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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-12

~ !, unfortunate that ministers and church members
Who pvrpors 70 abide BY Christian prIpeplss should engage
~ iris Iono snd sspsnslvs lfIgssIsn." he ssd.
~Asons AAsdson Avenue Win Kssslsw
LAD GAME A hIsN0AAER. 30-YR. MAN
NOTES"
GOD VA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
"TlE fathers BUSINESS" IS NOT A GAME!
GUT YOU PRISONERS or THE DEVIL m THE
ADVERTISING WORLD ARE GOING TO HAVE TO
AWAKEN 70 THE GRAND REALITY THAT THE
FATHERS sUsINEss"-THE REAL OF ALL RACES
AND PEOPLES LPERMANENT EMPLOYMENT -
rs SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE WORLD
[-ADAM-EvE MATTER MYTH - THE FLESH.
AID MEN SATAN BOUND" VIA DEVILS
BIG FOUR BILLION S RACKETS!-
!. sstsn's SOCIAL rl-BoMs.' s-Ex-RAMPANT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY. BUT ESPECIALLY IN
THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
AND WORLD or LETTERS
SEX ALWAYS OF the DEVIL II!
MARRIAGE ALMOST IMPERATIVE
FOR MORAL AND LEGAL CONTROL!
3-ALcoHoLIc BEVERAGES AND ToBAccoi
-HEALiNc OF INDULGENCE THERETO. I'M
PERATIvE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN MY ONE.
TRUE CHURCH OF ALL TIME, THE CHRIST
SCIENTIST
a. GIGANTIC DRUG AND MEDICINE INDUSTRIES
I'm CONTEMPT OF NY. GODS. BASIC FACT
OF HEALTH, HEALING. LIFE MORE ABUN-
DANTLY," AS PER MY INCOMPATIBLE.
IMPERATIVE VOICE, THE c-H-L-D-L-E.S-s
CHRIST JESUS:
1.-THE FLESH PR0FITETH NOTHING !"
TT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUckENETH. THE WORDS
THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND
THEY ARE. LIFE" John 6:63
PART 3
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR"
J. God. to St. Paul, to YOU in Romans.
SO MANY OF THE NON-cHRIsT SCIENTIST ADvER.
Using PEOPLE LIE LIKE THE DEVIL SALES
PEOPLE, Too-PRoMoTINc PURCHASES GREATLY
IN EXCESS OF PRUDENCE AND THE BUYERS
CAPACITY TO PAY. AND LEAVE SOMETHING
FOR "A RAINY DAYr
Along Madison Avenue with Koselow
'AD GAME A MISSIONER, 3o-YR. MAN NOTES
BY Gorge Frey =. my, Tribune)
VcePresident Sullivan Stauffer, Colwel & Payles Inc
There's old fable about the blind men and the eIe.
phanf Each asked TO describe the elephant One
took hold Of the trunk described II as being like
snake. Another sroked the elephants side said
like WALL third took hold Of one leg and said was
like tree. Etc.. Etc.,
After thirty years in The broadeastnq business
with NJ B. c.. thought something about the agency
business had worked closely with number Of the top
firms in the field had high regard for the agency
was working with, for their business Judgment their
Imagination and courage above ALL which may come
as surprise 10 readers Of the hvcksfe school Of poboe
never met whose integrity in Of spending his
clients money in fighting to get full value for every dollar
spent could be even slightly questioned.
But It wasn't until year and half ago, when made
me big Jump from Radio City to S. S. c. B. al At
Madison Ave. that began TO realize Just what an
rising agency does to earn its IS per cent
GOLF FANS TURN OUT AT $50 AM"
OH N.Y. Oh MYl OH NY!
rs City Courses Open for Years"
m. Y. Tribune, $500
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11
Noticias de las Provincias
de Ia Repdb|ica de Cuba

