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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-01-23
College Station
Virginia Halter


The home of Frank Darrow was
burned last Friday night along
with a house near by. Both
houses were destroyed. The fire
also threatened the home of Mrs.
Eta Conway, but was unable to
damage it because Of the services
given by the many citizens.
The funeral Of Ira Comfy was
held last Sunday at Zion Wheel
church. The burial was in Mt.
Nebo Cemetary. Mrs. Mammie
Evans and her, two daughters
Patricia and Willie Faye left
Saturday for Dardanelle to visit
friends and relatives. Prof. E.
L. Richardson left Monday for
Lafayette County where he is
teaching, after visiting with his
family On the sick list are
John Fowler, John Harris, and
Mrs. Willie billiard.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-01-23

Gulf Coast conference by defeating Rust college Holly
Springs, Mississippi, 1862, Saturday night
Hubert Goose" Ausbie scored 81 points Panhers
to continue his hot streak
Phlander will play the Golden Lions AMIN college
Pine Bluff tins week.
JONES DRAGONS CONTINUE TO RULE BlG-8-
The Dragons of Jones High led by 4" Eddie Myes who
averaging about 80 points per game The North
team has rolled Ell Dorado Merrill and Camden
vncing style. James Nash has finding
for the Dragons this with average of 26 points
Jones will entertain Ell Dorado the North Little Rock
field House Saturday at p. N.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21

The final Eastlake progn will feature modern
routines directed by Miss Helen Mason and Miss
Shirley Shith leaders Fashionable Moving will be
presented in the bandshe Wednesday, August g. at pm
The public is invited to attend High school fashions will
be modelled and group children will demonstrate pompon
SkillS.
Pictured left to right Marva 1ton Shirley Smith, Doris
Walton and Rita Johnson. Photo by City Parks Dept.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21
STAR WEDS
BELGIAN ACTOR

PARIS Manass.
Dawn, U.S.-born star of the
Cannes prize-winning movie,
"Orfeu Negro" was secretly
married in Paris Monday to a
Belgian actor she met six
months ago.
The American Negro beauty
was married in a civil ceremony
to Georges-Eriv Vander-Elst, u,
whom she met six months ago
when they appeared together in
a play at the American center
in Paris.
The wedding in the city hall
Of Paris's seventh arondisse-
rnent, Left Bank haunt of stu
dents and artists, was so hush
hush that nothing leaked out in
the Paris press until yesterday.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21
MINISTER RECUPERATES

Rev. George B. Brooks, min
lister of the Southminster
Presbyterian Church, 1928 E.
Broadway, has returned home
after spending a few days in
the hos pital following a mild
heart attack.
Arizona tribune., 1959-08-21
HIS BOOKSTORE SCHEDULE

Schooltime is near and
high schoolers will need to
buy their books early. Mon
day, Aug. "a seniors only
at Camelback; freshmen at
No. Phoenix; Aug. 25-Sept. 2
all students at Hayden, Cen
tral, Pix. Union, South Mtn.
and West will be open daily.
For further information call
CIR 9-4121, Ext. 45. Book
stores will be open from 8
am. to 2::30 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Your PoCketb0okS!

