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HOUSES ron sALE-N.E.
lcoNIiNUeDl
NEWLY DECORATED

Mr., PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Only 81 1000 down. 3-bedrm. CO.
lonial. custom brick. concrete front
pr0ch; nFepi, mod. kit. den, full
din; rni., rec. rni.; plenty closets
ana storage rm. det. bfk. gaTAGe
Only xiu,75O. IL. 7-H397, LA. O.
foil. sale BY OWNER.
COLORED-iIh AND CLAIMING
-. lin, er REX ga heat: gsr;
mo Xxx 3-7f0d,
C0L0RED--ist AND oUACKENBOs
bTS.--6 rms, bath. rec. rm.. gas
acc. heat. neW-h0use eOnd.; nttr.
price, terms }, LEE DoNNELLY
A. SON. Ma. $3.50; ewes, OIL. g.
hlhJ,
COLORED-ath AND SOUTH DA-
kOTA--Modern 2-bedrm. semidet.
brick: gas heat: rec. rm.: SI0b
down, $50 mo. TX. $1,000.
COLORED--$l50 DOWN
1898 Kearny ST. ne. woodridse
-8-room. semidet' lovely home.
Front porch. detached garage, gas
heat. vacant Cal ST. 3-33sA
COLORED--$95 DOWN
442l Edison pl n.e.---Attraetive g.
rm brick home. nicely dec Front
porch. gas heat Vacant. Purchaser
mus. have GOOD credit. Call ST
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CHEVY CHASE
GREENWOOD KNOLLS

