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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

Rd., Sunday June %, 1858, from
l o'clock on.
The new committee chairmen
were named and are as follows
HOSTESS: Sue BoSler, Au
burn Rd., Chairman. Betty Lii
lie, Auburn Rd., Asst. Chair
man.
OPPORTUNITY DOL
PROJECT: Neva Coat e S,
Thwing Rd., Chairman. Doris
Hemlein, 424 N. Hambden Rd,
Asst. Chairman.
PUBLICITY jeanette CiSar
Helmut Dr., Chairman. Thelma
Rohaly, Howard Dr., Asst.
Chairman.
WAYS AND MEANS: Dolores
Conomy, Helmut Dr., Chairman
Dolores Hamilton, Olmar Dr.,
Asst. Chairman.
Appointments were as follows,
T.B. HEALTH ASSOCIATION :
Jean Manfroni, Helmut DR..
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION: RI
ia O'Hara, Cynthia DR..
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

The Rainbow Girls Drill
team of Geauga Assembly No.
121 is sponsoring a style show
at the Chardon School Auditori-
UNI, Park Ave, on Wednesday,
May % at 8 pm. featuring
Paige Palmer of Station VIEWS
TV.
The Drill Team was organiz-
ed last September and has made
several public appearances.
They are sponsoring the style
show to add to their uniform
fund.
Present officers of the Drill
team are President Karen Bun
duS, Vice president Roberta
Hartman, Secretary D a n a
Henry, Treasurer Barbara
Sulc and CAPTAIN Judy Kelly.
The instructor for the Drill
Team is Mr.. E. H. Lauter of Eu-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Child Care Is Theme
of Farm Bureau Women

Headlining the program pre-
Sented at the Farm Bureau
Women'S Tea at the NeWbury
Community Church on WedneS-
day May IA were Mrs. Litta Ro-
berson, Director of Women S
Farm Bureau Activities of Col
umbus and formerly of Geauga
County and Mrs. Andrew Kirk
caldy Harpist of Bedford.
Mrs. Kirkcaldy rendered a
group of harp selections at the
beginning of the program, in
cluding, BLESS this House" 1"
Rosary" and "Clair DeLune"
Harp music also concluded the
program.
Mrs. Robertson talked on the
subject, New Challenges. She
started her address in a humor-
Gus vein. She said that she had
intended to purchase a new
dress for this trip to Geauga
County but after considerable
shopping she decided to wear
one that she had. She said that
women face a challenge in the
new dresses and asked Are we
going to wear them or not?"
She emphasized the challenge
in developing children. "A
child she said t'iS a person
who will take over the work
you have started. The fate of
the future of the world is in
their hands.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Geauga Artists
Plan Barn Show

The Geauga County Artists AS
sociation announces their annual
Barn Show to be held in Bur
ton June ii and IS.
AS in other years the artists
will exhibit their work in con-
junction with the Butter Festival
an event that attracts many
thousands to Burton annually.
. All work submitted should be
original and done by artists who
live in Geauga County they do
not need to be members of the
association.
Art work such as paintings,
ceramics, weaving and jewelry
are excepted. All paintings must
be framed. The Association will
announce several stations in the
county where art work may be
left for the exhibit.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Chester Perennial Gardners Name
Winners at Recent Flower Show

