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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

BURTON - Eugene Bonifield
was elected with A write in
votes. Others: Don Stuart, 10;
Herb Kleve, James Wintermute,
Jack Donaldson, Lucille Harms
and Lenten Bonifieid, two votes
each; William Thoren, Park
Stafford, B. j. ShanoWer and
Eugene Coleman, one vote each.
MIDDLEFIELD = Grant
Schmid was elected councilman
with % write-in votes. Others:
Herbert Craig, 9; Harry Poor
man, 4; Herbert Hosmer, 3;
Marion Cooper and Robert Bur-
ris, two votes each; William
r 1t er Jr., Ruth Kiviniemi,
Fritz Potter, Virginia Shipman,
Joseph E. Swaney, Larry Miller,
Walter Minick, Elmer Smith, v.
E. IShee, Ray McClurg, Richard
A. Moss, William Rowler, Char
les Russell, Wilmer A. Gibbs, G.
j. Oil, oliver E d ards, P.
Brown, Hazel Kothera and Ken
meth Barnes, one vote each.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
IS Construction
Permits Issued
Here in October

Fifteen building permits were
issued for the village of Char.
don during the month of October
clerk Jennie c. Davidson an
nounced toady. They are:
Earl Morrison, 119 Moffett
Ave, heating permit; Anna Hite
383 Wilson Mills Rd., addition,
electrical; Robert Lewis for
Maxine Street, los North St.,
heating permit; Chardon Area
Booster, North St., sign; James
R. and Dorothy Pringle, Clari-
don Rd., building, h a tin G
plumbing and electrical permits
for house.
j. P. Walsh and Son for Glenn
M. Degroft, 118 Water ST., heat
ing permit; Georgiana S. Rich
ards, 1877 Court St., demolition
permit; Grau & Dreyer for Haz-
ell Johnson, 229 N. Hambden St.,
Electrical; Paul Hotchkiss for
Roy D. Parsons, 301 N. Hamb-
den St., electrical; S. A. Fenner,
239 E. King St., Heating.
Tremarco Corporation, 433 Wa
ter St., filling station; Grau &
Dreyer for Jack Nichols, ia
Moffett Ave, electrical; Marion
E. Horne, 336 S. Hanhbden St.,
garage; John Patterson, East
King Street, house and garage;
Pilgrim C hrist t a n
Church, S. Hambden St., Repairs
and addition.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

ard Taylor, ten votes, elected
conStables. others receiving
write-in votes are: Harlan Tay-
lor, 3; Dallas McGrath, 3; Tho
mas w. Seliga, 3; Harold G..
Kinford Jr., 2; Fred Lindow, 2;
William Sheldon, James Roller,
Donald M. Helm, Fred Lindow,
Robert FouldS, Ted Fonda, Jack
Geiger, Bill Burns, Chuck Hern,
Rodney Miller, Harry Evans,
John Burns, Cleon Taylor, Glen
Snider, - KulliSh, M. G. Earle
man and William Franks, one
vote each. c.
BURTON - Thomas GlasSbur-
ner with eight votes and Richard
Shanower with seven were ell
ected conStableS. Running a
close third is william Thoren,
six votes. Others receiving write
in votes are: Almond HorWath,
4; Lawrence Burt, 3; Louis Ko-
vach, 3; Harry j. Hill Jr., 2;
Lester Bolton, Ronald Neill, -
Hewis, Jack Kleitz, Herbert
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Slippery Roads Keep
Accident Rate High

