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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

Mrs Modern's electric guardians Of health
work morning, noon and night For instance,
there's her automatic, so gallon Electric
Water Heater that keeps piping hot water
on tap "a hours day for baths, laundry dishes
and cleaning 1t does its job at vEPCos low,
time controlled rate Of IL per kowatt hour.
There's health in the very air. For Mrs Ms
all-year, Heat Pump air conditioning keeps the
temperature even, the humidity right and it
filters out irritating dust. Hot, energy building
breakfasts come AUTOMATICALLY from her
All Electric Kitchen. And her electrically washed
dishes are cleaner than hands could get them
Be Mrs. M to YOUR family! See the Electric
Health Guardians at your Electric Appliance
Dealers soon. And talk with your Electrical
Contractor about the new low cost Of modern
Horsepower wiring for your All Electric Home
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

Extensive plans are gong for-
ward for the biggest and best
Labor Day celebration ever III Pow
hatan according to an announce
mcnt from william f Maxey,
chairman Of The event this year
The celebration is scheduled "
start at 10 am with a baseball
game followed BY lunch. Plenty OF
Brunswick stew hot dogs. ham
burgers. etc. Will be served and
dui1ng The lunch period band con
cent win be- presented By the Pow
haitian and Goochland bands
Various events are planned for
the Afternoon including bicycle
races. q ercasfd pis contest, A
creased pole climbing contest As
Wcli w 4 number Of games u
akill a carogsel for the anuse-
meat Of the children VII be pro
yided. Food sales wll be conducted
throughout the day ii the Memorial
Building
TIE Rescue Squad ana thc Ffre
Department ere planning elaborate
demonstrations Of skill to be pre
sented during TIE afternoon
A softball game n planned fin
the afternoon however. the teams
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Buckingham items
Pollard Returns
TO Hold Revival
Here This Week

Guests last week end IN the home
of Mr. and Mis- John 4 BoalWri"ll
we're Mrs Jack Moss and dalifh-
tiers, Of Arlington. Nh and MiS.
John r BoatwriRht ana aon q
Richmond and Mr. and Mrs Ger
aid Wilson. Of Jacksonville, TIA
Week end guests Of Mr and Mrs
John Crute were Mrs Gtpreil
Burguess. Of charlottesville, ana
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shepherd and
children Of 81 Louis Mo
MIR. and Mrs. Edward G Spencer
and children. Of Lynchbnrg. visited
his mo thcr. Mrs Mamie M
Spencer, Thursday ~ iheM Way
from Williamsburg,
There wn Vi services ~ I'M
Methodist Church he BEGINNING
Monday, August II lat'ins ihronHh
August IN. rev Ernest Pollard
who Was pastor NJ one iime "'ll
be the speaker.
mrs Tina Garrett has been yisii
lnp Mr. and Mrs willis Hackney
Il Wilson. N c.
Mrs Lucille DAVIS. 81 Richmond
has been spending the week WIN
her mother. Mrs. Julia Mitchell
Mrs George wood of Salem, spent
Sunday with he mother MRS
Mitchell. Al Mrs Joe Mess homie
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Interesting Program For Labor Day
Celebration At POwhatan Revealed

have not ocen announced
AT 9 pm the final event " ne
q LIBERATION dance viii bc held
in The War Memorial Building lhr
Moonshincrs Orchestra VIII provide
music for the occasion Ten Va'l-
able prizes Will bc given away Nh
the holders Of lucky numbers.
Initiated some Is years ago, MS
annual celebration was founded ~
afford al opportunity TO promote
fellowship and 70 raise money for
the community hnidna An pfo
creds nom the event a-e used ta
retire the indebtedness on tIta WIN
Memorial Building as Well MS to
provide for maintenance and III
.ditional facilitieS as th"g af~
needed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15

