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ZION BAPTIST

Our pastor, Rev. II. w. Bolts
Sr. brought an inspiring message
Sunday morning March 10, from
the text, ''To whom shall we 90 ?"
John 6, which was wonderfully
explained. Music was by the Gospel
Chorus directing by Mrs. Dora
Hardy.
Mr.. Harry Jackson of Greater
st. John Baptist church. Chicago,
Ill, united with the church.
Miss Pamela McNary of Phoe-
niz, Ariz., was a visitor.
At the $3.50 pm, a program
was presented by the Women
Chorus of Zion, directed by Mrs.
=. Moore. Rev. II. w. Bolts Jr.
was narrator, The chorus sang
beautifully to a large and appreci-
alive audience
At s pm. the Zion Hour elm
axed a glorious day of worship
services. Rev. S. r. King brought
wonderful message from the
scripture reference John 1:1O-12.
His subject was THE Rejected
Savior" The combined Choirs and
choruses rendered inspirational
music.
Guest choir from Bethesda Bap-
fist church and their pastor, Rev.
John Young, directress, Mrs. Des-
sic Gresham and pianist, Mrs.
Margaret Scott, presented a pro-
gram at $3.50 pm. Mrs. Jennie
Grissam gave a reading entitled
Something to Live By"
Mrs. Stella Howard is pa
tent at Fairview hospital. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson Sartin, Mrs. Eliza
beth Wade and Mrs. Martha MAJ
one were able to attend worship
after an absence due to illness.
They expressed thanks to members
and friends for their thoughtful
ness shown during their illness.
The church extends its sympathy
TO the following who lost loved
ones: Mrs. Alma Duncan. Mrs
Calvin Mcclellan and the family
Of Mr.. Monroe.
The Usher Board will present an
Easter Pageant at $50 pm. March
%, following the Zion Hour
Everyone is invited to attend.
Visitors are always welcome,
Mrs. f. Henderson. reporter.
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PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Since Sunday March 16, was OBJ
served as Mems Day the pastor
Rev. J. ]. Jackson, relinquished the
time for the men to bring their
program. Guest speaker for the
morning worship was Rev. S. X
King Of Zion Baptist church. Rev
King chose as a subject. The
Old Time Religion" and scripture
reference Malachi 81. He eX-
planned the passage when the Lord
said, Return unto me and l will
return unto you" which was very
Informative and enjoyed by all.
Rev z. Byrd was speaker at the
3 pm. service and he used as his
scripture reference Matt. 1915,
Seek We the kingdom of HEAVIER"
We were favored with solos and
A and b selections by the Seven
Wonders and the Friendly Five.
Rev. b. Cassius was in charge Of
this program.
Uniting with the church were
Mr. and Mrs. Archie MCGOWAN
formerly of Cleveland, o., who
united by christian experience.
The Pastors Aid will present a
Seven Table Feast program on
Sunday March %, at the three
o'clock hour. We are asking every
one to come out and help make
this program a success.
Pilgrim Rests mat is always
out TO visitors, come any time.
Mrs. ]. Armstrong, reporter
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Scholarship Committee
To Screen Applicants

