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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-03
BY FLO LYMAN
Phone ELmwOOd 7-76O9

Hambden Mems Club
Aids Trustees
The following circular Is be-
ing distributed throughout the
Hambden area by Hambden
Mems Club as a community SER
vice project for the Township
Trustees:
Hambden township trustees
have signed a fire retainer con-
tract with the Chardon Volun-
teer Fire Department to protect
the property of your township.
Kindly be sure that you have
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-03

tablishing a good way of putting
unity into the community.
In other business, the Hamb-
den PTA:
l. Heard the report of the no
minating committee. Mrs. Lew
is Bostwick, as chairman, an
nounced the following slate o
officers for the coming year:
President, Helen Koritansky,
vice-president, Hiram Blakeslee
and Mrs. G. Bageley; Secretary,
Betty Taylor; and Treasurer
Mrs. William Eplett and Mrs.
M. Woodin. Election of Officers
will take place at the next PIT
meeting on Tuesday, April 90.
Nominations from the floor may
be made at this time in addition
to the proposed slate.
2. BY passed motion, agreed
to the recommendation that Will
liam Middleton, school principal
be authorized to purchase a
needed record-player.
3. Listened to the announce
ment that the school Kindergar-
ten enrolment would be held
on Friday, April 25, from 9-12.
There is no limit to the number
accepted and polio and pre-
school shots will be given at this
time.
The attendance prize for the
evening was awarded to the
first grade; and Mrs. Steve Pla-
ia won the Mystery Door Prize
A movie, using the newly-pur-
chased protector, concluded Sthe
offered program.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-03
TWO IS COMPANY.
THREE rs A CROWD"
Authors Name Below

For thousands of years the
two ancient professions of
medicine and pharmacy have
unitedly served the health of
everyone. In order that they
may do this properly all
physicians and pharmacists
spend years studying at a
college and must pass state
examination to prove their
knowledge.
Recently, unframed per-
sons, grasping an opportun-
ity to make some quick
money are selling vitamins
and other medicines from
door-to-door. They even pre-
sumo to tell people how to
take them. Your health is not
to be trifled with. Be wise
You are safe when you de-
pend on your physician and
pharmacist.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-03
Hambden Snaps

Would like to open this week
by asking a question: Why not
a Stop-light at the intersection
of Rt. 6 and 608???
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-03

a fire department servic e
clause attached to your policy
of ample amount to cover afire
service on your property. This
cost is very small. Consult your
agent.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Bishop Leibold Consecrated
Bp. MussiO Gives
Secularism AntidOte

CINCINNATI - A warn
ing that secularism turns
man into a spinning der
wish of confusion" was
made in a sermon at the
conservation here of Most Rev,
Paul F. Leibold as Titular Bish-
op of Trebenna and Auxiliary
Bishop to Archbishop Karl ],
Alter of Cincinnati.
The warning was followed by
a prayer that the decision OF
the 10th century world will be
ito further our modern civiliza.
ton along the appointed path OF
divine expectations"
The sermon was delivered by
Bishop John King Music OF
Steubenville, at the ceremony
in Cincinnati's restored st. Pc,
ter in Chains Cathedral.
consecrator sf the eere-
mony was Archbishop Alter
and the eo-eonseerators were
Bishop Clarence 9. lssenmann
Of Columbus, who formerly
was Auxiliary Bishop Of Gin
c%innafi, and Auxiliary Bishop
John j. krol of Cleveland.
Bishop Leibold, az, was chan
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

the following newly ordained
priests to temporary posts:
Father Charles Lenhard, as
sistant pastor pro tenn, Holy Re-
deemer parish, Portsmouth.
Father James Ogurchock, as
sistant pastor pro tem., st. Mich
olas parish, GAINESVILLE.
Father Jerome Raiser. chap
lain pro tenn, Good Shepherd
Convent.
Father Edward Trenor, as
Isistant pastor pro tenn, st. JOS
leph Cathedral.
Father Charles Wells, assist
ant pastor, pro tenn, Holy Name
parish, Columbus.
Also announced was the ap-
pointment of Father Edward
Moan, O.M.I., to assistant pas
tor st. Simon and Jude, West
Jefferson, and chaplain at Co.
|lumbus State School.
Father Zuber, the new chap
lain at st. Raphael's has served
THE Diocese more than Al years
since being ordained June 2,
1917.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Appointment

