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CONCIERTOS DE MUSICA
MEXICANA

ANN ARBOR, Michigan, abril 8.
(UP).-La escuela de musica de la
Universidad de Michigan, presen-
tara 2 concietros de musica mexi-
cana los dlas IS y 20 del presente
mes, como parte del simposio de
arte e historic cultural de Mexico,
que Sc realizara conjuntamente con
una exposition de arte mexicano
en- ell Museo de Arte.
Ell cuarteto Stanley, que forman
los violinistas Gilbert Ross y Gusta
We Rosseels, Robert Courte, Viola,
y Oliver Edel, cello, con Frances
Greer, soprano, y Eugene Bossart,
pianista. actuara ell viernes Is en-
en- Rackham Lecture Hall. La or
questa sinfonica de la Universidad,
dirigida por Josef Blat, ell coro de
Michigan, dirigido por Maynard
Klein, y la banda sinf6nica de la
Universidad, ofreceran un concier-
to ell dial20 en- ell Hill Auditorium.
Ell Cuarteto Stanley ofrecera la
oracion del torero, de Turina; vi
dalita, composition argentina; Co.
co de los Santos, musica panamena
en- arreglo de S%andoval; TIE Quiero,
Dijiste, de Grever; y cinco cancio-
mes populares argentinas, de Ginas-
terra. La orquesta sinf6nica tocara,
Poema Elegiaco de Ponce, y Hua.
pango, de Moncayo. Los cantantes
ofreceran Madre, La Mi Madre, y
Por I'm Sevillano de Salazar; Ar
bolico tie Secaste, de Chavez; y TIE
Deum Jubllar, de Jimenez.
NUEVO SERVICIO AEREO
MEXICO, abril 8. (UP).-Esa
ciudad y la capital venezolana que
daran unldas por I'm nuevo servi-
clio aereo %bisemanal, a partir del
sabado proximo, anunciaron hoy
las autoridades de Guest Aerovias
de Mexico.
Ell nuevo vuelo, con escala en-
Panama, Sc cumplira los microbes
y sabados, utilizando aviones Su-
perconstellation que uniran Cara
cas- y esta capital en- nueve horas.
Los dirigentes de la Guest die
ron que esperan aumentar ell hume
70 de vuelos semanales despues de
dos meses
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Ell RECIENTE ACTO
~SUBVERSIVO

ASUNCION, abril 8 CUP -
Ell Ministerio del Interior infor-
mo, que los restos del grupo ar
mado, que ell martes ultimo alta
CO al pueblo de Coronel Bogado,
cruzo aver ell Rio Parana, inter.
nandose en- territorio argent.
no, diez Kilometres al oeste de
Posadas.
Agrega la information que Ell
grupo, tornado por siete perso-
mas, estaba comandado por Co.
raz6n Chamorro y que llevaron
sus respectivas armas hasta la
costa argentina.
Un communicate Official anun.
clio ell martes que I'm grupo de
40 personas armadas intento apo
derarse de Coronel Bogado, re-
sultando varios muertos, heridos
y prisioneros.
Paraguay ha pedldO a las au-
toridades argentinas la interna.
cion del grupo rebelde CONAN
dado por Chamorro.
En- ell Ministerio del Interior
Sc dijo: "Con este termin6 ell in.
feliz episode de Coronel Boga,
do y Sc ha restablecido la tran,
quilidad en- esa IONA. En- Ell resto
del pals la tranquilidad no ha ST.
do a~lterada".
Ell Partido Colorado, por otra
parte, dio una declaration con-
denando ell ataque a Coronel b.
gado y r~eafirmando su solidari.
dad con ell gobierno del general
Stroessner. Agrega ell documen-
to, que para repeler cualquier
intento subversivo estan unidos
ell gobierno, Ell Partido Colorado
y las fuerzas armadas.
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NARI0 Las AMERICAS -

