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Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Temporada de NaVidad buena
Para Concrete Y Transportes
Principle Lentu, Pero Tiene Ahora va
Rifmo Aeelerodo, Dicen en- Burdine's

FL cOrre-corre final de los
dias, pre.pascuales en- Miami y
las a~ctividades del festival de
Orange Bowl, ofrece I'm cuadro
tipico de esta epoca del ano.
Segun Ell Departamento de Pu
blicidad del Municipio de Miami
en- tiendas locales y facilidades
de transporte Sc refleja un gran
cptimismo a MEDIA que milla-
res de parroquianos y turistas
invaden toda la iona del Con-
dado.
Ell presidents de la casa Bur
dimes ha declarado:
LA temporada de Navidad
comenzo lentamente, pero esta-
mos s0rprendidos del ritmo &C.
tual. Confiamos en- que tendre
mos una venta excelente en- es
tos dias
Ell Sr A. j. Peleski, de la casa
Richards, expres6 que SUI tienda
arrojara un, saldo de ganancias
superior al del ano pasado.
Donald X. Miller, presidente
de la junta directiva de la fir
ma comercial Jordan Marsh,
aport6 SUI Quota de optimismo
al declarar que SUI compania va
paso considerablemente las CT
fras de; ano anterior.
Todos los hoteles del Biscay-
ne Boulevard, desde ell Dupont
Plaza hasta Ell Alcazar, informa.
ron que Sc encontraban pr6xi.
mos a la ocupaci6n total de sus
hebitacicnes y predijeron que
las festividades del Orange Bow
que comenz6 ell jueves, permi
tira un lleno complete.
Howard Jackson, de la firma
McAllister Hotel, informa que
| las perspectivas de estes d.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

Ia prensa americana) de que
esas Hamadas "elecciones" Sc
habian colorado mientras los
ciudadanos estaban privados de
todos sus derechoS politieos y
Constituencies, los mitines es-
taban prohibidos, la prensa, la
radio y todos los demas medios
de expression Sc hallaban amor
dazados las carceles rebosaban
de presses politicos, Ell terror rel
uaba en- las ciudades aun con-
troladas por la ~soldadesca de
Batista y las dos %terceras par
ties del territorio nacional Sc
hallabar bajo ell control de las
fuerzas rebeldes. No debe
haber duda de que, al leer
esa columna de SUI amigo Pear
son, Batista debe haber suspi-
RADIO pensando cuanto Sc lie ia
cilitaria su tarea 81 hubiera mas
Pearsons en- ell mundo; 81 asi
fuera, quiza hasta podria evitar
Sc la censura de la prensa, que
tan fuerte tempestad de criticas
ha levantado contra Ell en- los
Estados Unldos y en- TODD ell
mundo libre. pero que en- cam
BIO parece no haber hasta aho.
ra Sacudido la ecuanimidad del
senior Pearson.
Puestu que Drew Pearson me
ha acussdo de ser ell agente Sc
creto que ha estado dirigiendo
la compra y ell embarque de
armas y sumlnistros a Castro du.
rante los ultimos dos amos, me
creo autorizado a o~frecerle una
Sugerencia. 81 vista a Cuba de
nuavo antes de la caida antici-
pada de Batista, lie aconsejaria
que no limitara sus contactos
como 10 ha hecho en- ell pasa-
do al dictator y al estrecho
circulo de sus compinches, 81
no que Sc decida tambien a vi
star al DR.. Castro en- su Guar
tel General, como va 10 han he
cho tantos de sus colegas anne
ricanos. 81 tai hace, podra con-
vencerse por ST mismo de que
ell DR.. Castro tiene TODD ell d.
nero que necesita para prose
guir SUI victoriosa lucha contra
e. comun opresor de todos los
cubanos- dinero que lie ha 81
do entregado por ell pueblo de
Cuba.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