A rash of accidents involving
auto damages, many of them on
slippery highways, were report
ed to the sheriff's' department
recently.
A car driven by Jeremiah D.
Ford, "a, 113 Moffett Ave, Char
don went off the road 2R
miles north of Chardon or Rt.
A Saturday when the driver
fell asleep at the wheel. Accord
ing to reports the accident oc-
cured at 4 am. Damage was to
tire rods, radiator grill, right
front wheel, tire and fender.
Snowy roads were responsible
for an accident on Rt. 6 near
Cults Rd. Saturday at 5 pm. m
volving three cars. They were
driven by James D. Baker, 38,
RoinbSon Rd., Chardon; William
M. Shaw, Cleveland; and Gus
Harper, Rome.
Autos driven by william T.
Russ, "a, Mayfield Rd., Chest
erland, and James Yates Jr., IS,
Orwell, were damaged when
they collided on Rt. 322 near
Rt. 306 Saturday at 8:12 pm,
Mrs. Donald DeGreen and jam
es Russ, both of Chester, were
listed as witnesses.
An ambulance driven by John
Ritondaro, 126 South ST., Char
don, collided with a car driven
by Lois M. Adams, 80, Brake
man r., Chardon, on Rt. 1876 at
Brakeman Rd., Nov. 5. Both We
hicleS were damaged. Ritondaro
said he was on an emergency
call had red lights flashing,
headlights on and had blown the
siren for the intersection.
Minor damages were reported
to autos driven by Forrest o.
Greene, 80, Loring Dr., Char
don, and Flaws Altman Jr., Rt.
l, Chardon, when they collided
in the service area at The juno
ton, Nov. 3.
An estimated $500 damage to
a car owned by Mayor Otis L.
Creighton of Aquilla Village re-
suited from an accident on Clar-
idon Rd. near Rt. 322 Monday.
Driving the car was George
Creighton, 10, Taylor Wells Rd.,
who said he hit an icy spot and
slid into guard rails on both
sides before going into the ditch.
Eleanor A. Goforth, 81, Rt. 322
HuntSburg, received a fractur-
ed nose when the auto she was
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

Twenty-one Geauga residents
were elected by write-in votes on
Nov. 5, the board of elections
announced today.
Four of this number are coun-
cilmen in Aquilla, Burton and
Middlefield Villages and the re-
naming II were elected town
ship conStables.
So many constables were ell
ected by write-in votes because
of legal technicality, which al
lows township trustees to decide
how many conStables, if any,
shall be active in the township.
In some Geauga townships,
the trustees have declared there
is no need for any constableS,
and in others they have voted
to maintain one or two active
constableS.
However, election laws still
state that two constables are to
be elected in each township. In
places where trustees have vot-
ed for only one constable, usual
ly only one candidate files. In
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

Olds, Walter Polburn, H. K.
Kluth, Homer Scott, Perc Y
Young, c. Benyak, Willis Mes
senger, John Gross, Allan Riley,
Joe Macy, Robert Dewey and
Ernie Wagner, one vote each.
TROY - Raymond Hatcher,
68 votes, and Max Gilliland, 48
votes, were elected conStables
by Write-in. Others: Ron Wath-
ey, %; william Koscelnik, 7;
Clarence Sager, Joe Brilla and
Lloyd Carey, two votes each;
Thomas Dziak, Ed Carey, Joe
KociSko, Mike Brilla and Ma
cey, one vote each.
COUNCILMEN
AQUILLA - william Adams
and Harold Gencope were elect
ed councilmen with II write-in
votes each. Others: Henry Me-
dina, 16; Ernest Bender, 5; Gus
BlaSko, 4; = Maltry, 2, Joseph
Korosky, Loddie Frigic, Harold
Cole, Bill Hendershot, Nick Har-
anna, Ray Jones, one vote each.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Rubber Co.
Union Picks
New Officers

