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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
BARNEY CIR, AREA SIS rms

BARNEY CIR, AREA S.E.--6 rms.
bsmt-, gas h.-w.h., mr.. carline;
ADULTS only; SIS. LU. i-05ss.
FAIRFAX, yA.-spacious home, in
center Of Town Of Fairfax, con-
venent 10 schools. churches, etc.
/ > or 4 oeormS.. l-acre wooded
I lot: SlS5 month: l-bedrm. studio
house with bath. kit. and lac. liV.
/ IN IN e IVA, at additional rent
LANGLEY PARK, 1851 Ruatan-
I = beorms., rec. rm., Semidet.. mr..
bus, schools, S125. Drive out New
Hampshire. HE. 4-S947.
SMALL s-BEDRM. brick home with
basement and porch, $3.50. Falls
o Shnsrsh ,n area ay van ncyy 40
Va. JE 1880.
GE0RGEToWN-cOms. lily. and
Sa ai Fm nice si' sa res rms siM PfsTmi 4
BoGLEY OF ND. INC, AID.
1920.
Mr.. WESTMORELAND CIR.-Ram-
bier. liv.. rm., din. rm:, breakfast
I rln., pantry, kit., ? oedrms., bath.
plus full bath In bSmt avail. Aus.
]. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY OF ND.
INC. AL. 4-U29u.
WESTGATE-Modern house, 4 lac
! bedrms. . fun baths. = half baths,
Ice. iiy. rm., full-SiEe din rm den.
mod. cleo. kit, patio with brick
heat wired for air conditionins:
conv. loo; close TO schools; direct
route TO downtown D. c available
Immediately: may be seen nv APP
! pointment. RENT $3.50 per mo
GEORGE Y. woRTHfNGToN
AND SON. MANAGEMENT COR
/ PORAT1ON. 1897 X st. NV. Ma.
s.; ALEX. 2703 Elmwood drive
3 beorms., fenced I'd; Immaculate
mo, Call Col. Roman, ewes. KE
6-S0S1. WALKER ~ DUNLOP
INC. REALTORS, pha N. Monroe
st. Arl.. Va. IA. $4,000.
n. ARL.--spsS brk. ramb.: 3 bed
rms. hrepl., din. rm., huilt-in
brktst. nix, dishwasher, disp,, "a
! baths, heated rec rm.; mr. SchlS.,
bus and shop. IA. 7-44O6,
GAITHERSBURG, ND. = one-yr.
old. 3-bedrm. home, firepl., lse. Kit,
EQUIP. fenced yd., shade trees;
iuli osmt Sis per mo. Gath
ARL.. 542O N. 18th st.-Tara brick
Colonial; 3 bedrooms. IA baths,
den on first floor. etc kitchen.
screened porch, recreation room in
basement. garage; avail August q
500. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO, REALToR, IA. 4-I400.
VA, 30l Valley Brook dr., Holmes
Run Park-Attractive white-brick
rambler; 3 bedrooms. . baths. de
luxe kitchen. screened porch. car
port, no basement; Sl75. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., REALTOR,
IA. 4-l400
Mnnn ACES. cnntrnli.a .r,,..-
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ApTs. UMFuRMIsHED-VA.

ARL.. close IN = Choice i.bedrm
apts.: newly decorated wooded
area some with viev Of Potomac
adults no pets South OF Wilson
blvd ~ n. Oak a. 70 1900 18th
I'd. north. Res mgr. IA. s-lIa3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23

GEORGETOWN, 2511 o ST. Nv
1 bedrm. AFT, utils. and secre.
tarial service incl. 500. DE. 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23
AIR CONDITIONED

