho or
der ~ the Eastern star Prince
Han AfnHauon.
crystal and Milliceut Burgess
Your trip 10 Bermuda and New
York must have hern a wonderful
orc The next tims am in the
Twin Cities would IKE 90 see the
movies your grandson. Wayne
Michael Marm0u took u your
trip
UUtu next week. this 30 so
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

Milwaukee waatAHp) Funeral services
o2yearold physician year
Lincoln ahotlss5 outiysd
chill ren
lie Or Allen Leonard Heron
Heron born Marshall Texas graduated
University
the century had praeucod IN Milwaukee
becoming anosthstist Milwaukee hospital
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

DISK ~ DATA There are two
vocal groups battling sc ont for top
houora and ,yhose names are tdsa.
ucaA except for the apeJgnE Oue
Is called prl-vlkIuEa. they re-
cord for Dot and they're known
for their Whispering HelIs. and
they're an altwhite group. The
others an IBtcrraclal group called
the V&NrEs, VITO record for
Mercury ard are BEST known for
Come Go WITH Me. and -Cool
shake
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

ALWAYS IOMOhhtb"
always have tomorrow 20
comfort me today.
However lonely may be
whenever skies are gray.
There may be disappgintments
10 annoy and worry me,
And there may even be a time
when there Is tragedy
But always | remember that the
hours cannot last,
And when the stars appear again
another day Is past
And then I know tomorrow will
be starting out at dawn
And every tear Of yesteryear
viii be forever gone.
A. long as I am well enough
90 earn my daily bread
/ know tomorrow win be there 10
help me look ahead
james Metcalf in Chicago
Times
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

daughters side Of the problem.
Together they have been able TO
see things In a different way and
both are happy The rs year old
has become more reliable and
keeps the hours she promises TO
keep and she now feels she Is in"
with her group. That was her
chief worry.
Before she said they (her
crowd said she spoiled all OF the
fun because she had 10 leave the
parties before any one else and
she felt she was being treated like
a child because Of a.
II is 30 nice when boys and
girls so TO their parents with their
problems and they strike a happy
medium"
Thank you, 10 year old for let
ting me know how much you love
and appreciate your good parents.
The rs year old and her mother
gave me permission TO print this.
hoping IL might help another
mother-daughter situation
Thank you for your letters and
greatly appreciate Il when you
say I may print them for This ~
That StilI, no one win ever know
your name or your address
You who have not subscribed 10
the Minneapolis Spokesman or the
81 Paul Recorder. will make me
very happy II you give me your
subscription. Just tell the boss.
Mr. Newman, or any one al the
desk you want me to have credit
for your subscription and l will
thank You via This ~ That.
Lucille Shlvers BY now I sup
pose YOU are back IN Minneapolis,
after your lovely trip 10 wash
inEtuu, D. G. where you spent your
time visiting your twin daughters.
Lucille and Lorraine.
Ve0la WiEnEton. I know you
are happy 10 be back home with
all of your friends, and they are
happy 20 have YOU hope Cl8r-
enre catches some real Minnesota
fish before YOU return 10 La An
Eries
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
chIsapo May GO, sI.,h Msa,o AIde,man soon

Chicago tAif all according 10 political plan Chicago
have a sixth Negro alderman close s regular primary
April
II il expected the huge WeHdo gath ward viii elect Negro
hn the left Sidney Dosrh sgned accept
0oohysar job city succeeding The
County Commissioner Arthur Eod, gain Ward Democratic
Committeeman special might high 5000
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11
By Masro Young

