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The Arizona post., 1958-10-17

D6rS OF f1dQdSSdn VIII Ue
guests of honor at this af-
fair.
FASHIONS from Dorothy
Rice will be modelled during
the luncheon period. High
light of the afternoon pro-
gram will be surprise
speaker.
Mrs. Nevins is general
membership chairman for
the chapter. Her co-chairmen
are Mines. Arthur Scheff,
Keren group and Richard
Goetz, Midbar group.
Serving on the membership
committee are Mines. Meyer
Agron, Irving Buchanan, Den
mis- Bernstein, Barnett Bey,
Leon Bitter, Phillip Besser-
man, Joel Burstein, Michael
Bernfeld, Robert Cults, Max
Costin, Sam Deutsch, Alvin
Feuer, Maurice FalkoW, Jor-
dan Fassler, David Fried
land, Rose Fruchtman, Mary
Gallow, George Greenberg,
Leonard Gibbons, Harry Co
rodess, Herman Goldstein,
Molly Handelman, Robert I'm
herman, Joseph Kinds, John
Jewell, Sophie Kuperman,
Sidney Kaderlan, H a oil d
Kaufman, Phillip Levin, AL
bert Leibert, William Levin,
Otis Miller, Isaac Margolis,
Al Malls, Richard Noble,
Paul Present, Arthur Rauh,
Fred Reese, Charles SETTER,
Norman Salmon, Jack Starr,
Murray Shift, Sam Tobias,
Leonard Weiner, Yale Vein
stein, William Walker and
Alex Weiss.
MRS. HARRY GORODESS
is general luncheon chair
man. Her committee includes
the following h a m e n
Mines. Jos. Kinds, program;
Phillip BeSserman, reSerVa-
tons; Sam Rich and Jerome
Leib, hostesses; Michael
Schaeffer, transportation;
Saul Levy, invitations; and
Barnett Bey, publicity.
Hostesses for the luncheon
are Mines. Morris Becker,
Irving Berger, Martin Ber-
man. Michael Bernfeld, Bar
nett Bey, Alfred Bosnos, Ma
than Bowen, Sylvia Blacks
berg, Leon Bitter, Max Cos
tin, Meyer Epstein, Paul
FEEDER, Alex Federhar, Louis
Fishman, Leonard Freeman,
David Friedland, H y m n
Gable, David Ginsburg, Jules
Goldberg, Gerald Greenberg,
Herman Goldstein, Sol Haver,
Lester Heitlinger, Sidney ka-
derlan, Max Kert, Oscar Koe-
mig David Kramer, Ben Laza-
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
CoIorfUI Hawaiian Dance
SET BY AL. Sisterhood

The auditorium of Cong. Anshei Israel will
formed into Hawaiian paradise Oct. 18 for colorfu
Hawaiian dance and supper.
The affair." sponsored by the Ssterhood Cong
Israel will begin at pm with dancing to the music of Sid
The Arizona post., 1958-10-17
Hudussuh's Membership
Affair Set For tuesday,

Tucson Chapter of HadaSsah eliminates its HMonth
with gala paidup membership luncheon Tuesday
at the Officers Club the DavsMonthan Air Force Base
By special arrangement late reservations are still be-
accented bv Mrs NeVinS LAX S-2O83). New
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-29
N. W.

Dueho vende Q easas, mismo, solar.
Parte ~trasera, 2 unidades rentando.
Buen ingreso. Condicion AL. Frente
a Playa. 1906 NV. 2 Ave. PL 9-S128
(4549| 81 N. w.
Diario las Américas., 1958-07-29
ANUNcIos cLAsIFIcADos
5--EMPLEos MUJERES

Sc SOLTCITA
Empleada domestica, ~ dts libre.
$50 al mes. MO 5-7728
-(4548) 5
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09
HIEREN BOXEADOR
PUERTORRIQUENO