Choice 2-bedrm. apis; large rms.
and closets, choice of colors in
decorating. ideally located at l4lb
Tuckerman st. NV. Avail, now
S165. Call res. mgr. RIA. 3-81Sl or
call SHANNON g. LUcHS CO., 724
14th st. NV, Ma. S-2345.
COLORED-I0I8 18th ST. NV
9TH rms ;:I kit and bath bath $50 nA KfS
CO. 1929 K st. NV, Ma. s-0352.
COLORED-6 ROOMS AND PVT
BATH, newly decorated; compl
home on l A.: separate entrance
S75 per mo-. to the right tenant
200 blk. 18th st. Sc. mr.. schools
and transp. Also, very nice s.
room-and-pvt. bath apt, Il blk
from N. Capitol and R. l. ave;
auto. gas heat: S7b to good ten
ant. WOODBRIDGE RLTY.. NO
7-7203; ewes, HA. 2-4l04.
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WILDWOOD Hills. country Twins

WILDWOOD HILLS. country living.
mr.. Bethesda Country Club-Dei
brick house, on level la-acre lot.
with barbecue firepl, liv rm
din, rm.. kit, bedrm and y bath
on LIST a , lge. bedrms and bath
on md A.; fun bsmt. Avail Sept
! at $40 per mo. A. c. HOUGH-
TON a. son, INC, I4tS II ST.
NV Dl. 7-9057i ewes, OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23

GEORGETOWN GARDEN APT
bedroom, model kitchen: Sl42 so
Cau FE. 3-65l3 or after 6 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23

SAVE BUS FARE-Walk to work
from 1909 R ST. NV: comfort
able and clean ENC. unit with
cleo kit, and shower bath: only
S52 90, incl. all utils. Call SHAN
NON 4 LUCHS CO., T24 18th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23

S45. OOO-2563 NICHOLS AVE. Sc,
Spacious and newly decorated | :
Dedrm. apt, screened porch, back
yard, on bus line. To inspect,
Inquire md floor or call SHAM
NON q LuCHS CO.. 724 14th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Easter
Bonnet
Previiew
By ELEM
Fashion Editor OF The star

What's for spring and sum-
mer where hats are concerned?
And what's for Easter bonnet
parading this year?
Plenty. Plenty of sophisti-
Gated styles. and lots of little
head-huggtng charmers that
really make an outfit.
All the millinery trends that
are fascinating the older gen.
Grafton also are in the current
teen lineup of millinery.
There's the roller brim bre-
ton: the little side-Swipe spe-
Gals that go to one side in the
manner that hats went back
in the '30s; the Belafonte ca
lypso sailor hats that are
dreamy with your summer
cotton dresses; the gondoliers
hat of leghorn; the darling
beret in silk surah print; or a
rustic straw cloche.
All our pictured hats geared
to teen types are from
HECHT'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Dr.Mcknew Elected
Alfalfa Club President

Or. Thomas Wilson Nc
Knew. vice president and secre-
tary Of the National Geograph-
&c Society. was elected president
Of the Alfalfa Club last night
at q meeting at the Burning
Tree Club.
He succeeds Nelson T. Hart
son. Washington attorney.
Other officers elected last night
were Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge. head Of the United
States delegation to the United
Nations. and Corcoran Thorn,
tr., senior vice president Of the
Riggs National Bank, vice pres
tdents. and Rear Admiral VIII
liam Brent Young. retired, Sec
rotary.
DR.. McKnew, 81, is a native
OF Washington. He was a con-
struction engineer and vice
president Of James Baird Co,
Inc. OF Washington until 1891.
when he Joined the Geographic
Society. He is q fellow in the
Royal Geographic Society Of
London and his Affiliations in
clude the Chevy Chase Club
and National Press Club. He
and his wife reside at 1885
Lowell street NV.
Before last nights election
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Youth Guilty.
In Assault

An 1B-year-old Cardozo High
School football player has been
convicted Of assault with intent
to rape q 57-year-old woman In
an alley near her home last
September /.
He Is Joseph Rains. Of the
400 block Of T street NV. A
District Court jury reached q
decision in the case late yes
terday. but the verdict was
sealed until returned today be-
fore Chief Judge Bolitha J.
Laws.
Judge Laws referred the case
TO the probation officer for in
vestigation pending sentence
ing. for which no date was set.
The maximum possible penalty
for assault with intent to COM
init rape is q term Of from I'VE
to Is years.
The woman testified she was
forced into an alley by her as
sailant and hit over the head
with an umbrella after he had
accosted her at Fourteenth and
r streets NV. He was fright
ened away by nearby residents
who were attracted by the
woman's screams. Police ar
rested Rains several blocks
from the scene.
Rains TESTIFIED he had become
frightened at q crowd which
had gathered and ran. but con-
tended he was innocent. Rains
was prosecuted by Assistant
United States Attorney Joel D.
Blackwell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Nursery School
Sets Open House