for his milk When this happens the milk commission
raises retail milk prices and the whole cycle begins
again Less mix is used more surplus is created farm
income goes down, and the commission socks you with
another price increase In fact this very thing is hap
pening in Virginia right now.
Compare this with the freedom you have in Maryland
Now, you buy all the milk you need from the dairy that
sells at the price you want to pay Prices are not con-
troled They seek their own level They set by the
operation of the law of supply and demand.
Here's how this free competition benefits you In Bat-
more, for instance families consumed about 100 pounds
more fluid milk per person in 1885, than did the families
OF Richmond, Virginia. Virginia has State Milk Com
mission. The Baltimore housewife pays about 18 cents
less per gallon of milk than her Richmond counterpart
Maryland farmers sell more fluid milk and enjoying
good income.
Taxes in Maryland do not include the cost of admins
tering state milk commission Maryland diaries
constantly striving to improve their products their
methods OF distribution and their services Diaries in
Virginia have such incentive In fact one major city
in Virginia has only two milk distributors
Milk is the most complete food known to man. It is
essential for the growth and health of babies and chill
dren Milk prices must be kept low enough to allow
every family to buy all the milk it needs for proper
health No state milk commission will be able to
keep retail milk prices low as companies engaged in
Tree enterprise in free milk market Don't let them
take away your right to save the milk your family
needs.
Protect your right to free milk market Write Gov
ernor j. Millard TaweS, your newspaper editors and
your Assemblymen Tell them that you are against the
proposed state milk commission This an appeal to all
pubc-spirited citizens to join in the fight against
power hungry special interest groups Add you voice to
the growing throng of who want to keep their
milk free from controls.
MARYLANDERS FOR MILK FREEDOM a group of
pubcSprited citizens have already organized in
SADIE to protect Maryland families against the evils Of
milk controls All alert MaryanderS urged to join
this group No dues required Write MARYLANDERS
FOR MILK FREEDOM, 1854 Mathieson Building, 10
Light Street, Baltimore 2, Md for your membership
applications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

sitting crowd-determine to-
days musical hits and fads."
Britain Is letting down the
censorship bars. AT one time
either the husband or wife In
movie bedroom scenes had to
have a foot on the floor from
the bed. Now all four feet can
be IN bed. But they are still
firm against brutality or an
imal cruelty, and this includes
bullflghting.
George Montgomery was
asked why he sold his beautiful
Beverly Hills home TO Nam
cite Fabray, and then built
an even more lavish home In
Beverly. "Dinah (Shore) and
I reckon Wen have our kids
with us for IA years at the
most before they marry. And
for these IA years we want
them to live IN paradise. I"
George and Dinah were paid
an impossible to-refuse sum
for their FIRST house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

Ava Wants Nest and Nest Egg
7 BY sHFiLAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (NANA)-
Ava Gardner has told friends
that she wants to give up her
career and settle down TO a
quiet married life-no. not with
Walter CHAR, and not in Hol-
lywood. And she will, as soon
as she has enough money
socked away so that she'll never
have to worry. Ava figures with
two more pictures after her
current ION the Beach," she
should be able TO do Just that.
Marion BrandO uses psychol-
ogy to get his "One-Eyed Jacks"
cast in the mood. His chief
endeavor is to take away their
fear. so he is calm and wise.
II he would only use the same
tactics with estranged wife
Anna Kashfi! After Spar
tacus," Kirk Douglas win take
of for Germany where he plans
to produce 'sThe Vikings" as a
TV series. MariIyn Monroe
has the right Of approval on
all stills taken Of her during
the filming of Some Like 1t
Hot" but never got around to
approving any Of them. so
they'll be released without MINIS
okay.
Eva Gahor plans to wear her
own jewelry-$15O,OOO worth
in MGM's 1T Started With a
Kiss" I don't know why. Mama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

JOlie Gabor's costume pieces
glitter like the real thing.
You're welcome, mama. VI.
The Cy Howard home rented
by the Milton Berries was the
last house designed and deco
rated by the late Fanny Brice.
Dan Duryea, on a Hollywood
couple he knows: rs he a
tightwadl Why he's got the
first dollar she ever earned"
From frankie Lame: Girl
teen-agers-mostly the baby
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

,pVRM Wash. Lee Shopping Center
DA Opp. r.. Mysr. "a. 7,l733
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