Bishop Issenmann this
week announced the fol-
lowing appointments eff
fective June 10, 1858: /,
The Reverend Arthur
T. Zuber, from Chap
lain, Good Shepherd Con-
vent, Columbus, to Chap
lain, Saint RaphaeFs
Home for the Aged, CO.
lumbus.
The Reverend Charles
G. Lenhard, newly or
dained. Assistant Pastor,
pro tem., Holy Redeemer,
Portsmouth.
The Reverend James
A. Ogurch0ck, newly or
dained, Assistant Pastor.
pro tenn, Saint Nicholas
GAINESVILLE.
The Reverend Jerome
X. Raiser, newly ordain-
ed, Chaplain pro tem.,
Good Shepherd Convent,
Columbus.
The Reverend Edward
F. Trenor, newly ordain-
ed, Assistant Pastor,
pro tenn, Saint Joseph
Cathedral, Columbus.
The Reverend Charles
w. Wells, newly ordain-
ed, Assistant Pastor, pro
tem., Holy Name Parish,
Columbus.
The Reverend Edward
Moan, O.MI., Assistant
Pastor, Saints Simon
and Jude Parish, West
Jefferson, and Chaplain,
e -
Columbus State School,
Columbus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Diocese Names Five Students
AS K of C. Scholarship Winners

Five winners of the local
Knights of Columbus coun-
Gil teacher-scholarship pro-
gram were announced this
week by Msgr. Bennett
Apologize, superintendent of Di-
ocesan schools.
The recipients of the two
year scholarships, which cover
all tuition to an accredited col
lege offering courses leading to
a degree in elementary educa-
ton, include:
Donna Jean Roberts, 309l
clermont Rd., St. Mary High
School and Christ fhe King
parish.
Shirley Ann Wolfe, $50 Hill
crest Ave., Holy Family High
School, Corpus Christi Parish.
Mary EIizab eth Rsftis,
Route S. Ksnton. immaculate
Conception parish, Ken I
High school.
Mary Sue o'Keefe. Della.
ware, ST. Mary parish and high
school.
Mary JsqveIine Monee, Chill
Iicoths, Catholic Central High
School and ST. Peter parish.
+ At the same time Msgr. APP
plegate announced the recipient
of the West Side Lions Club
scholarship, provided to Joy
Alyce Collins, Grove City, Holy
Family High School, Our Lady
Of Perpetual Help parish.
The students were selected
from more than 40 applicants,
all graduating seniors from the
Diocese.
The College of st. Mary OF the
Springs cooperated with the
knights of Columbus by provid-
ing reduced tuition rates 50 that
more scholarships might be Of
fered.
More than 50 scholarships
were presented fhrous hout
The state in the new &c pro-
gram which intends 10 provide
scholarships for prospective
teachers annually.
Monsignor Apologize said
that recipients must pledge two
years Of service in the Diocesan
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

II was the first conviction
Of ITS kind in The memory 81.
veteran court officials here.
Mrs. Csrvarss was charged
six months ago, along with
two other downtown store op-
orators accused Of possessing
and selling obscene material.
The other two, both men, have
yet to be tried.
In the wake of the CDL cam
the conviction was re-
garded as a spur for more
self-regulator action
by other operators.
In the meantime, Cleveland's
campaign against obscene lit.
erature got its biggest boost
the zoe, OOO-member Cleve.
land AFLCIO Federation of La.
Dor took preliminary steps to
join the CDL Two other groups,
the Downtown Lions Club and
the Grand Jury Association,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20


Plans were announced
here this week for a state
wide meeting this month of
the newly formed Citizens
for Decent Literature group.
The COL which is . non
sectsrian organization sttempf-
ing TO stop the sale Of obscene
material by. encouraging self.
regulation or by court order.
was begun last year by Attor.
ney Charles Heating Of Gin
cinnafi and has spread
throughout fhe STATE.
Locally fhe group was
spanked by Mrs. Donald Bow
en-, an Our Lady Of Victory
parishioner. The Columbus
group is still in The orsanizs.-
tion stage, and the next local
meeting will be June 80 at The
Columbus Health Center.
Delegates from is Ohio Com.
munities including Columbus
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Bishop Finds
He's Always
On Call

PORTLAND, Ore.-MC)-
A bishop may be off duty but
he's always on call-especial-
ly when it comes to extending
a bit of friendship.
You can take that on the
word of Auxiliary Bishop Full
ton Sheen of New York, who
arrived here by air to conduct
retreats for priests at Mount
Angel Abbey near here.
On the flight here from
Chicago the Bishop talked to
the airline hostess, Judy Tay-
Tor of Seattle. He learned
that she was a recent convert
but had not yet been con-
firmed. So he arranged to adj
minister the sacrament to her
himself at Portland's. Cathed-
raj of the Immaculate Concep-
ton on the following day.
Only a few priests and lay
men were on hand for the pri-
vate ceremony. Judy remark
ed afterwards that it was
1.-The happiest day of my life"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