Open house win be held from
$50 to 1880 am. tomorrow
Of the new Help for Retarded
Children nursery school in
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, 300 Massachusetts
avenue NV.
The school. providing nursery
end kindergarten training,
opened in September in the
ichurch's education building.
Our nursery school helps
I'LL q desperate need for early
training Of retarded children
in the Washington area" said
Mrs. Ralph circuit. nursery
school chairman Of the District
Of Columbia Help for Retarded
Children.
The school Is supported By
tuition fees and by the District
Help for Retarded Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Man, 70. Held
In Pistol Attack

A 20-year-old crane operator
was accused Of firing q pistol
lat two policemen and q civilian
during and after O neighbor-
hood fracas early today in the
400 block Of Georgia averue
NV.
Willie Z. Witcher of 1901
Illinois avenue NV, denied the
charges. but admitted being at
the scene.
Pvts. Charles w. Young and
Cyril p. Carew stopped their
car about 1880 am. when they
saw what appeared to be a
brawl. Both In civilian clothes,
they approached and saw one
man draw apart and fire a shot
ut the crowd.
Louis r. Hayden. 80, OF 1920
Erskine street. Hyattsville, fell
TO the ground. but police later
learned a bullet had not hit.
but bad only grazed his clothes.
The policemen identified
themselves and ordered the
pistol wielder TO halt. Instead.
he moved away and pointed his
weapon at Pvt. Young. who
dropped behind his car and
fired one shot from his service
revolver.
Pvt. Young saw the man fall,
then Jump to his feet quickly
and dash away. The patrolman
pursued, firing I more times
and missing. finally losing the
trail In an alley near Ninth and
Taylor streets NV.
Returning to the crowd, the
policemen were told the culprit
was Witcher. When they went
to his house TO arrest him. he
denied firing the shots. But
police found a bullet in his
room that matched a fired
cartridge found at the scene OF
the fracas.
Witcher was charged with
assaulting the policemen and
Mr.. Hayden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

Association Of Radio and Tele-
vision BroadcasterS. II Is con-
Quoted by local j. c. c. groups.
Contestants are judged on the
content. delivery and originality
OF five-minute speeches on
the subject. Il Speak for
Democracy"
Runners-up in the semi
finals last night were Peggy
Evans Of Mckinley High
School. Richard. Kavanaueh OF
Priory and Ellen Patrick OF
Holy Trinity.
The II semifinalists who will
compete on Friday are Dona
Baramskas. Immaculate: Dan
Rosenblum. Woodrow Wilson:
Bernice L. Morgan. NJ. M.
Washington: Jeanne Dent. I'm
maculate Conception: Patricia
Reynolds. Academy OF Notre
Dame; Jacqueline Wilson. Dun
bar: Alan Griffiths. Archbishop
Carroll: John Davis, Wood
ward School for Boys: James
L. Lichtenberg. Western; Mi
chael Winters, Anacosita, and
Wilmer Hunt, Roosevelt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
4 Cities Youth Courts
To Be Visited by JUDGE

Juvenile Court Judge Orm
w. Ketcham will visit juvenile
courts in four cities to study
their methods.
The District Commissioners
yesterday approved travel al
lowances for the Judge and his
efficiency expert. Stephen J.
Grille.
They will visit Wilmington
on Friday. Philadelphia De-
cember IL. Cleveland. Decem-
Der Is and Baltimore at q later
date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

peremptory challenges the
right to remove a prospective
Juror without giving cause.
Each side has six such chal-
lenges.
Both sides used two chal-
lenges and the requirements
one after another said:
Il can't be impartial, I have
oreconceived impressions"
BY nightfall. IL veniremen
had said they were not quail
fed and we're automatically
excused.
Beck Is charged with pocket
ing $1,000 received in the sale
of a union-owned autombile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Beck Trial Is Still
Without q jury