BROOKLYN fPU) Angel Ma
nuel Colon Caraballo, boxeador
"aficlonado" puertorriqueho de
81 amos, esta recuperando en- ell
hospital del condado de Rings, de
heridas de cuchiIlo en- Ia espalda.
La Policia busca a dos jovenes ne.
gros no identificados, quienes, di-
jo, 10 asaltaron en- la noche de
Ano Nuevo, cuando FL regresaba
del trabajo. ,
Colon Caraballo, ganador del
campeonato peso pluma en- ell tor
neo de Guantes Hispanos del ano
pasado, declare a la Policia que es-
taba cruzando la Gale, en- la cual
reside, 0 SUI esposa y dos ninos,
cuando dos jovenes de color 10
asaltaron y v~icicsamente 10 ataca.
ron.
Despues de dejarlo tendide en-
la acera, con heridas en- Ia espalda,
los iovenes huyeron. Colon Caraba-
lilo dijo que nunca antics los habia
visto.
Ell boxeador puertorriqueho ira
baja en- la Compahia Mecar Steel,
en- Westbury, Long Island
Oriundo de Manati, Puerto Rico,
esta considerable como uno de los
mas prometedores boxeadores AFT
cionados en- la Ciudad de Nueva
York. Fue derrotado en- los fina-
les de Guantes Dorados en- 1855,
por Jose valentin, pero el aho pa
sado regres6 para ganar FL titulo
en- Saint Nicholas Arena.
vive en- Ell numero 40 de Ia
calle Powell, con su esposa, Ma
ria Angelina Rodriguez de Colon
y dos hijos. Carlos Manuel y Ma
ria de los Angeles.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09
|naugur6 Potente Te|ev5ora
Ell Gobierno de Puerto Rico

raj del Frente de Liberation Ma,
cional, segun dljeron.
Mattel Padilla inform6 que ell dia
is de enero arribara tambien a
San Juan I'm grupo de 6 lideres
obreros puertorriquens de Nueva
York que Sc hal undo al FIN, y
que habran de particular en- un
piquete que Inontaran en- San
Juan.
Ell piquete tendra por fin ralizar
una protesta pGblica debido la ce.
lebraci6n de la c%onferencia sobre
migracion puertorriquena haeia
los Estados Unidos que tendra lu.
gar en- la capital con la participa.
cion de funcionarios y lideres de
Gobierno de Puerto Rico y de
Nueva York, y For la a~sistencia a
dicho acto del alcalde Robert. F.
Wagner, de la ciudad neoyorqui-
ma.
Una de las consignas del Fren-
tie de Liberation acional es luehar
porque cese la migraci6n puerto
rriquefa hacia los Estados Unidos
y mas aun porque Sc inicie y de-
sarrolle una "contraemigracion"
que promueva ell regreso a Puerto
Rico de los boricuas que Sc han
establecido en- Nueva York y otros
lugares del Norte.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09
(Viene de la Pagina 81

de Eladio Silva en- Ell barrio Ca
labazas destruida totalmente, y la
de Pascasio Rivera, tambien en- di-
cho barrio, que recibio danos de
consideration.
La barriada Jaime C. Rodriguez
fue inundada por las aguas de las
quebradas adyacentes, teniendo los
vecinos que aloiarse en- las resi-
dencias de amigos y familiares du.
rante horas de la m~adrugada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09
PICO ELOGIA
NOMBRAMIENTOS

SAN JUAN - En- relacion con
los nombramientos de los senores
Jose r. Noguela para secretario
de Hacienda y David A. Rodriguez
como director executive de la Au-
toridad de TERRA, ell doctor Ra-
fael Pic6, nuevo presidente del
Banco Gubernamental de Fomen.
to, autorizo las siguientes declara.
clones:
"A mi juicio eli G%obernador acer.
tadalnente ha reconocido los meri-
tos de dos sobresalientes funcio.
narios publicos Jose R. Noguera
y David A. Rodriguez.
"Felicito cafurosamente a mi
successor Jose R Noguera por su
designation como Secretario de
Hacienda. Personalmente va lie he
ofrecido toda mi ayuda y coopera-
ci6n para ell mayor exito de esa
importante labor.
"Tambien extiendo mis- parable
mes a David Rodriguez al ser de-
signadc Director Executive de la
Audoridad de Tierras. Aunque ell
Departamento de Hacienda pier.
de este valioso p%untual, Ell Gober.
nador ha decidido que la Autori-
dad de Tierras necesita aun mas
de sus eficientcs servicios.
lies deseo mucho exito a tan
buenos y queridos companeros en-
sus nuevas f~unciones".
~VUELTA A LA PATRIA" ES
INICIADA POR BORICUAS
SAN JUAN = Ell sabado fue mi.
ciada la campana de "Vuelta a la
Patrla'' desde los Estados Unidos
que auspicia Ell Frente de Liberia
ci6n Nacional de Puerto Rico re-
cientemente organizado en- Nueva
York bajo la presidencia de Jose
Gil de Lamadrid.
La campana qued6 inaugurada
con ell regreso desde aquella ciu-
dad de I'm grupo de seis lideres
del FIN, encabezados por ell Sc.
cretario General del movimiento,
Clemente Matte; Padilla.
Los demas en- ell grupo n Ma.
ximino Medina de Adjuntas, Sc
cretario administrative; Pantale6n
Sanabria, Juan Villegas Villegas,
Tito c. Rivera y Jacinto Rivera.
Regresan para quedarse defini.
tivamente en- Puerto Rico, donde
&c proponen d~esarrollar un inten.
% programme de organization gene
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09