Special interests have worked out new campaign to
make the people of Maryland pay for milk. They
are backing bill in the Maryland General Assembly,
which proposes the establishment of state milk con-
troll commission. No matter how they try to justify it,
this bill means just one thing to you: Higher milk
priceS The people in favor OF milk controls want to
atten their profits at your expense All they have to
do is convince you of the evs" of free competition
The hackers of this bill have already begun their cam
pagn against milk freedom by spreading lot of NAL
arkv about needing milk commission to insure stable
milk market They're saving that milk commission is
vital to insure constant milk supply and thew claim
that the farmer needs it to get better prices for his milk
This bill would mean the end of free enterprise in
Maryland's milk industry.
q You the consumer, don't have anything to say
about milk prices in controlled market
8 The law of supply and demand goes out the
window when prices are fixed.
You're supposed to think it's K to pay the retail price
that's fixed by commission but they don't want you to
know that this price usually fixed at the highest home
delivered price They're not saying that their profits
will swell if commission sets the price for all milk
home delivered or Storebought They're not letting
on that the only way to money milk in a con-
troled market is to buy less You're supposed to find
these things out for yourself after the bill written
into law.
Here are some more things about milk controls you
won't hear from these special interest groups When
consumers pay for fluid milk they less their
tables The of states like Virginia PennSyl
vania, and Massachusetts, where they have milk Com
missions will testify to that fact When fluid milk
sumption goes down. the milk not used for drinking is
made into dairy products and Sold When items like
butter cheese and nonfa milk solids not Sold they
go into surplus and are bought by the government
In other words you wind up paying taxes to buy surplus
dairy products which you couldn't afford to buy fluid
form in the first place!
But doesn't end there AS high prices force consumers
to buy less and less fluid milk, the farmers income
drops Since the farmers income depends mainly on
how much fluid milk he SELLS he has to ask higher price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

NEW STANTON THEATER

18th. lust OF Rhode island Ave. NE.
Ample Parking Facilities. Ia. 1888
'WASHINGTON'S ART THEATER"
LAST DAY
EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT
Two English comedies. JULIE HARRIS
LAURENCE HARVEY SHELLEY WIN
TIERS, star in the English comedy that
shocked three continents. The original
story. line was altered in most states
ana In some states 1t was completely
forbidden from being shown at all
See the guaranteed complete. uncut
uneensored version.
7 AM A CAMERA"
At sos, o
ALASTAIR SIM. GEORGE COLE. Eng
lands two great comic geniuses star
IN an hilarious English comedy. See 1t
from the heginning
THE GREEN MAN"
At 1888. 1898
Starts tomorrow, Friday for two DAYS.
HENRY BOOKHOLT and LISA PULVER
IN the great German comedy MASTER
piece. THE CONFESSIONS OF FELIX
KRULL." plus GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA
and VITTORIo DE SICA in Italy's
comedy triumph, "FRISKY." Starts
SUNDAY for two days only. ''COLDTTz
STORY" plus THE SILKEN AFFAIR"
starts Tuesday, March 3 for one week.
CHAkLIE CHAPLIN In CITY
, 1959-05-02
MARSHALL

They gave their view on the
aforementioned subjects and
in addition showed one pro-
duced BY the St. Croix Museum
for money raising for Whim,
which Is considered to be out
standing.
Mr.. Marshall is working on
exhibits on the Mayfiower,
adding new displays.
, 1959-05-02
TIIEsDAY
international Pictures presents
IA WoMAN's DEVOTION"

AAAt(A H&N
@A WoMAN's DEVOTION"
Filmed in Color in Mexico
Ralph Meeker, Rosenda Monteros,
jaime Gonzales & Janice Rule
Al holiday in Mexico spelled
big troubles! A story Of over
towering romance and the
price that had to be paid.
LATEST MEMS
Bio double feature day
Paramount Pictures presents
In Color
" Z b N S b x
,e. Fcatl,ve
.THE AMAZING Dr.. CYCL0Ps"
IMAGINE actual, normal men
and women shrunk to the size OF
dolls, living, breathing yes
even fighting the strange possessor
II the new power which
made them pitifu puppets. Thrill
Fantasy in Color!
srd FEATURE;
United Artists present;
TTs
The Terror from Outer Space.
1T" reaches through space
scoops up men and women
4 crawling, crushing monster
from MARS
, 1959-05-02
( = 3 3 ) y