del Sur, actualmente bajo una
dictadura militar'- esta cam
biando por fin de sistema.
"Dos cosas, sin embargo son
totalmente nuevas y podrian
~anunciar ell surgimiento de Para
raguay, por fin, a la luz del 81.
glo Xxx La primera esta sim
bolizada por la protesta del Pa
DIRE, Ramon Talavera, contra la
dictadura del General Alfredo
%Stroessner, despues de que este
Sc religiera para un segundo Pc
riodo presidential por medic de
la farsa de un 'plebiscito' -, dice
ell editorial y agrega:
"No cabe duda que ell Padre
Talavera, expresa los sentimien-
tos de la Iglesia Cat6lica en- Pa
raguay, pues la Iglesia Sc ha de.
clarado contra las dictaduras en-
Argentina, Colombia, VeneZue-
la y Cuba en- los ultimos tres
amos.
'Otro peligro para ell General
Stroessner, es la tendencia gene
raj de la America Latina contra
las dictaduras militares. Ell &C.
neral S~troessner da indicios de
preocupaci6n, y con razon".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
BAN EXENCION A 4
NDUSTRIAS

SAN JUAN-El Gobernador in
terino, senior Roberto Sanchez vi
leila, aprob6 aver la concession de
exencion contributiva a cuatro cor
poraciones que tendran una nomi-
ma combinada de alrededor de
$210, 900 anuales.
Las corporaciones que quedan
exentas del page de contribucio-
mes son las siguientes:
Julia Industries, Inc, para la
manufacture de mobiliario para
nihos, consistentes de %sillas, lite.
ras y b%anquetas, y que da empleo
a nueve personas con una nomina
de $13,9 1874 anuales. Establecida en-
Caguas.
Universal Wear, Inc, que cubre
la manufacture de blusas y faldas
para sehoras y pantalones y CANT
sas sport para niios. Emplea %
personals para una n6mina annual
de $42, 1000. Sc espera una produc-
ci6n de $3.50, 900 en- la fabrica que
Sc establecera en- Generic.
Continental Products, Inc, a es-
tablecerse en- Camuy para Ia ma
nufactura de cuchilleria y amolado-
res y abrelatas %electricos, con AZ
8 As empleados, una nomina de
$102,O0 y production de $5oO,0 600.
Cole Industries, Inc, para la ma
n~ufactura de mAquinas duplicado.
ras electricas de llaves. Empleara
entire 20 a 80 personals y aun no
Sc ha determinado donde Sc esta-
blecera. La nomina fluctuara en-
tire $4,000 y $4,000 y Sc estinna
Ia production en- 500, 900.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
MUNOZ VERA BILL
INCENTIVE CANA

A mas tardar hoy martes estara
en- manos del G%obernador para SUI
consideration final la R.C. del S.
813 que asigna ST. ZOO, 900 para in.
centivos para siembras nuevas de
cana.
La Comision de Hacienda de la
Camara que preside ell licenciado
Santiago Polanco Abreu, conside-
ro aver y recomendo favorable
mente la MEDIA. Ell Secretario de
Agriculture y Concrete, Sr. Luis
Rivera Santos, puso enfasis en- que
Ell proyecto fuese aprobado a la
mayor brevedad.
Dada la disposition de todos los
s~ectores politicos Representatives en-
la Comision de Hacienda hacia la
propuesta legislation, Sc da como
cosa resuelta que a mas tardar ell
proximo martes estara va aproba-
da por la Camara de Representa-
ties y en- manos del Gobernador.
Sc asegura en- las esferas legislati-
vas y o~ficiales que la Resolution
Sc convertira en- ley.
GESTIONAN NDEMNIZACION
SAN JUAN - Ell Reprseentan-
tie a la Camara, Federico A. Corde.
no, revel6 que esta hacienda ges-
tones para lograr que Sc acelere
La consideration por la Comision
de Hacienda de la Camara de Re-
pr~esentantes, que preside ell licen-
ciado Santiago Polanco Abreu, de
la MEDIA radicada por Ell para que
sc conceda una indemnizacion de
$1,000 a los padres del joven Car.
los Manuel DAvila de Carolina.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
Argentina
Frondii Defiende a u Companero
de Formula, Dr.. Alexandra Gomez