various talents possessed by the
local people.
Outstanding were the beauti-
full ceramic dishes and jewelry,
the plastic flower exhibit, oil
paintings and pastel portraits
etchingS, enamels on copper and
silver, hammered copper pictur-
es, lace porcenilized dolls, pla-
ques of dried material beauti-
fully arranged, weaving, home
art crafts, an exhibit of ear
rings and teapotS. Aside from
these exhibits by adults was the
display of 100 drawings and
paintings by Miss Mary Ellen
Archer's art classes in the high
school.
Following is a list of the first
prize winners in the flower
show. The judging was by Mrs.
George Spargrove and Mrs.
Denver Hamlin of Mentor Head
lands. Potted plants Mrs. Don
aid Temple; Specimen tulips,
Mrs. r. o. Stone, Mrs. Raymond
Kochert, three firsts, Mrs. Rus
sell Ruble. Specimen Iris, Mrs.
Stone, two and Mrs. George
Cunningham. Specimen lilacs,
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry, Mrs.
Stone, two; NarciSsuS, Mrs. Ro-
bert Russell, Mrs. Doris Close,
Mrs. Daniel Elliott. Pansies,
Mrs. Robert Russell, Mrs. Mary
Campbell.
Amateur Arrangements, Mrs.
George Cunningham, Mrs. Car
oil Kochert; Arrangements fea-
turing tulips, Mrs. Vernon
Kaufman, Early Settlers, Mrs.
George SoubuSta; Slumber time,
also Foliage Mrs. G.P. Mitchell;
Coffee time, Mrs. Eugene Geh-
ri; Arrangements for Beauty,
Mrs. Kochert; In Victorian man.
ner, Mrs. George Myers; Moon
glow, Mrs. D. Elliott; also Cheer
for the Shut-in and Springtime
in Geauga, Mrs. Elliott.
Arrangements by children un-
der 10, Patti Russell and Dean
Speidel.
Junior ArrangmenteS, Barbar-
a Gilbert.
Open Glass, Antiquers delight,
Mrs. George Myers, Tides and
treasures, A Rainy Day Mrs.
Elliott; Woodland Sprite, Mrs.
Vernon Kaufman.
Arrangements by men only,
first, Fishing's my Sport, Eu-
gene Gehri; second, A Hunting
We Will Go, Charles Kochert:
third, Do It Yoourself, Daniel
Elliott.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

Representatives and Volun-
teers Of Geauga Sunshine, Un-
limited, will hold their annual
meeting, at 9:3; am. June 4, at
st. Mary's Church Hall, Char
don, Ohio.
Directives will be given for
distribution of toys collected in
recent drive.
Schedules will be arranged for
surplus food distribution, treats
and visits to rest homes, cloth
ing collections, etc. Each per-
son is to bring a box lunch.
Mr.. w. Chapman, director of
Geauga County Welfare Dept.
and Mrs. Pauline Silvernail, dis
trict Manager for Aid for Aged
in Geauga County, will be pre-
sent and will give urther direc-
tiveS or work with them.
From 1::30 to pm. the pub
lie is invited to attend meet
ing on THE Care of Aged and
Infirm" under auspices of Miss
Irene Wheil, Nursing Consultant
Ohio Dept. of Health. 1t has been
planned by the State Division of
Social Administration in cooper
alton with the Ohio Health De-
partment and Geauga County
Division for the Aged.
Miss Charlotte Smith, Nutri-
ton ConSultant of Ohio Dept. of
Health will cover Presentation
Of New Diet Manual" and Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Coming G",enb

Wednesday, May 20
Burton lMiddlefield ROTARY
CLUB will host Geauga KIWAN-
IS CLUB at a meeting at z
pm. at HoSmer's Restaurant.
Tuesday, June 3
Geauga County REAL ES-
TATE BOARD will meet at
Coles Colonial at 7 pm.
Wednesday, June
WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP of
the Pilgrim Christian Church
will meet at 1 pm. in the Sane
tuary Building, S. Hambden st.
Mrs. George Mills will have de-
votions and a report of the no
minating committee will be CIV
en-. There will be a discussion
of the affairs of the fellowship
lead by president Ruth R. Ken
nan. HoStesses are Mrs. Earl BIZ
gam, Mrs. Robert Summers,
Richard Kooman and Mrs. And
rev Rapaszky.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Geauga Women's Federation
to Hear Home Economist