Hew York lAEP} The hot.
test rock and roll Ty show IN the
nation The American Bandstand
Dance Party seen daily BY mil
lions On ABC-ry network b
under fire because o. SIS relle-
lance to admit Negro teenaQers as
guests. Emces1 by pers0nabls and
good booking B,ck clark. "Amsri-
can BaBaatand is perhaps the
biggest yideu success IN the rela-
lively new trend % having a disc
s0gHey spin records while teenage
guests dance Originating in Phil
adelphla al WFIL-Tv the Phila
Ielphia Inq4irer-owned channel
the daily two hour show Is heav
~ sponsored by national a5vyer-
Users.
Last week when singer Bobby
Brooks appeared as guest artist
on the afternoon show number
Of his teeHaRs Negro fans showed
w with reservations, which had
been Dkayed Ia advance Of their
arrival Mastering up a few hasty
explanation. the shows officials
explained that the Negro young
STEERS could not be admitted
American B5ndstand % seems
would face an immediate "dlsaB.
ter the moment that dark.
skinned American shows up ON the
teisviaion screen
The Lowtown learned that In
the past whenever Negro teen
ayers showed up at the station
wanting 10 enjoy the popular two
hours u rock and roll records and
dancing. they were promptly told
that the guest list was closed be-
cause % the great number OF adj
vance reservations.
n this didn't convince per
sistont Negro tecnagsr. Il was
pointed out that Mitch Thomas
ll-Negro tcieyision show on
wVuE-Tv every Saturday after,
noon follows the same pattern and
would gladly welcome them.
PEOPLE AND PLACES Bar
bara Custie. pretty and shapsiy
winner OF the Miss sopia phila.
delphla" beauty contest last year.
10 making her debut into show
business She and her vocal group.
The superors. have signed 10 re-
cord FOR Jock0 Hcnderaons Main
line Records label That CLAM
our gal ~ the nlghtclub circuit
Salue Blair opens at Harry Bella
f0ntes Old hangout on Sept. ~
when she moves into the E3oulr-
ward IN Queens. New York
After a eheckup by his physic-
tan, sammy Davies. Jr, was ad-
viscd to take 10 asy for a while
Clara Ward the gal who
made gospel singing a $4,000
year business takes over at New
Works Carnegie Han oct %.
Coming up strong again on the
strength of "Stariust" and Deep
Purple Billy ward and the Dom
noes will soon ink a movie max
ing deal at goth Century
Chuck wlnia next tune might
br ''rhe Ulcer Blues" since the
See See Rider" singer was floor.
cd by ulcers recently Ulcer or no
ulcers, he sul works. and ts set
FOR pcuver's Mammoth Gardens
on oct, ~ hin Doggett. the organ
playing coubo leader whose new
soft waxing ts the newest
sound in the X s y field. moves In
20 tho same Denver spot on Nov.
~ Ruth Browns maternity
leave ended last week
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

OF the Aug 20 plstol-slaying OF
Charles Ward. a Negro filling sta
ton employee.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

Bod chisaao Ordinance On publis Bic

Chicago amp The proposed ordinance banning
ton public accommodation
by minots Liberties
Union.
Tho ordinance sponsored by Ala Claude Holman.
ctys Negro approved By cry
ca Judiciary committee
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

ROCK ~ ROLF BEAT. Alum
F'rced'a Mr. Rock and Rolf
movie offers Some brand new
tunes by such artists as Chuck
Berry clyde Ncphttter Tavern
HakrF and Iirtlr Richard and rne
great Lionel Hampton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

An open letter 10 you. a. you
requestsdl who wrote 20 me
Dear Subscriber Please believe
men when tell you all the tears
and worry will not change your
situation one BIT.
Time alone win heal your
wounds You know you did all
that was possible 10 rear your
child ard he has chosen his way Of
Hfe We have faith that no child
over fDrEsts the early training he
has received az home
Yours was @ lovely family lie
and he viii wake up one day and
see The grief ne rs causing YOU and
his father and come back
Tms rs wonderful healer :
speak from experience Ygu say
YOU cannot stand st much longer
you can and win and one day ynu
viii bo glad yngr Faith kept you
going until you were back on the
right track Just be patient
That rs easy for one 10 say
vhase children are safe az home.
bgt it is true Time and time alone
win heal sn nf yogr wounds
A letter follows
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

Marie CorveU wrote If You
voluntarily choose evil not an sre
forces ln the world can Eft gou
tnta guoA. 10 you Voluntarily
choose danger not au the gods
can hiring you into safety
Free win ia thc divine condition
attached % human life and each
man by thought word and deed
determines his own fate and de.
gltes his own future
Sometime ago I received a letter
from a young girl who Is rs years
old she bad talked 10 me about
running away from home when
talked with her last Summer.
wjLl rst reveal her name hut
thls is in part, what she wrote
My folks don't care a thing
about IRE They wuut set me g.
anywhere anytime TIE other kids
sc This place ard thRt place but
my mother won't let me 80 with
them Z hate her So 7 sB Eo5nE 70
leave home ans thsn Trey win -
sorry
TIE tguts 81 u an Is me fact
that her parents % love her
great seal and they arc only try
.nk % 60 tns5T best to help her
grow into a happy yNunw woman.
7 askrf hqr Nhy sire 1idat tell
ser u7gthsy he tslrgs shs bad
Tod me ans sss Hs After Some
m1aths of thinking hep mother
ass ery too happy 30 listen % Der
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

SHORT sNORrS Frankie rsy-
MON has switched from Gee 20 thr
Roulette lahel Rose tCh5- chi
NgrpNys new album la rsIis3
Not cha cha But Chl Chi" ..
GUv TcksuUe dropped around
S2- eco a. the gambling tables IN
London England 70 3rup The
LgwaoNu 8 Nne az any TIRE yvu
ar AK as Rt To1 1crnlry Etg
rn.Lalrlnh-A Z "a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-11

