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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-04
College Students
Return TO Glasses
After Vacations Here

+ Local students returning to
gEcolleee this week include at Long
wood College: Martha Clark, 10
bearing, Bonnie Mann, Barbara
/. Mclaughlin, BERTHE Morton, Paul
Inc Longsworth. 10 Hillsman, Bet
ty 10 Cook, Emily Johnson Betty
lMcClenny, Nancy Striplin, Patri-
+ cha Wilmoth, Anne Brierley, Car
/ olyn MOTLEY, Irene Simmons, Bob
+ bysa Scott Williams. Mrs. Jean
Deeg. Mrs. Mia Goard Young
Mrs. Barbara Scott Gibson. viii
liam Allen, Charles Anderson job
Lynn. Robert Mason, Eugene Noel,
George Redd. Charles Turner and
Warner Redd and H. V. Lancaster
| Jr
Mary washington College Fred.
ericksburg: Fannie Marie Vein
berg Randeiph-Macon College in
l'Ashland; John F1eenor, Berkley
Smith and WILDER Burger: STRAIT
! ford College in Danville Betty
Arm Fretwell, Washington and
Lee in Lexington: Jim Whitlock
and Robert Large. Agnes Scott
College in Decatur, Ga Frances
Johns. and Wesleyan College in
Macon Ga: Anne Stratton Glenn.
/ Hampden Sydney College
Jack. Harrington. Presley Smith,
William Drumeller f. D. Brooks,
JohR Harwood Arthur Kock. II,
George Hickman and Clyde Shell
ton 9
Weshampton College in Rich
mond: Sue Hudson, Jean Hud-
gins, Sallie Finch, Ann Paige
Jones and Kay Lacy: University
Of Virginia, in Charlottesville
Chris Alexander, Preston Lancas-
ter, Bill Lankford. Billy Newman
and James Parker, and VPI. IN
Blacksburg. Barbee Hamersly
Kent Lacy. Billy Vaughan. John
Epps Hubbard! and Paul Shanaber-
ger
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-04
Ruth Earle Jenkins
Celebrates Birthday

Ruth Earle jenkins was honor
ed on her tenth birthday Deem
Der % with a party given by her
aunt and uncle, MI. and Mrs. j.
w Nunnally
Guests present were Jenny Lou
Lindsey. Of : Richmond, Chuck
Weaver. III. San1Inie Coleman,
Cynthia Nunna1ly. C TIL efi n e
Gibbs. Charlie Barton. William
Robertson Junior jenkins, Ann
Jenkins. Kenneth Morgan. Jean
Roach and Judy jenkins. the hon
orces sister
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-04
Alvin Smith to Speak
To Junior Women

The Mmd Comes to Life" viii
be the topic Of Alvin Smith when
ne speaks at the Junior Woman s
club meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m.
at the club house.
Smith is associate director of
the Presbyterian Guidance center
at Hampden- Sydney College.
Mrs. George Wa is to be hos
tess for the meeting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-04
Saturday Luncheon
Held at Gray Home