Mark the date of June 26 on
your calendar and reserve for
the Geauga County Federation
of WomenS Clubs. The meeting
will be held at the First Meth
odiSt Church in Middlefield. The
guest speaker for the afternoon
session will be Mrs. Ethel B.
Thompson, Home Economist for
Hough Bakery.
There will be an exhibit of un-
usual or antique serving or cook
ing dishes. Start now to look up
something which you have to
add to this exhibit.
The officers of the Federation
met recently at the home of
Mrs. Walter Polburn in Thomp-
son to make plans for the pro-
gram, more details of which will
appear in the papers later.
Present at the planning meet
ing were Mrs. Elmer Franks,
president, Auburn, Mrs. Elbert
Gastemire, secretary also of Au-
Douglas A. Grove, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Osborne Grove of
Chardon, has recently been Sc
lected as a Student Advisor for
the coming academic year. A
graduate of Phillips Academy,
Andover, Mass, he is a candi-
date for the Bachelor of Arts
Degree.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

A survey made among high
school young people revealed
that their thinking could be i'm
proved.
Young people must be taught
to assist the family in a way
that they feel they are needed
Many families do not have E.
nough work for them to do. They
must be taught not what will
1t do for me, but what can I do?
A very unselfish mother is
likely to have a selfish child
I'VE must develop in children
the feeling that people like
them, that they must take crit
iciSm and can make decisions. "
Mrs. Robertson emphasized
the changes in nutrition. Young
mothers now find 5000 items in
the grocery stores compared
with 1,500 their mothers found
there. Yet surveys show lack
of calcium and protein. If this
lack were brought up to stand
ard, the farm surpluseS would
be taken care of.
Children are developing fast
er because of different methods
of feeding. This presents anoth,
er challenge.
The speaker stated that this
country is facing a new chal-
lenge, that of drunken driving
She said that 80 percent of all
traffic accident deaths, 80 per-
cent of adult pedestrian deaths
and SIS percent of all deaths dur.
ing holiday season were due to
drinking. Many other accidents
also due to drink but not deter
mined. A person does not have
to be intoxicated to be a menace
on the highway but may have
had a few cocktails. If the A
merican public will reach the
point where they will not put
up with drunken driving, then
something will be done about it.
Mrs.. Robertson closed with the
quotation, Let us not be con-
tent to wait and see what will
happen, Give us the determine
ton to make the right things
happen. Help us to take things
as they are and make them
what they ought to be-.
The meeting was in charge OF
Mrs. Gale ard of cambridge
Mrs. Samuel Patterson, Chester
led the devotions.
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry, Chester
reported on the recent tractor
survey and showed stickers
which were placed on tractors.
The survey in Geauga County
was made by % people. Mrs.
Sperry presented plants to those
present who had assisted with
the survey.
A delightful tea followed the
program. Refreshments wer e
served from a large table with
a centerpiece of lilacs. Approx
imately so women from eight
Geauga County Townships were
present.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Personals
By BETTY GORE
Phone Avenue 6-8O8I

Miss Helen Murray, North
St., with her aunt, Mrs. Sada
Stafford Sweeney, arrived back
in Cleveland Saturday, May II.
Miss Murray went out to Calf
ornia March Ia, to bring Mrs.
Sweeney back here as she has
had three severe falls recently
and was unable to care for her
selfe, she plans to stay here
or a few months to regain her
strength. She was born and rails
ed here but has lived in Calf
ornia since her marriage, 60
years ago.
Miss Gay King celebrated
her sixth birthday on May 25 by
having an afternoon lawn party
featuring a tea set cake. Among
the guests were: Miss Anita
HasSel; Miss Judy Stafford, Mis-
ses Bonnie and Debbie Richard.
Miss Mary Louise Caprez, and
Miss Susan King. The little gen.
tlemen guests were Larry Gore,
Larry HaSSel; Danny Johnson,
Billie Carrell, and frankie
Dyrcz.
A trans-Pacific cable to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank WiSneski Sr.,
Chardon, informed them of the
birth of a granddaughter on May
21 in Honolulu. The parents are
their daughter-in-laW and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wisneski
Jr. The baby has been named
Valerie Renee. The parents and
their new daughter will return
to the States in July after Mr..
WisneSki has completed four
years with the Navy. Their pre-
sent address is Frank WisneSki,
Barsron Supply Dept, AEW
Navy IA, FPO San Francisco,
Calf.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Geauga Sunshine Unlimited Starts
Toy Drive for Welfare Department