Officers for Local No. 557, u
nited Rubber, Cork, Linoleum
and Plastic Workers of Arneri-
ca, CIO-AFL, were elected at a
meeting recently in the Eagles
Hall in Water St., according to
Ray Boam, Chardon, new presi-
dent.
The union, organized after a
recent election, is for employ
ees at the Chardon Rubber Co.
.Boam said contract proposals
have not yet been discussed, al
though a negotiating board has
been appointed. That item was
scheduled for discussion at the
election meeting.
Other officers include Robert
Gaiser, vice president; Barbara
McGovern, secretary; Clifford
Vanderwort, treasurer.
On the executive board are
George WelShco, Leo Manner,
Virginia Hausch, George Hare,
James Valvoda. Members of the
negotiating board include Boam,
Gaiser, Floyd Leyde, Bud Lark
i'm, Arlene Grant. Trustees are
Robert Johnson, Fred Marks,
Richard Woodard.
Ralph Gwyn, field representa-
tive from the unions interna-
tional headquarters in Akron,
worked toward the formation of
the local. He is now stationed
in Michigan, according to a
spokesman at Akron.
Local No. 557 also received it's
charter at the recent meeting.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Former Chester
Woman Died

CHESTER - Relatives and
friends from Chester were in
Mantua Center on Nov. 2 where
memorial services were held in
the Christian Church at 400 o.
clock for Mrs. Sylvia Brown
Green, wife of Casper Green.
Mrs. Green who died at Uni
versity Hospital in Columbus
was a daughter of Mrs. Lemuel
r. Brown of Chester and a sis
ter OF Mrs. Charles Osbourn al
so of Chester Mr.. Green was a
teacher in West Geauga high
school last year. Mrs. Brown
was called back from her winter
home in Bradenton, Florida. A
sister, Mrs. Chris CreceliuS,
came from Seattle, Washington
and is at the Osbourn home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Name Carl Hurnnnel
OSU's Dad of Dads

this Saturday. The Ohio State
Iowa football game, starting at
/ 80 pm. EST, will highlight the
program.
Identity of the dad of Dads"
was announced by William A.
Gibeaut, engineering student
from Sandusky, o., general
chairman of the Dads Day Com
mittee. While blindfolded, he
first chose a county, then drew
a card from a file containing
names of all students from that.
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel, who.
reside at 116 North St., Chardon,,
are the parents of six children
The eldest, Thomas c., 18, is
a freshman in mechanical en-
gineering at Ohio State. Others
are Robert F., Is; Kathleen, II;
Johanna, II; Hally, 6, and Will
liam g., 3.
Active in community affairs
of his hometown, this years
Dad of Dads" is a volunteer
fire man in Chardon, secretary
of the Geauga County chapter
of the Conservation Club and
coach of a summer Babe Ruth
League" baseball team for
youngsters aged II to Is. His
hobbies are hunting and pistol
target shooting.
Early Saturday morning the
State Highway Patrol will escort
Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel and their
son, Robert from their home to
the campus. He will be a special
guest at a luncheon at IL am.
in the Ohio Union, and at the
football game in Ohio Stadium
will sit in a reserved box with
his family.
Mr.. Hummel will be presented
to the 10000 or more spectotorS
in the Stadium during half-time
ceremonies and will receive an
engraved plaque.
The Dad of Dads" and other
visiting parents also will be sal
uted by the Ohio State March
ing Band in a special show plan
ned by Prof. Jack Evans, the
bands director.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
County MD's Group
Names New Officers

DR.. Hugh Schaffer of Middle
field was elected president of the
Geauga County Medical Society
at their dinner meeting Friday
evening at the Manor House at
PunderSon Lake.
DR.. Gorge DandalideS of
Chardon was elected vice pres
ident, and DR.. Alton B e h m,
Chardon, secretary treasurer.
Retiring president of the soci-
ETY., DR.. Walter C. Corey, was
elected as delegate to the state
convention and State Medical So
ciety.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

in Chester Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dieckow
plan to leave here Wed. for Flor
ida where they expect to buy a
home.
Mrs. Ethel Ziegler very pleas
antly entertained the Birthday
Club at her home Monday. A
delicious chicken dinner was
served to Mrs. Ruth Hubbard
from Mentor, Mrs. Dorothy Per
ry from Newbury, Mrs. Barbar-
a DrenSke from Chardon, Mrs.
Leah Whitney from Hambden,
Mrs. Verbal Scheller, Mrs. Ir-
ma Sidley, Mrs. Marguerite Tate
Mrs. Elvena Gray, Mrs. Mar
garet Weber, Mrs. Mildred Skin
ner, Mrs. Lottie Dieckow, Mrs.
Daisy Trask and the hostess,
Mrs. Ziegler. Names were
drawn for the exchange of Xmas
gifts. Mrs. Scheller will enter
tain the Xmas party on Dec. IA.
The afternoon was spent at
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
BY MRS. MILDRED SKINNER
Phone MOntvilIe 3484