Milton Durham, Richard Fox
and Ashby Gaskins have been sell
ected to serve on the screening
committee Of the recent scholar
ship fund, set up as a result Of
the Althea Gibson Tennis Exhibl-
ton here, last January.
The fund consists of $500, which
will go TO two deserving students
of the Twin Cities for higher edu-
cation.
Applicants may write to Curtis
c. Chivers. Scholarship Committee,
GO Spokesman-Recorder Publish
ing Co, 2i2 Third Ave So, Civ
ing year in school, financial status
and other information pertinent to
scholarship qualification.
Applicants are urged to apply by
April IS, 1858, according to Cecil
f. Newman a committee member.
ST. PETERS AME
on Sunday morning March l6,
Rev NJ. l.. Simmons delivered an
other dynamic sermon. He chose
for his subject The Win of God"
Matt 36-i5. He dwelIed on the
seth verse, And he went a little
farther, and fell on his face, II
II be possible, let this cup pass
from me; nevertheless not as !
will, but as thou will" In closing
he said the will of God is not al
ways easy TO be understood but
harder yet TO follow. He admonish-
ed us 10 keep step and go just a
little farther and God will bring
you out.
Mrs. Christine Pierce, the presi-
dent Of the Senior Usher Board.
made the final announcement on
the tea to be given by the Senior
Ushers Sunday March 23rd.
The Brotherhood club was very
grateful TO the large crowd that
attended their very fine program,
Congratulations TO the Brother
hood Usher board that assisted
them. Mr.. Theodore Jones presi-
dent.
We are happy to have visitors
from other areas fellowship with
st, Peters Church.
Prayer meeting every Thursday
night 1880.
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cured Of cancer after being free
OF the disease for five years.
According 10 the American Can
Ger Society over four million Ne
groes now living In this country
will nj some time In their lives
be struck by cancer. and assuming
the present mortality rate contin-
ues, two million OF this number
will die Of tho disease. With know
ledge end means available, says
EBONY, half OF all cancer cases
can be cured n victims seek treat
ment in time nd can get a.
Changers recovery from cancer
and his return TO a busy. creative
life, spiritually undismayed and
physically unimpalred, was a quiet
drama In which courage, under
standing, faith. and notably med
zeal science played important roles.
OF the EBONY article. Or. w.
Kenneth Clark, Vice President for
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"Old Shady sing the songs as
he had heard him sing them in
the days gone by.
Sherman said There are men
and women living in Minnesota
who stood on the upper deck Of
that steamer on that beautiful
summer evening, and heard the
clear. melodious voice utter the
words which were echoed by the
everlasting hills from shore TO
shore, as clear and sweet as the
tones Of a flute; Goodbye, Mass
jeff, Goodbye, Mass Stephens
and: o. Use got a wife and a nice
little baby way up North In
lower Canady won't they shout
when they see "Old Shady, a.
coming, coming, Hail mighty
dayr
ANY Of my friends who were
present viii bear me witness that
when "Old Shady" sat down there
were very few who were not shed.
ding tears"
Blakley Durant was loaded with
congratulations and compliments
from the lady passengers, and the
General was thanked for the rich
treat enjoyed at his suggestion,
Such, In brief, is the Blakley
Durant OF today, the odd Shady"
Of Vicksburg.
Signed George c. Whitcomb,
iOl Forest Avenue
Minneapolis
BlalSley Durant had a daughter,
too. Her name was Laura and she
married John Hickman, Jr., son
of the founder Of Pilgrim Baptist
Church In St Paul Also, there
were brothers who went to cal
ifornia, accepted the assumption
that they were white, and con
Quoted a thriving citrus fruit rails
ing business.
one of Blakleys sons, Blalley,
Jr., had a barber shop on White
hall Street in st. Paul,
But only cold Shady" had the
gift OF the song, the golden voice
TO express the great love for his
people he was the Josh White
OF a hundred years ago.
Next Week, George Bonga
James Thompson, John Stewart
| and others)
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ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

Pastor Carl c. Sunwalrs sermon
topic for Sunday, Gods Great
Gift" was taken from the epistle
lesson for the day which is found
in Romans 6:22-23. He called to
our attention that in the midst Of
Lent we are reminded of Gods
unspeakable gift. He is not only
the Christ of the manger, not only
the Christ of the cross but also
the Christ of the resurrection.
His first point Release.
When we know Him as the resur-
reCted Christ, the one who died and
rose again for our sin we recognize
sin as something that we are
ashamed Of and long for release
from II.
III We abide in my Word then
are We truly my disciples and We
viii know the truth and the truth
shall set YOU free. John S-32 We
are not now free from sin but in
Christ we have daily forgiveness
and cleansing.
Christ died for the ungodly
There should be a desire on our
part to be servants Of God, and
bondservants Of Christ. There
should be a release from bondage
20 a new devotion. Jesus said. No
longer are yet servants, We are
my friends.
In this new relationship with
God we have the fruit Of the Holy
Spirit. The purpose Of Lent should
not be TO do with-out-it should
be growth in holiness. Christ came
70 present us 10 God, holy, without
spot or hlemish. For God so loved
the world that He gave His only
begOtten Son that whoseever be-
lieveth in Him should not perish
but have everlasting life. John
S-l6.
Anna Wendell. parish worker.
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MT. oLIVET BAPTIST