mer home of Lucas Sulliyant,
the founder of the area.
Shortly after the Civil War,
the Good Shepherd nuns came
to Columbus and founded a tenn
porary convent on E. Spring st.
They purchased the then 65-
year-old Sullivant mansion in
1866 and continued their work
for girls and women in need OF
guidance. Since 1854 the Sisters
have operated Maryhaven, a
temporary shelter for alcoholic
women. Their work has been
praised many times by the
courts and the community lead
ers in the guidance given to the
girls and women under their
care.
St. EUphrasia school,
training school for girls Offer
ing The usual high school
courses on the six-sere site,
has aided many Of all faiths to
become rehabiIitsted. Its en-
roIIment now is only 70 per
cent Catholic.
Although the convent has
moved" many times by rumors
the Sisters haven't been able to
find a suitable site for relocar
ton.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Local Delegates To Attend:
Decent Literature Group
Sets State Board Meeting

will meet June % in Ashland to
form an Ohio CDL board.
Representatives from more
40 states have been invited
to another meeting which will
be held in Cleveland in Octo-
Der in an attempt to form a
national organization.
In Cleveland fhe cDL re-
eeivsd an assist from fhs
court this past week when .
precedent setting conviction
was obtained against fhs own.
Or Of . "funhoUse" for pos
ssssins and exhibiting, OBJ
scene movie films.
Convicted was Mrs. Gertrude
Gervaras, owner Of Jeans Fun
House," who faces prison terms
of one to seven years and q fine
of from $500 to $4,000. Common
Pleas Judge John ]. Mahon de.
ferred sentence pending q de.
tense appeal for q new trial.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

formally joined, bringing to IL
the number of organizations in
CDL.
Two prospective jurors who
admitted they were readers of
the Catholic Universal Bulletin,
Cleveland diocesan weekly, were
dropped from the panel before
the trial began. One disqualified
himself, saying that as a father
and a reader of articles attack.
ing pornography appearing in
the Universe Bulletin he did not
believe he could be "objec'
tive"
Films seized by The police
were shown TO the Jury Of
six men and six women. They
were asked to decide II the
films were obscene and If the
operator exhibited them
knowingly"
In his charge to the jury
Continued on page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

he runs around in the
fever of his disease, thinking ale
ways that he is advancing, when
in truth he is but a spinning
dervish of confusions," Bishop
Music said.
The preiste said thar The
anfidofe is pure vnaduIferst.
ed spirituality" He declared
that fhe world Is utterly dis
iIIusioned" in fhe capacity Of
mere things TO satisfy in Them
selves: that the s~ecuisrisf IS
tired Of "seifishness: betrayed
by overweening pride; svrfeis-
ed by his own desires; sicken-
ed by betrayal and dishonor
in every phase Of human ae-
fivisy."
1t is now, said the Bishop, that
the voice of Christ in His
Church, through the Bishops
must be heard. 1T must be heard
clearly and strongly, with all the
authority of God, and yet with
all the tender understanding
that comes with love -"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Apostolic Delegate Here
Terms Church Building
Being Built necessarily

WOhlHlNGlON - lHe
Apostolic Delegate to the
United States recalled here
that the Church is "a build.
ing being built inceSSantly.'
His ExesIIeney Archbishop
AmIeto Giovanni Cieognani
made the statement in an ad-
dress at the dedication Of .
new $4,000 residence and
classroom building and . 500,
600 recreation center at the
JosephinUm Seminary here.
Archbishop Cicognani offic
lated at the dedication. The
Josephinum Seminary is the
only papal seminary on the
North American continent. I'm
mediately subject to the Holy
See, its graduates are given theil
assignments by the Apostolic
Delegate.
Of the more than 900 grad
yates of the seminary ordained
in its 20 years, Archbishop CT
cognani has ordained 288.
The Archbishop told The
seminary faculty members
that "yoU have built on .
rock, . solid rock which has
been the base Of efficient op-
GRAFTON for 70 years, . sacred
rock, upon which priests are
formed
He added that those who have
contributed to the growth o.
the seminary in effect contrib
uted ito perfection, to priestl.
perfection, which is love in &C
ton, love of God and neigh
bor."
The dedication ceremony wa
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

for land taken to build an ex-
pressway here, included S45
thousand for land on the east
side of the convent and $50
thousand for damages.
The new expresSway will
block the main entrance and will
move to the steps of many of
the buildings on the Sandusky
street side.
Good Shepherd is on the site
of the original central Ohio set
Element of Franklinton, a fore
runner of the city of Columbus.
Part of the convent is the for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