SANTIAGO DE CUBA Orien.
tie En- los salones del Consejo
Territorial de Veteranos de Orien-
tie Sc efectu6 un acto patri6tico
al entregar programmes de honor
otorgados por ell Comite Nacional
Pro Centenario del ilustre Patri-
clio Morua Delgado, a distingui-
das personalidades de esta ciudad:
directories de periodicos, al alcal-
de municipal Msximino Torres San
chez, al presidente del Ayunta-
miento Don Pedro Vazquez Rodrf-
guez, al consistorio Municipal, al
Consejo Territorial de Veteranos
por su labor en- Ell desarrollo del
Centenario del iluestre patricio.
La entrega de los programmes la
efectud Ell presidente del comite
senador Jose Gonzalez Puente,
quien tambien otorg6 un perga.
mino especial a la senorita Ma.
ria Patrocinia Garbey, incansable
luchadora en- favor del lucimiento
de este centenario. Usaron la pa.
labra en- este acto al libertador
Emiliano Luna. Maria Patrocinia
Garbey, ell Historiador de la Gu
dad companero Raul Ibarra AL.
buerne y Ell senador Pepin Coma
lez Puente.
La Banda del Municipio contri-
buyo a la brillantez de este SEN
lido acto en- donde estuvieron
presentes autoridades civiles, mill.
tares, y representations sociales.
EXECUTIVE PROGRESITA
Ell presidente del Senado doc.
tor Anselmo ALLEGRO Mia cont.
nua en- esta ciudad recibiendo con-
tinuos agasajos de la sociedad san.
tiaguera, ash como de numerosas
comisiones de politicos progresis-
tss de todos los terminus de esta
provincial Ell executive provincial
del Partido P%rogresista quedo in
tegrado en- la siguiente forma: Pre-.
sidente Anselmo ALLEGRO Mia;
vicepresidentes' Jose Gonzalez, Ar
turo Illas Cuza, Julian Garcia Be.
1itez, Bias Elias Thumas, Alfredo
Zayas Fernandez, Luis Lima Del.
gado. secretario de actas, Limo
Mancebo Rodriguez; vice. Jose Qua
ny Castillo; secretario de cores.
pondencia, Maximino Torres To.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11
DOna Alexandria de Villeda
Morales y la pOlitica

La mujer h%ondurena, en- la re-
ciente campana electoral y en-
los dltimos tres amos de agita-
da vida politica del pals, ha con-
quistado suS derechos ~ciudadanos
y de acuerdo con la nueva
Constitution, comparte con los
homores las responsibilities de
la politica nacionaf en- 10 rela-
two a derechos y deberes.
DeStacada participation tuvo
en- csc movimiento reivindicador
para la mujer hondurena, dona
Alejandrina, de Villeda Morales,
la talentosa esposa del lider del
libec alismo de su pals, quien, sin,
perder su sensibilidad femenina,
que posee en- alto grado, sin
asumir Attitudes exhihicionistas,
supo de los sacrificios de la lu-
cha y acompah6 a SUI esposo en-
los afanes por lograr ell triun-
TO democratico
La sonora de Villeda Morales
forjo SUI propia personalidad po-
Utica sin >entrar en- competen.
cias inelegantes y sin ~restarle
%figuracion a SUI esposo. Por ell
%contrario, esa vigorosa persona
lidad suya Sc hizo con levadura
de sencilleZ y con discreta cola
boraci6n politica con ell DR.. vi.
lleda Morales. discretion y sem
cilleZ que no fueron obstaculo
para que ella estimulara y orien-
tara la organization de la mu.
Jer nondurena bajo la bandera
del partido liberal. Ademas de
10 politico Sc familiariz6 ella,
sin demagogias. nj estridencias
-espectaculares, con muchos pro-
blemas e inquietudes sociales de
SUI pueblo. Por ESQ, cuando do.
ma Alejandrina en- compania de
sus nijos entr6 al Estadio, de
las galerias Gescendieron los
aplausos y voces emocionadas la
saludaron a su paso. Una inn
presionante combination de sen.
timentalismo y de Identified
.cion politica Sc produjo en- esos
instantes que nubl6 de Ia.
grimas los ojos de la dana que
puso su corazon de mujer y SUI
voluntad ciudadana al servicio
de la democracia hondurefa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11

