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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-26
THE MIAMI 4TIMES-'The Peoples Newspaper
SATURDAY. JANUARY 26. 1857 PAGE

Do stop by Lloyd's Resort Dress
Shop and see the one-of-a-kind
dresses that the manager, Mrs.
Placiel Wells has there on display.
Perhaps you can pick up a few
items while the clearance sale is
in progress.
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the close of the program. How
ever, often, adults do little to set
examples Of acceptable public
conduct before them.
The local auxiliary to the
Academy of Medicine have invit-
ed the wives of the visiting ply
SicianS, dentists and pharmacists
to be their guests on Sunday for
conversation and dinner at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Ward of 3rd
ave. Mrs. Nathaniel Colston is
auxiliary president.
Patrice Lacey celebrated her
FIRST birthday with a party given
by her parents, the Nathaniel
LacsyS GLORIA Spicer) on last
Sunday. Patrice seems on the way
to catch up with cousin Venda Rel
Harris!
Rev. E. A. Culmer of st. Mary's
Wesleyan Church thought no more
about birthdays after IL years Of
urging his flock to think in terms
of conference. However, his flock
decided to surprise him - diff
ficult thing to do, but they were
successful.
Mrs. Robert Squire of 1st ST.,
was guest of honor at a surprise
birthday party on last Saturday
night. Her two daughters, Bar
bara and Madelyn Squires, both
Booker T. Washington students,
arranged the entire affair and in
vited some 81 guests for their
mothers pleasure.
Joseph Alphonso Wiley w S
barstized on last Sunday after
noon at st. Peters American
Catholic Cathedral, Archbishop
Petersen officiated. Godparents
were Mrs. Doris Lang and
Messrs. Wellington johnson and
George Cooper. The baby wore a
very dainty formal christening
robe of white crepe de chine and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-26

lace. A reception attended by
more than a hundred guests was
held at the Wiley home on 50th
street following the church cere-
mony. HoStesSeS were MeSdames
Virginia Fernandez, Mary Tyson,
and Georgina Davis, and Dolores
Bing also Percy Sweeting. Special
entertainment was provided by
Bonnie Davis and the Picadilly
Pirers. Young Wileys parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley, Sr.
(Helen Sweeting Whitley
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-26

Happy to see Mrs. D. A. Julius
back home after spending three
weeks with her father, Mr.. Ram
sey at his home at Montego Bay,
Jamaica. Mr.. julius is returning
today fro mHaiti after months
vacation in the Caribbean ARIA.
Mrs. Lucille Riou is showing
daily Improvement and recover
ing nicely from her sudden ILL
ness. Her friends are so happy
to note her recuperation. She, too,
is at home.
Albert Miller, who has been
studying in New York is back
home for a short visit with his
mother, Mrs. Ida Miller of 9th
st! He says that Oracle is well
and also doing advanced study.
Nine. Willie Mae Saunders of
the apricot and cream complexion
and the platinum blond locks
spent week in Miami as guest
of Mrs. Opal King of Kings
Hotel. She was enroute home after
five months in the States.
DR.. Roy Boggs returned to st.
Louis Homer G.. Phillips Hos
pital last week after three weeks
spent here with his mother, Mrs.
Evelyn Evans. He was accompan-
led by his wife and their two
small sons. DR.. Boggs is chief of
the department of unsatisfactory.
North's Travel Agency has a
brand new look - complete rem
ovation with waist-high counter,
larger Office space and larger
business. Among people for
whom tours have been arranged
were DR.. and Mrs. Lester Hunter
and Miss Esther Hunter all OF
Hamilton, Ohio who enjoyed
three-day cruise to Havana on
the S. S. Florida.
Mrs. Gretchen Tuck of st. Al
bans, West Va, who is at last
travelling in this area visited in
Key West and Havana. After re-
turning to Miami, she is off to
Nassau. Mrs. Tuck is guest at
the Sir John Hotel between side
trips.
Mrs. Betty Afford of Ojus and
a friend, Mrs. Berthenia Cunning
ham left Wednesday for a visit
to Havana.
DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Faulkner OF
Chicago spent two weeks in Ha-
vana and Haiti on a North ar
ranged tour. They were guests
of the Colena Hotel and Of the
Beau Site in Petionville, Haiti.
The Faulkners who returned on
Tuesday spent a short time in
Miami visiting with their four
grandchildren, and the son-in-
law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs.
John Brown. DR.. Faulkner might
be remembered by some. former
FiskiteS as he was a noted dean
Of the chapel.
Enjoyed the first program of
the 9th Series Of the King of
Clubs Forum on last Sunday. Dr.
Aston, whom all FAMU students
and graduates know, read a re-
port on educational achievements
of the Negroes in Florida, and in
Dade County. DR.. Aston spoke as
an educator, head of the school
Of education, and Tyr. member
of the State Advisory Board. Too
bad, not more people were there
to hear him and to note the sug-
gestions that he offered. The
Booker T. Washington choir with
soloist Rosa Lee Perkins, organist,
Willie Williams, and pianist, Ale
tina Hall was as delightful as eight
Of their schoolmates- all girls
were annoying. The latter group
cat in a CONSPICUOUS place, talked
for an hour in competition with
the speaker, and then left before
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-26