Our guest speaker for Sunday
morning service March l6, Dr.
Milton X. Curry Jr., president Of
Bishop College, Marshall, Tex,
was introduced by the pastor, Rev
b, II. Hunter. DR.. Curry delivered
dynamic message TO a large and
receptive audience, using for a
subject, How Great is Your God p
His text was taken from Psalm
10, For He is our God and we
are the people of His pasture and
the sheep Of His hand. Today II
ye viii hear His voice, harden not
your heart"
Many Twin Citians, friends and
former students Of Bishop College
and the state Of Texas greeted the
Rev. Curry and Mrs. Curry.
Following the morning service,
a Coffee Hour sponsored by the
Dorcas Society was held at the
home of Rev and Mrs. Il. II.
Hunter for members, visitors, jun
Tor and senior high school and
pre-college students. The students
enjoyed interviewing DR.. Curry
and his briefing them on higher ed
ucation. Mrs. Curry also gave
few remarks. S100.35 was given TO
the United Negro College Fund.
Evening worship was dispensed
with in order that the congrega-
ton could attend the United Negro
Fund Convocation at Northrup
Auditorium.
A class in Red Cross first aid
win begin soon. aWtch for date
and place.
Tray favors are being made by
members of the Dorcas Society
for Midway hospital their pro-
ject for the month of May.
We were happy to see some of
the members who have been III in
attendance at the morning service
on Sunday
You're welcome always at Mt
Olivet, THE Church of Friendli-
ness"
Mrs. NJ. f. Bell reporter.
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ST. PETER SCOUT TROOP
MAKES GOOD SHOWING

Boy Scout Troop No. 9 Of st.
Peters ANiE Church participated
in the Wali-Ea-zhu which was held
al the Naval Air Base on March Z.
The troop placed second in first
aid and was fifth out Of % troops.
for a total number Of points.
Those participating were Harold
BourcsuN. David and Jim Clark.
Jerry Collier Michael Fraction,
PuntiCc Gary, Melvin Hendrix.
Fred Hendon, Commodore Oden
and Peter Wad, Burton I.ampkins
is scout master.
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Calvin Mcclellan

Services for Calvin Mcclellan.
976 Bryant Az. N, who died
March Is, in Minneapolis General
hospital, were held at IL am. Mon
day March II. at the Woodland
Funeral Home. Rev. II. w. Bolts
Sr. officiated with burial in Crys-
tai Lake cemetery.
Mr., Mcclellan had been in for
two weeks and hospitalized for two
days prior TO his death. He was
born in Bowling Green, Ky. and
had been a resident Of Minneapolis
Tor more than - years.
Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Alma
Mcclellan. Minneapolis and a niece
IN Kentucky.
Woodland Funeral Home was m
charge Of the service.
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It's easy Co get Sc weeks Of
reading enjoyment by mail. just
ring up our circulation depart
nent FE. 5-S59S or mail your
order with your check for s.
and We viii do tho rrst. send Sd
" You live outside Minnesota,
North and south Dakota.
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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
LARGEST LAND OWNER

The U. S. Government now owns
772 million acres of land through
out the world, equal to about 40
per cent of the size of the United
States.
The Federal Government owns
nearly half of the land in the IL
states west of the North Dakota
Texas belt line, and 3.3 per cent
of land in the Northeastern and
North Central states.
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CHURCH
NEWS