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Anothsr big deelble feature Day
Isl Feature
T~rarlscont. presents;
THEY WERE SO YOUNG"
Filmed III Germany!
Scott Brady, Raymond Burr,
Kurt Meisel. Ingrid Stem
snd sEAT1sRF
United Artists present:
OUTLAWS SON"
Dane Clark, Ben Cooper,
Ellen Drew
Al red hot emotion packed
Western
SUNDAY & MONDAY
III Cinemascope g Color
10th Century Fox presents
THE HUNTERS"
Robert Mitchum, Robt. Wagner
May Britt, Lee Philips
, 1959-05-02
VIRGIN ISLANDS


ii addition to representatives
from hotel chains, Transports
ton companies servicing the
area, press members, travel
agents and tour operators.
Some time during this
meeting Mr.. Goeggel will give
a talk on the additions and
-uI asEIno9 9ql 81 slusm9AoIdurI
dustry in the Virgin Islands.
He will also, Of course, report
on the progress Of plans for
the Caribbean Wing at the
ASIA Convention.
Guest speakers at this meet
ing will include Max Allen,
president Of the American So
ciety Of Travel Agents, Henry
Kearns, Assistant Director Of
international Affairs Office Of
the Department Of Commerce
in Washington, and Pedro Or
tegas, President Of Avianes.
The meeting will be heH
from May Srd to 9th and upon
the closing thereof, Mr.. Goeg-
gel will Immediately return to
the Virgin Islands.
, 1959-05-02
FOR RENT
CONCRETE HOUSE

CONCRETE HOUSE
Furnished lovely view : two
rooms and bathroom front
and back TERRACE. For further
information call:
Atti Bermudsz
Tel. Frederiksted INV 2 rings
2e-14
, 1959-05-02

...
Barbara shorney, and Alice
wilson.
The service will be at 7::SO
pm. Everyone is invited.
Tomorrow, Sunday, at 100
am, the congregations Of st.
Johns Of Christiansted and St.
Paul's of Frederiksted will be.
guests Of Holy Cross as Bishop
Swift celebrates the Holy
COMMUNION and solemnly asks
Gods blessing on the fields
and crops Of st. Croix during
the coming year.
The Bishop will be assisted
by the Rev. Roger w. Smith,
the Rev. Edward M. Turner,
and the Rev. Price.
The Rev. Henri "A. Shines Of
Grace Episcopal Church, De
troit, Michigan, will be the
preacher.
Everyone Is cordially invit-
ed to attend.
, 1959-05-02
ATTY. LEADER /.

Alexnndar The0ter ATTY. VIZ.
Screening The Estates j America. and the laws
nunters Oun.s Mon. Of the Virgin Islands Of the
Linking the up-tothe-minute United States Of America. Let
story Of Americas top jet US pledge to assist public Off
fighter aces with a tender Gals, who under our system
love story, the Twentieth Cen Of government are servants Of
tury-Foxs film, @The Hunters. the people, in preventing
in CinemaScope and color will crime. Let Us pledge that IN
be presented at the Alexander any cause before the courts we
Theater this coming Sunday will be willing and ready to
and Monday Starring rugged give such evidence that we
Robert Mitchurn with Robert may have to the end that JUS
Wagner, May Britt, Richard tice shall prevail. In this way
Egan and Lee Philips, the fast you will be assisting not only
paced action film marks an. this Law Day but also many
unparalleled cooperative eff Law Days to come.
fort on the part Of the film
makers and the Department the American Aim story fobter
OF the Ar Force INIT. Their adversaries are
Using the total resources of portrayed BY sleek, differently
the let fighter command At constructed blue and en-
Luke Field. Arizona. .Tbe blazoned with the Red star,
Hunters like Mr Powelrs give a realistic impression Of
first and highly successful Korean MIC
eseroyer-suOmarhe picture, Dramatic aerial COMBAT
The Enemy Below also stars shots between. the F.8es and
ltcnun 9 2 tougn battle the F-84s constitute some of
commander. the most gripping and reahs-
AS d jet fighter ace who tic dog fight scenes ever por-
tries to recapture the thrill Of trayed on the CinemaScope
the Second World War in the screen.
Korean conflict, Mitchum
, 1959-05-02

the second World War IN the
korean conflict, Mitchum
heads a daredevil squadron
which included Robert Wag-
ner, a hot-shot pilot who close
" resembles Mitchum in his
younger days and Lee Philips,
as a man who flew each day
believing himself to be a
coward and that his wife
loved another man.
May Britt, Swedish beauty
seen in "The Young Lions, I
plays the part Of Philips wife,
who has q tender and mean
ingful love with Mitchum, a
love which holds 4 strange
ending for them both.
Richard Egan is the COM
nanding officer Of Mitchum's
unit, and as such, one Of the
few men who truly knows the
mctivaticns Of this profess
sional killer Of the air.
Ten crack F-S6 fighter
squadrons, along with q top
jet acrobatic team make up
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16
Newbury News Items
Ry MARGARET NJ. DAVIS