Harold Herttna, Mrs. Ruth h
Thayler.
MUNSON: Miss Ruth Kennan,
Mrs. C. C. Green, Mrs. Joseph
Kovach, Jr., collection centers:
Arp Bros. Sunoco Station, Rey-
nolds Store, Farley's Store.
THOMPSON: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bennig, Mrs. George
BostWick. Publicity Committee:
Mrs. H. Randles, Mrs. Ruth
Blakeslee, Mrs. Lee Olds, Mrs.
Robert Green, Mr.. Clayton Be-
bout, Mrs. Ellen DeruS, Mrs.
Richard Rauth. Collection cen
terS: Smiths Store, Dick and
Fran'S Delicatessen.
Each organization will be ask
ed to name one member to serve
on publicity committee of each
township. Each donor is asked
to attach name and address to
toy given.
Volunteers of Geauga Sun
shine Unlimited will serve re-
freshments at the meeting on
"Care of Aged and Infirm"
planned by the State Division
of Social Administration in CO.
operation with the Ohio Health
Department and Geuuga County
Division for the Aged.
It will be hvi4 Wednesday,
June 4, 1858, from 1::30 to 4 pm.
at st. Mary's Church Hall, 400
North St., Chardon.
Miss Charlotte Smith, Nutri-
ton Consultant, Ohio Dept.
Health will cover Presentation
of New Diet Manual" and Mrs.
Ethel Patter NutritioniSt N.
E. District, Ohio Dept. of Health
will speak on menu Planning.
The program has been plan
ned by Mrs. Irene Weihl, R.N.
Nursing Consultant, Licensing of
Homes for Aged and Infirm.
Anyone interested in nutrition
and care of chronically i'll is cor
daily invited to attend.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
CHS Ch1, Of u
0cheaukS Reunion

The 1921 graduating class of
Chardon High School will hold
a reunion at th5 home of Mrs.
Jasper Shay, (Claribel Drake),
Country View Lane (off Miles
Rd., east Of SOM Center Rd.),
Chagrin Falls, on Sunday, June
Is.
A LOO o'clock pot-Iuck lunche-
on will be served. All members
of the Glass of 1921, also those
who were with that Glass as
Freshmen, Sophomores, or Jun
iors, including the teachers, are
invited to attend this reunion.
Any. members of this class
who may know names and ad-
dress of those attending Char
don High School from the years
1917 to 1921, but who may have
graduated later or from another
high school, will please notify
these persons Of the 1921 lass
Reunion, as 1t is desired that
they also be present.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Newcomers Club Installs
Sally Minor President

The Manor House at Punder-
son Lake was the setting for a
banquet dinner and installation
of the officers of the Newcomers
club.
Carnation corSageS were pre-
Sented to President elect: Sally
Minor, vice president elect: Hell
en- Hopkins, secretary elect:
Ann Mineo, and treasurer elect:
jeanne Immke, by outgoing
president Elaine Van Vliet.
The tables were gaily decorat-
ed with flowers. Two cakes in
the form of a Welcome Wagon
Hostess and potted hyacinths
were also part of the table de-
corationS. After the dinner the
cakes were donated to the Op-
portunity School in Geauga
County.
After enjoying their dinner OF
Ham or Chicken, the 35 attend
ing members of the club, retir-
ed to the Oak Room where the
lovely procedure of installing
the officers took place.
Sally Minor, taking the candle
that Symbolizes the office of
president, praised out going
President Elaine Van Vliet for
her fine work, and pledged to
continue promoting friendship
and community spirit for which
the Newcomers Club is so we'll
known. She also encouraged all
new, old, and future members
and their families to attend the
annual picnic, to be held at
Carp Ho-Mita-Koda on Auburn
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
TaWankaS Elect
Corlnne Ziegler