IL is easier for a camel TO g
through the eye Of a needle thar
for a rich man 10 enter the king
dom of heaven.
Carol Robertson from Bethesda
Baptist church united with Friend
ship by christian experience.
Mrs. Gaines from St james
ANIE church was a visitor and We
greatly appreciated her words OF
encouragement and welcome hei
to worship with us again.
Rev. L. G. Harris, Pastor.
Mrs. Elsie Sellers, reporter.
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NEW HOPE BAPTIST

On Sunday March 16, the Rev
w. F. Armstrong, associate min
ister Of Pilgrim Rest Baptist
church, Minneapolis, brought the
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Eta Monkey, Maggie Anderson
Anna TolSon. Bentley Jsco, and
Letue DySart. The Cabben's are
very happy IN their new home on
Hilltop Heights,
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First Person Accounts
First Person Account
Lester Changers Ebony
Article Tells How He
& Science Beat Cancer

CheagoThe story Of Lester b. Granger Of the 100000
living Americans who have been cured of cancer told in the
April issue of EBONY.
Granger the 6lyearod Executive Director of the National
Urban League struck with in l9i9 lie underwent
snrgey and reamen which sayed him and prononneed
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Heart Of The
Stranger i.

Stranger .
Continued from Page -
man would sometimes visit the Of
fcers on the Magnolia and stay
IA day or two at a visit. After
supper all the ladies'; Mrs, Sher-
man. Mrs Grant and many others,
with the officers present, would
gather on deck or In the cabin TO
hear me sing ! had quite a chorus
sometimes TO assist me.
There seemed TO be "A very
strong attachment between Cen
erals Grant. Sherman and Me-
Pherson Singing the song, "old
Shady, gave me the name OF
SHADY, | did not compose II
nor was II composed in honor Of
me, but by someone l do not know
got II from Lieutenant Colonel
Barton Kyle, Of the list OHIO
Infantry"
Thinking that perhaps some Of
the readers OF the JOURNAL may
like TO read II, M recited by "Old
Shady" himself, send you a copy:
Yah! Yah! Yahl Come laugh wild
me.
DE white folks say Old Shady am
free
'spek de year of ju-bi-lee
Am a-coming, a-coming
Hail, mighty day!
Chorus;
Den away, den away, I can't stay
here no longer,
den away. den away, for I'm goin'
home.
or Massa got scared, and so did
his lady;
Dis chile break for OF Uncle Ably
open de do, for here's "Old Shady"
A-coming, a-coming.
Hail mighty dayl
Goodbye, Mass jeff; goodbye
Mass stephens,
scuse dis Negro for taking his
lcavin's.
i 'spek, by-and,by, youn see Uncle
Abraham,
A-coming, a-coming
Hail mighty day!
Goodbye. hard work, without any
pay
Use goin' up North, where the
white folks say
Dat white wheat bread and a
dollar q day
Am a-coming, a-coming,
Hail, mighty day!
on. Use got wife and mic,
little baby,
way up North In lower Canady
Won't they shout when they Sc,
Old shady
| A-coming, a-coming,
Hail, mighty day.
This song was then entitled
the Day OF Jubilee, says Gen
eral sherman, but Is now re
corded as simply "Old Shady" ant
II do believe that since the prophet
Jcrimtah babe the Jews 70 sing
with gladness for Jacob and shout
among the chiefs OF the nations.
no trucr song OF gadness eve,
descended from the lips OF a mar
when 20 Nivkshurg IN the summer
. OF 1860 than when old Shady
sang Tor us, In q voice Of pur,
melody this song OF dclivcr8nc,
from the bonds og slavery"
In answer 70 my inquiry ahou
his family. Mr. puaut said:
"O' my nice little baby haD
got 20 be quite a good sized boy
now, lie weighs S6S pounds. An,
my baby which now is the young
est, tips the beam az $50 He q
attending the North Dakota stat
. University. two miles out fron
Grand Forks"
/ For two or three hours, ! So
and listened as this wonderful
man drew vivid word pictures O
many OF the historic events tina
I occurred in and about Nicksbuu
in the summer OF 1868 and q
which he was an eve witness
.. II it Is true that the fac,
is the index OF the soul, Blaklel
DuantS soul must be FUN O
music, ! do not wonder that aftcl
the close OF the war, when Genera
Sherman was making a trip {,
the Northwest coming up 20 81
Paul on a Mississippi River steam
err t"old shady" CHANGING to b,
a passenger on the same boat) h,
should have all on board gathers
on the hurricane deck 20 heal
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In Memoriom