Heard a new name for the Re-
activation Health Center the 9TH
er day, Thinner Sanctum!" And
how true that is. Ask the direc-
tor, Sue Harris and she will agree
with us.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-26

The Wesleyan Service Guild, a
division of the larger body will
convene on Feb. 8 and 10. Among
the outstanding women expected
here will be Mrs. George W..
Carter, Mrs. John Bowen, Mrs.
Josephine M. Moore, DR.. Gertrude
Rivers, Mrs. Thelma McCallum,
Grace and Florence Arnold, Mrs.
Arnetta Fields, and Miss Eleanor
Hurley, official organist for the
meeting. North's Travel Agency
has arranged a weekend tour Of
Nassau for the larger group.
Ebenezer M. E. Church will be
host church.
MRS Club members really had
a time at Mrs. James Harris on
last Saturday. They are busy
completing plans for their annual
Valentine Day dance and doing
some very special plotting to
make this gem Of a party.
Visiting briefly in Miami Is
AirTnan Earl Ford Glenn Just
down from Cleveland en- route
to Missouri, his new base. His
parents, the Samuel Glenns are
beaming Also home on emer-
gency furlough is Altman Gilbert
Michael called home by the
death of his grandfather Michaels.
Funeral services were held al
Lake Wales. Michael viii return
to below zero weather in Mime
sofa this weekend.
The third of those end-of-the-
year marriages is being announce
ed. Mrs. Florrie r. Osgood has
been answering to the name OF
Mrs. Frank Woodland since the
9th Of December. Mrs. Woodland
an officer of the local chapter OF
Alpha Gamma Chi Sorority, teach
es at Mays. She is one Of the
daughters { of whom teach) OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Roberts. Mr..
Woodland is physical education in
structor at Bethune and a Kappa.
Mrs. Anne Coleman, veteran
civic worker and club woman,
has been ordered to bed by her
physician. You may send hei
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-26

the close of the program. How
ever, often, adults do little to set
examples of acceptable public
conduct before them.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-01-26

Mrs. Betty Afford Of Ojus ant
a friend, Mrs. Berthenia Cunning
ham left Wednesday for a visi
to Havana.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
DR.. Bonds to
Speak at Easter
Sunrise Service

DR.. Alfred Bryan Bonds Jr.,
president of Baldwin Wallace
college, is to be the speaker
at the Easter sunrise service
in Chardon. DR.. Bonds served
in the navy during World War
II; has served on several gov
ernment committees; on United
Nations posts, and was a dir
ector of the atomic energy
commission. Prior to becoming
president of Baldwin Wallace
college he was director of edu-
cation for the US. mission to
Egypt. He is also the author
of many books and articles on
education.
The Easter Sunrise Service
Sunday, April 81, will start at
$50 am. in the West stands
of the Chardon football field.
In addition to the talk by DR..
Bonds, there will be a non
sectarian service. All are invit.
ed regardless of church demon.
ination. The service is being
ponSored by the Chardon
churches.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
Students
Visit Columbus

Glenn NellS and Dennis Walsh
studied first hand operations o1
our State Government on Tues.
day, March 5, in Columbus
These delegates from the Char.
don Trade and Industrial Club
journied to Columbus to visit
offices of the Government such
as the Governor, Secretary o1
State, State Treasurer, State
Auditor, Attorney General, the
Supreme Court, and chambers
of the House and Senate. The
delegates will be under the
supervision of Mr.. Carl Schaefer
VIC. State Sponsor.
The days activity is under
the supervision of the State
Vocational Industrial Club, OF
which our club is member
The program is arranged to
offer an opportunity TO each
delegate to receive a clear
picture Of what makes State
Government operate and to have
their personal questions answer
ed by many public officials.
Two hundred delegates from
the Trade and Industrial Edu-
cation program of Ohio'S public
schools attended this visitation.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
,Chardon
to Host
Concert Band

