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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21
HOusEs ron sALE Va.

GROWING AMERICA and rrowinr
. Va, Oct on the band wagon for
only $1,000 dn., $l13 mo, inels
AL. for this beautiful rambler.
lge bedrms. fD-ft. Nv. rms ls-ft
kit. combination. range, rei9f.,
washer, drier, air conditionersl
bullt-in radio, AL Included. Pull
hsmt Only $4,000. Immediate
c ciafSRsHssk R ihi 4'sOY nc. WIN =.
l0-RooM nOUsR-Electricity. old
arteaian well beautiful magnolis
and shade trees. about 3 acres
and: beautiful waterfront, also on
highuay: on Yeocomico River.
branch SsSy q ths Pot ems PIissd
BETH DAWSON Lodge, Va.
by 0wNER. IN the town Of Fair
fax--3-bedrm. brick; lse. liv. rm
with carpet, and fireplace, mod.
Ky, Ia baths; extra.,lse. rec. Ip
s Hh re saS st a6 ssg onrs s5 nsaa
tiers. Schools within walking dis
lance. Swimming pool member
ship avail: $1,000 On, Phone CIR,
3-332S.
2-YEAR YOUNG brk. rambler.
choice N, Arl. residential area: 8
bedrm., "a baths. sep. din. rm.,
eolored KIT, with table space, full
isn't. with terrific rec. rni., im-
maculate eond. Askins S22, $50,
For further details call DARBY
CO. REALTORS, 23i0 Wilson
blvd, IA. 5-9393. once open 8
It'll q.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-choiee
and cOflv, N, Arl, loc., 3 bedTms d,
TmS. Il H ~ IA iiv. a 'rris. With Win
with table space. full bsmt. with
rec. rm.. roughed-in 3rd bath,
built-in garage, Priced Al s24,.
$50, For further details, call
DARBY co. REALTORS, 2a19
Wilson blvd, IA. b-9ss3. once
ALEXANDRIA---3-bedrm. rambler:
FHA approved: Sl3,750: only
$500 dn., monthly pymts. approx.
5000 incl. prin. and int; house
N excel. cond. Listing. l522-F
OF TIE. 6-1400 OF Kf. 9-6644.
s4OO DOWN. monthly pymts. ap-
prox. $40, FILA; 3-bedrni row
brick: ia baths: beautiful liv.
I'm. with din. area. located In
heart Of city. Only IA yrs. old .
Conveniently located. You will be
delighted with the Ice. rms. and
lac. closets. Listing 1419-B. Call
Miss Gravely, XII. S-3041 or TE.
$4,000 or XII. 9-6644.
AL BAKER q SON, INC.
"a. =, Realty Brokers
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PRIESTHOOD
SPECIALS

Sl6,50O
Pretty contemporary rancher, on
level lot. shaded By Ice. trees. 9
bedrnls. plus den or 3rd bedrm :,
brick patio, earport; walk to
school, shopping and transp.
S16,750
down payment FLA will
buy this cutie" 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; screened porch, brick ga
rage, lovely Ice. fenced yard with
tall shade trees, fruit trees and
nice shrubbery.
S22.95O
A real cbRrmer is this 3-bedrm
brick bi-level. Entrance hall, rec.
rTi., garage; neat as q pin with
many extras, beautifully land
seaped fenced lot. Walk TO school.
FLA terms.
$4,000 $685. 900
buy In this price
range. Rambler, split-level or CO.
lenial. 3 or 4 bedrins., also den
plus rec. I'm. Close-in area or
farther out half-acre lots. Give
us your requirements and wen
show you the particular house to
ht your needs without wasting
your time. Excellent financing.
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.