The last active meeting of the
Tawanka Club was held May %
at the home of Mrs. Janet Kirk.
New officers for the coming
year are: president, Corinne
iegler; vice president, Judy
Bechowick; secretary, Pat Bo-
lex; treasurer, Beverly Adams;
parliamentarian, Bonnie Leyde.
The club had shower honor
ing the members who have had
babies this past year. Each girl
received a lovely gift.
During the summer months
the inactive meetings will be
held on the second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Janet Card and Mrs. Janet
Kirk.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

Hammond organ. This was just
the added touch which seemed
to blend the color and beauty
on exhibit into one whole.
Each exhibit was worthy of
comment but space does not
permit. The large room was lin
ed on three sides with the beaut-
iful displays. On the fourth side
was arranged an attractive ta-
BILE from which a silver tea
was served.
Aside from enjoying the exhib-
its, it was a meeting place to
greet old friends and meet new
ones and also to learn of the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Republican Women Meet
With Mrs. II. p. Bell

! The Geauga County Republi-
can Women'S Association held
their regular meeting Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
H. P. Bell in Chardon.
Plans were made toward help
ing with the fall campaigns. 1t
was voted to meet once a month
rather than every two months
until after the November cleo
| tionS.
The next meeting to be held
at Mrs. Jack Balls in Chester
land on June 18. All Republican
women of the County are urged
TO come and participate. Especi-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

ally the committee women.
There is to be Portage Coun-
fy Confet eblce of Republican
Women held at the community
Church in Aurora Tuesday
June 3 starting at 1890 in the
morning which the women from
Geauga County are invited to
attend, with Mrs. John Morri-
son, Portage County chairwo-
man, in charge. Speakers are
to be Mrs. Florence Morris and
Mrs. Marian Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs Republican Club
are holding their monthly meet
ing Thursday, May 20 at the
CheSterland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

CHESTER-A Spring Flower
Show was the designation CIV
en- by the Perennial Gardeners
for the exceptionally fine exhibit
which they planned and arrang-
ed for Sunday, May 18 in the
Chester School auditorium.
Besides flowers hobbie, arts
and crafts were also exhibited
There was no judging except for
the flower entries.
The show opened at and con,
tinued until 8 pm. During that
time Don Temple of Beaver
creek rendered music on a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Girl Scouts End
First Aid Course

intermediate Girl Scout Troop
IL of Chardon met Tuesday
May 13, for the final class in
First Aid, taught by Mrs. Ed,
win johnson. After practice ban
daging and demonstrations, the
girls were awarded their First
Aid Badges.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

Hardware Store.
CHESTER: Mrs. Ralph Tay-
lor, Mrs. Robert Bannister, Mrs.
Carl Frate, Mr.. and Mrs. Null
lens. Collection Center: Mullen S
I.G.A. Store, CheSterland First
National Bank.
CLARIDON: Mrs. June Kel-
logg, Mrs. Ed Hill.
HAMBDEN: Mrs. VIM. Lam
don, Mrs. Ed Reminder, Mrs.
Vearl Jones. Collection Center
Clayton Cams Store.
MONTVILLE: Mr. S. Harry
Tate, Mrs. Norman Ryg, Mrs,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

Geauga Sunshine Unlimited
Volunteers are sponsoring a Toy
Drive for the Welfare Dept,
from May 20 to June l, 1858,
Mrs. C. r. Dowd, Burton is gen.
eral chairman, assisted by the
following:
CHARDON: Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur VanGorder, Mrs. Roy Par
son, Mrs. Arlie HardeSty, Mrs.
Glen ElSten, Mrs. James Good
win, Mrs. Lowell Brown, Mrs.
John Ritondaro, Mrs. Richard
Purcell, Mrs. Bernard Ziegler.
Collection Center: Van Gorder
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Care Of Aged Is Topic
of Sunshine Unlimited

Ethel Patterson, Nutrionist, N.
E. District Ohio Dept. of Health
will speak on Menu Planning"
The volunteers of Geauga Sun
shine Unlimited will provide
and serve refreshments.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

burn. Mrs. Forrest Bond, Ches,
ter, Miss Hazel Johnson, Char
don; Mrs. Charles Riley and
Mrs. James Blair of Burton
Mrs. George Benig of Thompson
and the hostess who is vice pres.
ident.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