MONTEVIDEO, abril 8 (UP)
En- conferencia de prensa, ell
doctor Arturo Frondizi defendi6,
calurosamente, a SUI companero
de formula, vice Presidente cleo
to, doctor Alexandra Gomez, di-
ciendo que era I'm viejo luchador
democratic. Trato ash de desvir-
tuar las informaciones tildando-
10 de simpatizar con los eomunis-
tas.
Ell Presidente electo argenti-
no, lego aver por la manana, en-
la primera etapa de su vista a
varios paises sudamericanos y
hoy seguira a Rio de Janeiro.
Ell doctor Frondizi contesto
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cultades para reorganizar la famI-
liza por 10 memories etc, no podian
hacerlo; q cerca del so por Glen
to de las personas investigates
estaba integrado por memories de
10 amos y ell 6,15 por ciento por
memories de Is amos.
iQue calidad es problema So
cial Sc desprende de las cifras an
teriores? iC6mo borrar las ina
g~inaciones de todos estos seres ino-
centes, desarraigados de sus no.
cares, sumidos en- la miseria y
ell dolor? jComo puede solucio-
narse Ell problema de la rehabi-
litacion campesina? 5Cuantos de
los criminales monstruosos, cuyos
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09

inumerables preguntas de los
periodistas locales y extranjeros,
en- relacion con diversos profile.
mas economics argentinos y *
pres6 que ell petroleo sera explo-
tado, exclusivamente, por Yaci-
mientos Petroliferos Fiscales y
que probablemente Sc contra
tartan equipos tecnicos para las
perforaciones, "pero nunca, re-
pito nunca, para SUI exploitation"
En- medic de grandes aplausos
de los periodistas, Frondizi ex-
preso que ell primero de mayo
considerable problemas interna'
cionales relacionados con Uru.
(Pasa a la Pagina y
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Preston InflacionSta en- Argentina y Brasil
0casion0 Perdidas de DiNisas Extranjeras

WASHINGTON, abril 8. (UP).-
En- los circulos economics oficia-
les de EStados Unidos Sc opina que
la perdida que s~ufrieron Argentina
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09

y Brasil en- sus reservas de divisas
e%xtranjeras, fue causada principal
mente por presiones inflacionistas
en- dichos paises; y, que los grandes
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
Delegation de Diputados Chi|enos
que viSitan {. u. Viajan a Texas
Por HENRY RAYMOND

WASHINGTON, Abril 8. -(UP)- Una delegation de diputa
dos chienos parh6 aver a Dallas, Texas, trs una semana de entire
vistas con altos funcionarios del gobierno, .miembros del congreso J
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
Brasil
Kubitschek Exhorta q Prensa Mundial
a Trubuiur en- Favor de Ia JUsticiu

RIO DE JANEIRo, Abrl 8 -(UP)- Ell Presidente Juscehno
Kubitschek exhorto a la prensa mundial, a trabajar en- favor de la
iustcia para "superar ell odio, la ceguera y la fala de carload.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
Los HMroes de Ia ViOIenia
La Triste Suerte de los ExiIados
Inocentes en- Ia Miseria
Por JAIN OSPINA

NOTA.-Este es Ell segundO de una serie de
~articulos en- que Sc MARIAN los hOrrores de la VIC.
Iencia politica en- ell departamentO de TOlima.
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tifica la asignaci6n de dinefo all
torizada por este estatuto".
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-09
FALTAN rs DIAS PARA LA
ELECCION

BOGOTA, (TP).-Exactamente
dentro de Is dias ell pueblo COLON
biano elegira, en- los segundos CO.
micios libres en- siete amos, al pre-
sidente de la republica para ell pc
riodo constitutional 1958-1962.
A tempo que los dirigentes po-
liticos adelantan i~ntensamente sus
ultimos trabajos en- busca de una
soluci6n que consagre los progra-
mas del Frente Nacional en- esa fe-
cha, las autoridades electorales Sc
preparan para rendir una nueva
jornada, la tercera en- la epoca de
libertad que vive Ell pals desde Ell
10 de mayo.
BESIDE csc dia, que marco ell CO.
mienzo de la Segunda Republica,
los colombianos han acudido a las
urnas en- dos oportunidades: la pri,
mera, ell 10 de diciembre de 1857,
para aprobar la reforma constitu'
cional que estableci6 los gobiernos
paritarios durante los proximos do
ce amos; la segunda, Ell 16 de mar
20 pasado, para integrar libremen'
te, al cabo de siete amos, los euer'
(Pasa a Ia Pagina u
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
Phone Co. Entertains
Employees at Picnic

