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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-04
Nixon in Miami Hotel
To Rest for Week End

MIAMI, Fla. Oct. 4 (P.-
Vice President Richard Nixon
is spending a long week end
relaxing at a resort hotel here.
He's tired and Just wants
to take 1t easy" said c. @.
Rebozo. a close friend.
Part Of the Vice Presidents
time is being spent preparing
speeches he will deliver in Okla
homa City October IL and in
San Francisco october IS.
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H. M. Byington, Jr.
Named First U. S.
Envoy to MuIoyo

Homer NJ. Byington. jr.. a
career diplomat. has been
named by President Eisenhower
as the first United States AM
baSSador to Malaga.
Mr.. Byington. 40. a foreign
service officer since 1880. now
is serving as counselor Of the
American Embassy at Madrid,
Spain.
The President also announced
a recess appointment for Mai.
Gen. George w. Mundy as
commandant Of the Industrial
College Of the Armed Forces
with the rank Of lieutenant
general,
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Space Ship
Man Admits
He's Freud
BY the Associated Press

Harold j. Berney. a sign
painter alleged to have claimed
that he visited the planet Venus
on q space ship. pleaded guilty
to fraud yesterday.
Berney faces a maximum Of
eight years IN pEson and .
81 900 fine. United States Dis.
trict Judge James Morris de-
ferred sentence pending q pro-
baton report.
Berney was accused Of claim
ing that while on Venus he
had learned how to produce .
magnetic f1ux incubator"
having an energy potential far
greater than that Of atomic
energy.
He was indicted on charges
Of obtaining $l2.500 under
false pretenses from Miss Pau
line E. Goebel, a Washington
secretary. She said that actu-
ally she had turned over about
$4,000 to Berney between 1852
and last fall. supposing he was
investing the money in his
project.
Berney, SO. was quoted as
saying he had inspected a space
ship which had landed in Texas
and had flown on in the ship
with Prince Ucellus Of Venus
to Venus. with a stopover on
the moon. While on Venus,
he repeatedly said he had
learned how to make the power
plant.
After giving her money to
Berney.. Miss Goebel said, she
received a telephone call from
a person representing himself
as having come from Venus
who told her that Berney had
died on that planet.
Berney went to Prichard.
Ala. about that time and
worked as a house painter. FBI
agents arrested him there last
March IS.
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Philips Friend
Sued for Divorce

LONDON. Oct. 4 tHD.-Prince
Philips close friend and former
secretary, 1t. Comdr. Michael
Parker. is being sued for de
vorce. A Mrs. Thompson has
been named as correspondent.
Confirming that Mrs. Parker
Is suing her husband. lferyn
Lewis. her attorney, said:
Mrs. Michael Parker has
presented a petition for d.
vorce. ! am sorry ] can say
nothing more"
Comdr. Parker's lawyer. Eric
Summer. also confirmed that a
Mrs. Thompson had been linked
with him in the petition. He
refused to identify her.
Comdr. Parker's marital
troubles set OF rumors early
this year of a rift between
Prince Philip and Queen Eliza
beth II. Buckingham Palace
denied the rumors.
cOmdr. Parker resigned as
the Princes private secretary
last February 4-24 hours after
word leaked out that he and
his wife had separated. His
resignation rocked palace court
circles. The Queen cannot be
associated with divorced per-
sons.
Lord Beaverbrook's Sunday
Express said early this week
Buckingham Palace officials
were worried about detailed
evidence" that might emerge
In a Parker divorce case.
Comdr. Parker has been men,
toned in British newspapers
as being friendly with a we'll
known London society girl who
at one time worked ct the
palace. Gossip column sugees-
tons have been that Philip pos
sibly met the girl through
Comdr. Parker.
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Ch0rIes H. CowIes, 81.
Served in Congress

WILKESBoRo. N. c.. oct. 4
(R.-Charles H. Cowles. 50,
who once served in Congress
from the 9th North Caro-
lima district, died at a rest
home Wednesday after a long
illness.
Mr.. Cowles, who established
the weekly Wilkes Patriot was
elected to Congress on the Re-
publican ticket in 1908 and
served one term, He served six
terms in the State House Of
Representatives and one term
in the State Senate.
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Maryland Man
Dies Of Auto Injury