can, u..oa, c,a,,or ~ a,ay
,nd,,a snnn, Th,rs,a Yib h,s
a,athar Kill Mann3, M cnancs,
Mr and MIS- Noyfs Walters Wll-
ir't ana sons OF hu4'hl' ieA.' nave
h'ff visiting hef parents MI a'la
Mfs Jim ii apehcffi n DING ioi
Two weeks
,itss Ia. e,y,,l.y Y, r..r tar.o
,..m' .ra", ,aa, ua.b. ...u,, n,,a.
Nancy an.anl 1aa,,a,,
recent - ta Of W.T.. f'lh
n''Ref were Mr. ahd MES h'FpS
Adk'ils n khoSViilf lrnii+ a'ld
M ahd MIS- Thomas Adkins ana
Mi ana MFa Herbert bnffcll ana
danRh'efa, ol chal'ln''esY'li@ VISITED
III raiii'i'' haitfif on'iuaF
MrN Frank SWoope q RWh-
mono mas b@ea 'i%ilinh III me
nome " Mr amt Mts Tom ia!l
Mfa 1iia ica M spencer aiid
MESS fef'N zee cross spent Wedti'S-
aaY n KlcAmola
Mn. p,.,...n,.. t,it.,,b,, ,5t, Va
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Trinity And Fork Union Churches
Hold Annual Sunday School Picnic

n,oni saturday
AIRS Harold Brooks Is sim in
stuart Circle Hospital. Richmond
M and Mrs jean Blausell and
danellel " Richmond Hlll N , ],
are AlsEna his moihei, MIS- Blau-
yelt Mi hianNell mother also
came Wtin tl@m
Nlrs Lawrence Jameison Bon
nr Jamerson, Mrs Frank johnson
ana keith Johnson attended t i g
marriage Of their niece Pauline
ratfss, 10 liadcn Christian sunday
rhe marriage took place III Concord
Church near Shepherds.
Marvin Roberts was taken IL a
hospital Sunday
Mr. and Mrs James Smith spent
The week END III Chiffon Forge
Mr. and Mrs Spnracmn Wade. Of
ScottsVille We're Guests Of MI and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
Mr. Harold Harvey

Mr. Harold Harvey.
Mrs. Claricc Christian and son,
Tommy are visiting her mother
in-law. Mrs. Laura G Amos. Of Nor
folk.
Archer ChildreSs. Of Lexington
came down Sunday and took Mrs.
Josie Oslin back to spend some
time Win his mother, who has
been sick
Nh and Mrs Levitsky and chill
dlen. Of Delaware. spent last week
With her parents Mi and Mrs.
Perkins Snoddy
Rev. and Mrs j K Hodges and
The ylstnN minister, Rev. X. K.
Clemens. Of Fork Union, were sup
per guests IN the } X Phillips
home Thursday They were also
guests Of the Willie Pattcrsons Wed
neSday evening
Miss Carolyn IIudRins was an
overnight guest Sunday Of her sis
ter. Mrs b T. Appcrson. Jt
Mrs. II 4 Gilbert attended the
funeral Of her sister-inlaW Mrs
Lewis Snow. III tarmyille. Wednes-
DAY morning While there she
learned Of the death Of her brother
inlaw. Percy Gilbert. Of Rich
adnd lie was found dead IN bed
ihat morning
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-15
New conton News

Trinity Presbyterian Church SIM
day school hal ihel anniai pic
mic Saturday Fork Union preabY-
terrain SUNDAY School toned them
Mi aiid Mrs. Carey Sinpp anal
family have moved t. Beai Garden
This was the home OF the late Col
Albert Terrell, NOW owned by John
B Ruslnan, Wha S sill IN the
army
Miss Demena Mabel ana Fran
ces Patterson are spending their
vacation III Florida
Mr. and Mrs Frank Johnson and
son. Keith. OF AIaale Shade n ! i.
were week end aacSts 81 her sis
ter. Mrs. Lawrence iJamerson.
Mrs Annie II Hitter attended the
marriage Of her brother Willie
Hiaemhothaln to Stella rinson
Campbell Which took place ~ Rich
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05

died at his home August Is. Sur
vivors are: Six children. Floyd
Battle, jr, st. Louis; Mrs. Jessie
Ivy, Ethel; Mrs. Lucy Coins,
Memphis; LeAndrew and Cello
phus Battle, New York; and Mrs.
Leona Coins of Dewitt, sister.
Mrs. Maggie Mays of st. Louis,
| brother, Sims Battle of Hughes.
q grandchildren and Il great
grand children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Pillars and daughters.
Mary and Jean of Dermott visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Scruggs
Thursday. Jean and Mary re-
manned for week to visit with
friends. The Progressive Dis
trict Association was largely at
Revival services at Tabernacle M
tended last week in Stuttgart.
d church is in great progress.
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05
A Backward Step

