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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05

CuatrO peleas de 10 rounds pOdran saborear los fanaticOs loca.
les eIa noche Ell Miami Beach Auditorium cuando ell promoter
Chris Dundee presente OHa Veada Semanal "alLStar".
La pelea estelar sera a 10 rounds entire los lighweit Robinson
Garcia de La Hsbana y Bobby Bell de New York. Las otras tres
pelea incluyen una entire los middleweight Sal Fuentes de La Ia.
bsna y Claude Williams de Tampa; una entire los weHerweight Ike
Vaughn de Miami y Rocky Ferguerson de Nassau; y una entire los
middleweight Andy Mayfeld y 10 Jordan ambos de Miami,
Garcia es considerable como unO de los meiores prospectus que
ha venidO de Cuba en- largo tempo, es de la cuadra del excam.
peon Kid GavlAn icon ell que apaIece EN- Ia foto). Ell peIeador Gu.
banO dc II amos que Sc parece y peea como Ray Robinson, ha per.
dido solo 4 encuentrOs en- 81 saidas al cuadrilatero.
Bell, un veteranO de 81 peleas, reeientemente perd6 una peIea
por decision con Willie Pep pero ha impartidO impresiOnantes de.
rrOtas a CarmelO Costa, Rudy Garcia y Tommy Tibbs.
La pelea entire FuenteS Y Williams sera un bout entire inyictos.
Fuentes es de la cuadra de Garcia, ha ganadO dos peleas aqui a
Ray Sheppard Y Willie Mack. Williams eda hacienda SUI debut
local. .
La primera pelea empezara a las 845 PM. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05

RESULTADOS
Rochester S.; Miami 1
Montreal Ia; Richmond 20
Buffalo IL; Havana 2
Toronto Z; Columbus 6
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
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LlGA NACI0NAL

RESULTADOS:
Los Angeles 81; Cinci 6-3
Braves as. Glgantes 80
Pittsburgh 20; San Luis 90
Filadelfia $40; Chicago 2-12
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-05
| 6 AMERICANA

RESULTADOS
Chicago "a; Yankees 10
Detroit "a; Baltimore FL
Boston "a; Cleveland "a
Kansas City 1873. Washington y0-4
l&A INTERNATIONAL
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21

General Merchandise Hardware.
Farm Supplies Phone HI 24ol
Cumberland Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21
Hunting Season Starts Out With
4 Bang As anderson Bags A Prize

tf Ma Virginia lan.ei al re
iiir MISS Jatnersoh. those no
came ior The week End aeft MIS-
Hlly Almond aud son Of Ports
fhputtl. and Mr. lnd Mrs sam
GhanibcrS ana daughter Those
Allu ,aGlr Sunday ia The birthday
ilnnrr Mere Mr. and Ms Charles
1Aimrtson ana on and Mrs Y 2
kothReh
Aiis Jul0S Coleman was hostess
iu the WScS Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs K NJ Morgan and
CNdna Are spending the week with
MIS- G b Morgan Harold Garrett
and ons. Tom David and Randy
bad lunch in the Morgan home
Saturday Miss Louise Morgan
ioined the family last Saturday
MISS Billie Morgan. who has
been ii patient IN The Memorial
Hospital IN kmhnuoad. va fe-
leased Monday nnd lett for her
apartment ID Alexandria She is
nNprrtrd home later III the week
Evening 81 Splrndor
Saturday EVENING" when her
Mlh-'4 ReG.nental Band Of the
GfrnaiicI Guard and the nnassed
pipe- ana highland dancers oi the
Scot, Guards put On 4 program AT
ihe Richmond Arena Mr. Fred
Flood Wa here her eye and ears
drinking IN the splendor ard the
melody The glow had not dimmed
Monday morning Mrs Flood S
eyes san hone a. she told OF her
outing and happily bowed her mo
menlo Of the evening. pro
2ramne bearing the AUTOGRAPH Of
one Of The musician
hIi Una Flood came Monday
for \ fe~ dle Nitl her family
heie
Nu~s Nrgnia pafteF and ! friend
nom LoAewood NJ Ann Willard
were week end guests Of MI and
Mrs John l. Parker
Plagued by asthma. Mrs jack
Anderson spent last week III Rich.
Hond taking IL Is to find ont the
cause She returned home Friday
ana ls awaiting 4 report from her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-21
Four big reaSons why
FORD
IS OUTSELLING
ALL OTHER SO CARS