MIS- George Gray and Mrs. j
Watson Elliott entertained With a
bridge and canaSta luncheon satlr-
day in the GRAY henlc on the ITa,np.
den sydney road
Tie guest list included the Mes
DANES Bennett T TAYLOR, 0 h II
DiShman s c, Bliss Marshall Bur.
ger. j / Gordon, ( J Lord. J. P.
hanlS and Ralph Wilson and the
Misses Lillian Minkel. Mary Clay
al1er- Nlhnie H,ner, Helen Hiner
Fscnee Stubbs and Josephine Tow
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T Wootton
Jr,. of Norfolk, were guests Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Woot-
ton, for the New Years holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Gee and son
have returned home after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Riddle, in
Gladys. and Mr. and Mrs C H d,
Jones. i'll Franklin, for the holidays
Mrs. W. G Haag viii entertain
her bridge club tonight
MI. and Mrs. w G Haag visited
friends III Sandston last week end
J G. Fowll:es. Of Jacksville, Fla
and Miss Ruth Ann Parsons, Of Pen
Argyll Pa, were recent guests in
the Leroy Collier home
Mrs. c. H Matherly spent the
holidays in Washington, D c., with
Rsr DAUGHTERS. MIS- S II Drum
mond4 mrs. NJ. O. Holden. Mrs
Earle Campbell and MS. Ben Var
gas ~.
Miss Frances Baer spent the week
end in Richmond as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Johnson
New Years day guests of Mr. and
MS. Flank Beer were Mrs. J w
Johnson and Mr. and Ms. Bill Ed
wards, and family, Of Union Level
Mr.. and MS. r. T. Jones and
family have returned to Greens
boro. N c., after visiting Mrs
Jones mother Mrs f j Andrews
Cdr. and Mrs. Samuel E Watson
and children, Dale and Butch. Of
Bristol Ferry, R L. returned home
Wednesday. after spending the New
Years holidays with their parents
Ms. W. A watson in Darlington
Heights. and Mr and Mrs. S. +.
Geyer
Tie Rev. John A GRAY and
dauehter Dale. Of Wilson n c.
spent several DAVIS this week with
his parents. Mr. and >Mrs a T
Gray.
MI. and MIS-. Bill CoWngton were
guests Of M and Mrs Bill Borum
in Petersburg this week
II
Col, b M Wooton ana Fanny Oh
alexandria were guests q II !
nothef- Mrs. q. + f4tARei91o' anu
Mr. and MS. 2 j Andrews IT
and daughters spent We WeeE ehd \
~ Monterey with MIS- Ahdfe"s I
parents. Mr. ana Mfs ? T. Jones |
~. c,.,a,u c,.f-,d ~
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Personal Mention

- ~ - ~ - - - - - or - ~ .
MI. and Mrs. r. s. Bondman'
have returned from Fairfax, where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Mason Botkin, for the holidays.
Mrs P B Young vast the guest
of her son and family, Nix. anc
Mrs W H Young, in WILLIAMSBURG
for the holidays +
Ned Orange left this week for
Greensboro, N c., where he is a
member Of the faculty Of Greens.
boro Womans College.
Miss Sandra Tate has returned tc
Richmond after spending the holt
days here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Tate
Mr.. and Mrs Leland B Sanford
spent Monday in Natural Bridge
where they visited his mother. Mrs
z. Waller Sanford
Mrs. Frank Blanton entertained
her bridge club Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Emma Anthony was hostess
TO her bridge club Tuesday evening
Miss Patsy Sanford has returned
to Churchland after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Leland B. Sanford James
Wesson. Jr., of Suffolk. was also a
guest in the Sanford home during
the holidays.
M. and MIS- Don Sequin and son.
Donny. returned hom g Tuesday
after visiting Mr Sequin s parents.
MIR and Mrs. E F, Sequin. in Dear
born. Mich. and grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. William Reinke, in Wyan-
dotle, Mich.
Holiday gu sts- in the Lacy
Scruggs home were Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Critzer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Noblin and son Tommy all
Of Petersburg and Nj and MIS-
I,arney Scruggs. Of D'arlin n
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j stombock and
children. Margaret Ann and Billy.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs vasco
Quinn in Goshen this week
Mrs. Herman Rasland was the
guest of her brother, Charlie BoWe,
and his family last week end
Mr. and Mrs. C. Pettus Anderson
Rad as their New Years guest
George l. Carter, Of New York City
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Stevens and
son. Norvin. of Arlington, were week
end guests of Mrs. Stevens parents.
Mr. and Mrs, D 7 Billings
Mr. and Mrs H Whitfield and
daughter. Kay spent last week end
in Ivor with Mrs Grace Cornwell
H. Ill. $500 ra ,.,
,,, (,,,. ,,, J. +. IL ~ %
day leave with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs H N Garner. Eugene Graner.
who has been visiting his parents
for the past few weeks. viii return
% o''S' ~ l1i'.ia'.o 0'd u ''
Mrs J. T Cro0sbaw Is a patient
Al Manlelawn nprsina home h
Blackstone
Mrs Marshall KidWell and Mrs
Matte Gillispie were guests Of Mrs
Glllispje's sister Mrs Betty Ded-
man during the week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-04