In loving memory of Julius w.
Avery who passed away years
ago March Is.
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white
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GOSPEL TEMPLE CHInCH

Rev. W. l. Battle, Minister
2lT Y. Grotto st. st. Paul, MINI.
Sunday school - 9:45 a m.
Morning Worship - ll:15 a, m.
Youth Service -- 6:45 p. m
Evening Worship - 7;45 .. m.
Week night Services Tues. and
Thurs. 7:45 p. m.
CA. 6-S5g2, Church IA. 4-7Ts6 Res.
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NEWS or PEOPLE You KNOW
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
31-VENTA cASAS
NJ. ".

Dueno vende 2 casas, mismo solar.
Parte trasera, 2 unidades rentando.
Buen ingreso. Condicion AL. Frente
a Playa. 9606 NV. 2 Ave. PL 1928
(4549) 81 N. W.
Casa de 8 grandes dorm. al frente,
cottage al fondo con 2 dorm, alquila.
dos por 70 al mes. FIR 1867
(4563) 81 N. W.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-30
5-EMBARcAcIoNEs

IS Crucero de Placer. Il Pies. Motor
Maritime "Grex'', toldo complete. teia
metalica, eje de propulsion, salvavidas.
agarraderas, br1jula, otros extras, Due
no Vende $2150. HI A.17so
(4543C IS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-21

Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate
The State OF Ohio,
Geauga County.
whitman ]. Thrasher, Trustee
Plaintiff
william w. G. Helen v. Wickam
Defendants
Case No. 1854
In pursuance of on Order of
Sale in the above entitled action,
I will offer for sale at public
auction, at the door of the Court
House in Burton Township,
in the above named County, on
Thursday, the 25th day of Sep
tember 1858, at 1000 O'Clock
am, the e following described
real estate, situate in the Coun-
ty of Geauga and State of Ohio,
and in the Township Burton to-
wit:
Situated in the Township of
Burton, County of Geauga and
State of Ohio: And known as be-
ing a part of Original Lot 81 in
S aid Township and further
known as Sublots 1862, 1853, and
164 in Burton Lake Subdivision
proposed, and bounded and des-
cribed as follows:
Beginning at an iron pipe
stake on the center line of Snow
Road $50 feet wide) at the south
westerly corner of Original Lot
81. 60
Thence north along the center
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TRUCK BID

The Board of County Commis-
sioners of Geauga County will
open sealed bids on August
25th, 1858 at 2:30 PM. for
(One) pickup chasis and cab
with following specifications.
Standard TRANSMISSION
6 cylinder
Heater
Turn signals
Windshield Wipers
6 ply tires
Outside rear view mirror
30 day delivery
With trade in of a 1854 Ford
Pickup, may be seen by con-
tacting Dog Warden.
The commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bids to be delivered to Wilma
F. Kronk. Clerk of County
Commissioners, Court House,
Chardon, Ohio.
Wilma F. Kronk
GEAUGA COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS
CLERK 2c34
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of ARTHUR FREDER-
ICK MEYERS, aka ARTHUR
MEYERS, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on
the 9Th day of August, 1858 Ced
L. Smith, 131 Main Street, Char
don, Ohio was duly appointed
and qualified as ADMTNISTRA-
TOR of the estate of ARTHUR
FREDERICK MEYERS, aka
ARTHUR MEYERS, deceased
late of Russell Township, Geau-
ga County, Ohio
Creditors should present their
claims to said Administrator
within four months from said
date.
ROBERT B FORD
Probate Judge 3c36
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PROBATE NOTICE
Approval and Settlement of
Accounts

