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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
BY MRS. BETTE SCHEELE
Phone AVenue 6-1238

MUNSON - On Tuesday NOR
ming two MunSon School buses
skidded off the road while max
ing their pick-ups. One bus with
about seven students aboard
skdded off Butternut Rd., the
other with about eight students
skidded off Bean Rd.
There were no injuries.
Until the bus could be brought
safely back on the road, the stu
dents in the bus on Butternut
Rd. spent about two hours in
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert FritzgeS. Students from the
other bus walked home.
TOPS Club Organized
A TOPS club has been organ.
lied and are holding their meet.
ings at present in the Chester
Bowling Alley in Chesterland
MunSon and Chester people that
are interested in joining this
worth while organization are in.
vited to attend.
The meeting date is Wednes.
day mornings at 8 am. This is
a newly formed group so new
members are coming in all the
time.
Inquiries and questions may
be answered by calling Mrs. Ed,
ma Vodegel at Park 9-7384.
Polio Drive
The annual Polio Drive will
take place on Wednesday, Jan
29. Chairman for MunSon area
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
MEN IN SERVICE

Route 81, Novelty, entered the
the Army in September 1857 and
received basic training at the
fort.
The 22-year-old soldier is a
1853 graduate of Newbury High
School. He was formerly en-
ployed by Ross Builders Steel
Company, Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23

of the school year. Next Coun-
Gil meeting will be held on Feb.
3 at 7:30 pm.
A meeting was held at the vii
lage hall on Sunday at pm. TO
form a Citizens Committee. Mr..
Ernest Bender was appointed as
Chairman, and Mr.. Floyd Weeks
and Mr.. Loddie F'rigic were ap-
pointed to assist the village road
committee. Mrs. Julia Dilda was
appointed as Secretary for the
group. Another meeting of the
Citizens Committee will be held
at the hall on Sunday, February
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
|MunSon Buses with Is
Children Skid off Road

is Mrs. Abbie Rogers and Co
chairman Is Mrs. Rita Evans.
After the drive on Wednesday
evening, workers are invited to
the home Of Mrs. Evans, Come
ma Farms, Bass Lake Rd. for
refreshments and to turn in their
contributions. Workers for this
area will be announced later.
MunsOn Pic
Monday evening, Jan. Is, the
Munson PIC were hosts to the
Chardon School Board and also
tn e retiring Munson school
Board at their monthly meeting.
Also guest for the evening was
Mrs. willard Parker, who spoke
to the group on County planning.
HoSteSses for the evening in
cluded: Mrs. Ruth Hawkins,
Mrs. Gloria Lombardi, Mrs.
Harry Reese, Mrs. Dorothy
Johnson and Mrs. Marie War
ner.
Last Minute News Items
Congratulations are in order
for Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Walsh,
who were blessed with a baby
boy on Tuesday, January 4.
Mrs. Walsh is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fink.
Herb Root is confined in Lake
County Hospital.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Far
ley on January 9 was a baby
girl. Congratulations to the fam
lily.
By MRS. JAMES RUCH
-MUNSON - Choir practice
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
BY MRS. JESSIE MARTHE
Phone Avenue 6-5511

AQULLA - Regular meeting
Of Council was held on Monday
evening, with the Mayor and
five members present. Bills
were presented and approved for
payment. The contract with the
Chardon Volunteer Fire Depart
ment was approved, and also the
contract with Mr.. Emanual Nc
Gregor as Village Solicitor for
the year was approved. Mrs. Ju-
LA Dilda was again appointed
as bus guard for the remainder
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Aquilla Citizens Group Elects Ernest Bender

2, at 8 pm, and all members
of Council, the Mayor, Treasur-
er and Clerk, have been invited
to attend. Anyone interested Is
invited to attend also.
MIR. and Mrs. John Minman,
ITO Turner, had been issued a
permit some time ago for the
addition of a utility room at the
rear of their home.
Cub Scout Den No. IL met at
the hall on Monday afternoon,
with Mrs. Audrey Stevens in
charge. The boys worked on
their protector, and also began
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
IN SOUTH OHIO