MONTVILLE = Mrs. Milton
Gray assisted by Mrs. Lester
Skinner entertained eighteen Ia
dies at pink and blue shower
for Mrs. Nick Pitorak last Thur.
evening. Guests were present
from Willoughby, Leroy, Middle
field, Huntsburg, Rome, and
Mont' lie. Several were unable
to attend but sent gifts. Mrs.
Pitorak received many beauti-
full gifts and the best wishes
from her many friends. Refresh
mentS of cake, cookies and cof-
fee were served by Mrs. Gray
and Mrs. Skinner.
The Hoffman Bros. are having
extensive improvements made
on their store building.
Mrs. KeSton Peters is spend
ing some time at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Byler and family
in Cleveland.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Fire Dept. held their monthly
business meeting last Monday
evening. Election of officers was
held. The same officers were
reelected as follows. Pres. Ver-
bal Scheller. Vice Pres. Grace
Burger and Sect treas. Mildred
Skinner.
The school children enjoyed
the long week end due to Mon
day being Veterans day. Mrs.
Warner and Mrs. TraSk, both
teachers here, visited the An
thony Wayne school and Sun
beam school in Cleveland Mon
day. Mrs. Ruth Hemer attended
a first grade teachers meeting
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

the two areas will meet. Har-
ry Murray is to do the work.
Council took no action on a
proposed ordinance which would
provide mutual police coopera-
tion between Chardon and Kirt-
land Hills for a period of three
years.
The first reading was held on
an ordinance which, if passed,
will ban parking on the east
side of Hunting st. for its en-
tire length, and on the west side
from S. Hambden to Goodrich
Court. Maximum fine would be
$50.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Montville Women Attend Shower
for Mrs. Nick Pitorak Thursday

cards with Mrs. Whitney win
ming the high score, Mrs. Tate,
second and Mrs. Skinner, low.
Ralph Mausling, who has been
i'll with flu for some time was
taken to Lakeside hospital in
Cleveland last week. He was
under treatment for virus pneu-
monia while there and was able
to be brought to the home of his
wife'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Stone last Saturday. Mrs.
MauSling remained with her
parents during her husband S
stay at the hospital.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Council Committee Proposes
Rates for New Taxi Service

Walsh, the Burr and Smith Fur
niture Store and Mrs. Beatrice
Goulding.
1t was pointed out that a side
walk repair work in front of the
furniture store was being held
up pending councils decision
concerning paving strip be-
tween the street and sidewalk.
When Water st. was resurfaced,
the new topping was extended
into parking stalls in this area
up to two feet from the sidewalk.
The village agreed Thursday to
pay the cost Of putting in this
strip at the same time the store
is having its sidewalk paved, so
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Shopping Center Is
Open 8 Evenings

For the convenience of area
consumers, most stores in the
Chardon Shopping Center will re-
main open three nights a week
- Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday - effective this week.
The decision was made at a
recent meeting of merchants at
the center. At the same meeting
a committee was appointed to
investigate ways of promoting
the area.
On this committee are John
Aumick, Security Federal Saw
ingS and Loan, chairman; Lew
is BoStwick, Bostwick'S store;
and Ellis Smolik, ThraSher.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