PINAR DEL RIO. Ins0lito fe-
n0meno atmosterico aZot6 anoche
parte de nuestra provincial, pro-
vocando tremendas tronadas que
mantuvieron gran alarma entire la
poblacion. Fuertes rafagas de
viento causaroD enormes danoS a
la cosecha y jorob6 numerosas am
tenas de television.
RECLUIDO EN- Ell VIVAC
Continua recluido en- ell Vivac
Municipal a disposition del juez
de Instruction, al chofer Jose An
tonic Torres, quien ell pasado do
min en- ell entronque Photos, dio
muerte con la maquina que condu-
ella al menor Felix G~andarillas.
Sc HIRIO GRAVEMENTE
Ingres6 en- ell Hospital Civil gra-
vemente herido ell campeSino Do
miciano Rodriguez de 81 amos y
vecino de Quemado Pineda en- este
termino quien Sc produjo leSiones
con III hacha o la que cortaba
MADEIRA.
INGIERE TINTA RAPIDA UN
NINO
I'm nino de Solo 10 meSes de ma
edo, nombrado Raul Hernandez,
ingirio tinta rapida en- un descui-
do de sus padres, sufriendo una
grave intoxicacion.
REPARTO DE JUGUETES
RIO CAUTO Oriente.- Nume-
roses iuguetes fueron distributes
entire los ninos pobres. por Ell je-
fe del puesto m!iitar Gregorio San
chez, existiendo gran jubilo por
clio. Este acto pudo llevarse a ca
DO gracias a la Primera Dana,
quien los obsequi6.
EMPIEZA LA ZAFRA
Comenzaron los cortes de cana
en- este ingenlo estimandose que
Sc .niciara la molienda manana
dia ocho (hoyl. existiendo buenas
p~erSpectivas.
COMENZADA LA MOLIENDA
PEDRO BETANCOURT.- En- ell
Central Cuba Sc dio comienzo a
la molienda, produciendo con clio
gran algeria en- toda esta munich
palidad, por 10 que felicitamos a
SUI administrator senior Gerardo
Fundora y a los obreros por tan
I1agnifico acontecimiento.
EN- SANCTI SPRITUS, LOS
JUGUETES
SANCTI SPIRITUS, Las Villas.
En- la manana del dia de Reyes,
en- la Casa Municipal fueron dis
tribuidos miles de juguetes dona.
dos por ell Presidente de la Re-
publia y la Prirera Dana, reinan-
do absolute orden durante la re.
particion. Este acto fue presidido
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09