It is downright disgusting to note that time when
courts and the fair minded people of land digging
in to hold the line against bigotry in nation, Air
force has up the flag of surrender to segregation the
Little Rock Air Force Base in Arkansas
The Air Force, dipping the flag in racial intolerance
has circulated notice among families living that air
base which that school located there
with Federal funds will be open only to members of the
Caucasian
This is step backward the road to full democracy
which only result in another black eye for
the forums of world opinion
What mockery this makes of highly vaunted preach
ments of democracy for ALL What great example
for the people of strifeo Lebanon whom are trying
to "save" for the Western world
One can just picture ragged black youth of India
Egypt the Sudan admiringly watching of our Air
Forces Sabre Jets skim through the sky his Jungle
home only to go home and be told by his parents that in
America black boy like him could even 90 to school
the air base where the pilot of the Sabre trained
We may be proiting something by sending our troops
abroad to aid others around the world but long as we
guilty of such acts at home we simply losing the
ketchup what making the mustard
--Armsterdam News
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05
ABUNDANT LIFE


Two little girls were gathering roses.
One OF them ran into the house crying.
Mother" she said, every rose have
gathered has stuck me with les thorns"
The other laughed gaily and said,
Mother, all my thorns have roseSp
What would you have seen-roses
sr thorns2 Some people are sicker than
others because Of their melancholy out
look on life They see the bad side Of
life because they practice wrong think
ing and wrong believing.
II is the people who resist self-Pity,
who refuse TO feel sorry for themselves,
who will not allow themselves to
fringe and whimper about life's
struggle who know what living really
is. They arc the ones who can stand
up and say, Il love God; have faith
In God. believe God is with me, and
II he is with me, nothing or no one
Eah successfully be against me. will
succeed, in his name"
learn a wonderful lesson from the
eagle. When storm strikes an eagle,
he sets his wings in such way that
the winds lift him above the storm by
their very fury. The set Of the wings
does it. And it is the right use Of our
faith that determines how the storms
that come our way will treat us. We
will rise above the storm; its very fury
will send us higher and higher toward
Color it will wreck US for time and
eternity. Faith makes the difference.
A young man out Of college asked
his father. DAD do YOU still believe
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05
by ORAL ROBERT:

there is a God"
eyes, SON."
"Well, if there is a God, where IS her
The father smiled and asked, "Son,
where is he not?"
God is present everywhere at the
same time. He is like the sun when il
is shining You may close your eyes
but the sun shines right on-whethei
you look toward it or NOT. You do nor
have TO 60 anywhere to find God, foi
he is here and he is there. | find him
here through my faith You will find
him there through your faith.
You can find him today Let mic en-.
phasi7e that faith in God is the greatest
single possession you will ever have in
this world There arc people who think
if they had lots of money, they would
have everything.
In my city there is very rich woman
who was afflicted with an incurablc
disease. One day her doctor came in and
asked her, well, how are you today"
She said, About the same, doctor,
and how are yOu2"
He said, Lady, there IS nothing
wrong with me that a million dollars
won't cure "
She said, Doctor, ! have a million
dollars and you can't cure me"
In this world money is necessary
and God has promised to supply ou
needs-all Of them according to his
riches by Christ Jesus But the most
important thing in this world and in
eternity is TO have faith. faith in God.
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05
U-AAC Makes U.s.