Employees of The Chardon
Telephone company have proved
that they not only know how to
give telephone service but can
sell in championship style says
Baxter H. Case, vice president
and general manager. AS a re-
ward for selling 1877 extension
telephones in a two months en-
ployees sales campaign, Al were
guests of the company, at an
old fashioned picnic in Hambden
township, Saturday evening. The
affair was highlighted by a bar
becue with Baxter H. Case, and
w. B. Hardy Jr. commercial
manager, acting as hosts.
All employees were invited to
participate in the eX t n o n
drive which was started July l..
To give the campaign special
emphasis, the $500 installation
charge was waived. The en-
ployees entered wholeheartedly
into the campaign and contacted
hundreds of prospects both on
and off the job. A goal was set
and the promise made that if it
was reached an outing would be
the reward. In the drive the en-
ployees did not compete among
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
Women S League to Hear
Talk ON Election Issues

The Geauga League of Women
Voters will hold their first ALL
member meeting of the season
next Tuesday, Sept. Is, at Fow-
ler's Mills Community Church.
All former, present and prospec-
tive league members and their
husbands are invited to attend
this "Pot-luck, Smorgasbord ala
League, where culinary ac-
complishments are valued as
highly as Procedure and Leg
islation". The dinner begins at
$50 pm. and shall be followed
by a panel discussion on coming
election issues. The speakers of
the evening, Sheriff Louis A. Ro-
husky, Commissioners William
Burn and Edwin HofStetter,
Mr.. Chapman of the Welfare di-
vision and Elizabeth Frisse from
a Cleveland league, shall be in
troduced at eight o'clock by
Mrs. Ed McGeough of Chardon,
representative on the leagues
State Board. A demonstrator
voting machine has been bor-
rowed as an added attraction
for the evening.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
Mrs. r, S. Doan
Rites Saturday

CHESTER Funeral services
for Mrs. r. S. Doane aged 88
were held at the Gordon Blow
erS Funeral Home, Chesterland
on Saturday, Sept 6 at 2 pm.
The minister in charge of the
services was the Rev. Harry
Banfield, pastor of the River
view Bible Church. The floral
tributes were many and beauti-
fill. Pail bearers were Guy and
Herbert Mansfield, ForreS
Bond, Jerry Inkster, Harold
Beech and Glenn Evans. Burial
was beside her late husband in
Waite Hill Cemetery.
Retta S. Rice, the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
Rice was born in Kirkland town
ship on Sept. IT, 1869. She died
at her home in Chester Sept. 4,
1858. She had been in failing
health for some time during
which she was tenderly cared
for by her daughter, Mrs. Edrie
Morrison.
The deceased, who was the
last member of a family of four,
grew to womanhood in Kirkland
and attended Willoughby High
School. In 1899 she was married
to Rufus Doane of Chester and
the came to Chester to make
tn cir home. Two daughters
came to bless the home. They
are now Mrs. Charles Morrison
and Mrs. Helen wilkinson of
Cleveland.
Because of failing health, Mr..
Doane was unable to continue
his work of farming. They left
the farm a nd ran a general
store in Fullertown. Later they
h a d a confectionery in Cleve-
land. Mrs. Doane ran the store
and cared for her children and
ailing husband. Mr.. Doane died
in 1915.
Mrs. Doane and her daughters
returned to Chester and. pur-
chased a home. In 1919 she was
appointed Chesterland Postmas-
ter. A position which she held
for Is years until forced to re-
sign because of Ill health.
Mrs. Doane' was very we'll
known in the Community and
was a good friend and neighbor.
She was a member of the Ches
terland Baptist Church and ac-
tive there as long as she was alb
lie.
Besides her daughters h e
leaves two grandchildren, Mrs.
Anne Newyear of Norwalk and
Reid Morrison and three great
grandchildren.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
Church Women
Meet at Burton