pascuales lucen buenas, con
abundantes rservaciones.
Las tacilidades de t%ransporte
Sc aprestan aprestan para los
dias mas intensos de la tempo
rada. Varias aerolineas han au-
mentado cuantiosamente SUI ca
pacidad, a causa de la huelga
de la Eastern y han agregado
nuevoS vuelos.
Jack Barker, del departamen-
to de relaciones publicas de la
Naiiond. Airlines; dijo: Els ire
menda la acogida dispensada
por ell publico en- los Wales a
New York en- nuestras lfneas
Gets. Los proximos 80 dias
constituyen nuestro auge en- la
temporada invernal.
Ell administrator de ventas del
distrito, de la Compania North
east, Mr.. Charles Lawler, EXPIRE
SO que "se encontraban en- I'm
20 Q 25 por ciento sobre ell nivel
de ventas del ano pasado duran
tie ell mismo periodic. Nuestros
vuelos de norte a sur Sc encuen.
tran a plena capacidad."
Ell sepor r. T. Jeffries, agen.
lie de pasaje para la Florida,
de la East Coast Railway, en-
tignde que Sc acerca la semana
mas intensa para SUI Inca, con
coches adicionales diariamente.
Ell administrator de ventas de
la Inca de omnibus Greyhound
Mr.. E. l.. Mlnton, inform6 que
"un 10 por ciento de aumento"
Sc ma registrado respecto al mis-
mo periodo del ann v
acrego uue su compahia tendra
Tin 6mn,bus llegando a Miami
cada bora durante todos los dias
de Ia temporada,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Disponib|es $500 Mi|ones Para
|nversiones en- Ia America Latina
Dr.. Roberto Canessa Represents
hversienisfas de Evrepa y e. Uu.
"Esfannos DisPUesfOs q eooperur on 81
Desorrollo Econ6mieo de Am&rica", Diee

Una figura de relieve inter.
americana, Ell DIR. Roberto E
Canessa. visito la Reduction del
DIARIO LAS AMERICAS, con
ell objeto de saludarnos a SUI pa.
50 hacia Ell Salvador, SUI pals
native, donde ha desempenado
importantes cargos nacionales,
inclusive ell Ministerio de Rela-
clones Exteriores de ese pals.
Canessa viene dedicado, desde
hace cast dos amos, a negocios
de inversiones y emprestitos in
ternacionales Su escala por
Miami, procedente de Nueva
York y Washington, es breve.
Va canine dc San Salvador, don
de 10 espera su familia para la
celebration traditional de las
Pascuas de Navidad.
-Estamos empenados en- CO.
operar al fomento economico de
la America Latina, nos dice Ca.
nessa. Representatives. un con
SERGIO de inversionistas euro
peos y norteamericanos y conta
mos con authorization para nego-
ciar, dentro de 6 meses, hasta la
suma de 300 millones de dolares
en- cualquier pals latinoameri
cano.
Con gran dominic del tema,
81 DR.. Canessa nos explica los
fines de la agrupaci6n de fl
nancieros que representa- y nos
expone los objetivos inmedia-
tos.
Sc trata de I'm hombre capaci
tado, de fina presencia y con
extenso roce en- las atlas este
raS internacionales. Su forma-
cion colegial tuvo lugar en- los
Estados Unldos, y obtuvo un
grade universitario en- Europa,
donde Sc especializo en- ciencias
economicas. Els, en- fin, un eco
nomista en- plena accion.
-Nuestra labor es invertir y
prestar dinero a los paises lati-
noamericanos, contribuyendo ash
viapilizar ell desarrollo material
y econ6mico de los mismos. He
mos encontrado puertas abier-
tas en- todos los paises visitados
y gran acogida por parte de fun
cionarios y elementos privados
de la poblaci6n.
Inqulrimos sobre ell curse de
sus actividades, y en- cuanto al
progreso que va logrando en- sus
gestiones. Nos responde:
-Nuestra actividad coincide
con las declaraciones oficiosas
por pate de la Comisi6n de
Finanzas del Congreso de los Es-
tados Unidos, que declare a fl
mes de 1857 que apoyaria toda
clase de inversiones privadas
que Sc hicieran en- la America
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21