Continued from page Four)
we don't even want to discuss
anything, we just want to ride,
hoping nobody will ask us any
questions.
Reign of Terror in South
Mr.. Williams reviewed the
committee hearings held recently
in Atlanta. He stated there was
something farcical about a news
paper headline describing these
hearings which read: Hungarian
Tells of Terror of Red Rule,
when the committee holding the
hearings had just been welcomed
by Gov. Griffin and Attorney
General Cook, leaders among
southern politicians responsible
for the reign of terror which to-
day grips the SOUTH
Mr.. Williams charged that the
Committee had no time to look
into the brutal beating to death
of Negro in a Mississippi jail;
the bombing of Rev. Shuttles-
worth's home and church; the 7
bombings in Montgomery, Ala
bama; the IL bombings in Birm-
ingham; no time to investigate
the White Citizens Councils or
the Klu Klux Khan, or the braz-
emily un-American efforts of a
member of the Alabama legisla-
ture, Sam Englehart, trying to
abolish Macon county in order to
deny the members of the Tuske.
gee faculty and their families
the right tc vote"
Il charge" continued Williams,
that every act of denying Ne
groes the right to attend an inte-
grated school, to sit where they
please on public carrier, to
register and vote, is an una
'AiNA ASou at dllQ SuONGISlNe, L
charge that every organization
that carries on propaganda and
commits overt acts designed to
obstruct the carrying out of
federal laws or court mandates
Is committing an un-Americart
act and subversive and it should
be investigated and those mem
bers of the Congress of the
United States who signed it be
publicly censored.
When candidates for the
states highest offices declare that
if elected, they will close the
public schools before they will
allow the federal law to be car
ried out, you have as clear a
picture of defiance of the central
government as one could care to
find
Il submit that all Of these acts
are un-American acts and are
subversive and proper subject
for committee on un-American
activities, and unless the COM
mittee which bears this title and
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05

A Time For Greatness

This is hour decision for the Government of the
United States
And this is a time for greatness on the part of the
merican people
Any hour now the United States Supreme Court will
hand down decision in the Little Rock which
VIII affect the lives of millions of people throughout the
length and breadth land
There is no doubt in minds to what that deci
sion will be- We feel certain that the Court will with
God and the Constitution rule that no Americai
can be barred from attending any public school solely be-
cause of his 1t is impossible believe the
court will rule any other way.
Thus convinced that in its hour of decision the
Government United States will meet the challenge of
the times decsivey
BY the token believe that majority of the
American people will step into this hour of decision and rise
TO that degree of greatness which the calls
We believe that the majority of the Americas people
who have up until now sat back and watched minority
make mess of things will step and take the
helm of OR laundering Ship of State.
God knows the time is ripe it.
1t is regretable that nation great has
De Inundated in the of the world by such situation
as that which has developed Little Rock.
But in its humiliation America be thankful that
the vigor and vitality of its democracy such that
still is able to rise and fight the point where
can start all again. Many weaker gov
as Little Rock
through the Grace of God and in spite of our own
fooshness the American people today right where
they stood four agowh their government intact
their grevious such Little Rock Clinton and Nash
ville behind Them
What time for greatness What a O wipe the
slate clean What glorious opportunity show the rest
of the world that have lost any Wilderness
get off the floor after bloody civil reunte into
the worlds greatest democracy
Can the American people do it again?
Of
But do it only in the finest American
tradon-the tradition foreatherh helped to
make this great nation.
We it only by resoutely grabbing the bull by the
horns the stubborn tradition Andrew Jackson-only
by firm but sympathetic understanding in the
Abraham Lincon-only by directly dealing with selfish mi
nores in the tradition Franklin only by
unselfish devotion to liberty in the tradition
Henry
This is the challenge the American people their
hour of decision. Here is the which turned
into time for greatness! -Armsterdam News
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05

which is charged with investi-
eating un-American activities. in
vestigates such un-American acts
as these, it forfeits its rights to
the name it bears and shows it.
self unworthy of public trust"
Il Il
Readers of the State Press may
obtain free copy of Mr.. Will
liams' address by sending
stamped, self addressed envelope
to the Southern Conference Edu-
cational Fund, Inc, at 822 Per-
dido Street New Orleans Il,
Louisiana.
Pay Your POLL, TAX TOdav-
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05
Dewitt
Arvena Pitts

Floyd Battle, 30 years Of age
Arkansas State press., 1958-09-05

CONTINUED from page Four
we don't even want to discuss
anything, we just want to ride,
hoping nobody will ask us any
questions.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16