SALISBURY, Nd, oct. 4
(Pl.-Bruce Walker Disharoon.
43-year-old mechanic from
nearby Hebron, died yesterday
OF injuries suffered when his
car veered of u. s. so four
miles west Of here, went down
a l0-foot embankment and
overturned on him.
Mr.. Disharoon died at PENN
sula General Hospital at
$3.50 am, about two hours
after the accident. He was en-
route from Hebron TO Salisbury.
Survivors include his widow
and a son.
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DEATHS

Announeemsnt Il
services ~ Chambers

BROWN, SADIE n In meuorv Of our
dear aunt, SADIE n. BROWN. who
passsd avay four years aso today.
Just . LOVING thousht.
just Z silent tear.
just beautiful memory
RsAiiIY. SAN AND ROSE. .
BUCKLEY. JULIA INLAND. IN iovinr
memory q my mother, JULIA INLAND
bvckLk1. who dec twenty-five years
HER DAUGHTER.
cAhlPBELL. REv.. HENRY WARD
BEECHKR. In loving memory d
NJ husband REV HENRY WARD
BEECHER CAMPBELL, who entered
into Eternal Rest EIGHT years asO
MS WIFE. AsTRkA s. CAMPBELL. :
COLLINS. NETTIE. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, NETTIE
COLLINS. who departed this life three
years ago today. october 4, 1854.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
sveetty. tender. fond and true:
There Il not q day. dear Mother,
We do not think Of you.
oOs gave S,',,, rs s, =, 18th, e g. bear Il
What y means to lose you. dear
The world win never know.
- Ihk CHILDREN,
DANT, JOHN BLAKE. In memory OF
ny husband and our father. JOHN
BLAKE DANT. who died three years
sr.e, , m.mer, sS'ss .,,,l s ssSs :. an,
WIFE AND CHILDREN
n00SON INA NAV aNn WTIIIass
saered Ia me memory 81 nv sister.
i es Nay y.srl po s2S o,, Sss dsd ss ss
DoDsoN. who died thirty-thres years
ago today, October 4, 1924.
Loved A. ltfe $500 a. S..th
sUN hNlpe' In s,,slTrp2Tnsu ~ SSS 0dnSna;v
sHfRLEY DoDsoN AND Family
f 5000. -. P N l9ylns
RpT1 rri,p TtirS wkt' $500 aSn,
four years 40 TO-DAY. oetobef
1908.
Foaf yeArs nave passed since that
49, ""e "ee W" eeieo
cod 49, AIS, 49,. 4, -. NJ. wtu
Hnf ins my heat bes livefh sim
his nrvf,frTa tvirr "2np
;,.ss.;, 100 $500 - ?. -'HN Z
yos.Sory ~ ~ ,nnsh.. "nohnnp Iosin q
HAsSFII. Who deuarted thia ne eirht
ysars aso today October :. lste'
somewhere above, this troubled world,
NV leSe 9ee one ysst. ~ hs ave S1i n..,.
ood srsnt some dav I'll msst ~,
thers e e~s -" '"eee "ei
DAuaH'rIR m arr " frT-rf rpAoE .
MeCOILIM. TIIADDEIjs 8 4 ,rih,,t,
"a ave s,,d d.vrttnn Z. S,ha ,, arors !,
NJ nv aevoteS ssthsr TuAi,nriiao 4
Stsr1f lin ~ aa,,.rt.a ~ az.
nctobsr lvMt onenno uepa''eo thN me
MS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MRS
DOROTHY b. THOMPSON.
PFTTrV. CR0nnF ~ trihn,. n,
love ana sffeetion ~ the menosy ~
our dear husband and father,
GEORGE W. PETTEY. who passed
away thirteen years ago today, Oe-
toher 4. 1914.
Strong, but ever tender,
No gentler one could there be
Than you, whose well-loyed face and
voice
,,,Aff, Ply cherlshed memory. -
hi5 .bOHiru WIFE AND DAUoh-
I'm, h.LNAt -
ROBINSON, LAURA q. In sad but
loving memory Of our mother, LAURA
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other son, David s. Searles Of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla: two
d DAUGHTERS. Mrs. Cynthia
Taeusch. $3.50 North Quebec
street. Arlington. and Mrs.
Elisabeth Gibson Of Atlanta,
Ca. and illgrandchiIdren. She
also leaves 3 sister, Mrs. Ken
dali Emerson Of Brookline,
Mass.
A service VAS TO be held at
2 pm. today In st. Thomas
Church, l772 Church street
NV. Another service and
burial win be in Detroit.
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Promotion Is Slotted
For Gen. Munduy