Entire los cambios que ha dis
puesto ell jefe de la empresa
Mr.. Segal, sera ell de terminar
con ell sistema de asignar los
viajes cortos a ciertos choferes
del grupo.
Yellow Cab tiene la unica
concession de .viajes de auto
m6vil de alquiler en- ell Aero
puerto International.
Agrego Mr.. Segal que tanto
el como ell Vicepesidente de la
compania estaran al tanto pa.
ra escuchar cualquier queja que
Sc presente.
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PRO Refuta las Manifestations
del Periodista Drew Pearson
"costro Aefda en- Forwu Independence y no
Admite Imposieiones de Nodie" DeeIaro

Ell ex Presidente de Cuba
doctor Carlos Prio Socarras
vislt6 nuestra reduction pa
ra hacernos entrega de unas
declaraciones en- las que re-
futa cCnceptos vertidos por
el per,odista Drew Pearson
Dice ell DR.. Prio en- SUI expo
sicion:
Sc me ha informado que en-
I'm articulo publicado por Ell Sr.
Drew Pearson en- SUI columna
"The Washington Merry-Go-
Round, aquel afirmaba que 20
lie habian enviado "un ultima
tum" al DR.. Fidel Castro, anne
nazandolo con retirarle "toda
ayuda Interior despues del Is
de Diciembre, 81 para esa fecha
no habia derribado a la dicta-
dura de Batista. Segun Ell Sr,
Pearson yo habria tambien SUI.
puestamente informado a Cas-
tro que 81 ell regimen de Ba-
tista no pudiera ser derribado
para ess fecha, ell sentimiento
puDlico en- Cuba f%avoreceria
que Sc lie permitiera al successor
escogido por Batista Andres Ri
vero Agiiero, ocupar pacifica-
mente su cargo ell dia l de enc
TO-"
La idea de que 20 pudiera
enviar "un ultimatum" al DR..
Castro QUEEN siempre ha &C
tuado con absolute Independent
cia y ha mostrado ademas en-
lorna inequlvoca que no acep-
ia imposiciones de nadie Sc
ria absurda en- cualquier cir
cunstancia; es risible en- los &C
tuales momentos, cuando ell po-
drido regimen de Batista Sc
encuentra al horde de SUI colap-
so final y todos los cubanos
que Sc oponen a SUI mostruosa
tirania estan unidos en- ell uni
co proposito de acelerar la Ii
beracion de su patria, y de Ii
hrar a Cuba de Batista y de to
da su obra, inc1uyendo, por su-
puesto, la falsa election" de
sus there's, Andres Rivero Agile
70 hace dos meses.
Els evidente que I'm periods
ia que en- sus concentrates So
bre Cuoa solo ha encontrado
motives para elaborar a la dicta-
dura de Batista, silenciando
mientras tanto aspectos tan des-
tacados de la situacion Guiana
como la SUPPRESSION de las liber-
tades publicas, la violacion de
los derechos humanos, la tortu-
ia y muerte de presses y de SOS
pechosos POI la policia, y la
eontinuada censura de prensa
-todos los cuales han sido rel
terada y honestamente repor-
tados por sus colegas norteame
ricanos- ha perdido toda au
toridad ante sus propios lecto-
res para expresar juicios sobre
los asuntos de Cuba. Aun a es-
has alturas, ell senior Pearson Sc
aferra tan tenazmente a la Inca
batistiana que hace hincapie en-
que "la election" del candida
70 de Batista en- la reeiente far
"a electoral fue canada "por
nm margen de cast 5 a l sobre
VI competitor mas cercano'-
pasando por alto ell hecho (que
fue ~unanimemente reportado en-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-21
Reservistas de Ia Marina en-
co|ecta de hguetes Para Ia
Naydad de los hinos Pobres
cran Aetividod Demvestran en- Programa
Toys for Tots" con Mensoie de Novidad

La conocida figura de Santa
Claus, un hombre de traje rojo,
vientre voluminoso y barbas
blancas, no es precisamente la
misma que la de los activos
"Santas" del Gran Miami que
visten uniforme verde.
Porque estos ultimos perte-
necen a las unidades de las Re-
servas de la Marina que Sc en-
cuentran colectando juguetes
para los pequenitos (Toys for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02