The world s best-sellIng
car is the car With
Thunderblrd elegance
II the greatest styling decision of the
year, the American public has already
shown clear preference ior the new
Fords. Ford sales are way ahead of all
competition. Why One reason il the
classic simplicity OF their 'lhunderblrd
INSPIRED deslgn clean crisp lines That
are pure automobHe, And Fords are
built Tor people-to slt IN, to drlse. 10
ride in-Wlth comfort.
The car in hottest demand
across the land has greater
roomlness and comfort
Thousands Of customers have bought
the new Ford over all competition for
another compelling reason -lt's true
passenger car. Th. only four
passenger car We recommend II the
Thunderbirdt y All six Ford passengers
get plenty OF every kind Of room
from leg and head TO elbow and hip
Rear seat passengers don't feel like
they re riding with their feet in a bucket
The No. / car in sales
saves money On gas. on oil.
on maintenance bills
A new Ford will save you up to 81 a
gallon on gas. That's because botn
standard engines w. Six Or Thunderbird
y-8-thrlve on regular gas. And Ford
saves on oil, too, with a Full Flow Oil
Filter as standard equipment. Drive
1000 miles between oil changes, And
you can forget about waxing your car
Ford's Diamond Lustre Finish stays
cleaning bright without waxing efeyt
The most popular American
car is priced as much as
SlO2 rs lower
Ford costs you less right down the line
than the competition. Compare price
tags and you'll see that the manufac-
turer's suggested retail price OF a Ford,
equipped with radio, heater and auto
matte transmission, is as much as
sl02.75 less than the major COM
petition! And on an aforementioned
car, you can save up to $219.85. So
compare and sare on 1859 Ford!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

fourth bond issue for that pur-
pose will be submitted to coun-
ty voters In November 1859.
They are not voting just on
something we want" Burns S
said, but on something which is
"humanely necessary" for the
county.
"The word Jail and the fact
we were asking for money are
what defeated the issue" Burns
said. He maintained the location
of the proposed jail had little
or nothing to do with the plans
rejection.
Geauga voters said no on No
vember to a 100000 bond is
sue, proposed by county C 0 M
misSioners, which would have
built a three story addition to
the present jail on Main st. in
Chardon.
The issue received a 52.03 per
cent affirmative vote. Fifty
five percent affirmative is re-
quired for passage.
Geauga voters also turned
down a $4l5, 900 bond issue in
1856 to build a jail on the back
of the courthouse, and a $425,-
900 bond issue in 1857 to build
a jail on Rt. 6 west of Chardon
square, just within the village
limits.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

The all member meeting of
the Geauga League Of Women
Voters at Chesterland Commu-
nifty Church on Thursday, Nov.
20, with hubby and interested
friends, will hear Mr.. Charles
Day speak about, "The Middle
East How Important To The
West" Mr.. Day returned from
a trip to the Middle East this
fall. and his talk promises to be
stimulating and Informative
The address begins at 8 pm.
The group will also meet the
high school winner of the lea
gue's essay contest on a subject
recommended by the Social Sci
ence teachers of the competing
schools, namely, What T h e
United Nations Means To Me,
A Citizen OF The u. S." 7 h e
judges will be Mr.. Bradford Pu.
sey of Valley Presbyt a n
church, Mr.. Judson ToWnley of
Chesterland Community church
and Mr.. Donald Preslan of Bur.
ton Congregational church. For
NAL presentation Of the prize,
chaperoned trip to the Cincin-
natti Youth Workshop, will take
place at the covered dish din
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

There are too many other
things on the ballot which dir
ectly affect the voters" Burns
said. He cited school issues as
an example.
In later conversation with the
other two commissioners h e
said: Voters in these rura /
areas won't approve anythi n g
but school issues.
Some newspapers and Geau-
ga Sheriff Louis A. Robusky
have advocated the commissio-
ners placing a bond issue on the
ballot for a jail closer to t h e
center of the county. The coun-
ty home property in Claridon
Twp. has been suggested as a
possible site.
Those favoring such a plan
have claimed the Sheriff.s office
would be in a better location to
serve all Of the county, andit
would be close to the Geauga
Community Hospital now under
construction.
Commissioners have rejected
the plan, claiming the added ex-
pense of a water and sewage
system and construction of ade-
quate driveways would be pro-
hibitive. These expenses would
not be incurred If a jail were
built in Chardon Village.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