The Village of Chardon will
play host to the members of
the Ohio State University Con-
cert Band When they make an
appearance here next WedneS-
day, March 20. The IS piece
band will be met at the county
line and the traditional red car
pet will be rolled out.
A luncheon will be given at
the Pilgrim-Christian Church
which will be followed by two
afternoon concerts. These pro-
grams will be held in the school
auditorium and will be attended
by approximately 400 students
At the confusion of the after
noon program, the Ohio State
people will be guests in the
homes of Chardon Band mem
bers.
The evening concert will be
given at BIS and several out
lying districts are sending rep
resentatives to Chardon to at
tend, including 80 high school
band members from AShtabuIa.
Tickets may be secured at
Connor'S Music Center, Van
Gorder's Hardware, Kings Cen
trail Store, the Western Auto
Store and the Plaza Branch OF
the Chardon Savings Bank.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
Red Cross Lists Chardon s
Volunteer Workers

acci, Mrs. Gordon Amsbary
Mrs. Ludwig Ritondaro, Mrs. c.
A. Hoffman.
Mr.. Peter Hitchcock and Mr.
Wayne Johnson will solicit the
business district of Chardon.
CHARDON TOWNSHIP
Chardon townhip will be und.
er the direction of Mrs. Lawr.
ence Norton Of Wilder Road
She announces that the district
will be covered by the follow
ing workers: Mrs. Walter Sum
merhill has the Wedding allot-
ment; Mrs. David Sage, the
corporation to Auburn Road
Mrs. Spence Klein, Woodin Hill
Road; Mrs. Lawrence Myers,
Mitchell Mills Road; Tony
Thorpe, the Wilder Trailer
Court; Miss jeanne Shelly, Kirt-
land-Chardon Road; Mrs. Rand
all Worthington, King Memorial
Road Mrs. Morley Hitchcock
Little Mountain Road; and Mrs.
Norton will cover Route 6 to
Stuckey Hill.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
Thompson Man
Made Chairman

Reorganization of the Geauga
County Soil Conservation Dis
trict supervisors was held last
week with George Binnig,
Thompson, being elected chair
man for the coming year.
Other officers are Frank Mar
owS, vice chairman; Peter
Clemens, Jr., treasurer; and
Stacy MoSSer, secretary. The
fifth member is Hubert Starr
of Claridon.
The program of work for the
coming year was outlined with
emphasis to be placed on tree
planting, water conservation and
soil bank activities. Small field
trials of Unconstitutional nature
are to be carried out in cooper
attn with the Extension Ser
vice.
Applications for assistance
were approved for John Grove
in Parkman, (the farmer Aims
ley farm, L.. A Schaeffer
Thompson and Ed Myers at
jug and Nash Roads in Troy.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
Newcomers
Meet March u

The March meeting of the
Newcomers Club will be held
Thursday evening, March 81, at
g pm. at the Educational bldg.
of Pilgrim Christian Church.
We will be finishing plans for
selling candle vases at the
Festival, and after the business
meeting will have a social hour
with card games.
The presents have been COM
ing in for the past two weeks
for our third annual Parcel
Post Auction, to be held Sun
day of the Festival, after the
parade. So far we have receiv-
ed parcels from John Wayne,
DiSneyland, Senators Bricker,
Mccarthy, Lyndon Johnson,
Vice-PreSident Nixon, Pres. Ma
gsaysay of the Philippines, Faith
Baldwin, Lou Groza, the Balti-
more Orioles, and others. Ed
Kempf will be the auctioneer
again this year, and you can
all bid on these surprise parcels
when the auction is in progress
at the bandStand in the middle
of the Square.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
T Talent Show
Additions
Saturday

Additions for Geauga County's S
fourth annual Talent Show,
known as, 1.-The Show with a
Heart as Big as Geauga", are
scheduled for this Saturday
afternoon in the Burton High
School auditorium from l to 5
pm.
All residents of Geauga
County are eligible to try-out
for the 1857 production. Adult
acts, as we'll as those of the
younger performers, will be
auditioned Saturday.
All acts selected at addition
will tour with the show in
April when it makes nightly
appearances in Burton, Chester
land and Chardon. The show is
not contest but annually
features Geauga'S most out
standing performers, profession
al and non-profesSional, alike.
Stars of both radio and tel
evision will head the show. On
April 18th, Jerry Peterson Of
WHHH in Warren will emcee
the performance at Burton. The
April 18th program will be head
ed by Big Wilson and "Mr.
Rivitz" of KYW as it plays
Chesterland. The Chardon per-
formance will be guided by
televiSion' Tom Haley of KYW-
TV on April 18th.
Addition judges, each of whom
is donating his time, are Bob
Hedlund, editor of the Telegraph
in Painesville; Donald FaSSett,
manager of WICA in AShtabula;
Carl Lee, manager of WPVL
in Painesville and Norman
Mlachak of the editorial depart
ment of The Cleveland Press.
Glen Rynearson, of Middle
field, is the shows producer.
Special lighting effects will be
handled by Fred Austin o
Chardon. Marten Merryfield, Jr.
and Sr., of Middlefield, will be
in charge of the show sound
equipment.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
Mrs. McKough
Died Monday