rres Sanchez; vice, Alberto yaro-
ma Valdes. tesorero, A. Domingo
Morales del Castillo; vice, Fran
cisco Escofar Quesada; vocales: Err
nesto Payes America Portuondo
Hardy, Enriqueta Boue, Arsenic
Serrano, Braulio Lecusay, Amado
Escalona, Francisco Sanchez, San
Juan Rafael Mas, Quiroga, Celes-
tino Anazagasti Jose Gomez Mo
rodo, Ernesto Caballero Suarez,
Manuel Allegue Prada, delegados
a la asamblea nacional: Andres
Domingo v Morales del Castillo,
Anselmo Alliegro,z Jose Gonzale
Puente, Arturo Illas, Julian Gar
cia Benitez, Bias Elias Ihumas,
Francisco Escobar Quesada, Limo
Mancebo, Enrique Luis Varela,
Francisco Miranda del Poxo, Luis
Lima; delegates. Pedro Izaguirre,
Maximino Torres Sanchez, Pablo
Salazar, Maria Mas, Mario Abril
Dumois, Amado Escalona, Ameri.
CO Portuondo, Braulio Lecusay, Mi.
guel Garcia Barcel6 y Juan Evan
gelista Ramos.
FALLECIO
CAMAGUEY. I'm nutrido cortejo
%acompan6 esta tarde hasta la Ne
cr5polis Ell cadaver del infortuna-
do joven Edgar Fuentes, quien
aver resulto electrocutado mien.
tras tabajaba como liniero de la
Compaiia Guiana de Electricidad,
resultando infructuosos los esfuer.
EOS de varias horas de sus com.
pafieros para salvarlo.
Su cadaver fue tendido anoche
en- Ell local del SYNDICATE de Plan
tas Electricas.
COMENZO A MOLER
QUEMADO DE GUINES. Las
Villas. Ha comeDzado Ia molienda
Of Central San Isidro, existiendo
ell natural iubilo. va que en- la pre-
sente zafra Sc molerin mas de
treinta millones de arrobas de ca.
ma, segun los estimados y la ma
yoria correspondent a pequenos CO.
lonos vinculados al ingenio, repair
tiendose dicha riqueza entire las
mil doscientas familias campesinas.
Sc espera que pueda moler una
Quota mayor en- la presente zafra.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11
Entrada triunfal de
Villeda Morales

Cuando va los funcionarios del
Ceremonial Diplomatico habian
cumplido SUI mission de llevar
hasta sus respectivos sitios a to-
das las delegaciones y a todos
los lnyitados especiales, y Guam.
do va estaba debidamente ms
talada la Asamblea Nacional
Cons ;ituyente, hizo su entrada
triunfal ell DR. Ramon Villeda
Morales.
Dificil es describir ell entusias.
mo de la multitud que sin cum
pllr consigna que no fuese Ia
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11
fYiene de Ia Paeina 81

paiada de lin alto funcionario
del Ceremonial Diplomatico. Ella
tuvo oportunidad de recibir Ell
saludo cordial del pueblo, y de
yer como ese pueblo aplaudia ell
gesto de los militares que re.
gresham al Quartet para que Hon.
duras volviera a ser Republica,
hablando en- terminus institucio-
males,
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-11
Ecos de la Toma de
Possession del Presidente
R. ViIIeda Morales

de suS prOpioS SentimientoS CT
vicos y p~oliticos, vitoreaba al II.
der, al que momentos despues
reciblria del pueblo, por manos
del Fresidente de la Asamblea,
la bandera de Honduras, y ha.
bria de jurar cumplir y hacer
cumplir la Constitution y Leyes
de la Republica. Villeda Mora.
les, los Diputados, -incluyeldo
a los de la oposicion, que todos
estuvIeron presentes en- Ell &C.
to- los diplomaticos, los off
ciales y los soldados del Ejerci-
to, tOdos los ALI presentes, pu-
dieron palpar 10 que es una fies-
ia republican, 10 que es una
ceremonial cuya legitima impor-
tancia y grandeza emana del res
paldo popular y de su sentido
d~emocratico.
Con sus aplausos cast freneti-
cos, con gus vivas enardecidos, ell
pueblo hondureho eStaba que
riendo significar no solamente
SUI fespeto y simpatia por Ramon
Villeda Morales sine tambien SUI
determination de defender las
instituciones de la Republica que
estaban renanciendo en- aquella
manana inolvidable. No eran
aplausos nj vivss a~rtificiales. Era
la VOC de un pueblo que de pie,
cara al sol, Sc habia encontra-
do a 81 mismo en- Ell canine de
sus reivindicaciones democratic,
cas-.
La Ceremonial, Discusses
y Te-Deum
Despues vino la invocation a
Dios por ell Excelentisimo y Re-
verendisimo MonSe1or Jose de
la Cruz Turcios y Barahona, Ar
zobispo Metropolitano de la Ar
q%uidi6cesis de Tegucigalpa; ell
i%nteresante mensaje del Presi-
dente de la Junta Militar de
Goblerno, Coronel Hector Cara
ccioli; la promesa constitutional
del Excmo Sr. DR.. Ramon vi
lleda Morales; la imposition de
la Banda Presidential i; la jura-
mentacion de los designados a
la Presidential de la Republica
y del Jefe de las Fuerzas Ar
madas; ell vibrsnte discurso po.
lftico del Presidente de la Asam-
blea; ell trascendental mensaje
de Villeda Morales, de gran den.
sidad demoocratica y de alto sen.
lido de responsibilities admins
trativa; la clausura de Ia session
de la Camara y su transforma-
cion en- Congreso ordinario, Y
ell solemne Te-Deum oficiado allf
mismo, donde Sc habia levanta.
do ell altar de la Patria, por Ell
Excelentisimo y Reverendisimo
ST.. Arzobispo de Tegucigalpa.
Una nueva Replblica
Antes del mediodia del 81 de
diciembre, va Honduras tenia su
Presidente Constitutional y ha.
bia reasumido ell pueblo, a ira.
YES de los Organos del Estado,
acknowledgements integrados, la
plentiful de SUI soberania politi.
ca. Y entire atronadores aplau.
SOS y compostura popular que di.
ce mucho del civismo hondurefo,
abandono Ell DR.. Villeda Nora
les Ell Estadio Nacional, y los asis.
tentes todos Sc, retiraron del lu-
gar donde acababa de nacer, So
bre I'm Estado centenario, una
Republica nueva.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30
List Geaaga County Election Workers