Georgia Ave, extended
3 bedrmd. split-ieyel with screened.
in porch and tool shed, fenced lot
and carpeting included. Take over
dI financing. Call VII. 6-Sl6p.
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BRADLEY HILLs-An acre and .
third OF rolling woodland OF dog
uood and maple. Q custom-built
air-eond. rambler with AL the
modern COW. Of Q dream house
A large brick terrace overlooking
q vast expanse Of natural beauty
A woodland paradise Tor S42. 500.
See this exquisite rambler and be
prepared 10 welcome the spring
from your own handicapped terrace
Call OIL o.2:s14. = till y. THOMAS
1 EIElIEE A CO mo
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BETHESDA. convenient Naval Hos
pital--Assume Ice. 4ee trust on
this attrae. brick Cape Cod over
looking Rock Greek Park. all-elec
kit, sep. din. Tm.. q bedTmS. and
bath. ful bsmt. $1,000. KoR-
ZkkDOkFER. Realtors. OIL. T.
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ROCKvILIE-No So down. De-
tached 3-bedrm rambler; pay
mentS like rent; vacant. BUD
NEY REALTY. GA. arm, GA.
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OLD. EsrABLIsHED build
ing supply company. with .
hardware stores. needs ex-
perieneed hardware and
building material man 70
manags store. Must buy
stock in company. Good To-
cation. Wonderful oppor-
tunity for rlsht man. Must
have Sood reputation and
not afraid Of vork. Phone
or write
MR.. c. A. TOONE
S430 Lee Hwy. Arl.. Va.
IA. 7-O376
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALExANDRIA---a hedrus., Nv, nm.
din. rfn. and kit. bath; full hsmt.
with finished rec. rm.. wan-tQ-
wall carpettng. washer: h-E.h.
iurn,i excel. nefUhhorhoOd, eony.
transp. VIII accept or : chile
seSscni $3.50 ,, EDDIE H,AsER BARR
ARL.--s hedrms,. new furn., fenced
"a ; min. Navy annex. $3.50. IA
ARL., So bsdFm.. semidet,; pch.,
Anchor fence. washer, convenient
Transportation. $40. ST. 3.l1ie,
ARLINGTON. ~. mr., Wilson blvd.
u bedrms fenced yd,i washer,
Nv; Sla5. AP 7.le03.
BETHESDA AREA bedrooms,
nicely furnished. Available Feb,
IL. SITS month, Call OIL. 1-g676.
CHEVY CnAsE--A wonderful home,
rm. opening onto heated sun rm.
and bar. library and layatOry, din.
I'm. suitable for formal dinners.
4 hedrms and 4 baths on End n
rms and bath on ard. May be
rented unfurn, quick possession.
II A. GILL AND SON. DE-. $4,000.
KE T-OaSS.
GE0RGErOwN--AtiTac, 4 bedFms,
: mod, baths. knotty-ptne kit. hv.
run. din. Tm.. garden. Avail. Feb.
$3.50, ia. S-SsiS
HYATTSvILLE--C Comfortably Turn
a-Im house. near bus; si3o. WA.
a-3sfs.
LAKE BARcRORT-De LAKE a-bed.
rm.. .-hath bi-ievel, family rm.
S3S0 or NAV rent unfnFn for
$3.50, C b OlSkiAu0HkES9Y
evssl, or 4.5iss. clc ss sunday sunday
LAUREL--Nieely furnished 2-bed-
room home with living room
kitchen. bath and basement; also
Storage attic. Tenant will show
D9S Nichols dr. 500 per month.
WALKER a DUNLOP. INC. CO
5-0a22.
SILVER SPRING. aI06 Forest oler
rd,--3-hedrm. brick rambler. n
baths: full bsint.. eas hot-wateF
heat: earport; $3.50 per mo. DIS
MKR AuxIER Co, SOS n 81, NV,
Sat. ana sun 10 s-SsS:,.
suITt.AND--Liv. rm.. din. rui.. kit.
J oedrms Newly dee. Fenced yard.
Good transp, Reas, 10, s-39sl.
CLOsH-IN ESTATE. secluded NV
Area--d bedrms.. S baths. rec, r.
Scar garage Lots OF other space
for entertaining inside and out
ELIJAH O. ARNOLD tCOL. U9A
RErl Broker Ell 3-4a3S
uPPgR 18th sT.-sals or rent, Is
rms. Z baths; 2-ear garage, Se7a
per mo, Approx $4,000. ELaIIAfl
q. ARNOLD lCOl. UaA RET
Broker. EM 3-f3a5.
isas INGRAnAM ST. N.W.--S-hed.
ym. brick. enel Dorches. gar. RAi
h.-w.h.: schools: sl65. la. GLASS
ATTRACTIVE newly decorated II.
room Conn. ave, town house; suit
able for . private residence OF
eongenial group OF professional
men or ladies. Garage available
Refs required. Call. AID 4-A40O
ARLINGTON
CLOSE TO PKNTAdoN
, bedrms. sas heat. sood condition,
convenient shopping eentsrs and
transportation. SOS month.
WASHBURN q MAIZE
s2s NEW YORK AVE. NV
QT H-aaIA
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ALExANDRIA---a bedrms., Nv, rm..
with finished rec rm.: vaii-to-
wall earpettngs washer: h-Eh.
furn,; excel. neiuhhorhood, eony.
transp. Win accept [ or : ehii-
dIeni Sl5O EDDIE BARRETT.
INC, XII R-S2OO. TE, 6-naN3,
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NEW NF S4ifE5D
HOUSES ron sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ARMY MAP sFRvICE--Fine quail.
3-bedrm. iis-bath brk ,-and-stone
Colonial. one blk from. Macarthur
rage, beaut. lot with Sb-ft, 'front.'
age, nice trees, washer and drier.
$500 down, balance In one 60
yr FHA loan. Call Mrs brewer.
WO ti-33OO. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS.
INC nj S-IAI1
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BACHELOR seeks quiet. unfurn
ant. NV: incl lge Nv rm for
grand piano. books I'm 3-i374
after Q 30 pm. and week end
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
f re s.iiso sO sf " essassdH MORRIS
MOVING AND HAULING, Z days a
week; reasonable rates Call from
am TO z pm. TO r.e2if.
AAMEs TRANsTER.sTORAGE co,
- rooms a. low IS $50. or So
Der hour. AID. 2-6246. 2p'
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NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSP. iath
brick. 2 bedrms., 2 porches, con-
crete front porch, aidchall plan,
bsmt., gas heat garage nice
churches ~ 500 down low price.
DAVID, RA, 6-6al2, MA. s-02g7,
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BETHESDA: St4.s5O-rambler;
bedrms.. bsmt. with outside entr.,
newly decor, clean as q pin;
$1,000 down. approx. sos per mo.
incl. principal, interest. taxes and
insurance; level, fenced yard I
blk. 10 the new Ashburton Eles
meutary School. CTerms subject 70
FHA approvaD. To inspect. call
Mr. Lansdale. OIL. CASH. or Ma
s-h74O. ALDoN PROPERTIES,
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ROCKVILLE sae5 down, SIS mo.
Almcst-nev, S-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial so.t' ~ H6o rm lEs mod mod .
sidered. EN-, 2.7s0o. BERENs,
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n. A. HUMPHREYS
. Mass. Ave. Realtors. Ma. s-so2c
EXCEPTIONAL