Rates were established, SUBJ
ject to Chardon Council approx
al, for taxi service in the village
when Councilmen Harry Keenen
and Robert Eldridge met with
Roy Arnett Saturday morning.
Arnett plans to start the SER
vice here as soon as possible, he
told members of council at regu-
lar meeting Thursday night.
Mayor Vain Parsons named
Keenen and Eldridge to work
with Arnett in setting up rates
and handling other details.
Rates established, according to
Eldridge, are so cents for any
transportation within the village,
with an added 35 cents per mile
for service outside the village.
These are increases of Is
cents and five cents, respective
ly, over rates set up in the last
council ordinance governing taxi
service. Eldridge said the in
creaseS are in line with those
granted in other communities.
The councilman said Arnett
will be required to post bond
and carry required Insurance
References will be made a.
vailable, and Arnett and his cab,
a 1856 Ford, will be checked by
police as a routine matter.
The new driver, who has work
ed for cab companies in Paines-
vile, lives on Rt. A north with
his wife and three children. He
is an Army veteran, and has
driven trucks here and overseas.
He expects, within a short
time, to have two cabs in opera
ton on a 24-hour basis here.
I'm addition to carrying pasSen-
gers, we will be glad to make
any deliveries for residents" he
said.
Council Thursday night also
granted a refund to Luther Bat
ties on his rubbish collection bill
for January through March of
this year. The amount was paid
in error, according to village
Clerk Treasurer Jennie C.. Da-
wilson.
ReSol u t on approving tax
rates as proposed by the budget
commission and approving the
transfer of funds were approved
by Council.
Council nominated and elected
Harry Keenen and Robert Ed
ridge to serve as its representa-
tives on a new board to govern
the Volunteer Firemen Deepen
dents Fund. Two members of
the fire department are also to
be appointed to this board, and
the four of them are to select
a fifth member. The board is re-
quired under a new state law.
No action was taken again for
dedication of the streets in Char
don Parks Estates, the new
housing development off S. Ham,
bden ST. Councilman Wallace
King pointed out that the group
had not yet seen a plat of the
area seeking to be dedicated.
A committee appointed at the
last council meeting to investi-
gate the possibilities of install
ing a two-way radio in the car
of village street superintendent
John Maynard reported it had
decided against any action at
this time.
Counc discussed sidewalk
problems presented by H. F.
Goodrich, John Brindo, Robert
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Set Attendance Contest
at E1ambden Grange

points, and by bringing in ap-
plications for membership Is
points for each application ac-
companied with the initiation
fee).
Ruth Nicely is in charge of
supper committees for the year.
The next meeting will be
Nov. 18 at $50 pm. at the
Grange Hall.
The lecturers program for
the evening included group
singing, readings by Geraldine
Carver, Ruth Nicely and Char
lotte Phillips and a rool call
topic ''An Idea for the Care of
Farm Equipment
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

driving colleded with car
driven by Richard j. Morse, 20,
Williams Rd., Chardon, Nov. 4
at the intersection OF Rt. 322 and
Claridon Rd According to Sher-
iff department reports, Morse
failed to stop at the sign and
was hit by the Goforth vehicle.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Girl Scout Leaders
Hear Talk on Crafts

Girl Scout Lone Troop leaders
heard a discussion by Mrs. Mar
ion Beattie on crafts at meet
ing Monday night in the Pill
grim Christian Church educa-
tional building, according to
publicity chairman Pat Lawson.
Attending were Marion Perry,
Dorothy Trask, Kay Cullum, Do
riS Fenstermaker and jeanette
Links. Refreshments were fur
nished by Kay Cullum.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

Hambden Grange met in reg
ular session Nov. A with Worthy
Master Frederick Carver pre-
siding. The members voted to
enter the 1853 Community Ser
vice Contest. Co-chairman for
recording and reporting the pro-
ject are Ina Dewalt and Hilda
Grant.
An attendance contest is in
progress and the losers are to
give a Valentine party for the
winners. One point is awarded
each member for attendance at
each meeting. Points may also
be won by paying 1858 dues IS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
This Is No Yolk!