LoRcoM LANE AREA
Large 3-bedrm. home with center
hall entrance, lovely Nv. rm. with
tirepl., SEP. din. rm., lge. equipped
kit. With table space. big twin
sized bedrms., 2 lge. porches. full
bsnt. with outside entrance, full
stairway 70 large attic. big wooded
lot. Mr.. schools, bus and shopping
and best OF all. only $3.50 down
payment on the new FHA hnane-
ing. What bargain this Is.
Colonel leaving area: immediate
possession. Better see this one
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ARLINGTON I CT IN No g r, o. FLA 4

ARLINGTON, N.-Brk beauty on
lovely tree-shaded lot in fine
loo, 3 hedrms., Q tile baths, Ice.
liv. RIA. with mahog. panel, fire.
pl. wall, de luxe Kit, with table
space, full bsmt. with roughed
In 3rd bath. Asking S21,25O.
For further details, call DARBY
co, REALTORS, 231a Wilson
blvd, ia, $1,000. ONCE open Q
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BSra,n as s-bsdrm:; s,.ti l =;
S Ssk T sss x 9TpRsHssprisssa aa for S
rm. with fireplace in walk-out
bsmt.; h.-w. Dashboard heat. A
fabulous buy at sci $50.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
2l6O N. Glebe Rd ia. 5-0701
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER NEEDS developed lots
ready to go for $4,000 and under
houses. 100 lots minimum. Give
all details, price subordination.
etc. in letter to p. o. Box IL,
Mclean. Va
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ASSUME FHA LOAN
(Has been placed by owner }
Brick, . years old; sep. din. rm.,
3 bedrms., one with private bath;
basement with ground-level en-
trance. OF Branch ave. near
BOILING, ANDREWS. sU1TLAND,
ETC. First time offered; an out
standing property for the diScrim-
mating. PRICED LOW, Call Mrs.
Cox, ATLAS REALTY CO., LII.
9-S136 or ST 3-79RS
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School Days

Dear old golden rule DAYS,
Take pencil and paper, add.
divide. multiply, and sub
tract then you will know
the value Is here when YOU
see this close-in Arlington
home with lge. liv. rm. and
fireplace. niee-sized din. rm..
farm-size kit, 2 bedrms.
and bath; nice tree-studded
level lot. . hlks. from
transp close TO shopping
and schools. liberal iinanc-
ing avail. conventional.
FHA Or GI; priced at SIS
700. For Apt. to see, call
IA, $4,000.
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RORERT n IOHR

HE. $4,000 TN Q PM. RA. B-36ss
our 3Sth Yr. OF Dependable Service
LANGLEY PARK-All brick 3-bed-
room rambler for yl4,bOO. FLA.
only 500 down and SS3 mo. plus
taxes and Insurance buys this
chaTmer.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
SELL, DIRECT

All cash, no commission, appralsals
free. prompt, courteous. join the
THOUSANDS who have received :, AZ
5-i033. Oh. a-l63I. JU. 5-077b,
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks In
Is minutes whether it's paid for
or not. HERSON'S, sth and q
NV, DE. 2-4700.
LOANS = $1,000
SI50,000. Group your debts, lower
your payts, refinance your prop.
and improvement. quick honest,
courteous service on real estate,
farms, etc. only In the state OF
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS
and holidays at saratoRa 5-4047.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

FALLS CHURCH--Sl4,e50
Charm Of past and present blend
gracefully Ia this deliahtfully
quaint home: spacious liv. rm.,
paneled firepl. wall. Ice. din. rrn.,
capacious corner cupboard: up-to-
the-minute kitchen, washer, drier.
lovely L-shaped porch, overlooking
garden, surrounded BY magnolias;
2nd floor: = airy bedrms.. tiled
bath; partial bsmt,; oil h.-w.ha Y
BLK. bus. Sc 500 cash. assume lEe.
OF loan; SOC month,
LUCILLE COOK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-21

LANGLEY PARK AREA = This
brick home, with daylight base
rnent. breezeway, sarage and rec
reation room. The kitchen Is an
electric dream. Every aid a house
wife wants; located on q corner
lot, With cedar; screens, fenced
Call fiE 10000 and ask TO see
fhfs deliRhtfii home today.
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ROBERT E. LOHR