A m e ting of the United
Church Women of Geauga Coun-
ty was held at the Burton Con
gregational Church. Devotional
was read by Mrs. Helen Schaf-
fer. -Four committees held meet
ings in the morning and their re-
ports given after lunch.
Mrs. Paul Alvord, world Mis-
sion chairman, reported her
group was studying the Middle
East Missions.
Mrs. Florence Nc G go u G h
chairman of the Christian Social
Action committee, reported on
her groups discussion of the
Child Care Center and Balm
bridge Community Center. Ways
in which to help with the pass,
ing of the Jail bond issue were
discussed.
Mrs. Eleanor Schmidt, chair,
man of World relations, report
ed her committee is sending ma
terial aid to Germany and Hong
Kong. Yard goods and yarn are
needed. Old clothes and nylons
for Japan.
Mrs. Walter C. Corey, devo,
tional chairman, discussed the
possibility of a ''Quiet" Day for
all church woman. Also discuss
ed the collecting of money by
children for the U.N.IC.F. on
Halloween
Mrs Lenna Murray gave a re-
port on the migrant workers
in Ohio and what could be done
to help them.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
Munson Firemen Plan
Turkey Shoot Sept. "A

moved from their place on vii.
son Mills Road and now are liv-
ing in Waite Hill.
Also on the move was the Lo-
well Brown family, who have
moved back into Munson from
Chardon and are now living in
the remodeled home on Fowlers
Mills Road.
Taking up temporary resid-
ence in North Hambden are Mr..
and Mrs. George Holy and fami-
ly who have lived on Auburn Rd
Mr.. Holy does considerable bull
ding of homes here in the Mum
son area, particularly in Bass
Lake.
Labor Day Comapny at the
home of 1fr. and Mrs. Meredith
Shaffer of Fowlers Mills Road
came to an abrupt ending when
they started for home Monday
evening and were struck from
behind on Mayfield Rd. at Fow-
lers Mills by a speeding car that
appeared over the knoll. The
impact sent their car down
Mayfield almost to the Chagrin
River and the speeding car end
ed up in the field on the left side
of the road. Cuts and bruises
were suffered by the occupants
Of the struck car as well as in
juries to the passengers in the
other car. The people were cou-
sins of Mrs. Shaffer and were on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
Beavers Move Into
Geauga County

Beavers have returned to Ge-
auga County Several p airs of
them are now living quiet lives
in their new homes near Pund-
erSon Lake State Park. Fritz
Neubauer reports having seen
them busy at work building a
small dam.
1t is reported that beavers ira
vel great distances in search of
food near favorable bodies Of
water. One of the favorite food
trees is the aspen, one of the
soft poplarS which spreads rap
idly once started on idle land. It
is the old parent stock which
move out scouting for a new
place after their young have
matured.
Some beavers moved into Co
lumbiana about ten years ago.
More recently they moved into
the Ravenna Arsenal area in
Portage County. 1t is likely that
these beavers now Homestead
ing" here have come from the
neighboring county to the south.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
Pilgrim Christian Women
to Install New Officers

Vice president, Mrs. AR. Keck;
Secretary, Mrs. Robert Harper;
Financial Sec'y., Mrs. Walter
Diedrich, Jr.; treasurer, Mrs. A.
c. Schneider.
The following elected officers
of the Church groups will be in
stalled:
SENIOR AID
President, Mrs. FloSsie Stone;
Vice president, Mrs. Alta John
son; secretary, Mrs. Earl Big
am, Sr.; treasurer, Mrs. Donald
Willman.
ALERT GROUP
President, Mrs. Yola Mcbride
vice president, Mrs. Robert Log
sdon; secretary, Mrs. Melville
Stewart; Treasurer, Mrs. Ralph
]. Perry.
JUNIOR AID
President, Miss June Stone;
vice president, Mrs. Thora Bi-
can; secretary, Mrs. Theodore
Payer; treasurer, Mrs. Clifford
IlSe.
The elected officers of the
FRIENDSHIP G UIL D, who
were installed earlier this year,
are as follows:
President, Mrs. Vain Parsons
vice president, Mrs. Ray Stone.
cipher; secretary, Mrs. Alan
Cragg; treasurer, Mrs. Paul
Whitright.
Rev. Charles w. Strong will be
the installing officer at this meet
ing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11