The old-time country store still
operates at cambridge, Ohio. Of
fered for sale are native made
rugs, baskets and bird houses
as well as SassafraS tea, wheat
hearts, pure buckwheat flour
and stone ground yellow meal.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23

here. The Parparts reported the
temperature In Dade City was
20 degrees last week.
The children of the Jack Nc
Donalds are having measels.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Miller en-
tertained friends from Wickcliff,
Lyndhurst, South Euclid and
Gates Mills Sunday eve.
We are glad TO hear that Her
bert Root Is feeling much bet
ter,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
THE RECORD. CHARDoN. OHIO, JAN %, 1858,

will be held Wednesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. and Mrs.
Ray Osborn.
Mrs. A. D. Miller spent the
week end with her daughter In
East Cleveland.
c. J. Bogaske is able to be
up and around agains.
Reports from our neighbors
who are spending the winter in
Florida are, they are no better
off there If they had stayed
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23

Elizabeth Hall Burgess of Char
don and Catherine Hawley of
PaineSVille.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
ACADEMIA De ARTE DRAMATIC0
NFAkTIL

Existe en- la ciudad de Nueva
York una escuela Inica en- SUI
genera. la Academia. King Colt
de Arte Dramatico Infantil. La
i~niciativa surgi6 hace 8 amos
gracias a la vision de dos jove-
mes maestras de escuelas parti-
culares del Estado de Massa-
chusetts Dorothy Colt. profeso
"a de historic y literature y
Edith King, profesora de arte.
En- esta epoca ambas macs
tras decidieron a~sociarse para
Iealizar I'm proyecto en- conjun-
to que consistia en- representa-
obras dramaticas con nihos CO.
mo actores. Ell primer objective
de elias fue dar vida a la histo-
ria, la literature y Ell arte que
ne~cesariamente entran en- los
programs escolares. Elias Green
que cualquier nlno de lnteligen-
cia normal, sometido desde tenn
prana edad a la appreciation de
la literature y Ell arte, puede
aprender a interpreter sus obras
con sensibilidad y madurez.
Los alumnos de la Academia
son ninos y ninas cuyas edades
fluctuan entire los 4 y los IL
amos y en- algunaS temporadas
han eontado con ninos de tres
amos. A traves del drama, la
DANA y ell dibujo ellos Sc IA
miliarizan con las obras clasicas
de los diversos paises en- d.
versus !epocas de su historic, y
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

cor1prar ropa nueva, aulquss 80
marido insiSta en- clio.
Odiar a las muJeres que ten.
gan mas eultufa que listed, sin
darse' cuenta que cuafquierayque
Sc To- pfoponga puede adquirir-
la, leyendo buenos libres, asis-
tiendo a conciertos y conferen.
cias y fernando classes.
A pesar de no estar satisfeoha
con Ell aspecto de su .hogar1no
hacer mejoras en- SUI deeorado.
Negarse a acompanar a . sH
marido en- las giras de negocos,
poniendo de pretexto que no
hay nadie que Guide a. los nlros,
sahiendo muy. bisn: que 81. qpiss
re -puede .conseguir a una perso-
ma competente para que tenga
cuidado de. ellos.
Todos estos signos indiean
que en- vez de mantenerse a4pa-
so con su marido, anda listed
arrastrando los pies, 10 cual po-
dra remediar antes de que sec
demaSiado tarde.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
La DANA
TULIPAN