HE. $4,000 TIL ppm. RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Yr. DEPENDABLE Service
MT. RAfNIER,-Comf. living can be
yours. i block from 1.fare street.
car. Repainted and redee.: 3-bed-
rm. bunga.; full basement; SlO,-
$50. UNs 4-S5S3.
meter 1 haQan and SON
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ASSUME S1O,40O CT
Total payments, SIS per MO-.
bedrm. rambler on large lot. Full
price, only S12,500. Terms can
be arranged. MANNAS REALTY,
JE. 2-3110.
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BUSINESS pRoP, F0R sALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR BENT

STORAGE or roomine house: park
ing for so cars. 34th and Rhode
Island ave ne. Call HO 2-111b,
owner. or DUNN CO., Mt Rainier
NEARBY ARL.--Light Industrial;
f,50O-so. 1t. ground floor; attrac-
tive once; $2l0 month. Call Mr..
WAT.KER An A-0RAA
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OWNER

New house. 8 bedrms, IA baths. full
psmt.. beapt. elec. kit, garbage
disposal, tlrepl., carport. wooded
s 10; rTiesed sig 30; Ksy q Sill2
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LUCILLE COOK
LANE

JE. $500 Realtor gE. e-4ee4
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WAREHOUSES F0R SALE

SALE OR LEASE - 10.O0O-sa 1T
warehouse; . acres, r.r. siding;
main hwy; So. Md. WE. 4-S352
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HOUSES FOB sALE-MD.


4 BEDRkl8., sunrm., fFapl., bSmt..
oil h.-g,hi ice. cor. lot, needs re-
rHA APP 80 $50: $500 On. SIS
lno.--2 bedrms., kit, cas- NJ.
AIL-YEAR HOME, Chesa,. Beach
bedrmay nsmt, oil IT.. gar;
$3.50. will trade.
FELLOWS REALTY CO.. RI. 6-6s6a
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-04
Castro Releases
 50 Americans and Canadians In Cuba

GUANTANAMO, Cuba, R = A broadcast from the mountain headquarters of rebel leader Fidel Castro has ordered the re- lease of all Americans and Ca nadians held by rebels in the mountain jungles near here. Five of the 50 kidnapped by bands under Castro's brother Raul were released last night.
 The broadcast said Castro knew nothing about the Kidnapping of AT Americans and 3 Canadians, due to difficulties in communi- cations" It said Castro ordered brother Raul to release the men. Raul commands rebels in the northern section of rebellious Oriente province.
 The broadcast, monitored in Puerto Rico, said:
 "We know they the captives) actually were not taken as hos tages but only as observers so they could see how Batista'S forces kill Cuban civilians using arms furnished by the United States"
 A speedy return of more kid naped North Americans was ex- pected here after US. Consul Park Woollum came out of the hills with five captives in US. Navy helicopter yesterday.
 Darkness halted the flights but the helicopter was readied to re- sume operations today.
 Among those seized were 29 Sailors and Marines from the Guantanamo Base.
 Woollu1n said all the captives are ''in good health"
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-04
Brisk Trading In
 Alaska Juneau Stocks

NEW YORK, R = The stock market was irregular in moderate early trading today. Tobaccos declined.
 Leading stocks fluctuated from fractions to around a point.
 Alaska Juneau, yesterdays most active stock, continued to rise in brisk trading.
 Opening blocks included Ar mour up 15 at 17s4 on 18,1OO shares; Alaska Juneau up 1s at Az on 12,00O.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-04
N o T I C E

Anyone knowing where the following persons can be located or knowing anyone. related to these persons. please call or write 10 City Clerk. Box 2ss. Nome Alaska. William Davis Estate Jack Secco Estate C. c. Parrott Jake Bonner C. S. Elder B. M. Buckley Estate Frances Capron Melvin Asetoonick Estate Thos. Sumerana Bertha Mcdowell Eric Kamm Paul Nattanguk Ruth Pearson DonnY Miller Mrs. Jay Lyon Al Buscio Myrtle Starling Jack Paul Carl J. Newman Alice Christofferson John Eavik Estate
 Robert F. Scott
 City Clerk  Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-04
Friday, July 4. 1858
Al Haferbeckers To Spend Vacation In Wisconsin