SEATTLE. Dec. 4 (P.-Still
without a jury and faced with a
reluctant panel Of veniremen.
the trial Of Transfers Union
President Dave Beck on grand
larceny charges went into its
third day today with no imme-
date progress in sight.
Eleven prospective jurors had
survived preliminary question:
mg yesterday and had been
seated when the defense and
prosecution started exercising
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

ditorium. The championship
will be decided on Saturday.
when the four iinalists compete
on WMAL-Tv at 1880 pm,
and the winning speech will
be recorded and entered in the
national contest. 70 be held here
In February.
Voice Of Democracy is spon-
sored nationally by the United
States Junior Chamber OF
Commerce. Electronic Inustries
Association. and the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Morse Get lruq's Bids

TRONDHEM. Dec. 4 R.-
Two Norwegian Arms here have
signed contracts with Irad TO
build 700 homes near Baghdad.
The Iraqis plan In all to build
about $4,000 new homes In
Baghdad. Mosul. Kurkuk and
Basra out of oil income.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Tito Sends MESSAGE

LONDON. Dec. 4 R.-Presi-
dent Tito Of Yugoslavia has
sent President Eisenhower a
message expressing satisfaction
ut his improvement In health
and wishing him a speedy re-
covery, Belgrade Radio re-
ported yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

DR.. McKnew was vice presi-
dent of the Alfalfa Club. q
dining club which includes
some Of the Nations top diplo-
matte. military. business and
professional leaders among its
members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Two Win SemifinoI Test
In Voice of Democracy

Vernon o. jackson Of Cardoza High School and william
Veeder OF Gonzaea High School last night places
the semfnais OF the Washington Voice Of Democracy
competition
Two other will selected at second seminal
contest Friday at pm at the Commerce Department au-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-30

EFT, Harry Jr. and Wendell Parr
and a granddaughter, Mrs. Ethel
Armstrong. One grandson, Jay
Parr, did not return from World
War; II. There are eight great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Parr was a member of
the Chester Disciple Church, now
the Community Church, and was
very active in the work of the
church as long as ner health
permitted. She had also been
a member of the W.C.T.U. Sons
of Temperance, Grange and
other organizations for the pro-
motion of good in the commun-
ity.
Mrs. Parr, Chester's. grand
old lady, was remarkable per-
son in many ways. Until she
fell early Wednesday morning
in her room and fractured her
hip, she had been quite active
and able to wait on herself.
She enjoyed reading, watching
TV and kept informed on cur
rent events. Her greatest inter-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-30
Two Chardon Families Flooded
for Second Time This Year

For the second time within
thirty days, two Chardon fam
lilies were ousted from their
homes early Monday morning
May 20, due to flooded base
mentS.
AT one am, April %, Gordon
Freeman and his wife, tenants
at 201 Maple Ave, were awak-
ened by strange humping
noise on the floor. Investigation
revealed seven feet of water in
their basement garage. The
noise was caused by the washer
and dryer hitting the ceiling as
it floated atop the debris. Their
dog was clinging frantically to
the hood of their submerged
1854 Buick. Freeman rescued
the dog and had to swim for
1t in an effort to save a Geauga
Garbage Disposal truck in the
drive leading into the basement.
The attempt was futile.
Freeman then awakened the
Roland Humboldts who live in
the adjoining suite of the dup
lex, facing Downing Drive. The
HumboldtS found about a foot
of water but within ten minutes
it had reached seven feet and
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[ /LARIDON
BY Mrs. Howard Ensign

| by MIS- nOWdTu EuSlSu
Telephone E. Claridon 6-6217
CLARIDON - The AS You
Like It Circle met Friday at
the home of Mrs. George Bower.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert P. Miller, Sun
day afternoon. Weight z ID. 4 OF.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller live in the
upstairs apartment at the Ralph
Grosvenor home.
Mike Spurlock underwent sur
gerry Sunday.
Mrs. James Hodge and two
children of Cleveland spent the
weekend with Jeanette Gros-
venor.
Mrs. Charles Wilmot of Char
don spent the weekend with
Mrs. Minta Wilmot, and attend
ed the AS You Like 1t Club
and church while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Shanower
of EustiS, Fla, called on Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Pollock and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bower
Sunday afternoon.
Saturday, June /, will be an
other public dinner served at
the Town Hall by Congregation
al Women's Fellowship. Every
one welcome.
Friday, May 81 will be 9th
Wednesday, June 5 at 800 p.-
m. is the time for Women's
Fellowship. Installation of new
officers, program "Home and
Family" in charge of Mrs.
Margaret Wilmot.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-30
BY Lennah b. Bond
Telephone PA 9-7Ol6