President Eisenhower hi

President Eisenhower has
named Mai. Gen. George w.
Munday of the Air Force for
promotion to lieutenant general
as commandant Of the Armed
Forces Industrial College here.
Gen. Munday will succeed
Army Maj. Gen. Robert b.
Hollis, who is retiring. His
promotion is subject to con-
sideration by the Senate when
Congress reconvenes in jan
uary.
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Mnuruiup

AnKrN. DAVID. Relatives and friends
afe invited 10 attend the unYeillne
of A monument n memory OF our
beloved husband and father, DAVID
Al NJ nooni al the D, &, Lodge Gene.
terry, 18th pI., Oh Albania ave. sc. &
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. sHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral tributes. Moderateiy
Bueed. Open daily, sun. holidays
m, week nighis. 900 t4th e.. NV.
MA a-O1O0
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN cEMETERY=6-Trave
$1,000; 2 eTypts.. resS. IA. 2-50S6.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIkECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
.Vetefana Burial Allowance $3.50,
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 and Mass, Ave. Nh, ~, $4,000.
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-O133
fke
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sAKAH n Inc olhcefs and
members Of Bethlehem
Chapter. No. 2. o. Z. g.,
are requested 70 assemble
at the s. Il. Hines CO. Fn-
neral Home, agui 18th 81.
nv on sunday, October
&. 1887. ~ : pm. for the
q conducting funeral ser =
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octobef i. ias.. JANE 1. Chris.
TIAN of 1857 Albemarle st. nv,
beloved wife Of William L. Christian,
sister Of the Misses Margaret and
Della B. and james L. Curran Pri-
tate services ct her above late resi-
dence on Saturday, October 5, 81 10
, an Lntsrmeni 0eorss. Washing:
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CARROLL. JOSEPH .. omeers ans

Thursday. October 3. 1857. at Rock
Beloved 5 father Of Mrs. Marsares : &.
Termination and stepfather Of Albert
Harper. He also leaves one grand-
son, one son-in-iaw and q host Of
other relatives AMI friends After
may caii al the Snowden Funeral
Home. Rockville. Nd Funeral serV-
ices on Sunday. october d. at 2 pm.
At the Mount Calvary Baptist Church.
Lincoln Park. Rockville. Nd, the
ment Lincoln PARK Cemetery. 8
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cARPENrIR; CAROLYN; On Mona.y-