CHARDON VILLAGE D. Ma
rian Smith, Anna T.. King, Haz-
Ell Ernst, Alice Wendt, Jeanne
Wenzel and Katherine Horn.
CHESTER A--Clarence Steve
MS. Clifford Braun, Lucille Rich
mond and Mrs. WV. Hirter.
CHESTER b. Iona Patter-
son, Mae Braund, Bernice Mills
and Elizabeth Peterson.
CHESTER C---Forrest Bond,
Bob jackson, Janet E Gibson,
Florence Nichols, Marilyn Russ
ell and Margaret vargo. (Two
voting machines will be used in
this precinct).
CLARIDON TOWNSHIP A
Clara Stressing, Belle Grosvenor
Isabelle e vans, Violet Young,
Elizabeth Meyer and Grace An
tenne.
CLARIDON TOWNSHIP B.
Carolyn Trask, Edna wilkins,
Anna Reithoffer, Norma Turner
Leonardo Wells and Ann Carson.
AQUILLA VILLAGE Jessie
Leonhardt, Daisy Prussia, Mae
ellison, Bernice Weeks, Evelyn
Roberts, Jessie Marthe.
HAMBDEN TOWNSHIP--An-
dy Evans, Matte Battles, Clyde
WiEchell, Lois Evans, Margaret
Wingard and Natalie Sykora.
HAMBDEN TOWNSHIP II
Maxine Carver, Joan Steffancin,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30
TILE RECORD, cHARDoN. OHIO, Ger 80 lg5s-.11

various types of targets will be
substituted for live birds. TIL g
shoot is open to anyone wishing
to enter and Mr. Hardy expects
there will be several family gro
ups participating.
There will be several rifle
and shot gun events using fixed
targets as wen as trap shooting.
One OF the interesting events will
be, what Mr.. Hardy refers to as
The Lucky Shot" In this event
the participants, using shotguns,
will aim at a cross outlined ON
paper. MIR. Hardy looks for some
Of the participants to bring deer
rifles, probably to get into prac-
tice for the deer season.
Plans are being considered for
a Christmas Turkey Shoot.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