OVERHEARD Al the Rand.
stand IN Fhily She said they
broke zap when he started gutaK
out with hls wife too often
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

went to Claridon for a game one
day last week and were defeated.
Mrs. Steve Zeigler entertained
eighteen ladies at a surprise
pink and blue shower for her
niece, Mrs. Robert Card last
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Card
received many nice gifts. The
evening was spent in visiting and
Mrs. Zeigler served refresh
mentS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Daniels
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Wood in
Cleveland.
Mrs. Richard Jerke of Rome
spent Friday with her mother,
Mrs. Lester Skinner. In the af-
ternoon both Mrs. Jerke and
Mrs. Skinner visited Lester Skin
ner at Lake Co. Memorial Hos
pital.
Sunday guests of Miss Mamie
Alvord were Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
ther Battles of Hambden and
Mr.. and MRS. Merton Alvord and
family from Middlefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Pitorak,
newly weds have moved into
their new home here. Best of
wishes are extended to the happy
couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mills of
Hambden called at the Frank Hi
land home and Lester Skinner
home Saturday.
Our fire department was cal
led upon to assist at the fire in
Windsor when the post office
burned one night last week.
Mrs. Richard Jerke of Rome
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Pitorak lest Friday.
The Ladies Aid met at the
home of Mrs. Norma Royg on
Thursday, Jan. IT. Following
tea served by Mrs. Royg and
assisted by Mrs. Helen Brace
and Mrs. Edwina Stone, a bus
mess meeting was held with
the president, Mrs. Brace in
charge. The chaplain, Mrs.
Marie Beardsley, read excerpts
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
BY Margaret Nj. Davis
Phone Newbury 26O

The Newbury School orchestra
will hold their annual Pop Con-
cert at the school auditorium on
Jan. 26 at 8 pm. Everyone is
welcome to attend it and all that
have attended them in the past
will want to see this one. Don't
forget the date and the donations
are only adults rs cents and
children under IL is only 25
cents.
The Newbury United Commun-
ity Church Ladies Aid has voted
and adopted a change of name
for themselves and they will be
known at the Women'S Guild as
of their last meeting which was
held on Jan. 18th. They have also
dropped their Pot Luck Dinners
temporarily so they can devote
more time to their business at
hand. Their next meeting will
be held on Feb. 81 at IL noon and
they say to bring a friend or
neighbor with you. Please also
bring your own sandwich lunch.
Coffee or tea will be served at
the church. Mrs. Jean ReimerS
is in charge of the Friendly SER
vice of the group.
The Newbury Flames have an
nounced that their car washing
project was a huge success that
was held on Jan. 19 at the Fire
House. They washed about 81
cars. They did very god job
and deserve a big hand.
The Newbury American Legion
Post held their last meeting on
Jan. IA at their hall and they
discussed their coming dance
that will be held some time in
March. Their next meeting will
be held on Jan. % at $50 pm.
All vets are urged to attend and
take part in a nice organization
Mr.. and Mrs. George Onda
of WarrenSville Hts. and Miss
Betty Carasi and Mr.. Edward
Tacsar both of Cleveland were
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Glasia of Restful Lake on Jan.
20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Horvath
and family have moved from
their home on Music st. and are
now residing in Mayfield Hts.
Good luck to them.
Father Moran of st. Helen S
has announced that a special
collection will be taken up at
all three masses for the next few
Sundays and all the money that
is cotton will be given to the
Notre Dame Sisters to be used
in the building of their new Moth
er house that is being built on
Bass Lake Rd. So give generous
ly to a very nice cause.
The NeWbury American Legion
Auxiliary had to cancel their
meeting that was supposed to be
held on Jan. Is due to the fact
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
Newbury News Items

that enough ladies didn't show
up. The weather was too bad.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hines
proudly announces the arrival
of their new son that was born
recently weighing lbs. They
have two little girls also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lemr en-
tertained their pinocle club on
Saturday evening, Jan. 10 at
their home and seven couples
attended 1t. They had very nice
time and a wonderful buffet
lunch was served.
Wendy, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Cooper under
went a tonsil removal recently
and she has been very sick from
it but is well on the road to re-
covery at this time.
Billy, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Schneider celebrated
his fourth birthday on Jan. 18
although small party was held
in his honor on Jan 20. Those at
tending were Wendy, and Donnie
Copper and Sharon and Linda
SprySzak also Mr.. and Mrs.
Mock of Cleveland. He received
very nice gifts and all enjoyed
themselves very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shee-
han announces the birth of their
twin daughters that were born
at Corey Hospital on Jan. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Potter
celebrated their "a wedding an
niversary on Jan S.
Jerry, the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Clapacs celebrated his
birthday on Jan. 4.
Mrs william Gore Announces
that she will give baton lessons
on Feb. IL at her home. Any
parent that is interested in Civ
ing their children lessons for
the coming summer parades
should get in touch with her by
z pm. on that date.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
SchoolBOard
'OKSS' Help
at Chester

