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FIetchers Leave
 On Vacation Trip

Skip Fletcher will manage the Orpheum Theatre in the absence of his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. John Fletcher, who left this week for trip to the West coast to Seattle and California.
 While on the trip Mir. Fletcher will attempt to close a pending arrangement to bring the picture Ten Commandments" to the local screen AS is we'll known, Bible stories and particularly the Ten Commandments" was the crown ing achievement of the late Cecil B. DeMiIle The cost of the latter was in excess of $11,000,000. This represents the greatest expendi- ture for a motion picture ever to have been made.
 The Fletchers will be guests of the Metro-G Goldwyn-Mayer Studios at Culver City, California. They have been invited to witness first hand operations for bringing the
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Today

Tim Hovey plays in Man Afraid" as the son of a minister. The latter had accidently slain a young burglar during a struggle after the intruder has almost blinded the minister's wife.
 Suspense mounts and tensions increase as the father of the slain youth attempts to entrap Tim to revenge the death of his son. George Nader and Phyllis Thaxter are the father and mother.
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new era of great pictures now being produced, to the theatre screen
 The Orpheum manager advises that arrangements have just been made to bring newsreels back to the local theatre. The news re- leases will be from the M. G. M. Newsreel staff of News of the Day"
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Tuesday and Wednesday


 A double feature includes Hell BouHd" with John Russell and June Blair, and HSt. Joan"
 Thursday and Friday Rory Calhoun plays in The Big Caper" in which a welI-plan- ned robbery for $1,O0O,0oo is shown in exciting detail. Opposite him is Mary Costa.
 James Gregory co-stars with Calhoun and Mary Costa, as the gangland chieftain. He hires ex- perts in arson and murder, and becomes a murderer himself. A companion picture on the
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KODIAK. ALASKA, MARCH fl, 1859
Sunday and Monday

cunudy ana mOnudy
 "Sayonara" comes to the screen here, and will delight theatre goers over the weekend-for the superb acting, it's story, and the beautiful filming in Technirama and Technicolor.
 A James Kitchener story, it tells of the love between a Korean jet pilot and a beautiful Japan csc actress. The principal role is played by Marion Brando, with the role of the Japanese dancer, played by Miiko Taxa. This win ner of four academy awards was directed by Joshua Logan. Tn it are a host of proven actors and actresses such as Patricia Owens, Martha Scott, James Garner, Red Butto11s and another Japanese star, MiyoSho Umeki.
 Relief manager Skip Fletcher calls attention to the special show times prevailing. The picture will run continuous on Sunday. s {.
 An excellent movie and must see" for all fans who like a good, story. well executed with superb photography. -
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KODIAK GRADE SCHOOLS
Honor Rolls Main Elementary
EIGHTH GRADE

Svea Breckberg, 3.82; Luana Garoutte, 3.64; Jack Sheridan, S.57; Gail Anderson, $50; Donna Allen. 3.11; Kathryn Alvine, BOT; Nelda Stone, 3.03; Karen Krusche, 3.O3.
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same billing is Gun Duel" with George Montgomery as Dan Tom linson, who tries to live down his -reputations'As' Will Sabre, notori- .ous two-giin' man and 'bank robber. He does hot achieve this, ho~- ever, until he has wiped cut his former gang whose duterTnina- tion not to let him reform is the core of the story. i:- ~
 Portraying the feminine lead opposite Montgomery is Ann Robinson.
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SEVENTH GRADE

4 Ann Hall, 400; Bonnie Breck- berg, 3.88; Andrea Jarvela, 3.88; Dawn Erdman, 366; Evelyn Pratt, 3.66; Barbara Davis, 3.53; Duke Dickson, 348; Cheryl Rabbit, 3.44; Barbara Molletti, 3.29; Stephanie Valtman, 3.22; Sharon Barnhart, 3.22; Larry Deitzler, 3.22; Tanya Kraft, 3.22; Robbie AcheSon, 300; Joanna Briggs, 300.
 SIXTH GRADE
 Marjorie Sheridan, SIT; Dale Gillian, 3.70; Judy Gilbreath, 3.66; Allison Hickey, $40; Nadine Flo ire, 3.30; Christine Shipley, 3.20.
 FIFTH GRADE
 BarbaraAllen, 3.38; Carol Olsen, 5.15; Dennis. Hicks, 3.O9.
 FOURTH GRADE
 Betty Hall, 3.95; Sharon Gil breath, '3.70; Kristy Flotre, 3.75; Billy Shipley, 3.65; Caroline Ba- GUS, 3.63; Kathleen Sheridan, 3.61; Mike Allen, $50; Pamela Haynes, 3.48; Kristin Butler, 3.41; James Connolly, 3.41; Ellen Horn, $40; Donna Chase, 3.34; Brooksie Her, 3.29; David Horn. BPS; Mary De- veau, 3.22; Pauline Peterson, 3.2O; Sandra vaitman, 3.19; Stuart Hickey, 3.17;. Elaine Harris, 3.06; Helen Shively, 3.06;. Hershan Gar vey, BOA; Margaret Fadaoff, 3.01.
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Buying or selling-Use the Class flied Ads-They. get results. x.
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Downtown School
SIXTH GRADE