Immaculate. all-brick. 3-bedroom
rambler located only .s Blk I'm from ON
kit. with table space. sep. din rm ,
and beautiful rec. rm, with wood.
burning firepi,; Ice compl. fenced
corner lot Liv RIM, has vallejo
wall carpetlng and loads Of other
extras. Call early on this truly
buy. GRAHAM n CO.
~ S.e06t ~ b.eSso.
lcontinued on Next PaGD
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ItNr WTTW OPTION no RUY. M

THOMPSON CO. Ju, $4,000 I'll 9
ADJOINING oBORoErowN
a8A7 n 81, n.w.--Ntee. lae,. newu
dec. s-rm., l-eath home; SlbO ne.
III a.0f9a
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GILVER SpRING
SILVER SPRING

NEW LlSLlug Tor %
LuZEREE RID: 4-bedrm. Care
Cod. Si4.250.
WOODBURY. RD; 3-bedrn. hriek
Colonial; SI5.950
DALLAS AVE: 3-bedrm hriek
rambler; S1s.950.
kIHRoss AVE; 4-bedfm-. q
bath split-leTel; S22,S00.
BLACK OAK LANE: 4-hedrr.:
rec rm-; split-leveli SIS 500
SHERWOOD FOREST DR.: T.
bedrn. rec. rm.. Calf. rambler:
S3z $50
For additional information. please
CHESTER KELLER
wOODMOOR AGENCY CORP.
10. 5-7lOO a-Tna JU. a-555S
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ssos sls:.t. y .% six di9 I spi. t ri
ssS9Si. sgiis' 'sth I'd. South, ASI ~
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HOUSES goa sALE-M.W.
lCONTlNuEDl

cOLORED = BAR0AINl $1,000,
S3D5 d0wn-Briek; 10 rms., 8
bAths, rec. rm.s money maker.
Near Dupont circle. OWNER. OIL.
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envy cHAsE BARNGBY wooD,

CaEvY CH1sE-csnief- 6riek
home. with ist-eoor powder room.
. bedrooms. baths. an room
over Gear garage can be used
a. sittfng room or nursery. M
shed 3rd-flocV recreation hall
Priced sss.s0o, Gail VIC, e.s3oo
% INC chew chase. ri q
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BF THESDA--Ramb With CHARM
all over. FULLY AIR CoND' Ily
rmi din rm, kit, : bedrms., bath,
and bar In lower level would be
perfect for IN-LAWS. Alum. storm
doors. windows, screens, carpet.
Grapes and many extras, May so
FHA with low down payment. Ask
s.70oS: FRANK s. PHiLLiPs, INC.
BETHESDA : MAPLEwOOni NEW
LISTING .nS I, slbe'eIhS 10 i, ssn bed I'm
rm'. kitchen with breakfast
space; bedrms and fun bath
on end n paneied rec. rm GOOD
fnaneins. excellent condition
MTs Mas. oil, ,,a:4sie,o With
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BETHEsDA--Rsai charm Tor si5.

BETHEsDA--Red charm Tor s16,-
$50. Easy walk 70 Naval Hospital
and NH, Ideal for ANAL family
o. retired couple; 2 big bedrooms,
fireplace In living room; dining
room. screened porch: beautiful
lot. The Wettiest house IN the
block. EAsy terms. Call SHAN
NON 4 LUcHG Co. KE. 1880
III 9 pm, or CO. 5-b5s2 after o.
BETHESDA: $I5,760--2 bedrms.,
den, I'M. End :, plAyrm.. laun-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.


BETHEsDA. near NH and NAVAL
rambler; only $4,000 down 10
aualifed purchaser; So loan avail
able imlned. possession; 8 baths.
fireplace, finished rec. nm: e24,-
gS0: BETHESDA REALTY, Oh.
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Twin Brook--FOuT
down. Call OWNER, OF. 4-eIOs.
ROSEMARY HILLs-sturdy, lss.
brick rambler. Liy rma with nre-
t SlIaIss S.s dinl S.m areS Hou S s (:
pleasantly surprised a. The W room 4.
ness and quality Of this home for
only Sla,aAO FILA contract ac-
ceptable. ANDRIS REALTY. OIL.
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b r.. Ina =, tssss teEn
rambler In 9 community Of fine
bones: ly. rm. and din. rpn. over
LOOK GARDEN mod. kit. 3 bedfmg.,
baths. bshnt.. sarage; baseboaEd
ks95sSssEER6FaSszEia ' R:.l,o sss'1 81.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
uation: $2,164.0O.