Mr ana Mrs L A snow. MIR and
Mas N = Mann and son Eddie
ahd Barbara Jean CoYington visited
A'IS Snow S aunt, Mrs Betty Rush.
In Richmond this week.
James Carter, of Danville. was a
guest IN the Fletcher Irby home this
week
Dinner guests in the Z. ". Harris
home New Years eve were Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Harris and son. Robert
Garter and Mrs J. D Carter. all
Of Pamplin. and Mrs. Ruth Sander
son Of Richmond.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-01-04

Recent guests of Mrs, J S. Carter
we're her daughters. Mrs. H. 7.
Griffin and sons, of Norfolk, and
Mrs. L. A. Bell, and Mr., Bell. of
Kenbridge.
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AUT0MoIIVE MISC.
rRAILERs

80 0LDs ENG. with trans. batter,
years euarO, radio. Ia o.
0S1N.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC SO coupe: equipped with
factory installed General Motors
air conditioning. Incompatible for
hot-veather comfort and quiet driv-
ins; immaculate condition: S4.095.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
H1hesda. Nd. OIL. 6-77O0
CADILLAC "a convertible: black
with white top. genuine red leather
interior; fully equipped. power
steering. power brakes: S2.So5:
CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
l222 22nd St. NV. ST, $4,000
CADILLAC SO convertible: mid.
nieht blue with lieht top. full
leather interior absolute new-car
condition: S4,395
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
Bethesda, Nd OIL. 6-9100
CADILLAC SO Model "62" sedan;
attractive 2-tone gray; equipped
with power steering, power brakes.
very clean; So. 7a5, CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV ST. $4,000
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o WI. 100 N POTOMAC RIyER

BUILDERS: We nave 3 lse lots.
with water. sewer gas. and paved
streets, in . desirable location in
Oxon Hill Nd They are ready for
{. MURRAY. JR
10. 1884 Also 10. 7-14S2
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

~ TRUST Absolutely top spot.
cash prices paid, Nd Va. % c
Call day or night 10 4-656b 81
MORTGAGES, UNLIMITED FUNDS
SO IS yrs owners, buyers. build
erS, comb, trusts, pay debts. make
improvements No appraisal chs
MR.. CROCKETT. HE. 4-6sa4.
MONEY end TRUSTS We viii bu,
End trust notes; D c nearby No
or Va reasonable rates Ma,
rIONAG MORTGAGE a INVEST
MENT CORP 1879 " Y ave
NV. Ma S.5S;i3
PLENTY FUNDS AVAIL. for ist o,
md trust. IA 2-s3O3 or "a
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
PURCHASED BARLOW REAITY
Co. Realtors 1881 q t ne
VEED MONEY FAsTs own property /
Dl 7-44i5 ewes ~ s-oios
Also quick cash for snd trust
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
A. Extremely Tow Discounts
N. x sToNE, OIL. 2-3llI
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TOP DOLLAR PAID for used nous,
book Appraisal or better coffFI
MOBILE HOMES. Rte. I. Jessup
No Phone Mr.. Robinson. PA
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TRIANGLE FORD

New unit, demonstration. new We
hicle title; Ford F-700 with 10
y y;.cdun NIB ,or packer aa,ct Oo say: 10y
MEEKS' SON. MA S-2197.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

MONEY to consolidate all debt,
into small monthly payment,
fast seryise. Call ST. 3.179O.
MORTAGE LOANS, So .0OdISBO,
payments. refinance your propert,
and improvements; quick, honest
courteous service on real estate
farms. etc ONLY In the State ol
Maryland Call MR. ROBERTS
Baltimore. Nd day or night Suns
and holidays, Al SaratoEa 7.4047
AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks. IN Is
minutes, whether tia paid for OF
not HERSoN's. sth and o nv
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LOTS, ACREAGE tor SALE
CONTINUED
SEABROOK ACRES

Community Of lovely choice N-aere
wooded lots. in the OUTSTANDING
development in suburban Nd :;
sewer, water and gas: close "a
schools. churches, shopping and
transp.; reas., liberal terms.
M. LEO STORCH
DEVELOPER SIP $4,000
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modern, 3-bedroom
rambler, plus complete boat-rental
business Including gasoline sales
retail tackle, bait, etc. Also in
cludes boats, motors, 2 piers, etc
A profitable business that need not
interfere with present Job $2S,-
300 complete. Phone UN. 7-S516
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE. suitable for manu-
featuring. 5000 90; IT,; more y
parking; MONTGOMERY County. Nd
HA 7-7272
10000 so. Fl, total 1890 Gu.
IT, T. Refrigerated rh: storage al, air !,
inside bldg. Steam boiler, front
and rear entrances. Ideal for
frozen food or meat packers. Gen.
trail location 81 L st. sc. Call
MR. FLIAKAS, Ii. 10000 or your
own broker
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