September 30. 1851. CAROLYN CAR
PEWTER Of 1874 Su4nn 81. nv.
devoted daughter Of Perry and the
ate Lena Carpenter. loving sister o.
Perry, Walter and Raymond Car
penter. Also surVtting are two aunts.
four uncle1 and . host Of ether reia-
tives and friends. After 3 pm. Pm
day octooer 4 remains nay be
viewed at the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
and interment ct Locust Grove Bap-
fist Church. Madison County. Va. a.
? pm. Saturday. October s.
CARROLL. JOSEPH 3. On Thursday.
October 3, 1857. JOSEPH 3 CAR
ROLL. beloved husband Of Dorothy
H. Carroll NEE Hayes. Notice OF
funeral later. Aattingiy Funeral
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COATES, MAMIE. On Wednesday, De-
tober ., 1857. MAMIE COATES Of
1881 sherman ave. NV, sister OF
Mrs. Katherine Haakins, Mrs. Mar
garet Swami, Mrs. Ruth West. Dab
ney, Frank and Richard Me0uinn.
Other relatives and friends also sur
yive,. After pm. Saturday. Octo-
Der 3, friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island ave
NV Funeral on Sunday. October
B, at ! pm. from the Shiloh Baptist
Church. Woodviile. Va.
COLEMAN, MAGGIE. On Tuesday,
october 1, 1857. MAGGIE COLI
MAN Of 1442 Bangor 81 Sc, wife
Of the late FeasteT Coleman. be-
loved mother Of Mrs. Annie Belle
Catcher, Mrs. Ada Anderson and Mrs.
Marie c.. Boyd She also Is sur
yiyed By four sons. Sam. Feaster. jr. /:
John and David Coleman: four grand
children. eleven great-grandchildre
and . host OF other relatives and
friends. After 4 pm, Friday, octo-
a. the w Earnest Jarvis Funeral
Chapel. 1882 You st. NV. Funeral
services on Saturday, October 8, az 4
pm. at the Salem Baptist Church,
li7 N q. nv, the Rev. Herbert N.
Travis Oficiating. fnterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
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wednesday. October 2. 1887, ROB-
Yvonne Butler. father Of vickie Bnt-
Ter, son Of Robert L. and Jeanne ~
Better. brother Of Donald. Reginald.
Wayne. Darrell. Doris Jeanne. Sandra,
nanv athsr rpIsttvss u .nd nS as,snds s ~,
survive. Friends NAV call a. the
Frazier Funeral Home, 360 Rhode
Island ave. NV. after pm FRIDAY.
October A. Funeral services on Sntnr-
asE; October H01sso,; 8 q r,ur. PM At g
P sts. NV. the, Rev. DillaTd A.
Brown ofneiating lnterment Lincoln
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Friday, October A 1857, al the
! long lines, Lillian JULIAETTiE
lMoLLO. CLARKE. beloved wife Of
CAPT. Edwin G. Clarke, sister Of
Mrs. Esther Morton Of PiainviIle
Westham pton. Mass: foster sister Of
Mrs. Rose Myrick OF Southampton.
Mass Services at Il noon Monday,
October Z. At the Fairlington Meth
odist Church. Alexandria. Va inter-
ment In Arlington National Cemetery.
Please omit flowers II Il suFgested
that friends WISHING to pay tribute
make contribution In her memory
70 the Music Fund Of the Congrega-
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wednesday. ocIober 9. 1857. HENRY
Hoiiingsworth, He also Is survived
BY eve brothers. one sister. other
relatives and friends The late M
Hoilingsworth may be viewed ct tlil
October {. NaSs viii be offered on
Monday. October Z, At the Holy Re-
deemer Church. 210 New York ave.
Nv. e . an; Interment Lincoln
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BRAGG. roy LEE, u. Of $500
October i. 1857. husband q Pearl
7 Rrass: ta!hsE q Robert W. Roy
OF Ethel and Roy BragH. brother of
Mrs william HAYES. Mra. Richard
Hunt and Mss Ruth A. BFagg. SeFv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home
5i1 llth 81. Sc. on Saturday. Octo-
Der 8. At 10 an Interment WASH
ington National Cemetery.
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HALL. WALTER T.. 81. On THURS
day. October 2, 1857. q qeorgetown
500 Constitution ave ne. beloved
husband Of Mrs Sarah r. Hall and
father Of walter Z Hail. r.: step
father Of Mrs. Beatrice shurman.
eeTrg E.,, EDWARD Keith and s,,. Arthur "
four grandchildren Friends nav
call a. the lee Funeral Home. nth
81. and Mass, ave. ne, where serv-
ices viii be held on Monday, Octo-
S seT i,peso1,n Gene ce%s,.s s;m' in'sFTssn'
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-07

Yss'il get Up 10 ISE mere COS savinss
with new cTUiss-o- Motto Drive
feomed with ihe new lntereepior va.
New DI position. used for oil normol
driving, lets you move smoothly,
Acknowledgements Just o touch of
your foe-from solid-feeIine toke-offs
right up TO hiehWoy cruising speeds.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Geauga County Commissioners
will receive bids for the dis
mantling and removing of the
radiators, pipes and boiler To-
Gated in the brick structure at
the County Home property on
Aquilla Road. A bond in an a.
mount to be set by the Com
missioners will be requested of
the highest and best bidder.
Bids to be received by 1000
a m. on November 18th 1857, at
the Commissioners Office in
C h a rd ON. Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any
and all bids.
WILMA F. KRONK
COMMISSIONERS
CLERK
1c45
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THE RECORD. CHARDoN OHIO NOV. z. 1871