BY MARGARET M. DAVIS
John Prots is in st. Luke's
hospital after he suffered a
heart attack recently but he
is now coming along very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Arndt
and son Gerry recently visit
ed their other son, Ronald
and his family In Westerly !,
Rhode Island seeing t h cir
granddaughter, Dimity Mar
lie for the first time. The
Arndt family also toured the
East for two days, stopping
at Corning Glass Co., Corn
ing, N. Y, on Route home.
Mr.. o. w. Arndt, Harolds'
father, who lives with them,
visited his daughter, Mrs
Geraldine Tshee of Orwell,
Ohio, for the week that they
were gone.
Newbury Boy Scout Troop
SO and the Euclid Troop 322
who were their guests all at
tended church services in a
body at the NeWbury United
Community Church on Sun :
day, July II.
The annual Carnival t h a t
was held by st. Helen's chur-
ch over the weekend, July
10, IL, IL, at the church
grounds was very successful
with a lot of the people COM
ing from all over the state
to attend the fish fry and the
chicken dinner. They h a d
several rides along with the
booths that included h m e
made merchandise.
The hostesses of the New
bury United Community
church on Sunday morning,
July IL, were Mrs. l. rry
Melocik and Mrs. ayne
Whiting.
The Senior High p. f. held
a picnic supper and swim on
July IL, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William o. Froh-
ring on Mum Rd. All of the
ones that attended brought
their swim suits and the food
was taken care Of by the
| church cabinet.
The official board of t h e
Community church h e / d a
meeting at the church o n
July Is.
The Boy Scouts of N e W :
bury held their meeting at
the Community C hurc h
preceding the meeting of the
official board.
Rev. and Mrs. T h e % n
French are planning a visit
to their two daughters and
their families in Minnesota.
If any of the congregation
would like to correspond with
them they can do SO by writ
ing in care of Mrs. Charles
Berger, 4747 Stevens Ave,
Minneapolis, MINI.
On Thursday, July 10th, be-
ginning at noon the Circle
ga" of the Women's Guild
of the Newbury United Com
munity Church will have a
picnic at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Trendel who
live on Overlook Drive at
Little Punderson. 1t will be a
pot luck affair and a C h
woman is asked to bring a
covered dish to pass and her
own dishes and silver.
The NeWbury American Le-
| gion Auxiliary held a meet
ing at the Legion Hall on
July z.
st. Helen's Guild held their
monthly meeting at the chur.
ch hall on July z.
The Sunday Worship Ser,
vice on July 19, will be con.
Quoted by Mr.. Robert M
Campbell at IL am. preced
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16

Thomas Aitken, $40 South
ST., Chardon
Mrs. Esther Wedding, Cha
rdon
Robert Studinger sr., Chill
licothe Rd., Chesterland
Michael Friel, Auburn Rd.
Rt. 5
Mr., Lloyd Robertson, Cla-
ridon Rd.
David Weise. Woodin Rd.,
Rt. 8
Brad Kegel, Painesville I'd.
Rt. 3
Joseph Wadowick, B ass
Lake Rd., Rt. 5
Paul Wadowlck, Bass Lake
Rd., Rt. 5
Monday, July 20;
Chester Zakowski, Chardon
er
Mrs. Beth schlacht. Chest
Mrs. Clarence Messer
Chester
Mrs. Harry Harrison, Char
don
Lucille Williamson, Chest
Ann Watinas, Box 81, Au-
burn Center Rd.
Mark Calabrese, wills o n
Mills Rd., Rt. 5
Estelle Scanlon, Lincoln
Dr., Chesterland.
Tuesday, July 81;
Miss Peggy Smith, Char :
don
Alberta Henry, 335 S. Ham
bden St., Chardon
Claudia Ann McGurer, of
Chardon
Jeffery Johnson, Kirkland
Rd., Chardon
Bobby Singleton, Chardon-
windsor Rd.
Peggie Hall, Center st
Chardon
Wednesday. July %;
Phillip Pease, formerly OF
Chardon
Mrs. James Radcliffe, 32C
South ST., Chardon
Mrs. John Maynard, IL G
Moffett Ave, Chardon
Mrs. John Kibler, Town :
line Rd., Chardon
Jessie George, 127 Tilden
Ave-, Chardon
Steven Sinagra, Claridon
Rd.
Linda Lemmons, R. D. l,
Chardon
David Hosmer, vile l
Mills Rd.
Claudia Gunderson, Wilson
Mills Rd.
Ricky Grennan, Bass Lake
Rd.
Sandy Carmigiano, Raven.
ma Rd.
Arthur Hickman. Hambder
Kathy Tarro, Rock Creek
Rd.
John A. Kohr, Radcliffe
Rd.
Philip King, Wilson Mills
Rd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16