Ell tulipan era una flor des-
conocida en- Europa hasta Ell
dia en- que fue traida desde
Constantinopla por I'm diplo-
matico belga, apasionado por la
botanical. Esto ocurria alrede.
dor del ano 1850. Dicho diplo-
matico Sc llamaba Angler CHS
lain de Busbecq. En- Ell idioma
turco la flor tenia ell nombre de
"Tolipend", 10 que 'significa
"turbante".
Llegada a Holanda esta flor
que era la reina de los parques
de Persia y Turquia, obtuvo ia
ma Immediate por SUI belleza y
SUI fragancia. Ell naturalist Ca
roIus Clusius en- seguida empe-
20 a crear variedades nuevas
cruzando las flores de Busbecq.
Pero pedia tanto por las flores
que nadie Sc las compraba.
Alrededor del ano 1900 era
una gran distinction tener tuli.
panes y la nobleza hizo de esta
flor una de las marcas de pres.
tigio. FL hecho de poser alguna
variedad no comun era prueba
de maXima superioridad.
Empezo entonces una verda.
dera fiebre para acaparar los
bulbos raros. Los espectadores,
los Intermediates, los campo
sinos y un gran numero de per.
sonas que no tenian mucho que
hacer entraron freneticamente
en- la DANA del tulipan.
Esta gran epoca del tulipan
reconocia entire ellos distintaS
categorias: los corrientes "ro'
sados" o "violetas". Los mejor
Iogrados valian SUI peso en- orc.
Sc usaba para pesar los bulbos
ell instrumental que empleaban
los vendedores de diamantes.
Alrededor de 1884 simples
iardineros Sc habian vuelto mul
timillonarios. Muchos profesio.
males; abogados, p~rofesores, me
dicos e ingenieros abandonaron
SUI carrera para adquirir un pc
dazo de terra y dedicarse al
cultivo del tulipan.
Para que I'm bulbo 1legara a
madurar y diera la primera flor
hacia falta esperar un ano. De
este modo. muchos e%nterraron
su fortuna a~legremente espe.
culando sobre una cosecha des'
favorable. FL numero de desi.
Iusiones fue tan grande que hi
20 perder la raz6n a muchos no.
landeses. Algunos Sc suicida.
ron y POGO falt6 para que Ho'
Ianda llegara a hundirse en- una
quiebra original: la quiebra de
los tulipanes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Avance al Nisrno Pa,o
Que su Esposo

Algunos matrimonios termi-
nan en- fracaso simplemente por
que la mujer no hace ell menor
esfuerzo por avanzar al mismo
paso que su marido, nj Sc afana
por asumir las responsibilities
que van unidas a ser lie asposa
de un hombre de exito.
81 SUI esposo esta escalando la
altura ambicionada y no quiere
listed algdn dia verse disminui-
da ante sus ojos, hara bien en-
evitar 10 siguiente:
Excusarse para no invitar
genie a SUI casa, que a SUI mari
do lie convenga2e ultivar. ,e.os,
Decir a SUI esposo que no lie
agradan las esposas de sus So
clos o companeros de trabajo,
en- ,vez de tratar por todos los
medios de poder Aevarse con
elias.
Tener la casa desordenada
hasta Ell punto de que SUI esposo
no pueda traer a un invitado
inesperadamente, teniendo STEM
pre- que avisarle con anticipa-
cion.
=.
Desagradarle que SUI. esposo
tenga obligaciones despues de
sus horas de trabajo que lie man
tengan alejado de SUI hogar y
dejarselo saber.
Descuidar la apariencia, YES
tir con desalino Y negarse a
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

Lar GALES de mi pueblo, con una
sonrisa, con una illusion y con
I'm ensueno. :! iCalles perfu-
nadas! Gales solitarias hechas
para meditar iCalles provincial
mas! iCalles de mi pueblo! Hoy
va no paso como. antano, con
mi sonrisa, con mi Illusion y
con mi ensueno; ahora solo pa
so con mis- amos, con mis- re-
cuerdos, cor mis- amargos de-
senganos y con pedazos de 10
que fue mi corazon. >.
A. Aviia Leon
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Gales ProvinciaIes

iCalles provincianas! Gales
que supleron la ternura de mis-
besos, que sIpieron las primeras
palabras y los primeros anhe-
los de mi amor, ique remanso
-de silencio y de ensueno hay
en- yuestras rutas de piedra, de
mis,erio y de Illusion. :!
iCalles de mi pueblo! Gales
que me yieron caminar en- la
dulzura de la infancia y des-
pues en- ell pensar del coraz6n,
4qaer nostalgia enferma mi al
ma cuando revivo ell tempo en-
que pssaba por las Gales, por
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
ETMM
sEsOs REBoZADos

sEsOS REBoZADOS
Q sesos
/ cucharada de sal
2 huevos batidos
2 cueharadas de harina de
trigo
2 cucharaditas de sal
Hierva OILS sesos. Parta en- re-
Espolvoree con sal y
pimienta. Reboce cada rebans-
da y frialos en- manteca calien-
he.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

aprenden a apreciar su belleza y
a reproducirla.
Los pequenos alumnos de la
Academia han logrado repre-
sentar adaptacioneS de la litera.
tura antigua de la India, de
Grecia y Francia medieval; I'm
arreglo dramatizado de los poe
mas del escritor ingles del ST.
glo XVIII, William Blake y
creaciones del mundo magico de
Shakespeare y de otros drama
turgos famosos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Bodos de MuseIino