present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Hubbard of Mentor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Perry of Munson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert DrenSke
of Chardon, Mr.. and Mrs. Erritt
Whitney of Hambden, Mr. and
Mrs. James Sidley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Trask, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Weber, Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Skinner, guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter DieckoW and the
host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs.
T a e. Mr.. and Mrs. Dieckow
now live in Coral Gables, Fla.
and are now visiting relatives
and friends here.
The Egan Chapman families
are installing a bathroom and a
furnace in their home. Til S
home will be remembered as
the home of the / a tie Georg-
lie Garrett. Many other changes
and improvements have been
made by these families ince
they purchased this home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Burger
and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Gray notored to East Ii
verpool Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mach o1
Cleveland were Sunday luncheon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Srp and Sunday evening dinner
guests of the Srp'S were Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Kemmel
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey ano
from Cleveland of Painesville
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Webster recently.
Mrs. Joseph Srp and Mrs
Carl Webster visited Mrs. Web
ster's sister, Mrs. VIM. Jones al
Doctors hospital in Cleveland
one day last week. Mrs. Jones
recently underwent an opera
ton there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Alvord
and Miss Mamie Alvord spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
Merton Alvord in Middlefield.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11

so many of the former mem
bers ard others who h aven't
been attending lately. Mrs. Stel-
la Mitigate Of Chardon and Mrs.
Mable Gates Of Newbury were
among the guests.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Varney,
Mrs. A. d. Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. e. Miller were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Summers and Frank Doty Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Miller
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Hillen in Gates
Mills Sunday evening.
Mr.. Eugene Thomas has re-
turned home from Charity Hos
pital in Cleveland. He would like
to thank his many friends and
neighbors who remembered him
with cards while he was i'll.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
Montville Families Entertain
Over Labor Day Weekend

Ronald R. Fratoe, aviation
storekeeper, second class USN
who is serving aboard the heavy
cruiser USS Newport N e W S
spent the Labor day week end
here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Fratoe and daugh-
ter, Ann Marie. Ronald return
ed to his ship at Norfolk, Va.
Labor day luncheon guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Max Weitzenhof
and son, David were Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Ringer and three
sons from Rochester, NY. Mrs.
Lena Ringer and Mr.. and Mrs,
Max Ringer and two children
from Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. William Han,
ey'S Labor day week end visi,
tors included Mr.. and Mrs
Dave Weaver of Pittsburgh, Pa,
and their daughter and son-in,
law, Rev. and Mrs. Gelenn Mil,
Ter of Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11

Mrs. Ralph Fratoe and daugh-
ter, Ann Marie attended a pic
mic for the road service depart
ment of the Cleveland Automo-
bile Club at Euclid Beach Park
recently.
Johnny Miller, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Miller spent several
days at the Corey Clinic in Cla-
ridon where he underwent treat
ment for an infection in his leg.
This was the result of a cut re-
ceived several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scheller
are enjoying a fishing trip in Ca
NADIA for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tate en-
tertained the members of the
Birthday Club and their hus,
bands at their home Saturday
evening. After a pot luck dinner
was enjoyed by all, the even,
ing was spent at cards. Those
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
EAST HILL
BY MRS. MARTIN LANGAA
Phone Park 9-7837

Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Sidoti and
son, of Cleveland, have moved
into their new home on Brook
Lane.
Mrs. CLANCY McGurer n d
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Phillips, of
Worrell Rd. spent a two weeks
vacation in Nashville, Tenn.
Mrs. E. TolhurSt, of Worrell
Rd. returned on Wednesday af-
ter a vacation in Erie, Pa. and
Columbus, Ohio.
Several from East Hill DIR. at
tended the wedding and recep-
ton Saturday of Miss Barbara
Spetrino and Dick Vargo.
Mrs. Geo. Hansen with 8 cou-
sins of Mr.. Hansen, had a lunch
con in Painesville, on Thursday,
Mrs. D ell Walkey and son,
Dale, of E. Hill DR.. attended a
birthday party Saturday after
noon at Clarks Shakertown, for
Becky Sue Jassey who was three
years old.