George zakany, Frank Krejci,
Mae Wedge and Mary Ann Kre-
il.
HUNTSBURG TOWNSHIP -
Glenn Beardsley, Jennie Strong,
Mary Sykora,
MONTVIILE - James SidIey
Mildred Skinner, Elvena Gray,
Edith Koerner, Mildred Krejci,
Verbal Scheller.
MUNSON A - Beatrice Dowd-
all, Edith Kelsey, Ruth Smith,
Mildred Janu, Janet Hess and
Rose Kirkpatrick.
MUNSON B - Mrs. Margaret
Hirst, Robert Newberry, Johann
Miller, Mrs. Wayne D. Gwynn,
Henry Hoffmierer and Louise
Luckey.
NEWBURY A - Charles Sid
daway, Grace Ward, Eleanor
Mansfield, Alma Gleske, Dorothy
Arndt and Lillian Ford.
NEWBURY B - Don Tunstall
Clarice Eaton, Ruth Morris, Ber-
nice Shehan, Bertha Finnerty
and Dorothy Berghauser.
NEWBURY CT = Gladys CHI
arky, Margaret Clifford, Louise
Hudak, Mildred James, Jean
Prior and Ruth Bucl1a.
NEWBURY CT Betty John
son, Esther Boyd, Lois S kom-
rock, Gladys Rybold, Marilyn
Gore and Pat Phillips.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

Precinct workers who will
man Geauga's A polling places
next Tuesday were announced
today by the board of elections,
according to Dora Hendershot,
clerk.
Most precincts have four judi
ges and two clerks. However, in
the 10 voting places in the west
ern part of the county where vot-
ing machines will be used, only
two judges will be needed.
All precincts In this area are
Republican with the exception of
Montville. This means only that
the presiding judges are all Re-
publican with that exception.
Workers in this area Of the
county include (the last two ma
mes listed in each case are cle-
rks, others are judges):
CHARDoN TOWNSHIP / -
Lulu Wilder, Howard Tate, Stel-
la Wick, Doris Myers, Marjorie
Osborn and Ann Kempf.
CHARDON TOWNSHIP IL
Cliff Rossiter, Robert Summers,
Erna Lehman, Ida Meek, Mild
red Kingston and Pat Cook.
CHARDON VILLAGE Al
Martha Bell, Flora Mae Tincher,
Connie OrZen, Erma Rarick, Fe-
IN Epstein and Ted Root.
CHARDON VILLAGE All -
Wade Garfield, Dorothy Knapp,
Ruth Hummel, Bob Smith, La
vern Pope and Pauline Moulton.
CHARDON VILLAGE b Win
ona Blythe, Arlin Trask, Evelyn
Thomas, Ethel Siplock, Coralyn
Hartman and Ina McElwain.
CHARDON VILLAGE C---Eliz-
abeth H Burgess, Norma Chap
man, Lenna Murray, Elsie Pom
eroy, Doris Parks and Eleanor
Hitter.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30
LEGAL NOTICE

The Estate of Louis Creech,
his heirs, executors, administra-
tors, legatees, devisees, success
sorS, assigns and creditors, and
James Creech. whose place of
residence is unknown, and If de-
ceased, their unknown heirs will
take notice that on September
27, 1858, Irene A. Marks, Treas
urer of Geauga County, filed her
petition In the Geauga County
Court of Common Pleas, Case
No. 1890, against the above ma
med party des) praying tn a t
the premises hereinafter desert
bed be sold for the collection of
delinquent real estate taxes, as
sessments, penalties, interest,
and charges, and that the liens
on said premises be marshaled.
The amount claimed Is $71.72,
together with accruing taxes,
assessments, penalties, interest,
and charges. Said premises are
described as follows:
Situated in the Township o +
cambridge, County Of Geauga
and State of Ohio: Known as Lot
Nos. Ill and 112, as shown on a
certain plat entitled Map of
Chagrin Falls Park" which map
is recorded in the office of the
Recorder of deeds of Geauga
County, Ohio, in Vol. |, page 81
of the Geauga County Records of
Plats and Surveys, and subject
to restrictions of records, be
| the same more or less, but sub
ject to all legal highways. This
land being known as Torrens
Land.
It is further stated in the pc
tition that said defendant (s)
claim some right, title interest
or lien in or to said premises and
1t is the further prayer of said
petition that said person Isl be
required to set up their said in
terest or be forever barred from
asserting same. Said party ties)
are required to answer on or be-
fore December l, 1858.
Irene A.. Marks,
Treasurer of Geauga County,
BY: James w. Dinsmore,
Prosecuting Attorney.
| Seas.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30
Chardon Jaycees to Hold
Turkey Shoot on Sunday