Chef Mosse, who believes in ortisty in egg-cooking
buys them at supemoEket, keeps them refrigerated
and takes them out few minutes before he storts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-02
A Perfect 0nle|et
A Master Chef Tells How to. Cook It
nv MARGARET VAN AKIN
BY MARGARET VAN AKIN
Sunday Group


DO6SIBLY THE easiest feat In all cookery Is to boil
egg. Yet, paradoxicaly Of the hardest Is to
turn out plain. but perfect omeet-soft and succuent
in the middle firm and the outside the
edges folded and tucked In fact, when great cook
considers hiring assistant he often asks him simply
to cook egg, test that sort Of culinary
addition, equivalent to actor giving Shakespeare
reading.
Most everybody has cooked eggs at time another
and there recipes and variations dishes to I'LL
several volumes But according to many master chefs,
simple way is still the best Many cook his tastes buds
aded by preparing and sampng fancy foods all day. turns
out a simple egg dish for his own dinner.
To the question Of how to cook perfect eggs
turned to Paul Masse. the dean Of French chefs In
this hemisphere. His answer, unhestatingly, IAN
omelet" No other way according to Chief Masse does
egg Justice His recipe for perfect results calls only
for fresh cooking facilities and experience No tricks
fancy gadget nothing whatsoever added except
salt and pepper to taste.
To show how it's done, Chef Masse his thumb
around the inside Of the broken eggshes wrngng out
the last bit Of the white into plain wooden bowl Taking
CONTINUED
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Card Party
A card party has been announ-
ced for Saturday Dec. 81 at $3.50
pm. at the X of p Hall. This is
open to the public. Progressive
Pinochle and Five Hundred will
be played. Prizes and refresh
mentS.
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Worthington, Ohio are expected
here on Dec. 26 27. They will
visit his father, NC. Patterson
and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Seufer
were in Chicago on Tuesday to
meet her daughter, Mrs. Bruce
Noble and children who came
from California.
~
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. Sarah Phinney of
Parmkan. She died on Dec. IL at
Forest Hills Hospital in Clevel-
and. Funeral Services and burial
were in Mercer, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Phinney was the wife of
the late Emory Phinney of Ches-
ter. The Phinneys are an old fam
| lily in Chester. Mrs. Phinney is
survived by son, brother and
a sister.
Two Hundred adults and child
rem attended the Welcome Wa
gon Christmas Party.
Sympathy to Mrs. Edgar Bas-
tin, whose mother who lived in
Cleveland died last week.
Most of the college students
are at home for the holidays.
Mrs. Roy Eddy remains in st.
Lukes Hospital.
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his way over the Chester roads.
The Christmas tree on the
park added its brillance and
color also. The Chester Business
mems Association have again
placed festoons of colored lights
across each highway a short dis
tance from the intersection o
Routes 322 and 306.
Places of business, churches
and homes are each adding their
brilliance and manifestations of
good will. May safety, happin-
ess and benevolence reign in
Chester on Christmas Day and
days to follow.
Christmas Activities of Chester
People.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Whiting,
and sons, Gerald, Shirley, Sam
Jr. and frankie, The David Per-
ry family, The Theodore Doug
las family and The Clyde Whit
ing family Joined in an early
Christmas gathering on Sunday
December IA at the Harlo Whit
ing home in Burton. This w a S
held early as the Harlo Writings
plan to spend Christmas W / t h
the Ralph Cores in Florida.
Others who are entertaining
at family dinners on Christmas
are the George PARIS, Walt r
Williamsons, Clay Eddy Jr., Me-
lvin Rears, Adam Kasicks, Spe-
ncer Williamsons, Ralph Canfie-
Ids, Theodore Douglas, Charles
Seufers, Bert Hearns.
Marian Banister will C o m e
from Kalamazoo, Michigan for
the family gathering at Robert
Banisters, Mrs. Thomas Rich
mond will have members of her
family with her on Christmas
Day. Michael Richmond h S
arrived from Bowling Green Un-
iversity and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
nard Richmond are expected
from st. Louis.
Mrs. Roy Kiger arrived from
Grafton, West Virginia on Fri
day to spend the holiday season
with her daughter, Mrs. George
Hill and family. Mr.. Kiger and
son Robert came on Tuesday to
be with the Hills for Christmas
Judge and Mrs. Harold Rich.
mond had both Of their sons at
home for Christmas. Harold Jr
came from Bowling Green, Ohio
on Christmas Eve and Donald, a
student at Kent State College.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Brill, dau
ghter Susan and son, Richard
will spend Christmas Day with
relatives in Cleveland Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r / n
old will be with their family in
Colebrook on Christmas eve,,
and Christmas Day. They will
also visit Mrs. Reinolds mother
in Rock Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ranney, sons
Paul and Thomas and daughter
Mary Helen will spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Ranney's paren
is, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Meutt
in Toledo.
! Mrs. George Mapes will joir