Mrs. Katherine Denton Nc.
Rough, II, of Huntington St.,
died in Corey Hospital Monday.
She suffered a stroke in her
home five weeks ago.
Mrs. McKough was born in
Chardon, the daughter of the
late Richard L. Denton, editor
of the Geauga Record, for many
years.
She was telephone operator
for the Chardon Telephone Co.
for several years, while going
to school. Following. her grad
uation from Chardon High
School in 1908, she taught school
in the county. She was an &C
complished pianist.
Prior to her marriage to the
late Harold McKough she spent
some time in Clifton, Ariz.,
where she played piano for
many dances.
After her marriage she reSid-
ed in Cleveland for several
years. Following the death of
her husband she came to Char
don to reside.
Surviving are her stepmother
Mrs. Pearl Denton, and cousins,
Harold Barton of Leroy and
Paul Denton of Chardon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
Riding Club
to Stage
Horse Show

The Circle Bar Riding Club
of Chardon today was author
lied to stage an all-day horse
show Sunday, September 1st, at
the Geauga County Fair. The
Fair Board has agreed to COM
bine the English and Western
Horse Shows traditionally staged
at the Geauga County Fair in
to one mammouth production.
Members of the Circle Bar
Riding Club at the March meet
ing held March 9Th at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holmes, agreed to undertake
the job Of Including English
horse with the approved Ohio
Association Show. John Davis
of Aquilla Road, Chardon, will
act as chairman of the Circle
Bar Committee assisted by Bill
Spear, Hubert Hoffman, Andy
Evans, Bert Barnum and Harry
Tate. Margaret Evans, EddiS
Davis and Grace Butcher will
lead the Women'S Committee
which will take care of public
ity and entries. Circle Bar Club
has received approval of the
show date and the committee
is now engaged in setting up
the program. All riding groups
in Ohio have been notified to
advise the committee of the
classe they would like to see
scheduled. Mr.. Davis and his
committee will engage judges,
music and announcerS. Lou
Richard, T. j. Thayer, Fred
Orson and Judge Seltzer will be
in charge of properties for the
snow. Entry blanks will be
printed before May 1st and
mailed to riding groups and
horsemen throughout the state.
The Circle Bar Riding CIup
hopes to make this one of the
outstanding shows in Ohio.
At the last meeting George
Holmes howed movies of the
trail ride and other activities
staged by the Circle Bar Club
and the Geauga County Sher-
ifs Posse for the membership.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. George Holmes.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
R0tarlanS
Outline
Coming Events

The March 9th meeting of
the Burton-Middlefield Rotary
Club was held at HoSmer's
Retaurant in Burton where
busy schedule of events for the
coming month were outlined by
President Norman Moss.
253 persons were served at
the first Rotary breakfast at
Burton High school S unday
morning. Saturday, March 9th
at 1:30 pm. the Rotarians will
welcome forty members from
the New Wilmington, Ohio, Rot
ary Club and entertain them
with a trip through various
Sugar Camps. The group will
meet for a pancake and SauS-
age supper at Hosmer's Res
taurant, Burton, Ohio at 500
pm.
On March 10th the Rotarians
will entertain rs International
Students with a trip through
the Sugar Camps at 200 pm.
and dinner at the Claridon
Town Hall at $50 pm. Rotarian
John Rose, chairman of the
international Committee is in
charge of the program and has
arranged for the festivities after
dinner.
The Sunday morning Pancake
Breakfasts continue for the next
four Sundays at Burton High
school. The first Sundays pro-
ceedS went to the Geauga
County Hospital Fund. Proceeds
Of the second Sunday will go
to the Geauga County Scholar
ship Fund.
The annual election of officers
for Rotary will be held on
Wedneday, March Goth, when
nominations for the offices and
directors will be closed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
JayCees
toSponsor
Mystery