ACCOuhkS
Accounts and vouchers of the
following named persons and eS-
tateS have been filed in the Pro
bate Court of Geauga County, O.
hio, for approval and settlement
Final and Distributive Accounts
Ray X. Thrasher, Executor of
of the Estate of: SARAH F..
ARMSTRONG, Deceased.
Raymond Dyer, Executor of the
Estate of: MATILDA K. WOO
DARD, aka THLIE WOOD
ARD, aka TILL WOODARD,
aka MRS. j. WOODARD, De-
ceased. May Williams, Execu-
trix Of the Estate of: ALVA J..
WILLIAMS, aka A. J. WILL
ANS and ALIVE J. WILL
ANS, Deceased.
Elizabeth H. Bard, Executrix of
MARY G. STRACHAN, De-
ceased.
Lillian Erasmus, Guardian Of {:
WTLBERT A. ERAMUS, Min
Or.
Final Accounts
Mary E. Fisher, Executrix of
the Estate of: HANNAH FTS-
HER, Deceased.
Edward w. Crotty, Executor OF
the Estate of: G LADYS v.
CROTTY, Deceased.
M. Levina Laraway, Executrix
of the Estate Of: LOUISE
M. ELLIS, Deceased.
Margaret A. Salvik, Administra'
trix of the Estate Of: VICTOR
w. SLAVIK, Deceased.
Mark Sperry, Administrator OF
the Estate Of: FRANK L.
WOOLF, aka F. L. WOOLF
| aka FRANK L. WOLF, De
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Estate of HOWARD r. NEW
COMB, aka H. r. NEWCOMB
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on
the 21st day of July, 1853 Nellie
H. Newcomb, Spring ST., Bur
ton, Ohio, was duly appointed
and qualified as Executrix of
the estate of HOWARD R. NEW
COMB aka H. r. NEWCONB
deceased late of Burton Village,
Geauga County, Ohio
Creditors should present their
claims to said Executrix within
four months from said date.
ROBERT B. FORD
Probate Judge 1885
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of HORACE w. JENK-
ms, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on
the 4th day of August, 1858 Nell
M. jenkins, 1915 Chillicothe Rd.,
Chesterland, Ohio was duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Admin.
istratrix of the estate of HOR-
ACE w. JENKINS, deceased
late of Chester Township, Geau.
ga County, Ohio
Creditors should present their
claims to said Administrative
within four months from said
date.
ROBERT B. FORD
Probate Judge 3c3e
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LEGAL NOTICE


The Board of County Commits
sioners of Geauga County will
open sealed bids for a dump
truck chassis at or near the
following specifications, on Aug
ust 25th, 1858 at 2 PM. in
their office at the Court House
in Chardon, Ohio.
Gross Vehicle weight 2400 lbs.
142" to 148" Wheel base
Heavy duty front axle
Double reduction rear axle
S speed transmission 5th direct
IL volt. so amp. generator, 2-21
plate, group 4 batteries
Heavy duty front and rear
springs with helpers on the
rear
1000 X 20 IL ply tires with
inner tubes
Hydraulic brakes with booster
Cab heater, (large) defroster .
2 outside mirrors
2 Electric wipers
Saftey lights on cab
Turn signals
Radius rods front towhooks
fastened, rear towhooks loose,
cast spoke wheels
Please designate, Model of mo-
tor giving displacement.
Please designate the earliest pos
sible delivery date.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bids to be delivered 10 Wilma
F. Kronk, Clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners,
Court House, Chardon, Ohio
and marked DUMP TRUCK
BID" 2c34