also marked by a Solemn Mass
celebrated by the seminary's
rector, Msgr. Paul A. Gieringer.
Preacher at the Mass was
Msgr. John o. Buchanan, IT.
vington, NJ.
Present for the ceremonies,
in addition to Archbishop CT
cognani, were: Archbishop Karl
J. Alter of Cincinnati; Arch
bishop Edward J.. Hunkeler of
Kansas City, Kans.; Archbishop
Edward F. Hoban, Bishop of
Cleveland; and Bishops Joseph
j. Albers, Lansing, Mich; John
p. Cody, Kansas City-St. Joseph,
Mo-; Charles p. Greco, Alexan-
dria, La; Thomas Z. Noa, Mar
quette, Mich; Bishop Joseph M.
Mueller, Sioux City, Iowa; John
J. Russell, Charleston, SC;
Clarence G. Issenmann, and Aux
iliary Bishops Edward G. Het-
finger of Columbus, and John
L, Morkovsky, Amarillo, Tex.
In addition to the Apostolic
Delegate other speakers at the
banquet following the ceremon-
les included Bishop Joseph M.
Mueller, Sioux City, Iowa, an
a ! m S; Msgr. Gilbert
Schmenk, FIR. Eugene G. Frank,
|Duryea, Pa, president of the
Josephinum alumni, and Msgr.
Gieringer.
One thousand twelve persons
toured the new Josephinum
buildings last Sunday at the
open house, according to Mon
|signor Schmenk.
The new residence and class
room building contains private
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

school system after receiving
their Cadet teacher certificate
from the State Department of
education.
According to Monsignor APP
plegafe the program serves
the double purpose Of helping
interested young people OBJ
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

tain training in the edves.
tionsI field and Of providing
teachers for the Diocesan
schools.
The Diocese of Columbus sup
plemented the sum allotted to it
in order to create five full tut
ton scholarships.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

rooms for ia students and six
faculty members, in addition to
four classrooms, two laborator-
les and a chapel. The recrea-
ton center includes an auditor
ium seating 534 and a gymnas-
ium.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
On Rock

Archbishop AmIefo Cie-
ognani, Apostolic dele
gate to the United States,
above blesses the new
buildings at the Ponfifi-
eial College Josephinvm.
In an address at the cere-
monies fhe delegate told
fhe Josephinvm faculty,
"YoU have built on .
rock a sacred rock
Upon which priests are
Al right, members OF
The hierarchy with their
chaplains move in process
les.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Masses Set At
Buckeye Lake

BUCKEYE LAKE - (SPD -
The Sunday Mass scheduled for
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish
here was announced this week.
Masses during the summer
will be offered at z, $3.50, 1880
and IL noon.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

celior of the Cincinnati arch
diocese when elevated to the
episcopacy by His Holiness Pope
Plus XII on April 16. A native
of Dayton, he was ordained on
May 18, 1910. He was named as
sistant Cincinnati chancellor in
1912 and became chancellor in
1913.
In his sermon, delivered be-
fore a congregation of Bishops,
priests. religious, civic officials
and members of the laity, Bish-
OPP Music called for rejoicing
that "this day we witness anoth-
er link forged in the chain of
command that began with the
words, AS the Father has sent
Me, / also send YOU"
Bishop Mvssio, who like
wise is . former Cincinnati
chancellor. said the office Of
bishop means speaking the
words of God. dispensing d.
vine life TO others, p~erpetusf.
ing through men the mission
Of the holy priesthood, iyds-
ing, interpreting, consecrating
ell in the light Of divine guild
ance."
Turning to the threat of secu-
larism in today's world, Bishop
Music said its "basic corrosion'
is to claim the world for man
to the exclusion of God.
"Peace, as a result, is but the
unimpeded drive of man to stuff
belly and pockets with all the
things of his desire. This is sec.
ularism, this madness in man
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Thanks Eaton

cLEvELAND-Ths office Of Cleveland indvst-
riaIist Cyrus Eaton said here His Holiness Pope Plus
XII has thanked Mr.. Eaton for sending The Pontiff
q report on the Second PUgwash Conference of Nue.
lear Scientists.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
New Priests Assigned
Father Zuber
st. Raphael Chaplain

Father Arthur Zuber, chaplain of the Convent of
the Good Shepherd, was named chaplain of st Raph-
ael's Home for the Aged this week by Bishop Clarence
G. I%ssenmann.
Iun In other appointments the Bishop assigned
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
For Road Rights
Content Awarded
by Court

The Convent of the Good Shepherd for more than
90 years a landmark on the near Westside of Column
bus was awarded $195 thousand by a jury here last
week.
The judgement. to settle a claim against the state
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20