don
Ellen Johnson, Kirkland rd.
Chardon
Eric Hill, Bass Lake Rt. 5
Lois Adams. Brakeman Rd
Rt. 4
Steven HerSh, Hilltop Dr.,
Chardon
Friday, July IL;
Carl HurnInel, Charden
Vernon Petersen, Chester :
land
Miss jeanette Reed, East
Claridon
Donald Meyer, Claridon
Isabel Reichard, Aquilla
Rd., Rt. S
Dorothy Fuller, Huntington
Ave-, Chardon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16

Dean Fuller. Huntington
Ave-, Chardon
Saturday, july 18;
Walter Rossbach. Paines
vile
william Grant, Chardon
Earl McGrew Chester
Carolyn, Boerwinkle, o.
Hambden
Clara Alderman, Chester
Donna Arbogast, Clay st.
Janet Saare, Chardon Win
dsor Rd.
Todd Troutman. E. King
ST., Chardon
James Paley, Kenyon DR..
Chester
Sunday, July 10;
Jessie Bell, Huntsburg >.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16

ed by the two adult study
classes which meet e a c h
Sunday at $50 am. at the
Newbury United Community
Church. Their church school
will continue throughout the
summer months for pre- :
school children. Registration
for the fall term of the
church school will be held on
September Is.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16

The Geauga Record wishes
the following many happy re-
turns Of the day and the COM
ing year. Send in the birth
days of your friends and re-
latives and they will be re-
membered in this column.
Thursday, July 16;
Robert Schneider. Sr., 104
Center ST., Chardon
Blanche Grant, Chardon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Otha r. Hill
of 251 Turner Dr.. Char :
don? They have moved
here from Cleveland. The
Hills have three children,
Billy, IL; Bonnie, IL: and
Otha Jr., 8. Mr.. Hill works
for Midwest Products, Gle
veland; Mrs. Hill works
for the American Greeting
Card Company, Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16
HAPPY BIRT1HDA "

Mrs. Betty Hale, Hunts -
burg
Lew Culbertson, Hunts s.
burg
Jane Rybak Smith Chest
erland
Jeffrey Anderson. Auburn
Rd.
Gloria Rode, Turner Dr.,
Chardon
John Ward, Rd. No. / Char
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16
Geauga
Fairgrounds
Burton, Ohio

Relax-Have Fun-Enjoy Life
Free Admission
Free Parking
Sponsored by the Burton
Jaycees
Booths Chardon Eagles, 4-H
Club, Burton Scouts, V.F.W.
No. 6519, Chardon Jaycees,
cambridge Jaycees, Chagrin
Jaycees, Fellowcraft Club,
Ravenna Jaycees, Aurora
Jaycees, DeMolay, Holy
Name Society of st. Lucy's
Mission, Burton Jayceettees,
Burton Explorer Scouts, Char
don Jayceettees. and a host
of other booths rs in all!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-16
Saturday, July 1s .


Sunday. July 10 -.
Opens loo pm. Featuring
Stock Car Races. Mrs. Ge-
auga Finals-6::3o. Judges for
the Mrs. Geauga Contest
will be from Good House
keeping Magazine, T. v.
Guide, American Druggist
Magazine and Joe Portaro's
Beauty Salon.
Come on Down to the