Nos complace extender nues-
tras mas caras felicitaciones al
senior Ralph Barton y sonora, la
gentii dana Guiana Zoraida Val
des de Barton, con motive de la
grata celebration de sus Bodas
de Muselina, tres amos de ven
tuross union conyugal, en- ell dia
de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

Nos es grato enviar nuestras
feficitaclones muy especiales a
la gentil pareja tornado por ell
senior Roberto B. Fensholt y Sc
nora, la gentil dana salvado.
ma Lolita Mayans de Fensholt,
con motive de la grata celebra-
cion de sus Bodas de Muselina,
terrer aniversario matrimonial,
en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Gonido Informal

vi senior Ramon P. Mariscal
y sonora, Ana Maria Fernandez
de Mariscal, ofrecieron una CO.
mida informal en- su Residential
de la barriada suroeste de esta
ciudad en- noches recientes para
festejar a I'm selecto grupo de
sus amistades.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Despedido

Por la via aerea sale hoy ha-
eia Santiago de Cuba, a disfru-
tar de una tempurada de recreo,
Ell senior Orlando Marquee, a
quien despedimos cordialmente,
deseandole I'm feliz viaje y unas
vacaciones muy placenteras.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
Aniversorio Matrimonial

Celebran en- esta fecha la gra-
ia OCCASION de un nuevo aniver-
sario de bodas ell senior Jorge
Magdaleno y sonora, Ella Felipe
de Magdaleno, miembros apre-
clados de nuestra colonia cuba
M residente en- Miami.
Vayan para ellos nuestras sin
ceras felicitaciones y votos por
SUI ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
DEL LOCALIZED Netoria ALeiondxe
poema oe hoy
Amor

Estoy ohoro tmpreonodo TODD 20 de duIzuro;
desde que me besoste, todo yo soy amor,
Y en- Ia vida y Ia muerte, en- Iecho y ~sepulturo,
20 no sere otro coso que amor. amor, amor.
En- Ia corne y Ell alma, en- Ia sombro y los huesos,
va no tendre mos nunco otro oIor nj sobor
que ell sober y ell perfume que he obsorbido en- tus besos
me has dodo una ~froooneio tereo y viva de flor.)
Hosto ell dItino dtono de mi pief es aroma.
(Oh, mortal Podrsdunbre, te he vencido toI vezD
Eres mi hermono, oh, Irio eres mi hermono, job, Pomo!
Desde que 81 me besoro, rosa mi cuerpo es.
JUANA De IBARBoURoU
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
onomdstieo

Las felicitaciones de sus amis-
tades recibira esta tarde ell apre-
ciado caballero cubano senior
Lazaro Taboada, con motive de
la grata celebration de SUI ono
mastico.
W -
Aproyechamos la OCCASION pa
"a enviarle un cordial saludo y
nuestros votos por su ventura
personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17
RestabIeeida

Nos complace anotar ell com.
pleto restablecimiento de la
apreciada dana puertorriquena
sonora Providencia de Juliao,
quien Sc encontraba recluida en-
una de nuestras clinicas bajo
tratamlento medico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-17