The first annual Geauga Coun-
ty basketball preview will be
held in the new West G e u G a
gym Friday, November 81. at
TOO pm. The counts newest
gym has a seating capacity of
1900. Each spectator is assured
of having ful and close view of
the game. The floor is of champ
ionship size and is expected to
alter the style of play in t h e
Geauga County league. The pre-
view is expected to give a good
Indication of the relative siren
9Th of each team.
Preseason dope has it that the
Burton Maple Leafs will be the
team to beat. Most of the league
coaches flatly state that t h e
real contest is for second place.
However, two of the leagues se-
nior coaches have indicated that,
given a fair share of the breaks,
they intend to make the race for
first rather than second place.
Starting at TOO pm. the first
game finds the NeWbury Black
Nights going against Thompson.
A second contest brings two old
rivals, the Cardinal Huskies and
the West Geauga Wolverines to-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
John Bazler
Enters Marine
Academy

Cadet John Albrecht Bazler,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Baz-
Ter of $50 South st., Chardon,
has been appointed TO the Unit
ed States Merchant Marine Ac-
cademy, Kings Point, N. Y.
He entered the Academy on
August IS, 1858, beginning a
four year course preparing him
for a career as a deck, offic-
er in the American Merchant
Marine.
The United States Merchant
Marine Academy is one of the
youngest of the five F e d e r al
Academies and serves the Anne
rican Merchant Marine as West
Point and Annapolis serve the.
Army and Navy.
Cadet Bazler graduated in
1858 from Chardon High School,
and during his first year at
Kings Point, in addition to his
regular college courses will be
prepared in such basic courses
of his future profession as Sea-
manship, Celestial Navigation
and Fire Fighting.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
Chardon Cof c.
Elects Kingston

Larry Kingston of The Snap
out Forms Co. was elected pres
ident of the Chardon Chamber
of Commerce for 1859 at t h e
groups dinner meeting Monday
night in the Montville Commun-
ity Church.
Others elected are: Roland C
Osborn, vice president; John r,
Aumick, treasurer; Henry B
Gunter, George L. Baker Jr.,
Bob Barnum, Sol A. Helser,
Arnold Haueter and Charles L,
Rickard, members of the board
of directors.
The group heard county com.
missioner william Burns speak
of the need of industry in Gea-
uga County.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
Welcome Wagon
Meets Tonight

At 800 pm. tonight the We'll
come Wagon club will hold their
monthly meeting at the Pilgrim
Christian Church Educational
Building, Speaker will be Miss
Mary Ann Strava, Director, La
ke Erie Academy of Cosmetic
logy. Her topic is Beauty is
your Duty"
Everyone is invited to attend
this meeting, including new
mothers and new residents, so
come and bring a friend.
Nominations for Vice Presi :
dent will be received, voting
will take place at this meeting
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
Nuclear Scientist
Teacher to Visit
Chardon School

william j. Brown, travelling
science teacher" from Oak Rid
ge, Tennessee, will visit Char
don High School during the
week of December 8 to present
a series of special lecture-dem-
onstrations on a variety Of sci
entific topics.
Mr.. Brown is one of nineteen
science teachers now touring
more than 500 high schools tn
roughout the United States and
Puerto Rico during the 1958-59
academic year. He is one of Sc
ven teachers representing t h e
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear
Studies (ORINS), which c o n
ducts the Oak Ridge Travelling
Science Demonstration Lecture
Program under the joint spon-
sorship of the National Science
Foundation and the United Stat
es Atomic Energy Commission.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
COUNTY BROKE; CITE sHERIFF's SPENDING
Robusky Says He Won't
Cut Back Department

stead of every two years. I'M
der the present system the dep
artment has seven cars, with
four and three cars purcha e d
new in alternate years.
According to Robusky tn e
department will have to spend
about SIS 900 this year for auto
repair alone, most of which is
on the cars which are now two
years old. He believes if $4,000
of this amount were used to
enable the county to buy all
new cars every year, that less
than the remaining $4,000 would
be needed for repairs.
Mrs. Kronk said only one other
department overspent appropri-
atoms this year. That was Judge
William r. Macdonalds county
court, where "about $780, add
itional was required for supp
lies.
| Commissioners can borrow on
next years funds to enable them
to continue operations, but, a s
Mrs. Kronk pointed out, borrow
ing will leave that much lie s S
for operating in 1859.
RobuSky said the Sheriff's
department once operated with
an annual budget of SOC, 600,
but that was cut back in a cou-
nty economy move about o ur
years ago, following the defeat
by voters of a county operating
tax levy.
The county ran into a similar
shortage problem about four
years ago, although not gu t e
as bad, according to county
commissioners chairman VIM.
Burns. I'VE predicted at t h a t
time we would run into the same
problem again." Burns said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
Plan Services Today
for Forrest p. Hazen