Marjorie Ann Fitzgerald, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ Fitzgerald 21 Overlook Rd, Painesvle be-
the bride of Dana L. Edds, of Mrs. Margaret
Edds 131 Center St. Chardon, recently in st. Marys
Church The couple motored through Indiana and South
ern Ohio on their wedding trip.
Papago Indian news., 1958-01-10
l,e s. NJ. 900

HE zEIpc, Jose Thomas Henlrices, a 2ac&so
Indian, an1 wife, Eva Ee1dr3clls, 9 Aera5er
of the i5e-ll2l< 1ar2d f Ca for11+a. I2l1c,zls
have made q formal request for che ren,val
Il lie names of thc1r children an1 tie names
If Nrs. ..agl1~iclls from t1e 2apago Tribs-[
+.3tis, an.
III Els, Le4er children anl }4s. l.enlr1cl,s
are ell enrolled, MEMBERS Of the Luclu1lo
lAnd oT California Indians, and
.r..1-o1l.C, They Ill received per CO ta q&y-
nencs made u C1l 2ornia 1nlians, TN.
EII Els, 81 Children we're born co IN. and
irs. Eel2dzici,s II California where ohey
have resided since 1918,
4Gs.z 3Fo-1 e II 2.GsoLTz3 That che 2ol1 wing
names be .l'emova4 from the 2apaso -1>1o@l
Rolls:
Papago Indian news., 1958-01-10

LZE-1lG, Ihe E&pago Council les enacte-. Re
s,Lation 10. 93l ATE, pr s, -957, per
>;c,-l2zrg t. che issuance L exclusive lTill-
11C, m exploration permits, IN,
IT, IL, That part 4 t;.4e res 1ution w31ich
makes reference tc annual a-vance IS IN
ccncravent1cn 70 t.le present lease forks II
,c:,la.c annu;.l a-vance n 4 case IS nc longer
@2pL+e- IS 4 ere st against royclt3es;
TiEnBFC-J3 cl1 II 3S0LV11 " the Eapago Courl<
tc.ie.5 the Last sentence L Tie fourth para
5.eaDll Of the therefore" clause Of Eesolutic
3. S37 uLlzch reals IS { Llous:
nIhey shall c9ataz14 I'll option for
a-vance against rr,Ja1t:.es IN q
sling Scale fr,;- % Der acre
per year."
Papago Indian news., 1958-01-10

fG2ey Shall co22:ce,.... III o2c5:--ll> to
. Lease uh-c.l sae,z- 5e prepared Oh
an aDprcve- fcII a. =. conIeIw2nce
v? Il c-)ll cable Te,-ez'o- 1el,:1lao 1ors;'
Papago Indian news., 1958-01-10
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Papago Indian news., 1958-01-10

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>---..Zy enc 3e1 ~ :. y te e i G2r an
a.;;--1sc az re LA, meeting cG Tie p, 1&gD
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s-.c-1t T. the power Ge--e ;-cc, XIX. gz'c-2ce1
y c1e 1r33,oa1 Co,irlc:~- " tie Cecretary oG
t-.e interior II. Letter x tie 4-rea J@rec {
o2' laved l1@~cA ], 1857, a1l II Wll:-ch IS
authorized Lv Ccctl,1 !: -, 1--'5@c1e 3f Che
CT IS cllt4oa e the 911Dc :. et. ~ tl.e
-1'4,ss-oe on Deceu5er q, 1856, pursuant to
3cco3on IS e tie 4-c3 | ur41e l0, 1884,
{.0 Goat. 98E).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

perimental rocket plans. X-iS.
10 . height Of 100 miles or more
within . year.
Capt. Kincheloe. who went to
10000 feet in an x2 rocket.
said he wouldn't 90 up In the
xi5 III I didn't think ! had q
chance OF safe return" His
x2 altitude mark Is the highest
ever achieved by an American.
DR.. Fred Whipple. head OF