MT. Whites: Marya Springhill, 5.97; Richard Veerman, 3.69; John ny Gaillard, 3.56; Richard Tender son, 3.46; Patricia Anderson, 3.O6: Carl Coon, 3.O3; Steve Alvine, 3.O3.
 FIFTH GRADE
 Mrs. Breckberg's: Dorothy Chya, 3.78; Weston Fields, 3.76; Rhonda Molletti, 3.51; Barbara Henderson, S.39; Shari Madsen, 3.34.
 FOURTH GRADE
 Mrs. Hamann's: Candace Roet- man, 4.03; Judy Acheson, 4.O1: Margie Magnusen, 400; Ralph Longmire, 3.79; Alfred Lavine, S.69; Carlene Ray, 3.53; Sue Anne Ramaglia, 3.51; Barbara Sutliff, 3.39; Norma Chya, 3O5; Pat Pat terson, 3.O3; Rodney Snyder, 3.O2; Don Lawhead, 3O1; Terry Coker, 3.O1.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31

belief, are not stronger. And
they are susceptible tc tenn
perature and moisture content
changes with the possibility Of
warpage. Modern veneering
methods completely eliminate
this problem.
Rare and lovely wood patterns
are possible in any type of home
furniture through the modern
magic Of veneering. The beau
tifully grained and costly woods
are used only where they can be
viewed and enjoyed. Bonded
electronically to the plywood
panel of strong woods, the sur
face veneer is, pound for pound,
as strong as steel.
Fine hardwood veneers permit
furniture design that would be
virtually impossible with solid
woods. The surface layer easily
follows the sweeping curve of
chair arms or table legs. Lovely
inlay patterns and exciting par
quet arrangements appear in
modern furniture, both wood
arts made feasible in today's
market through Vlneering.
Fine hardWoGdS, combined
with modern Technology, offer
homemakers an unprecedented
variety Of beautifully designed,
well cons .ructed home fur
niShinPS.
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ueter, Martha Price, Connie
Thrasher, Diane Thrasher.
John ThraSher, Paula BoS-
twick, Mike Gerbeth, Marty
Venneman, Tom Kremm, Jer
ry Donoghue, Sue Donoghue,
Roger Williams, Janet w i /
liams, Dave Meyer, Ray Pru-
Sha, Leslie Zimmerman, CHI
ristine Ritter, Mr.. Don Will
liams, Mr.. George Urban
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Donoghue,
Mrs. Robert Thrasher.
Also enjoying some of the
fun at the party were Jim
Donoghue, Dave Price a n d
Carl Rogers. One caroler
could not complete the itin-
erary. Ilona Urban fell out
side the hospital and had to
have emergency treatment
which meant a few sutures in
her left leg. Hostesses for the
party were Mrs. Don Will
liams and Mrs. George Ur-
ban.
The MYF will meet Sun =
day, Jan. 8, for a $50 sup
per and program.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31
Welfare Dept.
.ThanksG
Group for Aid

The Geauga County w e J.
fare Department expresses
it's sincere gratitude for the
Christmas project which Ge-
auga County Sunshine Unli-
mited is once again under -
taking this year, w. H. Chap
man, director, said today.
This gigantic undertaking
of furnishing approximately
two hundred families with
food and toys to make their
Christmas more merry is of
extreme value.
Before Geauga County Sum
shine Unlimited took this
project over the welfare de-
partment was required to
spend considerable time and
effort to make this project a
success.
Now through the voluntary
services of the Sunshine gro
up it allows the welfare de-
partmen to continue on a nor
NAL basis and still have the
satisfaction of knowing that
persons in need will be well
taken care of.
1t is organizations such as
this that makes today's hec-
tic world a more decent place
in which to live, Chapman
said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31
BY MILDRED SKINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Barnum
entertained at a family KIN
as party on Sunday evening
Dec. 20, with the following
guests present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Barnum and daugh-
ter from Thompson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Barnum and CHI
ldren from Middlefield; Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Covell ,
from Geneva; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cook and daughters
from Painesville and Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Kivela and dau-
ghter of Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Maus-
ling became the parents Of a
son, named Thomas William
Mausling, at Lake County
Memorial hospital in Paines-
vile Saturday, Dec. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skin
ner and son Ray and Mrs.
Georgia Walters were Xmas
eve dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Jerke in Rome.
Steve Brace and Joseph
Bolan, who have been in Tex
as for some time, returned to
their homes to spend t n e
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Bar
mum and uncle, Roy Barn
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Methodist Carolers
Visit Geauga Hospital