To raise funds for the Oppor-
tunity school, the Chardon Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce is
sponsoring the Pioneer Players
in their production of There s
Always A Murder" to be pre-
sented Saturday, March % at
$50 pm. in the Chardon High
school auditorium, DR.. S. Louis
Berta, public relations chair
man, announced today.
Richard Mahaffey of Newbury
and Greta Bristol of Chardon
will play the leads in the three
act mystery comedy. The dir
ector is William Matthews of
MunSon.
All profits will be donated to
the Opportunity school. Tickets
are on sale at the two Rexall
stores on Main street and at
the shopping center, at Connor's S
Music store, and by any Jay
Gee or member of the Oppor-
tunity school board. Paul Tharp
is in charge of ticket sales.
This will be the second event
in two months sponsored by
the Jay-CeeS in the interest of
public service. January IL, they
sponsored the Policemen S
Ball." which cleared over $4OO.
This money was turned over to
the Chardon police department
for the purchase of a latent
fingerprint camera and equip
ment.
1--WE are very gratified and
grateful to the public for their
support of our past events,
Frank Allen, Jay-Cee preSi-
dent, stated, land we hope that
this project to help support our
local school for retarded child.
rem will receive the public
backing it needs"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
Free Chest X~Ray Survey
Starts in Geauga April 5

j A. Shapiro, Field Supervisor.
tuberculosis Division, of the
Ohio Department of Health.
Columbus, met last week with
members Of the County Health
Department, the local Tubercul-
osiS and Health Association and
ounty Superintendent of
Schools, to plan the mass Chest
X-ray Survey schedule for
Geauga County. The meeting
held at Punderson Lake Manor
was attended by w. P. Ed
munds, MD, Health Commits
Sioner, Mrs. Florence Landon,
RN, County Nurse, and Harry
Keenen, Food Sanitarian, of the
local Department of Health; F.
R. Schofield, County Superin-
tendent of Schools; VIM. j.
Barnes, President, w. A. Reed,
MD, Case Finding Program
Chairman, and Mrs. Myrtle
Rodgers, Executive Secretary.
of the Geauga County TB and
Health Association.
DIR. Edmunds reported the
State Health Department has
allocated IA x-ray day to
Geauga County next month for
the service of their transport
Ijable breakdown unit. The chest
x-ray survey program beginning
April 5 is jointly sponsored by
the Ohio Department of Health,
County Department of Health
and the local tuberculosis and
Health Association. Detailed
schedule of locations and dates
will be released as soon as
confirmation is received from
the Ohio Department of Health.
Due to a change in policy
this year, the State Health De-
partment has issued an order
that students are not to be X
rayed" DR.. EdmundS stated.
Quoting the State Department,
he further said, For a number
of years, effort was made to
X-ray high school students, fif-
teen and over, with little or no
active tuberculosis or suspected
tuberculosis found. Statistics
have proven that TB is a more
prevalent disease of older per-
sons, therefore, we can best
protect our children and young
adults by finding cases of tu-
berculosis in older men and
women. According to the new
policy of the State Department,
emphasis viii be placed on x
raging over-school age persons.
/ In addition to free chest x
rays offered to Geauga resid-
ents, Dr.. Edmunds announced
that polio inoculations will also
be available by the local Health
Department at each of the X
ray survey locations.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-14
BlOodnObile
in Chester
Tuesday

On Tuesday, March 10 from
the hours of one to seven P.
M. the Red Cross Bloodmobile
will be at the Baptist Church
on route 500 in CheSterland
All persons are asked to par
ticipate.
Mrs. Ivan Weidlein, chairman
of the blood program for Geauga
Co. Red Cross, announces that
the recruitment committee for
this trip, will hold the evening
hours, as much as it is possible
for men to make appointments.
1t is to be hoped that the Wom-
en- will reserve the earlier hours
of the afternoon. Mrs. Weidlein
stresses the fact that a nursery
for young children will be in
operation, stated by Red Cross
workers, to enable mothers of
small children to bring their
youngsters with them, while
they make the blood donations.
Phone Mrs. James Fenner of
Lake Lucerne for appointments.
Kingswood 3-3202. Mrs. Fenner
is recruitment chairman.
The following women will
serve at this date and also
make appointments. Mrs. Ly-
man Lang of Chesterland, CO.
ordinator of the day. Park g.
1922. Mrs. Quentin Groth of
CheSterland is cochairman. Mrs.
Thomas Laughlin of Chester
land, is chairman of nurses.
Mrs. Harry Stroud of Chagrin
Falls is chairman of schedule.
Mrs. Stacey MoSSer of Chagrin
Falls is in charge of visual
publicity. Mrs. CD. Oxenrider
of CheSterland will serve as
recruitment chairman for Chest
erland. Her phone is Park g.
1858. The area covered by the
visit of the bloodmobile takes
in Chester, Munson, Russell,
South Russell and Newbury.