Clark, Mrs. Lester Dettman
THOMPSON - Mrs. G eorg e
Bostwick, Mrs. Warner Webst-
er; TROY - Mrs. l.. r. Will
liams, Mrs. George Burzanko !;
SOUTH RUSSELL VILLAGE -
Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs. Virgil
Daugherty; AQUILLA VII l.
AGE = Mrs. Floyd Weeks, Mrs.
william Kali; CHAGRIN fall
LIS PARK Mrs. John Bolden,
Mrs. Alexander J. King; CHAR
DON TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Geo
rye Baker, Jr., Mrs. william
Neundorfer.
The estimated population fig
ure for Geauga county released
by the Ohio Department Of
Health has been increased to
37,273 over last years figure of
35,764.
Mr.. Barnes stated. "The As
sociation is hoping to increase
the mailing list, however, with
fast growing population and da-
lily changes, the Christmas Seal
letters, prepared by local chair
men Is not 100 percent cover :
age" He urges all residents, es-
pecially Geauga county n e W :
comers, TO contact the TB and
Health office in Chardon, AV'
enue 5-4811, or the local chair
man, If their names have not
been included in the 1858 Chris.
tmas Seal letter mailing list.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16
PROBATE NOTICE
APPROVAL AND SETTLE
MENT OF ACCOUNT

Revised Code, Sec. 2lO9. .32-.3
Accounts and vouchers of the
following named persons a nd
estates have been filed In the
Probate Court of Geauga Coun-
ty, Ohio, for approval and set
tlement. FIRST, FINAL. A Nd
DISTRIBUTIVE ACCOUNT
Emily G. Armstrong, Execu-
trix of the Estate of: G UY
ARMSTRONG, Deceased.
FINAL AND DISTRIBUTIVE
ACCOUNTS
Stella Tambling Cliff, Execu-
trix of the Estate Of: w. T. CL-
IFT, aka WILLIAM T. Cliff,
aka WILL T. Cliff, Deceased.
Steve M. Hovan, Executor of
the EstaS of: DENNIS STOT-
TER, aka DIONYS STOTTER,
Deceased.
Loyal Scheve, Administrative
w. w. A. Of the Estate of: GUS
TAVE H. SCHEVE, Deceased.
FIRST AND FINAL ACCOU-
Mt
Eladia A. Tenny, aka, e t c
Executrix of the Estate of: AR
LIE C.. TENNY, Deceased.
FINAL ACCOUNTS
Evelyn Bollinger, Guardian of
LILLIAN BURTON, Incompet :
ent.
William George Benbow, Exc
cutor of the Estate of: VIII
LIAM A. BENBOW, Deceased,
James w. DinSmore, Guardi.
an Of: SUSAN PINNEY, Incom-
petent.
Henry r. Schneider, Admins
traitor w. w. A. of the Estate
of: HERMAN SCHNEIDER, De-
ceased.
Robert Kidd, Administrator OF
the Estate of: LILLY KIDD, a
ka LILEY, KIDD, deceased.
Orrin r. Phillips, Guardian OF
RAY r. PHILLIPS, Incompet .
ent.
PARTIAL ACCOUNT
The National City B Bank oi
Cleveland, Executor of the Els.
tate Of. CHARLES G.. KING,
Deceased. (5th Partial Account
Unless exceptions are file d
thereto, said accounts will be
for hearing before said Court
on the 22nd day of November
1858, at 1000 am, at w hic
time said accounts will be con.
sidered and continued fro m
day to day until finally disposed
of.
Any person interested m a y
file written exceptions to said
accounts or to matters pertain.
| ing to the execution of the trust
not less than five days prior to
the date set for hearing.
ROBERT b. FORD
] Probate Judge
/ 1c43
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16
Xmas Seal
Sale Starts
Nov. 18th