M~onsignor Bennett Apologize. CEN
ter above, superintendent Of Diocesan
schools, reads the good news to the
winners Of the fwo-year teacher sehol-
arships provided by the local Knight
Of Columbus councils in cooperation
with the Diocese and st. Mary Of the
Springs College.
The prospective teachers pledge to
teach in Diocesan Schools for two
years after receiving their cadet teach
inq certificate from fhe state depart
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
Reds Release Priests

HONG KoNG-The last fwo u. S. priests Jailed
in Red China have been released.
They are franciscan Father Cyril Wagner Of
Pittsburgh and MaryknoIl father Joseph Mccormack
Of ossining, NJ. Y.
They were arrested and sentenced to five years
imprisonment by the Chinssce communists in June,
1853, on charges Of Espionage and sabotage for
American imperisIisis," the charge that was Ieveled
against all American missionaries jailed by the Reds
after they took over The China mainland in 1919.
According to reports reaching here, Fathers
Wagner and Mccormack are well and will leave
Shanghai shortly for Hong Kong on . British ship.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-20
NEWS BRIEFS
Pro- Project Named

VATICAN CITY Cardinal Gregory Peter XIV
Assgianisn, was named Pro-Prefeet Of fhe Sacred
Congregation for the Propagation Of ths Faith, by
Pope Plus, il was announced here.
Cardinal Agsgisnisn, who replaces The late Sam
vel Cardinal Sfriteh, is patriarch Of ciIieia Of the Ar
menians. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Write or Phone For Brochure
Address any requests for rates
reservations or further information
to Mr.. Harry Madden. Managing
Director. Presidential Gardens. Alex
andna. Virginia All correspond
ence Will be promptly acknowledged
Phone TEmple S ll00.
uafUrnished Suites AVoilabIe Too
Monthly or Yearly leases. rates on reque'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Presidential Gardens Offers These
Unique Advantages To IFS Guests
Just Look At All The Room
You Have To Relax In!

Shown al the left is the floor plan Of typical one
bedroom Presidential Gardens suite imagine
all Of this space comfortably furnished and immacu-
lately clean. waiting fof your family Wsi,
Complete Cooking Facilities
No need to 90 to expensive restaurants for
every meal when you can FIX breakfast lunch
OF dinner in the completely equipped modern
Kitchen
. The Quiet Dignity OF oveint AieSa"dria
Out Of the hustle and hustle Of downtown or
the highway yet only short ten minute
drive 10 the White House. FIVE minutes TO the
Pentagon. twenty minutes to Mount Vernon
Ideally situated for sightseeing
. And The Loeosion Is So Convenient
Coming from the north south take Us 4 LEFT
DAVIS HSy1 IN AleIsndus IuIn a. the intersection
0fVa 40 6lebe Rd then turn left a. the neIi tIsiic
o. light and cross small bridge Presidential Gardens
est about q mie ahead on ught
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
Two Receive
Farming Awards

BLACKSBURG. Va, Aug.
R.-Virginia Techs highest
agriculture award, the certifi-
cate Of merit, went last night
to Paul Mellon of Jpperville
and Howard Gordon Of Rich
rmond.
Mr.. Mellon, a philanthropist
and former member of the Tech
Board of Visitors, was cited for
This interest in agriculture in
volving permanency through
good soil-crop management and
improved nutritional and eco
nomic welfare Of individuals"
Mr.. Gordon's citation was for
his keen interest in the welfare
Of Virginia agriculture"
Mr.. Gordon is president Of the
Agricultural Conference Board
|of Virginia and assistant gen.
eral manager Of Southern
States Cooperative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-01
Wife of Purtner
In Music Firm
Is Found Dead

A 3l-year-old Washington
housewife was found dead in
her garage yesterday, police
reported.
Capt. Lawrence Hartnett Of
the homicide squad said the
body Of Mrs. Adele r. Field of
5128 Thirty-th street NV.
was discovered by her maid be-
side her car in the garage,
which adjoins the house.
Capt. Hartnett said Mrs. Field
left a note addressed to her
family indicating she was ex-
periencing domestic difficulties.
Deputy Coroner Christopher
j. Murphy said the cause of
death was still undetermined.
Mrs. FIELDS husband Irwin,
who police said was in New
York at the time of Mrs. FIELDS
death. is now en- route to Maine,
where the couples children,
Karen. 10, and Kenneth, 8. are
at camp. according to Israel
Field. Mr.. FIELDS brother.
The brothers are partners in
Super Attractions. Inc, a firm
which controls the summer pro-
gram at Carter Barron Am
phitheater and the Super Music
chain here.