deg. 48 min. 80 sec. east a dis
tance of 1902 feet to the afore-
noted Winchell Road center line
and thru an iron pipe 800 feet
therefrom; thence south 81 deg.
IL min. 80 sec. east along the
said road center line, a distance
of 309.8 feet to the place of be-
ginning and containing 10.1 ac-
res, according to the survey of
F. r. Zothmayr, May 1914, and
further subject to restrictions of
record, reservations, easements
and conditions of record, if any,
be the same more or less, but
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LAND SALE
cause No, 1925

The State of Ohio, Geauga
County, SIS. Pursuant to an or
der of sale issued by the Pro-
bate Court Of said county in
the case of Marie G. lapel,
Administrative of the Estate of
William lapel, Sr., plaintiff, VS..
Marie c. lapel, ct al, defen-
dantS," I, Marie c. lapel, shall
offer for sale at public auction
on the front steps of the Court
House in Chardon, Ohio on
Monday. the 9th day of De-
cember, 1857, beginning at HOO
am. of said day, the following
described lands and tenementS
to-wit:
Situated in the Township of
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chardon, County Of Geauga and
State of Ohio and being part
of original lot No. 10, of
Tract No. / within said Town
ship and described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the
center line of WincheI Road,
so called and at the north west
erly corner of land conveyed
March 25th, 1914 to Mike Trat-
mix by deed recorded at Vol.
217, Page 576 of Geauga County
Records of Deeds; thence south
2 deg. 48 min. 80 sec. west and
thru an iron pipe 800 feet there
from, along the westerly line of
said Tratnik lands, a total dis
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subject to all legal highways.
The above described property
is further known as a single
frame dwelling and single frame
garage on Clark Road, RID. 5,
Chardon, Ohio.
Appraised at ST 10000. Mini
mum bid $5,000.00. Terms OF
sale, cash.
Marie c. lapel, Administra-
triX
David L. Sud, attorney,
1900 N.B.C. Building,
Cleveland IA, Ohio.
4c4s
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tance of 1423.55 feet to an iron
pipe on the northerly line of
land conveyed April 9th, 1925 10
The Cleveland Trust Company
by deed recorded at Vol. 174,
Page 400 of Geauga County Re
cords of Deeds, thence North
86 deg. "a min. 80 sec. west, a.
long the said Cleveland Trust
Cos. line, a distance of 309.8
feet to an iron pipe being 461 o
feet easterly of the south east
erly corner of lands conveyed
No. 10, 1943, to Albert M. Fink
by deed recorded. at Vol. 217,
Page 406 of Geauga County re-
cord of Deeds; thence North 2
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Of beginning, containing 5.64 ac-
res, as surveyed In March, 1855,
by Root and Pomeroy, Chardon,
Ohio. Be the same more or less,
but subject to all legal highways.
Said Petition prays that defen-
dants may be compelled to
show their interests, If any, and
that the claims of defendants
may be adjudged null and void,
and plaintiffs title quieted a
gainst the same and for any 9TH
er relief to which they may
show themselves entitled In law
or equity.
Said parties are required to
answer on or before the 7th day
of December, 1857, or the pray
er of the petition will be granted.
Wallace E. King
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of CHARLES CIMINO,
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on
the 10th day of October, 1857,
Natalie Cimino, RID. No. 2,
Burton, Ohio, was duly appoint
ed and qualified as Administra.
trix of the estate of CHARLES
CIMINO, deceased late of Bur
ton Township, Geauga County,
Ohio.
Creditors should present their
claims to said Administrative
within four months from said
date.
ROBERT B. FORD
Probate Judge
9pAT
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LEGAL NOTICE