Large turkeys and smoked ham
win be the prizes awaiting the
winning Geauga county nimrods
at the Chardon Junior Chamber
OF Commerce turkey shoot to be
held Sunday, Nov. Q, at a range
in the rear of The Chardon Vet
erinary Hospital, one mile east
Of Chardon on Route 8. The ma
tches are scheduled to start at
loo pm. w. B. Hardy, Jr., Com
mercial manager of The Char
don Telephone Company, is cha
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

irman Of the committee on ar
rangements. The proceeds will
go into the Jay Gees fund for
civic activities. All roads leading
to the turkey shoot range viii be
marked.
Turkey shoots, especially a. t
Thanksgiving time, have b E en-
held for many years in Geauga
county as they have all over nor
theastern Ohio. Because of the
objections of The Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

( . E y = y II
To amend Article x OF Tire
Constitution 10 permit voters
In . metropolitan area within
q county containing q city od
$1,000 population TO form q
federation of contiguous town
ships and municipalities where
the most populous Yriunfcf-
paiity Is included, and TO form
O federation which may in
clude the county government
II the entire area OF the
county is included. such fed
GRAFTON TO exercise the powers
and duties DESIGNATED by O.
charter. framed by an elected
commission. and approved by
I a majority of those voting in
the largest municipality. and
q majority In the balance OF
I the area outside such nnunici-
pa1ity
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

The required publication Of said
proposed amendment relstive to met
ropoiitan declarations shall be made
and the form of the ballot to be used
In said election for the submission
thereof shall be prepared by the Sec
retary OF state Of the State Of Ohio
In essential conformity with the
above provisions
The schedule contained in Amended
Substitute House Joint Resolution
No "a Is hereby repealed
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF OHIO
OFFICE OF SECRETARY
OF STATE
1, TED W BROWN. Secretary -ot
State of the State of Ohio. do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is q true
copy of Amended Substitute House
Joint Resolution No "a, as amended
by Amended House Joint Resolution
No. 81
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, nav&
hereunto subscribed my name and
affixed my official seal at Columbus
this 21st day OF August. 1883.
TED w. BROWN
Secretary Of State
rsEALI
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

L. Hospital service will be given you only upon the
Recommendation of your attending physician.
z. The service you receive in the hospital will be
only that requested or prescribed by your attend
ing physician.
3. Hospital service will mot be rendered you after
your physician advises che hospital that scrvice
10 no longer necessary.
There are two basic reasons for these conditions
The first is money reason. People who go to
hospital unnecessarily or stay beyond the point Of
need add to the cost Of hospital operation Such
unnecessary costs would be paid by all of US
through higher Blue Cross payments.
The second reason is humanitarian. Hospital beds
are needed beds. A person who occupies hospital
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30
SCHEDULE

% ss resolved by sAe General A.
eeSnb2y az She state OF 6nfo, MSSs-
nfkAe oe khe members OF eacA H6saae
e0acufTfng. Snne nc tlha election deaSe-
mated for the submigsfon OF 40
esnendmanS 90 Article x OF she Goa.
statQtacn Of the state Of Ohio. adding
sections 9 and Q thereto. relative b
visions OF Amended Substitute Housa
yoint Resolution No. "a, fo2nd Gen.
ersl Assembly, Regular Session. Gied
Sn the ONCE Of the Secretary Of state
en- the 9Th day OF June, 1857. the same
shall be placed on the offscia2 ballet
by The Secretary OF State In essess.
tally the following form:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

iN NoRTHEasr OHIO
Amherst = Amherst
Ashland = Somarif0n
Ashfobyi1 = General
Burberion = Citizens
chcrdon = Corey
conneouf - Brown Memoricl
cvyohogG Foifs = Green Gross
Efyrfo = Msmorioi
Geneva - Memorial OF.
Lodi - Lodi commUnisy
lercin - 81. Jcssph
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

bed unnecessarily may be denying one to someone
else who is acutely i'll and in desperate need of
hospital care.
You can see why there are good money reasons
and good human reasons why each of u.s. as well
as physicians and hospital admitting officers should
use hospital privileges wisely and in accordance
with the Blue Cross contract
The course of wisdom is:
First: Your physician is your professional adviser
Be guided entirely by his recommendation about
your need for hospital care
Second: Your physician is the only person qualified
to request the type of hospital service you require.
Third: Again, your physician is the only person
qualified to say when you should leave the hospital.
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

Your Rising Lifeline
Almost 10 years have been added to the average
life span since 1880, because of better health
care due to advances in medical sciences : in
the skill and knowledge of your physician in
more and broader hospital services brought
within the reach of all the people by Blue Gross
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30

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