TERMS OF SALE: Cash on the
day of sale of the full amount of
all taxes due on the property sold,
together with interest, penalties
and expenses of sale. Residue of
purchase price shall remain on
credit
Purchasers will be issued a GER
tificate of sale at the time of said
sale, which may be recorded among
the Land Records of Garrett Coun-
ty. The holder of any certificate
of sale, his heirs or assigns, may at
any time after the expiration of
one year and day from the date
of sale file bill in Equity to fore
close all rights of redemption of
the property to which such certifi-
cate relates. Unless proceeding
to foreclOse the right of redemption
is filed within two years of the
date of the certificate of sale, the
certificate shall be void and all
rights of the holder of the certifi-
cate shall cease and all money re-
ceived by the Treasurer on account
of said sale shall be deemed for
lO4lNd. - pun lOlCIIOSuIC anu pay
ment of the balance of the pur-
chase price, and all taxes, interest,
penalties and costs, which have ac-
crued in the meantime, the
Treasurer will execute a deed
which will vest in the purchaser
an absolute and indefeasible title
in fee simple in the property, free
and clear of all alterations and
descents.
The right of redemption con-
tinues until foreclosed as above,
upon payment of the whole amount
of money received by the Treasur-
er from the sale of the property,
together with interest at six per-
cent (6f6) per annum from the
date of sale to the date of redemp-
ton, together with all taxes, in
terest and penalties accrued which
have been paid by the holders of
the certificate of sale and the total
disbursements of the holder of the
certificate of sale made in accord
ance with law. All costs as to eX-
animation of title, preparation of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20

Under and by virtue of the
Lowers and authority vested in the
Treasurer of Garrett County,
Maryland, by Sections SO to 121 OF
Article 81 of the Annotated Code
vt Maryland 1881 Edition. and
Amendments thereto, the under
signed will on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ), 1858
At The Hour OF 10 O'Clock, EST
at the front door of the Court
House in the town of Oakland,
Maryland, offer and sell at public
auction to thu highest bidder, all
the following described land and
coal situate, lying and being in
Garrett County, aforesaid, for non
payment of State, County and Mu-
nicipal taxes as hereinafter set
forth:
/. Franklin Wilt, District /
All that tract of land containing
65 acres, situate in Election Dis
trict No. l, assessed to Franklin
Wilt, and being the same which
was conveyed to Franklin Wilt by
deed from James c. Peddicord,
Trustee, dated October Ia, 1897,
and recorded in Liber EFT. No.
80, folio 526, said tract of land be-
ing part of the tract of land called
Republic"
State and County taxes due for
1857 and 1858 Total amount of
State and County Taxes: S41.23.
Costs of Sale: S1805. Total as of
day of sale: S5928. Assessed valu-
alton; S921OO
2. Arthur O'Brien, District /
256.5 acres, part of tract called
"Swanton," and Military Lot No.
2)48, located in Election District
No. l, assessed to Arthur O'Brien,
and being the same property which
was conveyed to Arthur O'Brien
and Beulah O'Brien, his wife, by
deed from James O'Brien, dated
June 8, 1948, and recorded in
Liber 172, folio 297; and also by
deed from William H. O'Brien
and Jeanette O'Brien. his wife,
dated August 5, 1881, and recorded
in Liber 1879, folio Alt. State and
County taxes due for 1857 and 1858
Total amount of taxes due:
$253.10. Costs of sale: S1805. Total
as of day of sale: SPILLS. Assessed
value: S4,53800
3. George D. Browning, District
, An undivided one-half interest
in acres of land, situate in Elec-
ton District No. 2. assessed to
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TREASURER'S TAX SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND

George d. Browning, and being
the same interest in said land
which was conveyed to George
d. Browning by deed from The
Preston Railroad Company, dated
December IL, 1929, and recorded
in Liber EFT. No. 100, folio 1906
State and County taxes due for
1857 and 1858. Total amount of
State and County taxes: S4.45.
Costs of sale: S1305 Total as of
day of sale: $50 so. Assessed valu-
alton: $4,000
5. Huston Friend and Wife, Dis
trict 2-123 acres los square rods,
part of tract of land called THE
Blooming Rose" and part of tract
of land called 'Kensington," COM
prising The Quinter Hook Farm, "
located in Election District No. 2,
assessed to Huston H. Friend and
wife, and being the same property
which was conveyed to Huston H.
Friend and Opal Friend, his wife,
by deed from Minnie p Hileman
and George Hileman, her husband,
dated April Is. 1941 and recorded
in Liber 125, folio 102. State and
County taxes due for 1857 and
1858.
Total amount of taxes due:
S211.97. Costs of sale: S18O5. Total
as of day of sale: S23002. Assessed
value: S4,15600.
7. c. H. Bill and c. F. Peterson,
District $40 acres of coal situate
in Election District No. 3, assessed
to c. H. Bill and c. F. Peterson,
and being the same coal which
was reserved in a deed from Peter
Nathan and Charles H. Bill to HGr-
vey H. Miller, dated February 4,
1914, and recorded in Liber EFT.
No. 66, Folio 324, an undivided
one-half interest in said coal hav-
ing been conveyed to Charles H..
Bill by deed from j. c. Renninger,
ct al, Trustees, dated January 81,
1921, and recorded in Liber E. T..
T. No. 70, Folio 583, and an I'M
divided one-half interest therein
having been conveyed to Frank
w. Peterson and Minnie S. Peter
son, his wife, by deed from Charles
H. Bill and wife, dated June 16,
1921, and recorded in Liber EFT.
No. 80, Folio 238. Said coal under
lies parts of the tracts of land
called "COrnucopia" and "Yough-
iOgheny Mill Seat Enlarged"
State and County taxes due for
Observation-Disclosures. Total amount
of State and County taxes: S2221.
Costs of sale: S1805 Total as of
day of sale: SS4O.26 Assessed valu-
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CARD OF THANKS

We would like to express our
appreciation for the many cards,
kind deeds and words of sympathy
which we're given to US following
the sudden death of Mrs Fox.
They will all continue to serve as
comfort to us as we mourn the
loss of our loved one.
Arnold f. Fox
Wilbur G.. Fox
Jane Guard
ADV. It's
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
NOTICE
Commissioners Meeting

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That the Board of County Com
missioners for Garrett County,
Maryland, will be in session for
the transaction of all routine bust
ness that may properly come be-
fore them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
DECEMBER l and
BY order of the Board.
MRS. VIRGINIA FIZER,
Clerk
Advertisement l Il.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-11-20
SCIENCE BATTLES KILLER
DISEASES

A few years ago cancer. heart
disease, clogged arteries, multiple
Sclerosis and other similar dis
eases spelled certain doom. Now
through the advance of modern
science, these diseases are becom-
ing less and less of a threat to
society.
Read the informative series
THE Fight For Your Life" begin
ming in the November 23rd issue of
the
PICTORIAL REVIEW
with the
BALTIMORE SUNDAY
AMERICAN
On Sale at Your Local Newsdealer
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TRESPASs NOTICE

Persons are hereby warned not
to Hunt or Trespass on my land
Of $40 acres, south side of Muddy
Creek, to the Browning dam road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Sisler
ADV. 38-3t"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
FROM OUR FILES

Charles Schinagle acquired the
interest of his brother, Elmer
in the Schinagle market on Main
st. The business will be contin-
ued in charge of Charles Schin-
agile. The market enjoys a large
patronage, and was originally
established by Frank Schinagle,
father of the brothers.
w. r. Davis, r. G. PeaSe, p.
P. Pease, c.. A. PhippS, G. L.
Smith and F. r. Zethmayr were
elected officers of the Chardon
Savings Bank Co. at the annual
meeting.
THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1928
Directors of Geauga County
Retail Credit Mems Association
will meet at the office of the
secretary, r. j. Mitigate, to plan
for 1923 business. Directors are:
Lynn LampSon, Mddlefield; H.
c. Bickle, Chardon; Aus j n
Church, Chagrin Falls; Fred
Talcott, Burton; Max Adams,
East Clairdon; Walter Schafer.
Chester, Frank Griffin, Middle
field.
w. H. Cromwell, Geauga coun-
ty comisSioner, was elected Sc
cond vice president of the Ohio
County Commissioners ASSocia-
tion at the annual meeting in
Columbus.
w. r. Davis was elected pres
ident of the Chardon School
Board for 1923. Others are: Mrs.
Pearl PeaSe, vice president; c..
S. Lenhart, clerk; A. B. Cook
and Mrs. Bessie Goodrich.
Electrification of farm homes
in Geauga County Spurted a
long way ahead of the state av-
erage for Ohio in 1927, records
Of the Cleveland Electric Illum-
mating Co. at Chardon show. Ap-
proxiamtely 200 rural homes on
Fl miles of new services lines
were added in the last IL
months.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
TEN YEARS AGO - 1s4s