dSSea King, POLY King ana
the unknown heirs at law, next
of kin, deviSeeS, legatees, ad-
miniStratorS, executors, assigns,
and creditors of Hosea King, all
Of whose residence are unknown
will take notice that on the 18th
day Of October, 1857, Edward
w. Kuehnel and Mary E. Kueh-
mel filed their petition in the
Common Pleas Court of Geau-
ga County, Ohio, in Case No.
1894 against them, asking for
Quiet Title and other Equitable
Relief on the following described
real property:
Situated in the Township of
Hambden, County of Geauga
and State of Ohio: and known
as, being parts of lots 19 and No.
"a, Bond Tract, within the said
Township, and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning in the center line of
Old State Road at the most
northerly corner of lands con-
veyed to Frank w. and Grace
r. Dryer by deed recorded in
Volume 217, Page 81 of Geauga
County r e cords Of Deeds;
Thence S. So deg. TO- w, a.
long the northerly line of said
Dryer lands and through an iron
pipe 800 feet from said place of
beginning, a total distance of
1920 feet to an iron pipe; Thence
s. 04 deg. 34' w. along the
westerly line of said Dryer lands
1875 feet to an iron pipe at the
northeaSterly corner of lands
conveyed to Virginia Hardy by
deed recorded in Volume 21s
Page 1874 of Geauga County Re-
cords of Deeds; Thence N. IS
deg. 39' 80" w. along the
northerly line of said Hardy
lands, 1242.45 feet to an iron
pipe; Thence N. IS deg. O6'
E. 1851. .65 feet to the center line
of Old State Road and through
an iron pipe 30.01 feet there
from; Thence S. % deg. So
f. along said road center line
464.0 feet to the place of begin
ming, containing 9.75 acres, as
surveyed in March, 1856 by
Root and Pomeroy, G h a d o n,
Ohio. Be the same more or less,
but Subject to all legal high
ways.
Excepting and Reserving There
from: Situated in the Township
of Hambden, County of Geauga,
State of Ohio, being part Of Lot
No. "a, Bond Tract, within the
said Township, and described as
follows: Beginning in the center
line of Old State Road at a point
which. is N. % deg. So w.
along said center line 1870 feet
from the most northerly corner
Of lands conveyed to Frank w.
and Grace r. Dryer by deed re-
corded In Volume 217, Page 81 of
Geauga County r e cords S of
Deeds; Thence s. 65 deg. 06'
w. through an iron pipe 30.01
feet from said place Of begin
ming, q total distance Of 864.1
feet to an iron pipe In the nor
therly line of lands conveyed to
Virginia Hardy be deed record
ed in Volume 218, Page 164 Of
Geauga County r e ords Of
Deeds; Thence N. IS deg. 39'
30" w. along said north
erly line 473.8 feet to an ir-
on pipe; Thence No. 65 deg. o.
E. 1261.65 feet to the center
line Of Old State Road, and
through an iron pipe 30.01 feet
therefrom; Thence s. % deg.
So E. along said road CEN
ter line 232.0 feet to the place
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-07
Thank You

The Children's Halloween Parade
and treat was made possible through
the Generous Contribution of the fol-
lowing ChardOn Merchants and Bus
inessmen.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-07

Notice is hereby given that on
the R1St day of October, 1857,
Charles H. Hall, Receiver of Al
vim s. Triman and Louise H.
Triman, d.b.a. Deer Lake Trail
er Park, filed his final account; /;
said final account will be on for
hearing and approval on the
18th day of November, 1857, at
$50 am. at the Court House in
Chardon, Ohio.
Charles H. Hall, Receiver
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-07

lowing Chardon Merchants and Bus
inessmen.
Barnum Dry Goods
Bass Lake Community .
Ben Franklin Store E:i
Bostwick's
Burr and Smith ~"
Garfield and Co. ...a
Carlson Hardware .>
Chardon Oil Co.. Inc.
Chardon Savings Bank
Chardon Shopping Center, Inc.
ChardOn Telephone 20. ##
Chapman Coal and Supply
Chapman Shoe Store
Cromwell Drug
Cuyahoga Abstract Title and Trust Co.
Finch Cleaners
Geauga Theatre
H & H Office Supply
Haueter Building Supplies, Inc.
Hoffman Bros.
Isaly's
Mcbride Motors ..:.-..
P F. Nolan. Inc -
Ross Rexall Drug
Schinagles Market
Security Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
Snapout Forms Co.
Spears Meat Market
Van Gorder Hardware Co.
Western Auto
Zamer Music and Hobby
Chardon Police Department
Chardon Fire Department
Chardon High School Band