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her sister in law, Mrs. EN-.
Ferry in Angola, Indiana, a n d
they will go by plane to Tampa
Florida to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Ferry's son, Robert
Ferry and family.
At the family gathering a t
Ralph Taylor's, their grandaug-
hter, Patricia Ann Taylor will
also celebrate her third birthday
MIR. and Mrs. John Morrow
will spend Christmas in Brecks-
vile, The Ralph Smiths and Mrs.
j. j. Lyman in Mayfield Heights,
The Edward Ramseys in Cleve-
land Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Butz will
have their family at home incl
uding Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Butt
Jr. and daughter from Midland,
Michigan and David and Charles
will come from Bethany College.
The Carmon OxenriderS expe-
ct guests from Bryan and Akron
on Sunday December %.
The Robert Studingers will
come from Cuyahoga Falls.
The Albert F'reshley's will, :
have as house guests over the
holidays, Mrs. FreShley's aunt
Miss Anita Eckstein of Cleveland
The FreShleys will spend Christ
mas in Mentor and on the Sun
day following they will entertain
at "Open House.
Entertaining family groups at
their homes are The Levi Har-
tongs, Neal Pendletons, Lawren-
ce Battles, Nelson Pulsifiers, Jo-
hn Trushels, Lynn Parr a n d
daughters, and the Kenneth Sper-
rvs. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Battles
will entertain on Christmas eve
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lee and
son Rickie will come there from
Delaware, Ohio for the week END
following Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Elliot will
join the Reeve family gathering
at the home of Mrs. Ellictt's
brother, w. S. Peck In Ashtabula
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison viii
spend the day with his mother
| Mrs. Charles Morrison and fam
| lily in Mesopotamia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Inkster
the George Inksters and Duane
Inksters are invited to the JOS
eph Klatka home in Munson fol
Christmas supper. The George
Inksters will spend Christmas
eve in Mentor.
The Donald DeMuth family
will entertain on Christmas Eve
and spend the holiday in Clari
don. DR.. Kenneth Greiner n {
family will go to independence
and Cleveland Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rich
mond, The George and John Ric
hmond families joined in fam
lily gathering on Sunday Dec. q
at the James GrusS home in Maj
tua.
Also entertaining in their no
mes are Mr.. and Mrs. Pc e
Peterson Jr. The Arthur Bonds
j. Elmo Davis, Virgil Mills, Rob
ert RussellS, Andrew Blackleys
Kenneth Martineaus, Ralph P
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FAMILIES. The Carl WhitnerS
also Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bond
will entertain on Christmas Eve.
The George Myers will give sew
eral small parties through the
holidays.
Guests are expected at til e.
homes of DR.. Hayashi, Ralph
SchWarz. and Albert Wendorffs
on Christmas Day. There viii be
a family gathering at DR.. G. P.
Titus including their daughter,
Mrs. Margin Robinson from New
York City. The family gathering
at Wray Mannings may include
their son, David, from New York
City; The Vernon Petersens ex-
pect their daughter, Joyce from
Bethany College and their son
Jerry from Kent State to join
the family over the holidays;
The Walter Shaffers will spend
Dec. % with relatives in Fair
view. The Raymond Richmonds
Saturday in Burton.
Mrs. Arlene Lyman and o n
Gary will entertain on Christmas
Eve as will the Ralph Kneales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Battles
will have guests for Christmas
breakfast.
The Yaro Sojka family and Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Boss will spe-
nd Christmas with the Leonard
Chanskis in Russell. MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Nichols will go to
Middlefield; Mr.. and Mrs. r.. o.
Stone to Munson The Sam Patt-
ersons to Hollis Talliferros n
Gates Mills; On the Sunday fol-
lowing Christmas the Lincks :
families will meet at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramon Battles.
Garden Club Party.
The Chester Garden Club held
their annual Christmas dinner
and party at the Chester X of P
Hall. A Christmas dinner W a S
served at $50 pm. by the lad
les of the Maple Leaf Temple.
Husbands of members wer e
guests also the County Gentlem-
en- and their wives. Mrs. George
Spargrove and Mrs. Burwen Alb
bott decorated the hall.
Games were arranged by Mrs.
Lyle Battles and Mrs. Elmer
Barna. The group was entertai-
ned by the Country Gentlemen
who also led in the singing of the
carols.
Farm Bureau Party
The Geauga County farm Bur.
eau Woman'S Committee with
their husbands as guests h e d
a picnic supper and Christmas
party at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Ralph Kneale on Tuesday
evening. Twenty three were
present.
Mrs Sam Patterson presented
a program Of games. Clay Eddy
Jr. acted as Santa Claus.
Il
Study Club Christmas Party
The Christmas Spirit seemed
to prevail in the beautifully dec,
Grated home of Mrs. Ralph Sch
warz when the Chester Study
Club met there on wednesday
evening for the annual Christ
mas party. Games were in cha
rye of Mrs. S. Hayashi.
The Christmas story, Lets
Keep Christmas" by Peter Mar
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-25