CHESTER - Last summer
Glenn Russell raised a flock of
Barred Rock PulletS.
One member of this flock
insists on setting a good ex-
ample to her sisters by lay
ing eggs with three yolks. The
eggs are perfectly formed but
have three separate yolks.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

COLUMBUS - Carl Hummel,
owner of a Chardon, O., mems
clothing store, has been select
ed as Ohio State University'S
1857 dad Of Dads" it was an
nounced today.
Representing the parents of
all the university's more than
$4,000 students, the 43-year-old
Geauga County man will b e
guest of honor at the campus
wide observance of Dads Day
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
APPOINT MRS. HARDY

Mrs. William B. Hardy Jr., of
Water St., Chardon, has been
appointed chairman of the Geau-
ga Red Cross Speakers Bureau.
She will replace Mrs. Edwin T.
Hill, who has requested leave of
absence.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Hill Ayrshire Sets
Production Record

Hill-Ayr Georgette, a three
year-old registered Ayrshire in
the herd of Robert w. Hill at
Chardon, Ohio, has recently
completed a record on official
Herd Test of 1881 pounds of
milk and 529 pounds of butter
fat made in 305 days or less,
MIXED twice daily.
The record is equal to over
81 quarts of milk per day for
the test period.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
Cancer Unit to Meet

There will be a meeting of
the Board of Directors of the
Geauga County Unit of the A
merican Cancer Society, Mon
day Nov. 25, at 800 pm, in the
Unit rooms at 131 Main Street,
Chardon, Ohio.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

IL votes, and Fred zidursh,
IL votes, were elected. Others:
w. H. Mahaffey and Elmer
KoritanSky, three votes each;
William G. Nicolet, Howard
Skinner, Lewis BostWick, Clyde
Winchell, Vincent Gigliotti, Gary
Fernandez, E. Carver, Nelson
Osborne, Ed Newton, Thomas
Beattie, onald Chamberlin,
Charles Peters, William Crosby
George Steffancin, Reginald Mil
Ter, Emil Koritansky, Stanley
Peters, Walter Lewis, Herbert
Steingass, Rudolph Sykora, one
vote each.
MIDDLEFIELD Harry
Poorman, seven votes, and Earl
Warne, five votes, were the VIC
tors. Others: Forrest Klingman,
4; F. Nelson McGurer and Ro-
bert Button, 2 each; H. Hosmer,
T. MaddockS, M. N. Dietrich,
Robert Moore, Robb Rose, E.
H. McGurer, Don Hunter, Bob
Burris, Howard Ishee, Myron
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14

Gary Helm, versatile singing guitar player from Char
don makes a guest appearance on the Farm Bureau
Jamboree" Saturday at pm. WEWS-TV, Channel
s. Cleveland Gary, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Helm,
Aqula Rd makes his TV debut an entrant from the
Geauga and Lake County Farm Bureau Stores in the
Jamborees search for undiscovered countrywestern
entertainers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-03
Art Lectures

Adventures in Collecting"
promises to be an unusually
popular lecture, The Freer
Gallery's second for this sea-
son, to be given Tuesday.
$3.50 pm, in the auditorium,
Twelfth street and jefferson
drive S.W. The speaker, DR..
John D. Cooney of the Brook
Ign Museum. is an outstand-
ing curator and connoisseur,
interested primarily in Egyp-
ton art. Free to the public.)
Bartlett H. Hayes. jr., di-
rector Of the Addison Gallery
Of Art. will be the first lee
turer in the Wednesday
morning series starting at the
Corcoran Gallery November 6.
His subject is THE Ameri-
canism Of American Art"
This series is for the benefit
Of the Gallery.
Basil Taylor, librarian Of
the Royal College Of Art,
London, will speak on Re
cent British Sculpture" at
the Corcoran Gallery audi
forum Wednesday evening
at 8. under auspices Of The
Institute of Contemporary
Arts. For members only
Mr.. Taylor will be guest
speaker this afternoon at I
at the National Gallery.