Her husband, w. G. Lii ] y,
and a son, Willard A., preceded
her in death.
Surviving besides her daugh-
ter are two sons: G. j. Lilly OF
Arizona and william d. of Char
don, and seven grandchildren.
Services were from. the David
I. Jones Funeral Home, Cleve-
land. Burial was In Harvard
Grove Cemetery.
JOHN POTOKAR
Rites were held Tuesday n
st. Vitus Church, in Cleveland,
for John Potokar, "a, former
Charon resident and founder
and owner of the Double Eagle
Bottling Co., Z. 65th st. an d
st. Clair Ave-, Cleveland.
He died Saturday at his home,
1893 E. 61st ST., Cleveland.
Mr.. Potokar lived in the large
brick house, across from st.
Mary's Church on North st. for
many years. The residence S
now owned by the church n
which Mr.. Potokar was active.
He was widely known for his
interest in church work and in
Slovenian community activities
He was a member of st. Vitus
Catholic Church and the Holy
Name Society there, and a mem
Der of Lodge 5 of Slovenian Soc.
iety and Christ the King Lodge
of the Catholic Slovenian Union
He was also a member of t h c
Eagles.
Mr.. Potokar was born in Yugo.
slavia. He came to Cleveland ir
1900. His wife, Anna, died nine
years ago after 58 years Of
marriage. Surviving are three
grandchildren and a sister.
Burial was in Calvary Gene.
terry, Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
7 Fined in
Mayors Court

Area residents fined in may.
or's court Monday night by Oh.
ardon Mayor Vain L. Parsons
include:
Edward Grennan, SO, Char
don, no mud flaps, SIS and costs,
fine suspended.
Melvin A. Grover, 38, Rt. /,
NeWbury, defective tail lights,
SIS and costs, fine suspended.
Donald Began, %, Rt. A,
Chardon, Speeding $40 and costs.
John D. Boris Jr., %, Fair
mont Rd.. Newbury, reckless
operation, found not guilty.
Ray Eward Carver, 20, Still
well Rd., Chardon, driving left
Of center line, signed waiver for
$20.50.
Donald r. Kemp, %, Auburn
Rd., Chardon, speeding, signed
waiver for $3.50.
Danny Puhalsky, 81, Rt. 6,
Chardon, running red lig hit,
signed waiver for $10.50.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
Hospital
One third
Complete

First payment of SITS, 600 IN
federal Hill Burton funds will
be made soon to the Geauga
Community Hospital, admins :
traitor Paul G. Jacobs announc-
ed today. The payment follows
recent inspection by the Ohio
State Health Dept, made when
the building was 80 perce MT
mplete.
Contractor George zakany OF
Hambden estimates construc :
ton is one month ahead OF sch
edule at the present time. Tne
building is scheduled for COM
pletion in July 1859.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
Snapout Strikers Set Up Housekeeping

Moving a housetrailer in and
setting up a camp instead of a
picket line In front of The Snap
out Forms Company by striking
employees viii be argued tn is
afternoon In Common Pleas cou-
rt In Chardon.
The company asked for an In.
junction last Saturday. In their
petition to the court they said
the house trailer was parked on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
/. r. Martin Heads
Geauga Realtors

Seauga county Real state
Board met at The Manor House
Punderson Lake, with Is Real
tors and 3 statesmen associa-
tes present. State Trustee, r. o.
Wolcott, gave his report Of the
State Convention.
The following officers were.
elected President, I. r. Mart
in; Vice President, Herbert Far
row; secretary, treasurer w. @.
Adams; State Trustee, R.O. VOL
colt.
The next meeting will be at
The Manor House, Punderson,
December 2.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