Al Haferbecker and family of CAA leave tomorrow for Wis consin and a visit in Victoria, BIC. During their absence Kay Fake will be in charge of the operations division.
 WEDNESDAY BALL SCORES
 American League New York 4, Baltimore 1 Washington 5, Boston Detroit 5, Kansas City 0
 National League San Francisco 5, Chicago Cincinnati 1, Milwaukee 0
 Pacific Coast League San Diego 12. Salt Lake City II Seattle 3, Portland 0 Phoenix II, Vancouver 5 Letter-size and legal file folders available al The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-04

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
, 1958-08-09
now CONNIE B. FOUND "1HE WAY BACK"

Every person in the world has q
story to tell. Sometimes it begins with
hope and ends with despair. Then there
arc Others who have travelled a road oil
disappointment and shame that seem
ingly led to oblivion, yet through q
mir .,le they reaPpear with a heart
warning story Of recovery. They are
hose who come back from "life's
other side"
Connie B. has tasted the dregs Of life.
She was a person whose every moment
was spent in trying to get enough alco-
holic beverage TO satisfy her craving.
But no person who is an alcoholic can
ever get enough to drink. They simply
drink themselves into Inconsistencies,
and when they wake up, they arc ready
to start all over. But Connie came back!
Here is her story telling how she did il:
II was once an alcoholic. | was hope.
lessly addicted. But hearly two years.
ago, when ! had literally gone the last
mile Of the way, ! picked up a copy Of a
religious magazine that a friend had left
in my home. In it | read the Arthur
Lock story telling Of his miraculous
deliverance from alcoholism.
"A very short time later was listen
ing halfhearredly TO a religious program
when suddenly a familiar name STOOD
OUT. ;. The voice continued, an
alcoholic on Housron's skid row for
years will be here TO give his test.
mony August l.. Be sure TO hear
ARTHUR LOCKr
Il attended that service that night.
, 1958-08-09
by ORAL ROBERTS

While Arthur Lock spoke, | wept as I
listened to a story much like my own,
Every word described the agony | was
experiencing the terrible remorse,
Loneliness and defeat. AT the close of the
message, through binding tears, | made
my way down the aisle Of that church
and surrendered my life to the lord
Jesus Christ. At hat same moment he
burning desire for alcohol leit me
completely.
"Soon after my conversion and div.
GRANGE / travelled widely giving my
testimony. My secular profession paid
my expenses Il was a dairy food special.
list and broker), But it was not lorg
until such a deep compassion for Others
filled my heart thar now all my efforts
are spent in ministering to alcoholics.
"Since January1 have had n decisions
WI s# r...
for Christ. | have correspondent with
Owe 100 men and women (alcoholics),
and fed, clothed and found jobs for
many.
Il have washed and ironed for these
people, cared for them when they were
sick, and hospitalized two of them. I
know, with Gods help, ! can continue
to minister TO people who have come
to the end of their way as | once did.
yves. | have come back from the
other side Of life and have found
abundant life through Jesus Christ"
And to my readers, | say: IF Connie
B. can come back, you can TOO. There
are no hopeless cases with God. He is
always willing and eager to help YOU"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
Montville Board Hires New 9th Grade Teacher

Montville and PaineSville Gran
geS. He was the sexton of the
Montville Cemetery for many
years.
He leaves to mourn his loss
a brother, Harrison Skinner of
Pinesville, a daughter, Mrs.
Walter Stone of Powassan, Ont.
a son, Lester Skinner of Mont
vile. Four step sons, Leonard
and Robert Geisman of Mont
vile, Roscoe Geisman of Cort-
land, Ohio, and Gaylord Gels
man of Tucson, Arizona. IL
grandchildren and 10 gre a
grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Saturday March / at the Burr
Funeral Home in Chardon with
Rev. Corbitt officiating and the
Montville Grange held graveSide
services.
Pail bearers were James Sid
ley, Edward Weber, Merton
BeardSley, J. Ross Donoghue,
Herbert Koerner and Merl More
house.
Burial was in Montville Gene
terry.
Rev. Corbitt is pastor of Mont
vile Community Church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
Former Chester
Teacher Died