Mrs. Clra Parr
After life span of nearly
century spent in Chester.
Mrs. Clara Parr, Chesters old
est resident died on Friday
morning, May "a at the home
OF her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Battles.
Mayfield Road, Chesterland.
Clara was the daughter of
Robert and H arriett Sprague
Downey, pioneer residents here,
and was born Oct. 81, 1858. She
grew to young womanhood in
Chester and attended Geauga
Seminary.
On May 13, 1888 she was
married to Clair Parr who pre-
ceded her in death in June 1924.
Three children were b orn to
them, George and Sipha (MrS.
Clarence BattleS) both of Chest
er and Harry, who died in 1858.
She Is also survived by four
grandsons, Leslie Glenn, Ever
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We are now able to take
reservations for Ladies & Mems
teams for next year the 1857
So season.
For a choice of dates, for
teams or for leagues, contact
us so that we can reserve the
alleys for you.
We have installed two more
alleys, and automatic pinsetters
to meet the demand for addit-
ional teams and larger leagues.
For more information call B.
& v. Recreation, Water Street,
Chardon, Ohio, Phone 5-9641 or
6-5382.
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completely submerged a 1948
Ford Mr.. Humboldt had lacked
up for repairs, plus many other
articles Of considerable value,
including chests of linens, stored
clothing, Christmas supplies,
family pictures, toys, etc.
The Illuminating Co. immed-
lately spotted the danger of fire
If the water reached the fuse
boxes. Both families were evac-
uated and spent the remainder
of the night with friends.
Again, early Monday, May 20,
during the deluge of heavy
rains, it came again. The water
again reached the seven foot
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mark, taking the futile repairs
of less than one month ago
with it. On both occasions, the
oil storage tank in the Hum
boldt basement let go and made
salvaging anything impossible.
The Freemans are expecting
their first baby in June while
the Humboldts have two boys,
Dan IL, and Riki 8. Both boys
attend Chardon public schools.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-30
N E w S from c He S T E R