CHOICE OFFICE with services
established law frm In new Conn.
ave. bldg. Write Box 3-H. Star.
FOLGER BLDG, 725 18th st. NV.
Individual ofilces. S37. so. S65
and S67.50. See superintendent
on premises. KOONES & MONT
GoMERY, INC. pol Southern
Bldg, DI. 7-2342.
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COLN-MERCURY DEALER
1900 East-West Highway
Silver Spring, Md. JU. 9-S040
BUICK '55 Century 4-dr. Riviera
2-tono white and yellow, dynafow,
power steering. power brakes, r.
and h Wv; orig. owner; S1.94b
Phone OIL. 4.7463.
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MOTORCYCLES

'ls INDIAN CHIEF, must sell
SIS. OIL. 2-s55s
igt1 HARLEY-DAvIDsON "a flat
mead; extra LIGHTS and chrome
new Juddy seat. windshield an
bass; 500. JU. S-9S96.
GERMAN ZUNDAPP 1876 ike new
ouO &C. Can buy on terms. rea
sonable. AP, 1-li21.
ACCESSORIES. saddle bags. spot
llghts,. muffiers. many other misc
items OIL. 4-556S.
INDIAN CHIEF Ig4s "74": ius
overhauledi many extras. best OF
fer. ia. b-.4n1
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Sill GA. AvE.-Entire bldg; 1st-
floor store. 2nd-hooT ofnees. lge
bsmt ; can park cars in rear OF
bldg. DI. 7-6700. WO. 6-4965.
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scHuLT 81. . bedTmS eompistsi,
turn' cash or terms. best one
accepted so. 5-3056.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES
VACATION PLACES

COTTAGE WITH FIREPLACE, 4 Il
> acres timber. in mountains. Il
MI. northwest Winchester, Va. or
lake. excellent hunting and Ash.
ing area Terms. new develop.
ment MOUNTAINS LAKES ES
TATES, For information call JE
2-5S64s or Winchester. Va. Mo
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SAIL

NEAR 18th ST. BRIDGE par.
cells. $1,000 So. II. and 10000
So. II. Call FRED A GOSNELL q
SONS, Realtors, ia. 5-4550; ewes
KE. 8s4713.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1957-12-26
Nature

Simpervireus, generally known as
a redwood.
The diameter of any tree is not
a reliable measure of its age.
This is illustrated by the fact
that one Sequoia having dia-
meter of u feet had rings show
ing it was 1,244 years old while
another II feet rs inches in dia-
meter had rings indicating an
age of 2,017 years.
These trees resist the ravages
of fire, drought, old age, and
storm well. 1t seems reasonable
to suppose they are good for
few more thousand years. An
age of 10, 900 years seems pro-
bable. Meanwhile, we can con-
tinue to estimate their ages.
Cypress
Another we'll known tree of
great are is the Montezuma Cy-
press in the church yard of Santa
Maria Del Tule. This is about
$50 miles south of Mexico City.
1t was estimated by Humboldt
to be about 5000 years old.
Others have estimated it to be
from 1000 to 5000 years old.
There is some doubt about its age
because some botanists believe it
is three trees grown together in
stead of being only one tree. The
tree is about $50 feet tall and is
about SO feet in diameter.
Other large Cypress trees have
been found One near Atlixco,
Mexico is rs feet in circumfer-
ence. It's age is not as great as
the one at Tule.
Near Sanford Florida is a
bald cypress 1868 feet tall and
42.9 feet in circumference. 1t is
locally claimed that this tree is
$500 years old. Botanists have
estimated it to be between 1000
and 5000 years old.
Other Species
It has been estimated that GER
tain species of oaks, chestnut and
cedar of Lebanon may reach
1000 years. These trees do not
withstand the ravages of insects,
fire, drought, lightning, and wind
as well as some of the longer
lived trees.
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I3z;;ysI 7
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES NOTICE
0E cAyF


STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF FORREST
WHEREAS, on June 10, 1913, Rosie
Dean, executed her Deed of Trust to
the original Trustee in the Deed of
Trust Record Book 127, page 561-562
lin Land Deed of Trust Records of For
rest County, Mississippi.
WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment thereof, and I
having been substituted by the bene-
ficiaTy in the place and stead of the
original Trustee by an instrument
spread at large on the margin of the
Record of said Deed of Trust, and I
having been called upon by said bene-
ficiary therein to foreclose thesane.
THEREFORE, / will, on January 10th,
1858 at the front door of the Court
house, within legal hours. sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the land de-
Scribed as:
Lots Is and Is in Block of the
McInnis Mitchell and Longre Sur
vey or Subdivision of the City of
Hattiesburg, as per map or plat
thereof on file in Office of Chan
Gerry Clerk.
Witness my signature on this the
18th day of December A. D. 1857.
f. M. MORRIS.
Substituted Trustee
At 1919, 20, 1-2, 8
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SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEES NOTICE
OF SALE
TIE OF MISSISSIPPI
-NTY OF FORREST


COUNTY OF FORREST
WHEREAS, on December 81, 1852,
Clara PoWe, executed her Deed OF
Trust to the original Trustee in the
Deed of Trust Record Book 1913, page
STA, in Land Deed of Trust Records of
Forrest County, Mississippi.
WHEREAS, default having been
having been substituted by the bene-
ficiary in the place and stead of the
original Trustee by an instrument
spread at large on the margin Of the
Record of said Deed of Trust, and J
having been called upon by said bene-
ficiary to foreclose the same
THEREFORE, l will, on January TO-
1858, at the front door of the Court
house, within legal hours, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the land de-
scribed as:
Part Of lots II & II, Block 2 of
the d. D. McInnis 3rd Survey or
addition to the City of Hattiesburg
Forrest County, Miss. Commencing
at the Northeast corner of said Lot
IL and run SouthWestWard along
the West side of and adjoining
Frances Street 40 feet thenceat
right angles Northwestward 100
feet: thence at right angles north
eastward and parallel to said Fran
ces Street 40 feet TO the North
boundary of said lot Il; thence
SOaifaeastWard along the Northeast
ward side of lot IL and u 100 feet
to the point Of beginning, being
same land described in Deed rec
ord book log, page 200 and 30 to-
pether with Improvements.
witness my signature on this the
18th day Of December, a. p, 1857.
Substituted Trustee
At 1919, 26, IL,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-29
At THE COURTHOUSE

The May Co., Cleveland, is
seeking $145.52 from william r.
Ivans and Julianne Ivans, Turn
er Dr., which amount the COM
pany claims in due on account.
The Ohio Casualty Insurance
Co., Hamilton, has filed suit for
1922 .06 agaist D. F. Thrasher
Jr., Welshfield, for a cognovit
note.
DR.. Walter c. Corey, MD, do
ing business as Corey and Price,
Chardon, is seeking $426 So from
Carlson Dimes, West Farming
ton, Ohio. DR.. Corey says in his
petition that the amount is due
on accout.
James L. Werner, Main St.,
Chardon, is seeking judgement
of $315O0 a gainst Thomas
Thompson, Chardon, on a cog
novit note.
The Confidential Bank, 131 Main
st, Chardon, has filed suit for
$518. 80 against Donald Buckley
and Joan Buckley, South Main
ST., Middlefield, for a cognovit
note.
Charles Smith, 18 Deed ST.,
Youngstown, and the American
Bankers Insurance Co. of Flor
ida, Miami, is seeking Judge
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-29