CHESTER-In its January
meeting Monday evening, the
West 'Geauga Board of Educa-
ton confirmed the employment
Of an elementary principal, two
elementary teachers, a custod-
ian, and an office secretary.
The Board confirms the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Charles Men
tern as principal of the Russell
Elementary School. Mrs. Min
tern will be replaced in the
fifth grade by Mrs Willetta
Thomas of Aurora, beginning
January 81. Mrs. Thomas at
tended Kent State University,
and formerly taught .in the eve
ming school of the Cleveland
Board of Education.
Mrs. Blanch Cotton, OF New
bury, has been employed to
replace Mrs. Dorothy Lee, who
resigned her position at forth
grade teacher effective January
II. Mrs. Cotton, a graduate OF
taught at GAINESVILLE, Bexley,
Columbus, and Florida.
Miss Marilyn Bunker has been
employed to teach first grade
at the Chester Elementary
School beginning February 25
Miss Bunker will graduate from
Hiram College in June, having
completed her elementary tea
ching requirements at that in
stitution in February. Miss Bun
ker previously taught on Sc
meSter at Bainbridge Elemen-
tary School. Miss Bunker will
eventually replace Mrs. Mar
jorie Turner, who will be leaving
for maternity reasons.
Mr.. Joe Many, of Chester
land. was employed as custodian
of Russell Elementary school
Mr.. Many was formerly en-
ployed in the Mayfield Heights
Schools.
Mrs. Clyde MiSener, Of CheS-
terland, was employed as Sec
retary in the office of the Board
+! of Education.
In other business the Board
agreed to employ legal counsel
in its appropriation proceeding
for land at the West Geauga High
School.
The Board reaffirmed their
stated policy not to accept ad-
ditional tuition pupils for the
balance of the school year other
than those sponsored by the
MunSon Board of Education, in
rejecting an application of a
student from outside the school
district.
The Board met with Mr.. Cliff
Jack, Realtor of CheSterland,
relative to acquisition of land in
the Russell Elementary School
area.
The Board of Education
agreed to meet in special ses-
sion on Monday evening Jan.
21 at the High School Building
to hear a report from SPAIN and
Barnes, Architects, relative to
a study made by their education
al consultant, DR.. Franklin Got
TRIED, of building requiremtnS
for the West Geauga schools.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
Auditlons Set
For Geanga
Talent Show

Additions for Geauga County's
fourth annual countrywide Tai
ent Show for the benefit OF the
Opportunity School for Retarded
Children will he held Saturday
afternoon, Mar. 16, at the Bur-
ton high school from l to pm.
pm.
Additions are open to all re-
sidentS of Geauga county, ad-
ults and young people alike, who
are interested in giving OF their
talents to this countrywide en-
deaver," Glen RynearSon, the
shows producer announced to-
day.
1--WE are interested in audition-
ing both single and group acts,
of every description" continued
Mr.. Rynearson, land want to
stress that there is no age bar
rier this year" adults are just
as welcome as the younger
folks.
The show will tour Geauga
county in April and will appear
at Bunton, Chesterland and
Chardon on April IL, IL and 13.
The show will offer some twen-
ty acts of entertainment and
will be emceed by stars of radio
and television. The show will not
be a talent contest but rather
non-competitive production
made up from acts chosen at
additions.
Additions judges, each of
whom are donating their time,
are Bob Hedlund, editor of the
PaineSville Telegraph, Carl Lee,
manager of radio station WPVL
in PaineSville, Donald FaSsett,
manager of radio station WICA,
Ashtabula and Norman Mlachak
of the Cleveland Press. ...
Publicity on the show is being
furnished by the newspapers
and radio stations serving the
Geauga area.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
NEWS from NJ ONTVILLE

on Thursday, Jan. 31St at l pm.
The next popular game party
for Montville Comm. Curch
building fund will be held at
the home of Mrs. Blanche Pic
kett on Saturday evening, Feb.
2. The public is invited.
John Stanonis returned home
last Tuesday from Lakeside hos
pital where he had been under
observation for several days.
The township trustees, zoning
commission, board of appeals
and building Inspector attended
a zoning meeting at Mr.. Row
ley'S office in Middlefield last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Bertha MorehouSe who
is attending Kent College, spent
the week end with her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle More
house.