Dante oel EJrclLo y la Pollc1a,
senores Aguedo Garcia y Juan Fe.
rrer Modal con sus respectivas es.
posas.
EXCLUIDA DE FIANZA
MATANZAS.- Ell DR.. Humber.
to Baez, iuez de Instruction die.
to proceSamiento, excluyendo de
toda fianza a RGSalina Betancourt
Hernandez, de rs amos y vecina
de Daoiz 1913, causa 5-58 Dol no.
micidio y parricidio imperfecto,
quien nitric tres puialadas a SUI
amigo Ramon Gil Cardenas, de
81 amos, viudo y empleado que
era de la Compania Guiana de
Electrlcidad y quien fallecio in.
mediatamente, ssi como Iesiones
graves a SUI hiiita de tres amos,
Morris Hernandez Betancourt, aten-
tando ademas, contra su propia vi
da, dlsponindose que tan pronto
sea dada de alta en- ell hospital
Sc lie remita u la carcel de Qua.
najay.
DITRIBUYEN JUGUETES
TRINIDAD Las Villas. Con
motive de la festividad de Los Re.
yes Magos, ell pasado dia 6 en- ell
portal del Ayuntamiento autorida-
DIES militares ~procedieron a dis.
tribuir valiosos iuguetes entire los
ninos pobres de la poblaci6n en-
nombre del Presidente de la. Re-.
publics y la Prlmera Dana, desen-
volviendose ell acto en- medic del
mayor orden. Tambien ell captain
del ejercito visito ell Hospital en-
tregando a los ninoS reclufdos en- la
Sala Infantil, rumerosos juguetes
provocando entire ellos, una gran
algeria. Presenciaron la entrega al
tos empleados del citado Centre
Benefico.
El CAPTAIN Guerrero recibi6 f.
licitaciones por tan sentido acto,
signiiicando el que 10 llevo a efee-
to en- nombre del Primer Manda.
tario y de la Primera Dana.
FUERTE TEMPESTAD
PINAR DEL RIO Una gran
tempestad acopanada de fuerte tre.
NADIA azot6 esta. ciudad en- distin.
tos ,ugares, re~gistrandose princi.
pios de incendjo provocados per
corto cireuito y rayos, segun in
formo ell coronel Rubido, jefe del
Cuerpo de Bomberos, ell material
de incendio logro sofocar los fue-
COS iniciados en- la vidriera situa.
da en- las GALES San Juan y Maxi
mo Gomez; tambien en- una "a
brica de espejos local, asf como en-
I'm omnibus de servicio interurba-
no que Sc encontraba en- Ia Aveni-
da Canada y Malec6n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09
NotiCias de las ProVincias
de Ia Repdb|ica de Cuba

por ell Alcalde doctor Luis Bic
mes, Pedro Cirilo Anda, Ell conan.
dante del Ejrcito y la Policia,
senores Aguedo Garcia y Juan Fe.
rrer Modal con sus respectivas es.
poSas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-09

I'm niho de Solo 10 meSes de ma
edo, nombrado Raul Hernandez,
ingirio tinta rapida en- I'm descui-
do de sus padres, sufriendo una
grave intoxicacion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
OPEN LETTER
TO MRS.. JONES

Mrs. Jones, you did very foolish
thing today. We've been friends for
a long time now, but this time you
really need to be told off!
You were doing close to IS when
you passed me on that stretch of
road coming into town today. don't
know where you were going, what
you had to do that couldn't wait an
other few minutes. hope you got
there. And l hope all the other people
using the road got where they were
going, too.
You know the absolute speed
limit on that road is 55 miles an hour.
But even if you had slowed down 10
35 or 40, would you have been driving
safely? Not at all, Mrs. Jones, you
forget that the road was wet today
remember the rain? Many drivers
forget that absolute speed limits are
always supplemented by the require
ment that speed be adjusted to con-
ditions.
Posted speed limit is the maximum
speed permissible under the most
favorable conditions. On a rainy,
foggy day that speed would likely
be too fast for conditions, too fast
to give you chance to stop in the
assured clear distance ahead.
If you're tired and irritable after
a trying day at home or the office,
take it easy; or better yet, let someone
else do the diving, someone who can
concentrate all his attention on the
road and traffic. Maybe taking your
problems behind the wheel was your
trouble, Mrs. Jones. Worry and hurry
are deadly couple on the highwa,
Don't let them ride with you, please
You didn't get arrested, or even
warned by the state trooper vino
patrols out there. Lucky? Maybe not
the trooper could tell you a 10. tu,.,
you should know about speed a.
the danger of miSuSing it. lie CO..,
tell you that ii you douD.e ,v,.
WIN iit I"lSe DIS nara, DCI 10.
tunes as hard. And at the 90 OF
you were rolling, it would have ,a,e..
you close to 400 feet to stop. Jus,
common sense tells you that at =
higher speed your car will travel
further while you are seeing danger
and reacting it. Those added feet NAV
mean the diffeence between life and
death to you and to another driver
or pedestrian. The greater your speed.
the less chance you have of avoiding
colliSlon or dangerous situation.
stop to weigh the cost of a few.
extra minutes of your time against
the possible loss of lives. Now. Mrs
'oneS' won you slow down and live :?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