Bodos de MuseliMo

D0oob nc Na0oGttUU
Unimos nuestras mas earas
felicitaciones a las muchas que
reciban en- ell dia de hoy los
apreciados esposos, John Agui-
RE y sonora, Carmen Gamone-
da de Aguirre, con motive de
la grata celebration de sus b.
das de Muselina, tres amos de
venturosa union matrimonial.
*R .u.,---Y :
En- ell dia de hoy eelebran la
grata OCCASION de sus Bodas de
Muselina, Ser. aniversario con
yugal, ell senior Richard w. Fer.
gusOn y sonora, la gentil dana
Guiana Angela Eiro de Fergu.
son. .
Vayan para eilos nuestras mas
calidas felicitaciones y votos
perque disfruten de muchos
amos mas de compression ma
trjmonial.
cumpleahos
En- ell dia de hoy ceiepra Ell
primer anito de SUI dorado exis-
tencia la primorosa ninita Terry
Anne Fraser. encanto del hogar
tornado por ell senior David Fra
ser y sonora, Teresita ANDREW
de Fraser.
Nos complace enviarle nues-
tras carlnosas felicitaciones, que
hacemos extensiyas a sus padres
como tambien a dos Luis Gomez
AHau y a dona Maria Teresa
Gomez, amantisimos bisabuelos
y abuelita, respectivamente, de
la linda Terry Anne, a la vez
que formulamos votos porque
gOce de una larga vida, plena
de salud, bienestares y ~alegrias.
xsx
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy espe-
cial a la gentil dana sonora La
cara p. de Nuremberg, esposa
del sepor Ramon P. Nuremberg
con motive de la grata celebra.
cion de SUI cumpleanos en- ell dia
dc hoy.
Pasa a la pagina 81
Evening star., 1958-07-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

enq Dora oshanskn o7 1915 Pee.
body st, NV.
wnlls Mlns Il ltii Potomac ave
i1th at Sc
william Il. ctiey, ae, 1901 Melr pl
ne. and Patricia Lyons ls 7io
Michael Markets. ir.. %, Alexandria
ana Jane o. Greenwood, "a, b24n
Nebraska ave. nv.
Arthur }. stewart, "a, 23s4 champlain
n. lSii aes coreoIah assnFyh n 7. Nv Johnson
Hsnderscn. ss. both Of si5 iOth
Ann NJ. Reifsnider, 10, oetiyshurg
CHARLES L. Mccrsa, So. asoo cathedrs
Ave- Az NV. i. and Doris 4. Fagnss' zs
Thomas n Tucker. 10, Turret gr
aw., and Jeanette I. Mcewain. id,
Harold d swain, IT, ~, and Joye,
A. Merrill Z 8. both Of Groyeton, va
Alphonzo b. fpawkins, -. 423 4th At
neg and Ervan A. Brier, 20, GIL
stryiowski. ~. both Of isiS New
RoFer N, Ward. 81. 1910 Kansas ave
nv and Sarah I. pinele, 20, Arl.
PhIilp !. soils, q. Boiling Air Forcs
Base, and Pearl. M, Mckeehan. 10,
403 East Capitol st.
Va and Adele b. PrSihsr. I.' Il. isa
Aubrey NJ Bats, 20. l4Q9 3 ST. So,
and Jean D. Smith. 20, l427 Nalli
Melvin n. Fitzserald, 80, gli EAST
Capitol e., and Martha B. Fit1.
Raymond SsneiSd /" RiRRarsSoi RieRasdson, IS. BoIlins
Air Force Base, and Randra n
Thompson, 10, 27Q7 Nichols ave Sc
David A. Leyton, 25, and Behtsahe
Palazio, s5, both Of l743 P 81. NV
William A. Richardson. ~. 1917 5Sth
Evening star., 1958-07-10
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Evening star., 1958-07-10
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Evening star., 1958-07-10

lginia section Of the Interstate
81 system Of Federal-state
roads.
Construction has started on
the 3.03-mile section Of high
way which eventually win be
part Of a 26-mile link Of inter-
state highway across Berkeley
County from the Virginia to
the Maryland lines.
Ground breaking ceremonies
are scheduled for II am. We'd
nesday at a point about 5 miles
north Of Martinsburg, q short
distance west Of U. S. II which
the new highway win roughly
parallel.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

p, ne and Ernestinc Jones, 10,
4oo Massachusetts ave, NV.
Leandro a. Montana. 90. and Maufccn
smith, iv, both Of Arlington.
Donell dlaaco, "a, and vivian NJ. carr,
-, both ol 456 n 81, NV.
james \ Timer, %. 2f07 n st. ne.
and Marva p. 9troman, 20, $50
Lowrie plt ne.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
West Virginia Road
Ceremony Planned

MARTINaBURo. W. Va.
July 10 lH Gov. Underwood
win ny here Wednesday to break
ground for the frst West Vir-
Evening star., 1958-07-10