CHESTER - Ruth Easton,
former assistant to the secre-
tary of Oberlin College, died
Oct. 18, 1857, in a New London
nursing home, age II years.
She was born in Chester May
2, 1886.
Her father, Charles F.. EaSton,
who was superintendent of Ches-
ter School for 19 years, was
also a tutor in mathematics at
Oberlin Academy.
Following her graduation, a
Phi Beta Kappa from Oberlin
College in 1910, Miss Easton
taught three years in the high
schools at Chester, Herkimer
N. Y, and Bloomfield, o. In
1918, she became an assistant
in the office of the secretary
Of Oberlin College, a position
she held with singular distinc-
ton, until her retirement in
1916. Her extreme devotion to
the college and her immense
knowledge of the affairs of her
office made her through the
years one of the colleges most
valued assistants. Surviving her
is a nephew, Jamin Easton, Al
years of Elyria, 0.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
VFW Auxiliary Elects
Ann Skidmore President

Ann Skidmore of Chardon was
elected president of the ladies
auxiliary to Geauga Post 6519,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, at a
recent meeting at the home of
the Misses Harriet and Mildred
DeMuth in Claridon.
Other officers elected are:
Nancy Speck, senior vice presi-
dent; Charlotte Phillips, Junior
vice president; Maggie Riton-
daro, treasurer; Gertrude Par
sons, chaplain; Clara Jean Rich
ards, conductreSS; Leonardo
Wells, Guard; Alma Linden,
trustee.
Council delegates Loretta Mae
Holmes and Aggie Tvergyak
were elected. Ruth Neeley and
Alma Linden are their alter
mates.
Following the call to order by
retiring president Irene Rhodes,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
Mrs. Cora Mutt,
Chardon, Marks
89th Birthday

Mrs. Cora Mutt, 236 S. Hamb-
den ST., observed her seth birth
day quietly at her home yes
terday. A small family party is
planned with daughters in Cleve-
land this weekend.
Mrs. Mutt was born March IL,
1869, at Wilson Mills, where she
lived with her family until she
was two years old, when they
moved to Mulberry Corners. In
October 1886 she was married to
William Mutt and at the time
of his death in 1913 they had
been married almost sixty
years.
For about a year after their
marriage they lived with her
father until they started farming
for themselves on the Strong
farm. For 25 years they farmed
in Chester, Munson and Char
don Townships, coming to Char
don in 1901 where they resided
on the Miller King farm.
Mrs. Mutt has lived for the
past As years in her present
home on the corner of S. Hamb-
den and E. King Streets
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
O. Van Orsdale
Rites Saturday

CLARIDON - O.G. VanOrS-
dale, we'll known Claridon resi-
dent active in civic affairs, died
early Wednesday morning in
Claridon Clinic.
He was proprietor of the gen.
eral store at the corner of Clar-
idon-Troy Rd. and Rt. 322, a
township director of Civil De-
fenSe, member of the KiWanis
Club and attended the Claridon
Congregational Church. He was
a former justice of the peace.
Surviving are his wife, Helen;
daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Boyl-
es Of Cleveland Heights; step
son, Tyler Judd of Newbury; he
was the brother of Mrs. Mabel
Fisher of East Cleveland, Mrs.
Betty Adams Of East Claridon,
Mrs. Dorothea Wiley of Bed
ford, Mrs. Lucille Cahill of Lar
go, Fla. A daughter, Ruth, pre-
ceeded him in death.
Friends may call today from
z to 8 pm, and Friday from 2
to 5 and 7 to 9 pm. at the Burr
Funral Home, Chardon, where
services will be held at 2 pm.
Friday with the Rev. Osborn
Grove of the Claridon Congre-
gational Church officiating. Bu-
rial will be in East Claridon
cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13

the roll call of officers and the
pledge of allegiance were said.
A prayer was offered by Edith
Strong, chalain pro tenn.
Community chairman Aggie
Tvergyak gave a report on the
Easter Hunt to be held April 6.
in Chardon Park.
AmericaniSm chairman, Nan
cy Speck, announced the auxili-
ary will present a flag to a
troop of Parkman Boy Scouts
on April 10.
A committee was appointed
to work on new decorations for
the poppy windows.
It was announced that the
County council will meet March
Is at Painesville. The next
meeting of the Geauga post
auxiliary will be held at the post
club rooms in Chardon March
20.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
Tawankas Plan
Runmage Sale