Rites are scheduled today for
Forrest Perry Hazen, 73, Aub-
urn Center Rd., Chardon, de-
scendant of one of the earliest
settlers In Geauga County. Mr..
Hazen died Monday night n
Lakeview Rest Home in Mantua.
He was born March 8, 1885,
in Munson where he farmed
nearly all his life.
Surviving are brother, Ray,
of Chardon; two nieces, Mrs.
Malcolm Boorn of Middlefield
and Mrs. Homer Tyler of Men
tor. Rev. Edward x hn e !,
pastor of the Fowlers Mills Com
munity Church, will officiate at
the services. Interment will be
In a mausoleum in Chardon.
The Ritondaro Funeral Home is
in charge.
MRS. ESTELLA nj. LILLY
Funeral services were held
Friday in Cleveland for NJ s.
Estella Mae Lilly, rs, of Auburn
Rd., who died Tuesday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ma
bel E. Warfield, in Whitehall,
Mich. Mrs. Lilly had been In
poor health for some time.
Born in Terre Haute, Ind,
Dec. 9, 1881, Mrs. Lilly was en-
ployed for 80 years by Western
Union in Cleveland and spent
the weekends at her home III
Chardon.
She took up full residence in
Chardon upon her retirement in
1948.
Mrs. Lilly was a member o1
Areme Chapter No. 292, Order
of Eastern Star, Moses Cleve,
land Chapter of Blue Star Mot.
hers, and Western Reserve Sis
terhood No. 200, DANES of Nal.
ta.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
AutoCr rashes
Injjure s
from Geauqa

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leggett
Mohtville, were injured in an
accident in Painesville Satur :
day afternoon, police there re-
port.
Police said Mrs. Jeanette
Lunka, q, Painesville, was the
driver of a car which collided
with a Montville Fire Depart
ment ambulance driven by MFR.
Leggett. According to police
Mrs. Lunka was proceeding tn
rough an intersection with the
green light while the ambulance
which had its siren and r e d
light in operation, was crossing
the intersection.
A maternity patient, Mrs
Barbara Burnet, Is, Montville,
was being taken to the hospital
for medical attention In the am
bulance and was being comfort
ed by Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Bur-
nett was not injured, according
TO reports.
Mrs. Hoffman was reported
in good" condition at L a X e
County Memorial Hospital fol-
lowing the accident. She receiv-
ed rib injuries. Mr.. Hoffman re-
ceived bruises.
Five Geauga County teenag-
ers received minor injuries
when the car in which t h e y
were riding skidded on wet
pavement and hit a tree at the
intersection of Chillicothe a n d
Hopkins Roads, Painesville, at
1888 pm. Saturday.
The driver of the car, Judith
M. Wright, is, Chesterland, at
tempted to slow down at t h e
intersection but when she a p
piled the brakes, the car skid
ded and went off the road, po-
lice said.
Passengers included Pat Cri-
tteneen, II; Donna Leonetti, is,
both of Chesterland; Pam la
pick, IA, and Barbara Olson,
is, both of Russell Twp. T h e
car was only moderately dam
aged but had to be toWed away
from the scene OF the accident.
An auto driven by Mae G..
zid, 58, Old State Rd,, Chardon
was damaged when it went into
the ditch on Chardon Windsor
Rd. at Grant st. Nov. 5, accord
ing to the sheriff's department
Reports state Mrs. Zid's car
went into the ditch after h G
swerved to avoid hitting a truck
operated by Richard E. Wells
II, 450 N. Hambden ST., Char :
don. which was making a left
turn. Deputies reported the turn
signals on the truck, owned by
Allan Whitright, Chardon Win
dsor Rd., were not working pro
perly.
The name post at the residen-
ce of E.. C. Culitan, Thwing Rd.,
Chardon, was knocked over
when it was struck by a a ]
driven by Joe Lewis Smedly, OF
Cleveland, on Thwing Rd. near
Rt. 6 recently, according to the
sheriff.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
3rd Defeat Fails to Alter Stand
of Commissioners on Jail Site

The third annual rejection by
Geauga County voters of a pro-
posed jail building In Chardon
Village does not add any siren
9Th to arguments for a bond is
sue for a Jail in the center of
the county, county commission
ers' chairman William Burns
said this week.
Commissioners reStated their
belief that they must place a
jail proposal On every ballot un-
til one is successful, and said a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

company property and along
with line of picket parked cars
was usurping on company prop
erty.
The company also asks that
the union be restrained from in
terfering with non striking en-
ployees going in and out; to re-
strain from intimidation and
threats of force people and tru-
cks attempting to enter the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
No Charges Filed
Against Steve Ziegler

Steve ziegler, proprietor of
the Sleigh Bell Ball Room in
Montville, has not been charg-
ed with selling liquor to minors.
The sheriffs department told
newspapers last Auust that zie-
gler would be charged following
a raid on the ballroom. They
said today that no action will
be brought because of lack of
evidence.