Leroy o. Henderson. 80. SIS 4sth pl
mel. and Martha C. Taylor, 20
51ea Hayes 81. ne.
Horace p Dixon 20, Adelphi Nd,
and Elizabeth J. Gibbs, 70. deod
LIST st. s.W.
Edward q. Lloyd, a, 7os iith st. se.
ana Norma 4. Christian. 49, eVa
Allen W. Craig. 90. ae4o Birnsy pl
s.ss ana Rosalie briGht 20 1913
Arss'l As:' h e :rfss Ss:'Es "a cSssi Hsss
Eussns ssS'Ge 3. MisekIsr, 81. sS2i carolina
p, NV: and Barbara A. ThaFD' ez'
oscrss y d tragkIIn. e.. gs. as H q.
2705 18th 81. ne. ~
oeesi. oeessi.oi A.. Wans me orst,a oyyn sii,h' E0is is
Melvin X Joraan. ss, emithneId. va,
yusene sea ~ Youss. 81 D 5S4 ESi'Sn i4tS q, ~ =,
and Norma J. Kent, 81, 440
Kentucky ave. s.e.
Frank A. Knapp, III, 35. 2l27 2eth
st. NV, and Kathryn h. Street, %,
200 conneetieut aye. ny. y.....
Chauncey II. Jones, 2l. le Patterson
E ,ts...,, ne anq Gloria Ellerbe. 49, 10
yredsTieE ssssSsoq d Il rilard, ns SO. 1897 s st.
s.sg and porothy :. stsin' 50, Glass
sertrafn Z Hamilton, 10, 1891 18Th
et nv. and Rowena NJ. Luck, ~,
Louis iNsisonS., %, ei1S Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

Under b. c. IdiD couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day. iDatt three
fun days and receive the
license on the nth day. Sum
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-11
Legislature
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tervening three days. The first
two ballots produced 5-to-5
deadlocks, with Senator Cook
voting for himself. After that
Cook, as he had earlier inform
ed Senator Hoey he would do,
cast his vote for Steen and turn
ed the election. The Tribbitt-
Quigley fight was drawn along
somewhat different lines. Trib-
bitt had the solid backing of the
McDowell-Derrickson group, but
Quigley, earlier designated the
organization favorite, lost the
backing of the organization in a
dispute which led to his recent
departure as maintenance super
visor of the Delaware Memorial
Bridge. Without the backing of
the party chiefs, Quigley could
not buck the solid Kent axis. Sc
lection of the president pro TEN
and speaker of the House actual
ly is done by the full member
ship of each house, but normally
the minority party abides by the
choice of the majority.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-11
Kraus Selected
AS Trip Alternate

Karen Kraus, a member of
local Girl Scout Troop 40l, has
been selected as first alternate
to the National Girl Scout
Roundup to be held in Colorado
Springs, Colo, in the summer of
1859. The announcement was
made this week by leaders Of
the local unit. Selection for this
event is one of the outstanding
awards received by a Scout.
Troop 40l, senior unit in the
Smyrna area, recently was re-
activated. Seven girls have thus
far been inducted into member
ship. All eligible girls in the
community are invited to be-
come full-fledged m m b r S :.
Meetings are conducted monthly
with special activities featured
at all gatherings. The troop has
dressed dolls for Christmas,
gone on an out-of-doors trip to
Newark, helped two evenings a
week in the Smyrna Public Ii
brary, baby-sit on Election Day,
and performed several other
community services. A 5-point
program has been put into effect
to strengthen the troop and its
activities.
Smyrna times., 1958-12-11
Ferguson
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best attitude of the people is
open support. "a pat on the
back" in the effort. Lets get at
it and make a better world" he
said in conclusion. Arvel L. Cop
page was inducted into member
ship in the club by Henry Ennis,
past district governor, and with
Ernest Mattiford as sponsor.
Medford Davis conducted the
business session and made the
response to the speaker. The
program had been arranged by
Joseph w. Ennis and Col. Fer
guson was introduced by Mrs.
Joseph w. Ennis, who has de-
voted much effort through wom-
ems clubs in the matter of safe
ty problems. Harry Moor, chair
man of the Christmas baskets in
the stores in Clayton, reported
on that project. Plans are being
made for the annual charter and
ladies night celebration of the
club which will be held Wednes-
day, Dec. IL, at The Wayside
Inn, Smyrna.