The Tawanka Club had the
March 7 meeting at Mrs. Mar
lene Taylor's home in Chester
land. A tthe meeting a rummage
sale was discussed and agreed
upon for April 10. Also a bake
sale will be scheduled for
March %.
-Four members were chosen
by the president, Mrs. Jennie
Nolan, to nominate officers for
the next club year. They are to
meet within the month.
Entertainment was provided
by Mrs. Corrine Ziegler and
Mrs. Georgia Richards. Refresh
ments followed, served by Mrs.
Pat Bolek and Mrs. Marlene
Taylor.
The next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Maryellen Daniels
home. .f
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
Edmunds to Host
Old Timers Party

DR.. w. P. Edmunds, Geau-
ga County health commission
er, will serve as master of
ceremonies at the Geauga Re-
cords Old Timers Party to
be held Saturday, March %,
starting at 10 am. in the
Chardon Methodist Church.
Mrs. A. B. Carlson, chair
man of the party committee,
announced today that reSer-
vations must be in by March
18. Individuals or couples ov-
er IS are welcome to attend.
AS in the past, prizes will
be awarded to the oldest man
and woman present, the per-
son with a birthday nearest
the festival, the person with
the largest family, the person
travelling the furthest, the
person living in the county
the longest, and many others.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13


Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fisher of
Cleveland were Sunday evening
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Srp.
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Geisman
and family of Cortland visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard GeiSman
and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Geisman and family Sun
day.
Several from here attended
the Home and Flower show in
Cleveland this past week.
Mrs. Georgia Walters spent
Thursday with her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Mills in Hamb-
den.
Mrs. Harrison Skinner and
daughter, Mrs. Albert LeSsler
and two children from PaineS-
vile called at the Robert Gels
man home and Lester Skinner
home Saturday.
Booster Mite" will be obServ-
ed at the Montville Grange
Wednesday night, March 26th.
There will be a pot-luck supper
at 7 pm. This will be an open
meeting so come and bring your
friends.
Members of the Birthday Club
held a house warming party for
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Perry at
their new home in Munson Fri
day evening. Those attending
from here were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tate, Mr.. and Mrs. JAM
es Sidley, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Trask, Mrs. Steve zeigler, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Weber and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scheller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mills Of
Hambden were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hiland.
Mr.. Glen MoSeley and daugh-
ter, Margaret from Ashtabula
called on Mrs. F. S. Whitney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Stone and family Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Srp were
in Cleveland on Business Mon
day.
Emery Irwin Skinner died at
the Clarke Nursing Home in
Hambden Tuesday, Feb. 25.
Mr.. Skinner was born in Mont
vile July 6, 1877, and has lived
in Montville the greater part of
his life.
He joined Montville Grange
when thirteen years of age and
was a very active member as
long as his health permitted. He
was a past master of both the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-13
Mrs. Fiorina
Died at "a

CHESTER - Mrs. Dorothy
Fiorina, "a, of 2065 Chillicothe
Rd., wife of James J. Fiorina,
died early Monday, March 3, at
Lakeside Hospital in Cleveland.
She had been i'll for several
months.
Born in Cleveland, she was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
little. She and her family had
resided in Chesterland the last
four years. She was a member
of st. Mary's Church in Char
don.
Surviving besides her huS =
band and parents are two child
rem, Cheryl Lynn and Mark
James, and a brother, Donald
Title of Cleveland.
Services for Mrs. Fiorina were
held on Thursday morning at
the Jakab-Toth and Co. Funeral
H o m e, 11713 Buckeye Rd.,
Cleveland at 9 am. Burial was
in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.