A SUCCESSFUL SPEAKER is one who stands up
to be seen, speaks to be heard shuts up be
appreciated. (remark stolen from Albert w. Watson
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
Editorials . .
HIGHWAY COURTESY

you meet it - at home, in business,
in social life. But it's a much greater
problem when you meet it on the
highway. For here, there's q great
deal more at stake than loss of face
or hurt feelings. Discourtesy on the
road can, and often does, result in
death.
The danger in traffic discOurtesy
may not be readily apparent. But it
becomes clear when you realize that
an attitude of disregard for the
safety and well-being of others lies
at the root of most violations of trat-
tic laws or regulations. Viewed in this
light, traffic violations are seen as
acts of dlscourtesy, and statistics on
violations can be read as statistics on
diScourtesy.
The answer to this problem can be
stated simply. 1t lies in making people
more considerable of others. But this,
OF course, is more easily said than
done. You must convince people that
discourtesy on the road is just Is
boorish as discourtesy at home, at the
office, or at "a church social, aud,
that it's highly dangerous!
Then you must get them to do
something constructive, such as adopt
ing code of the road" If enough
people adopt this code there will be
a noticeable improvement in traffic
conditions, for courtesy is contagious.
A code of the road we like is dis.
trlbuted by the North Carolina De-
partment of Motor Vehicles. 1t saws:
l WILL
Share the road by driving in the
proper lane.
Allow ample clearance when pass
ing.
Yield the right of way to other
drivers to pedestrians.
Give proper signals for turns and
stops.
Dim my headlights when meeting
or following vehicles.
Respect traffic laws, signs, signals
and road markings.
Adjust my driving to road, weather
and traffic conditions.
"A driver or pedestrian following
such a code is likely to give the next
person he meets polite treatment. In
this way a courteous chain reaction
gets started. On the other hand,
single discourteous act can start the
opposite kind of chain reaction.
Strict adherence to the code Of the
road will help both drivers and pedes-
TRANS avoid traffic violations and save
them from many accidents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
PLAIN
TALK
BY AL HARRISON
BY AL HARRISON
MY SLIP SHOWED

While making the Introductory rounds with the
guest speaker at the Merchants Association my mind
went banker when started to introduce Catherine
Coleman.
1t never fails. When there is an exceptionally
pretty woman to be introduced, always forget hoy
name.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
TEACH YOUR YOUNGSTER

My ADVICE to parents - teach your youngster y
be proud of things he does. Then, he will tell you
what great thing he has done when he unpugs the
freezer. | mention this simply because my little girl
didn't take pride in her accomplishment and it was
two days later when the secret (and other liquids
leaked out
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
LACY STANLEY

I'1NiH ARMY, GERMANY
sgt. Lacy c. Stanley, son of
n mr and Mrs. L. {. Stanley sr,,
500 Thompson ST., Whiteville
recently participated in a field
training exercise with the 11tb
AiToorne Division in Germany
sergeant Stanley is assignee,
70 Emergency Repair Companv
Oh tne division. lie entered the
Army in 1916. o'e
Inc 2s-year-old soldiers wife
. is with him in Germ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

At this stage of the game it would be easier TO
name the folks who aren't running for office
or another Never have l witnessed such patriotism
Everyone wants to his town, county, state al.
country Not selfish bone In the lot Of them. (Thoes
who believe this meet at the public phone booth
and both of will have a party.)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
IN THE MAIL

reader comments about the recent item on doc
tors and their money.
IF the doctors can't find time to spend they
money, what is to keep their wives from spendirE:
it for them?" asks the reader.
doctor friend of mine who is married does give
his wife $40 month to spend as she peases II he
isn't careful it's gonna break him up
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

walkers, cross streets at corn
era only and never walk into
the street from between parked
.s,s says tne North Carolina De-
parsment Of Motor Vehicles.
mere Is nothing so fatal 10
character as half finished ta.ts
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
A NICE NOTE

was highly appreciative of the note last we x
from the wife of Horace Shaw. l greatly enjoyed
writing the feature story about the head of Coumbis
Bureau of Identification. 1t long overdue And
the kind words from Horace's wife made the effort
that much more worthwhile.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
PIECE OF ADVICE