Ten YEARS AGO - l94O
The Progress Club met in the
club rooms Jan. IL. Mrs. John
Aumick spoke on "Ohio'S Edu-
cational Opportunities" Hostess
seS were Mrs. Clifford Babcock,
Miss Ruth Smith and Mrs. JOS
eph Zid.
DR.. C. P. Titus, Chester, has
been appointed for the 18th con-
secutive year as head of the
department of dental surgery at
st. Luke'S Hospital.
Charles H. Garfield of Char
don has accepted the chair
manship for the 1948 Red Cross
Fund campaign. He was appoint
ed by chapter chairman Lewis
r. Bostwick.
G.. R. Hanna was elected to
head the Chardon Chamber of
Commerce at a recent dinner
meeting. Others elected include
Joseph J. Zid, Ward Mcdonald,
Lewis r. Bostwick, John R. Au-
mick, Robert M. Prince, Rocco
Dragonett, Hugh B. Fowler and
Vain L. Parsons.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Williams, N. Hambden St.,
was the scene of a winter par
ty' Sunday afternoon, as the de-
corationS were carried out in &C
cordance with the season. A
large birthday cake, decorated
in paStels, was the center piece,
saying "happy birthday" to Jua-
nita Carlson of Cleveland, Linda
Carlson of Orlando, Fla, and
Sally Williams of Chardon. The
three little ladies are cousins
and all have birthdays in Janu-
arey.
TWENTY YEARS AGO - 1898
Following a busy season, the
B. L. Rhodes cider and jell mill
here was operated the three last
days of 1887 to work up over
1000 bushels of apples purchased
by Mr.. B. L. Rhodes, and which
had been in storage at Hamb-
den.
More deer have been seen in
the west part of Chardon, near
Little Mountain, than any other
place in the county. Neal Peck
of Maple Rock, near Mitchell'S
Mills, recently saw IL deer be-
tween his house and a nearby
creek.
A new business move of in
tereSt was noted Friday when
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Sno Joke...

We need a committee organized in Geauga to
protest and object to the ancient and still present wrongs
done to and about Geauga county weather
We need a committee organized to speak well OF the
snow in Geauga county.
Our pretty crisp snow is slandered and maigned on
every hand In fact the language of Geauga citizens
used while trying get out of their drVeWays isn't fit to
be printed in a family newspaper.
Every time have slight snowfall of couple of
the Cleveland newspapers refer to us as the iceboX
of Ohio
Only the young fellows with their sleds toboggans and
slides ever speak well of Everybody else COM
plains.
Actually Geauga is of the finest in these
United States stays cleaner and frsher longer than in
the smoke laden metropolis cleveland papers please copy
1t has crunchy flavor to it that makes pleasant sound
underfoot Our is usually much permanent than
the transitory drifts in other
1t is really very superior stuff And when it slowly
mes down in the spring waters the trees that produce
the finest maple syrup in the United States.
We need a committee to speak we'll of Geauga county
Maybe this is job for Chambers of Commerce
john
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EDITOR ON MAIN STREET

we hope you'll let us in on his
identity. 8
At any rate, here's the story:
When Rutherford B. Hayes
was governor of Ohio, a young
man from the country has ask
ed for an interview, which was
granted When the young man
entered the audience chamber of
the governor, he was grembling
like a leaf.
Gov. Hayes, noticing this, In
vited the young man to a seat
in a sympathetic manner. When
he was in the act of sitting down
leg slipped out of the socket
of the chair on which he was to
be seated, and his embarrasS-
ment was greater than before.
AS he was about to stoop over
for the leg the governor said,
Hold on, let me fix that" and
as the young man stepped aside
the governor stopped to his knee
and slipped the chair leg to it's
place.
When the young man saw
the governor of Ohio, kneeling
to do this simple act just like
a man would do it, his embar-
raSsment left him, and he was
able to talk with the governor on
the subject which had brought
him there.
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