The SIND Annual Christmas
Seal Sale will officially op N
November II, according to Will
liam j. Barnes, president of the
Geauga County Tuberculosis an
Health Association.
The 1858 local Christmas Seal
Sale will be under the direction
of Carl A. Brinkman, Chardon,
general fund chairman. Robert
T. Smith, Chardon, has b e n
appointed county chairman of
Industry and Business and Mrs.
Roy Coats, Burton, county scho-
oil seal ssle chairman.
A workshop meeting of { h e
mail sale chairmen and co-cha-
irmen is scheduled October 20
at the Pilgrim Christian Church,
Sanctuary Building, Chardon.
Volunteer local chairmen a n d
co chairmen are: - AUBURN
Mrs. Lloyd Squire, Mrs. F r e d
Koerlin; BAINBRIDGE Mrs.
Richard Denholm, Mrs. d a v e
Koontz; BURTON - Mrs. Will
liam z. Clark, Mrs. Paul Rul-
on; CHARDON VILLAGE -
Mrs. Wanda King, Mrs. Marie
Miller; CHESTERLAND - Mrs.
Paul Montague, Miss Geraldine
Ditto; CLARIDON - Miss Jea.
nette Grosvenor, Mrs. Charles
Kellogg; HAMBDEN - Mrs
George Underwood, Mrs. Fred.
erick Carver; HUNTSBURG -
Mrs. Frank Schikowski, MIS-
Fred Sykora; MIDDLEFIELD
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B u t t n;
MONTVILLE - Mrs. l. e S e !
Skinner, Mrs. Hugh Leggett
MUNSON - Mrs. ]. G.. Shannon
Mrs. D. A. Doran; NEWBURY
- Mrs. B. A. Broughton, Mrs
A. D. Chapman; PARKMAN =
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan Robinson,
RUSSELL - Mrs. Harold K
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16
Ruth Jennings
Died in Cleveland

Ruth Eleanor Jennings, born
July 20, 1917, the daughter of
Catherine and Ward Sturteoant,
died october 8, 1858 at Lakeside
Hospital. Cleveland.
She graduated from West
High School, Cleveland, and
Baldwin Wallace College, Berea.
She was a teacher in r u ell
and Tallmadge Schools.
On September 2, 1943 she mar
ried Royce M. Jennings of Fit
chviIle, O. To this union were
born five children.
She is survived by her b u s.
band, Royce; sons, Carl an d
Paul; and daughters Catherine,
Nancy and Linda.
She also leaves a sister, Vir-
ginia Byham of Philadelphia !,
and a maternal grandmother J,
Mrs. Cora Mutt Of Chardon.
Ruth lived with her grandpa
rents in Chardon after the death
OF her mother, for several years
She will be remembered by
many in Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16
r o r s AL E
HOUSES
Ohio Swift, Inc.

Pre- cut homes, $1783.00,
10. No money down. Models
open at 39430 Mentor Ave,
Mentor, Ohio. "a mile east OF
Rt. 306 on Rt. 20. Call White
hall 2-7230. Door Prize. Chill
dren's coloring books. Speci-
al August Price on Erection.
13p46
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16

NOTICE - NOW rs TILE IDE-
al, cool weather for horseback
riding. I have a beautiful black
horse that I must sell because
am moving. Would like her to
have a good home. Gentle with
children, yet equally pleasurable
for an adult. Will sacrifice. Call
E. Claridon 6-6577. 2x42.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16
NOTICE

NOTICE = Smorgasbord, Sum
day, Oct. 26, at Montville Sc
hool, serving noon to 3 pm. Ma
tinality pastries, harvest dish :
es, PLUS turkey, roast beef,
Swedish meat balls, cabbage
rolls, chicken paprikash, ham J.
Sponsored by Montville Metho-
dist WSCS. Adult tickets $1.50,
children 65 cents. 2c43.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16
FOR SAL e
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE - %" HOLLAND
Furnace, Acme Stoker, Blow
er, controls, ducts, and regist-
ers. Very good condition, $4,000
Phone AV 5-7363. 121 North ST.,
Chardon. 1x42.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16
FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS

OFFICE FOR RENT - SEVER
al rooms. Main st. End floor.
Call AV 5-2129 between 8 S,
Monday through Friday. 1x41.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16

IN THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE
of Chardon, 4 rooms and bath
up and 4 rooms and bath down.
Newly remodeled - Can move
right In.
See P.F. Nolan, Owner 29tf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-16

FOR SALE - HOUSEHOLD GO
ods, moving out Of town, fur
niture electric stove, refrigera-
tor. Very reasonable. Edgewood
8-6318. w. Fitch, Fairmont Rd.,
second house west from North
wood I'd. or / mile e. of 306.