consists of Mrs. Max Sallach,
chairman, Brooklane Rd, Chest
erland, PA 9-7s69; Mrs. Clar-
ence Margach, Mrs. Warren
Latin, Mrs. Charles Husky and
Mrs. Norman Harris. Contact
these persons for any further
information pertaining to the
day camp program.
Maple Leaf Temple-InSpectiOn
Maple Leaf Temple held an
nual inspection on Thursday
evening in the Chester School
auditorium. The room was APP
propriately decorated for the
occasion. Inspection was made
by Mrs. Erla High, District
Deputy from Ashtahula. Cand-
idates we're Douglas Boss, jean
nette Ramsey, Ida Sewers, Mel
va Wright and Nancy Turo.
Among the IS present were
guests from Willoughby, Middle
field, Chagrin Fills, Mentor and
Ashtabula. Refreshments were
served following the program.
Junior Hi Hop
The dance being planned by
Alice Auth, Sarah Kneale, Cherly
the Oki-Shu-ne-wa- Camp Fire
Group, Mrs. Ralph Kneale, lead
er, has been designated as the
Junior Hi Hop. All seventh and
eighth graders are invited. This
will be held in the Russell
school gymnasium on June /,
from 800 to 11:00 pm. The
proceeds will be used toward
the swimming pool fund for
Camp Wa-ke-wi. Music will be
by The Freshmen. There will
be novelty numbers, prizes and
refreshments. Tickets are SO
cents and may be obtained from
Alice Auth, Sarah Kneale, Cherly
Mayer, Roberta Rear and Sally
Utz.
Perennial Gardeners
The Perennial Gardeners held
their annual plant auction on
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Robert Writ. This is
the meeting when each emmber
brings plants from her own
garden to be sold. Mrs. r. L.
Kochert acted as auctioneer.
Plans for the County Fair were
started. On June 19 a guided
tour through Kingwood Center,
Mansfield is planned.
Chester News Briefs
Attending the Planning Work
Shop arranged by the Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Co. and
the Geauga Planning Committee
from Chester were, Mr.. Humph-
rey, Howard Tesreau, Lyle Bat
ties, Forrest Bond, william Be-
bout, Donald Stuart, G. c. Dill
and Mrs. A. John Rose.
Mrs. Thomas Laughlin is in
the hospital for an operation on
her throat.
Mrs. Ella SommerS Is now at
the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Barnes.
Mrs. Edward Glaze, Mrs. w.
o. Moss and Mrs. Forrest Bond
were at the Manor House, Lake
Punderson on Tuesday for a
'D.A.R. Luncheon and meeting.
This was arranged by the Molly
Chittenden Chapter, Chagrin
Falls.
A number from Chester at
tended the Chardon Chester
Farm Bureau Council B, meet
ing held in Chardon Thursday
evening. William Scheele, Dir
ector of Cleveland Museum of
Natural History was the guest
speaker. He spoke on "ConSer-
walton OF Natural resources.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Battles
spent Saturday and Sunday in
Columbus.
Gary Lyman and Jack Huff
nagel were in Kalamazoo, Mich
igan on Friday and Saturday
where they played baseball with
the Kent State University team.
Mrs. Charles Morrison Sr. of
Middlefield Is now at the home
of her son, Charles here help
ing care for her grandson.
The dinner and annual meet
ing of the Geauga League OF
Women Voters held at the Man
or House on Tuesday evening
was we'll attended by Chester
members.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-30

est was In her family and
friends. Her hobby was en-
broaidery work. This occupied
much of her time and was a
great source of enjoyment to
her. Mrs. Parr had in her pos.
session the Sipha Patterson
cane. This cane given to Mrs.
Patterson on her 80 birthday
has, since her death, been pre-.
Sented to the oldest person in
Chester Township. Mrs. Parr re.
ceived 1t in 1949 and had re-
tanned it longer and any of the
seven previous possessors.
Funeral services were held or
Monday, May u at 200 pm
at the Gordon Blowers Funera,
Home. The Rev. Judson Town
ley, assisted by the Rev. S
Yohannan, officiated.
Burial was beside her hus'
band in Riverview Cemetery
Russell.
Farewell Party Open House
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Butz
Jr. will be the guests of honor
at an open house party at the
Baptist Church on Sunday, June
2, from 800 to 500 pm. Mrs
Thomas Butz Sr. assisted by
the women of the church have
arranged this party as a fare
well to Mr.. and Mrs. Butz Jr.
as they are leaving the commun
ity and will live in Midland
Michigan. All of their friends
are invited to be present.
Mr.. Butz will graduate or
June 6 from Case Institute Of
Technology. He majored ir
Chemical Engineering and has
accepted a position with The
Dow Chemical Company ano
will assume his work with the
Company in Midland on June II
Camp Fire Girls Day Camp
The West District of CaE1r
Fire Girls will hold their frs
Gay camp program at Punder
son State Park on June 10
June 81. This camp will include
girls from all Camp Fire anc
Blue Bird Groups in Chester
Russell and Newbury.
Mrs. John Conzett will be the
Director for the camp and viii
be assisted by volunteer group
leaders and mothers from this
area. The camp program will
center around outdoor living anG
will include nature hikes, cook,
outs, handcraftS, songs and dan
cling.
Buses will pick up the camp.
erS at designated pickup points
at 900 am. and return them
to these points when camp is
dismissed at 8 pm. Girls car
register by mailing their reg
iStration forms to the central
office 1901 Huron Rd., Cleve'
land, no later than June 3
The camp fee is $500 which
includes. transportation, milk, q
cookout and handcraft materials
and supplies.
The District Camp Committee