Sherman Rd., garage; william
Frank, Cedar Rd.
NEWBURY - Thomas Pago-
ma, Thomas ST., garage; Thom-
as Phifer, Grace St., garage; /;
Robert Lockerd, Cedar Rd., re-
modelling.
PARKMAN - Dan Miller,
Pennington Rd.
RUSSELL Stanley Talar-
eek, Fairmount Rd., garage; !;
Ernest Puschaver, Rt. 80, gar
age; Frank Polch, Fairmount
Rd., electrical; G. z. Zusy, Cav
es Rd., breezeway.
THOMPSON Paul Bjork-
man, Rt. 16, garage.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AUBURN - Carl Fear, 61.5O
acres to Elizabeth Fear. Earl
and Freda Ackley, house, $3.50
acres; Mable and Harry Seals,
.92 acre to George, Betty and
Howard Kline.
CAMBRIDGE - G a y a n d
Inc, 1.65 acre to Kenneth and
Carol Pekrum. Grace E. Twan-
ey, la acre to Robert and Hell
en- Wells. Plat of Franz Thur
niger and Albert Wiehn to Gay
land Inc, large allotment, ap-
proved and filed. Gayland Inc,
1.50 acre to Robert and Ruth
Jackson; 1.50 acre to Salvatore
and RoSalie Barone 1.65 acre
to James and Eleanor Roller
LES acre to Joseph and Clara
Tatulinsky; ITO acre to John
and Irma FejeS.
CHAGRIN FALLS PARK =
Olivia Johnson, 80 acre to JOS.
eph and Dora Reid.
LAKE L.UCERNE - Harry
Stoneman, .38 acre to Thomas
and Vera Chappell.
BURTON TWP. - WILD u r
Taylor, house, 20 acres to JOS
eph and August Jerman.
BURTON LAKES - Corrine
Cottage, SO acre to Cecilia
Wickley.
CHARDON TWP. George
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and Inez Bradley, acre to
Thelma Potash. Olmar Con-
struction Co., ! acre to Myron
and Margaret ACTON; acre to
Leonard and Anne Feckner; /
acre to James and Mary De-
Long; / acre to Joseph Jr. and
jeanette Cisar.
CHARDON VILLAGE - WE.
Allyn, 40 acre to Eda Brede-
son.
CHESTER - Donald and Mel
lie Ralston 1856 acre to Edward
and Charlotte Wildman. Paul
Francis, 2.47 acres to Merle
Francis. Adam and Donelda
Kassick, 1877 acre to jeanne Be-
gan. Francis and Virginia Com
panello, acre to Anthony and
Theresa Tizzano. Marion Beat
tie, 3.51 acres to Edith and Dec
ker Davis. Judson Collins, house
2.63 acres to John and Carol
Mackil.
HAMBDEN - Ericic Phillips,
6.66 acres to Shirley Young; 5
acres to Virginia Buck. Stanley
and Jean Breen. $3.50 acres to
Melvin Pike, Ernest McClintock.
Homer Barham Sr., 14.3 acres
to Homer Barham Jr.
HUNTSBURG John and
Frances Albu, 5.85 acres to Har-
ry Oberton.
MIDDLEFTELD TWP. - DON
aid and Marjorie Powers, Ill
acre to Elton and Patricia
Clark.
MUNSON CHARDON VII
LACE - Edward and June En-
dreS, 237 acres to Roger Heiss.
Frank Jr. and Phyllis Carey,
11.97 acres to Eleanor Weidlein.
NEWBURY - Ernest and Eli
abeth Boyer, 1.50 acre to Donald
and Joan Hard. Joseph Vondra-
eek, 2.75 acres to Joseph Von-
dracek ct. al. Julia Vlk, house,
S acres to Elsie and George
Brezina, Jean and Frank Bur-
CESS.
PARKMAN - Noah Miller. g.
AZ acres to Joseph and Verna
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be at Hosmers in Burton, Tues
day Sept. 3rd. James Lister, of
the Geauga County Planning
Commission will be the speaker,
he will talk to US about Geauga
County as well as Cuyahoga
County planning. A good atten-
dance is desired.
On September 9th, the Cleve-
land Real Estate Board will be
host to NAREB President, Ken
meth s. Keyes of Miami, Fla.
This will be a dinner meeting
at Hotel Carter Cleveland at
$50 pm. Mr.. Keyes is modest
but dynamic and a leader.
Please make your reservation
with Mrs. Nellie Ralston, May
field Rd., Chardon, Ohio. RID.
On September Both, October
1st and End, try to attend the
State Convention a t Toledo,
Ohio. Contact Herbert Parpart,