First the road signs were decor
ated by the Civic Club. The red
ribbon on the white posts topped
with green boughs seem to well
come each traveller as he made
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shall was read by Mrs. Adam
Kasick. The exchange of gifts
was carried out in unique way.
Refreshments were served bu-
ffet style from an attractively
decorated table. Assisting TIL e
hostess in serving we're Mrs. Me-
lvin Rear, Mrs. G. p. Titus and
Mrs. Sam Patterson.
Christmas at Manor House
Also on Wednesday evening 19
members of the Perennial Gard
ners met at the Manor House
for a Christmas dinner and par
ty. After the meal they contin-.
ued their party in an upstairs
room where they had a gift eX-
change and played games.
X of p Christmas Party.
Members of the X of P Lodge
and their families to the number
of 10 met at the Hall on Thurs
day evening for a supper a n d
Christmas party. There w a S a
Christmas tree and Santa, rep
resented by Milan Pelton, distri-
buted gifts to the children. The
adults had planned an exchange
of white elephant" gifts.
Card Party
A card party has been announ-
ced for Saturday Dec. 81 at $50
pm. at the X of p Hall. This is
open to the public. Progressive
Pinochle and Five Hundred will
be played. Prizes and refresh
mentS.
Return From Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Wray Manning
returned from Florida on Satur.
day of last week, Dec. IS. They
had spent a month visiting rel
atives in Florida, Mr.. Mannings
sister in Tampa and his niece In
Sarasota. They returned north
via Birmingham, Alabama anc
Louisville Kentucky and d &
not have any trouble with snow
until they reached their ow I
driveway.
Heir Ways
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fritz
Sherman Road have a son borr
in Lake County Memorial Hos
pital on December Is.
Chester News Briefs
Robert Eddy will come hom'
from New Hampshire and Don
aid Eddy from New York Cit!
to spend the holiday with thei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Edd.
Harold Williams has arrives
from Greenville, South Carolin;
for the Holidays.
/ Warren Myers reached hom'
on Dec. 18 for vacation from Ho
ughton, College, N. Y.
Gary Lyman, who has compl
eted his college course at Ken
State College, is doing practic
teaching at West Geauga Higl
School.
Douglas Richmond has b e
discharged from Army Service
| He and Mrs Richmond arrive,
here from Arlington, Virgini
last week. He will probably re
sumo the work in Dayton whic,
he had before entering the SCI
vice.
The Vernon Pattersons from
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-25
BY LEHMAN B. BOND
Phone Park 9-7n16

CHESTER Every day in
every way Chester is putting on
the appearance of Christmas.