The school publication of Mer-Motte Business
College in Wilmington has food for thought.
recent edition noted: did you ever stop to
think why someone is going to hire you? Not becau
you need job = not merely because the employer
has work to be done. y
you will be hired because some employer thinks
you will produce more than you cost =
He won't hire you for $50 week if he believes
you Will be worth only $50 to him. There is only
ne will want to hire you. You are that person"
ia like to add my note of advice - don't start
at the bottom of the ladder students. There isn't
such crowd at the top and the pay is a heck of a
sight better. 4
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19
G. GARLAND SAYS:
ibis Is Our Pledge To You

1. To help YOU buy whatever type of life
insurance that suits YOUR needs best. Z
2. If the Companies that we are now placing
YOUR insurance with don't have the type or
kind of insurance YOU need or want, we will
help YOU purchase this from any Company
of YOUR choice (acting as YOUR AGENT.
B. To represent YOU in any purchase of life
insurance and to give YOU unbiased advice s
on YOUR financial problems which involves
YOUR insurance at any time
a. In any transaction concerning YOUR life
insurance problems we will act as YOUR
agent because after all, YOU, our clients
are the people that have kept us in business
for % years.
6. Garland Fowler Life Insurance
Agency And Associates
Life Insurance Insured Savings Plan . Estate Planning
Annsissss Rstir-.srt Plans Mortgage I.s,rsne.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

Mrs. r. P. Counts has been doing an excelleSt
job as head of the school cafeteria In past month
banquets have been held there by the Merchants
Association, Junior Chamber of Commerce and others
The meals have been worthy of praise. The service
has been notably excellent She has job that requires
lot of work and often mean headaches 1t is also
that begets little praise Perhaps there conso
laon in realizing that job we'll done seldom evokes
comment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

TACT is the art of telling you hope he
doesn go to heaven instead of being positive in your
remarks.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-03-19

Congratulations are in order - Wallace Soles is
head of the Merchants Association Claude Boyd IS
vice-presdent. Waldo Woody treasurer for tie
umpteenth time And to those who will serve this
coming year as directors.
Ruey Hewett is to be commended for the out
standing job he performed while at the helm of the
Association. His effort contributed greatly to getting
most of the kinks worked DOT of growing organize
ton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13

formerly of Chester, left on Tues
day for Tucson, Arizona. They
are going with the hope that the
climate there will be beneficial
to Mr.. Russell who is suffering
with arithitis. Mrs. Russell'S pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boe-
pple of Jefferson, Ohio, will live
in the Russell home during their
absence.
Mrs. Lemuel Brown sp e n t
two weeks with her daughter
Mrs. willard Huntsburg Id
family in WadSworth. She h a S
returned to the Osbourn home.
Mrs. Jerry Inkster gave three
farewell dinners for her mother
Mrs. E. C. Jacobs before S h c
left for Florida. On Sunday =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klatka a n
daughter Linda and son Steve
were present. On Tuesday, Mr.
and Mrs. Duane Inkster a n d
daughter, Donna; On Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George InkSter
and daughter, Wendy.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-11-13
LENNAH B. BOND
Annual Trip

Annual Trip
Mrs. E. c Jacobs made her an
nual trip to Florida last week.
This year she went for the first
time by plane, She will spend the
winter in her home in Edgewater
Florida.
In the fall of 1928 Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Jacobs made their first
trip to the sunny south. They
rented a cottage and looked ar
ound in eastern Florida to locate
a site for a permanent winter
home. They selected an unClear-
ed lot at 122 Merrimac St., Edge
water and built an attractive
StuccO house that winter. They
continued to make the trip by
auto each fall until in 1888 Mrs.
Jacobs was detained in Ohio be-
cause of illness. The following
year her health was improved
and they resumed their trips.
They usually went just after ell
ection. In 1912 M. Jacobs was
very i'll and they remained in
Chester where he died in Febru-
ary 1943. Since that time Mrs.
Jacobs, who is now IS years Of
age and very we'll, has made the
trip with friends or relatives.
This is the first time by plane.
She was accompanied by Mr. S .
Carolina Ruff. Mrs. Jacobs son
Hugh Jacobs met them in Jack
sonville. Mrs Ruff will visit Mr..
and Mrs. CorWin Lyman, former
ly of Chester, now in EdgeWater