Rev. Aubrey Kirby and 9TH
er patients at Geauga Com
munity Hospital, and S h u :
ins, received some Of the joy
of the Christmas season when
the isrolerS of the Chardon
Methodist Youth Fellowship
and friends. visited them on
Tuesday evening, Dec. %.
Following the caroling the
rosy checked group return
ed to the Methodist Church
where they were warmed
with hot chocolate and cook
les. The rooms had been de-
corated by the youth in a gay
holiday atmosphere.
The following enjoyed the
caroling and party: Fred Pill
dner, Lorrie Pildner, B o n =
ME Sebor, Diane Ashman
Kathy Temple, Dave Urban,
Ilona Urban, Merl Davis
Lloyd Davis, Paul Davis =,
Tom Burke. Dan Burke, Br-
ian Crotty, John Carminjia-
ma, Gary Hutter. Ronnie Hut
ter, Penny Haueter, Pat Ha-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31

The wise homemaker is the
one who is aware of the value
of veneer used in the finest fur
niture. One of the ancient art
forms, fine hardwood veneer
has always been used to create
a piece of striking beauty. Even
the tombs of the Pharoahs re-
veal examples of this use, and
our own museums and national
shrines, such as Monticello and
Mount Vernon, allow us glimpses
of the genius of colonial crafts.
men. Today's modern furniture
follows the tradition of using
beautiful veneers, and today S
designers have developed new
plywood techniques to give great
strength to even the most deli,
cate-appearing pieces.
The outmoded notion that
veneered furniture is LESS ex,
pensive" is disappearing as
homemakers understand that
the process of veneering is more
costly. Involving the sandwich,
ing" of layers of wood to build
durability, the process of We
neering today is scientific as well
as artful. The final layer, open
to view, is the most beautifully
grained part of the fine hard,
wood, whether 1t be oak, ma.
hogany, walnut or cherry.
Solid wood pieces, contrary tc
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31
BY JOYCE ADAMS
Phone MEdfOrd 5-4556

The neighborhood Xmas
party was held recently at
Mrs. Mary Ann Hummel's
home. Those present W e r e
Joyce Morley, Mary Ellen
Loze, Annie Mansfield, Bar
bara Hardy, Helen Connolly
Polly Minadeo, Marilyn Ye-
ater, Betty Hummel and Mrs
Joe Hummel Sr. Mrs. Nina
deo gave a jewelry demon =
stration. A gift exchange was
held. Refreshments were SER
we'd.
Huntsburg PIC. will meet
Jan. 7, at the school cafe
terra. Local talent will make
up the program. Arrange =
ments are being made to al
so show a March of Dimes"
for 1860 film.
Miss Lee Tsi of Hong Kong,
China, and Miss Mary Boak-
ye Of Ghana, w. Africa were
Xmas day guests at MIS- S
Beth Perry's home in Cleve-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Perry and daughter Elaine,
were also guests at their da-
lighters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tho
mpson and daughter were
weekend guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Bitner and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Calk :
ins Sr., and sons entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Zu-
pancic and family of Wicklife
on Xmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams
entertained their family at
Christmas dinner. Xmas day
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Kam-
inski and family of Windsor
ard Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin K.
Adams and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Motil
and family spent last Sunday
with his btother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Motil and sons of
E. Claridon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Pater-
son and son entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Frank SoEie on
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Start to Distribute
80 Phone Books Here

asks any customer Tot rece-
living a directory by Janu =
ary 10th to call the business
office.
Again this year the direc-
tory is dressed in an attrac-
tive and colorful cover, the
design of the 1859 book being
used again with a change OF
col0rS. Mr.. Case saws many
customers have commented
on the attractive covers. Co
vers of an artistic design and
free of advertising are being
used generally throughout the
telephone industry. Some OF
the nations finest artists ha-
We been commissioned TO de-
sign them.
In the information pages
will be found detailed in :
structions for making Nation
Wide direct calls under the
new system which will b e
placed in service January 90.
Mr.. Case says this informa-
tion will supplement T h e
Blue Book of Telephone Nu-
mbers which will be mailed
to all customers shortly be-
fore the service starts.
The Civic Section known a
1.-The Blue Pages" have been
brought up to date and new
information added. The Vel
low Pages show an increased
number of advertisers who
offer a wide variety of COM
modities and services.
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News from Huntsburg

Xmas day.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Do
lezal and daughter of West
Pennington were Xmas day
visitors at Mr.. Seth Hopkins
and Margo Speck and sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mans
field and daughters have mo-
we'd to their new home on
Princeton Rd.
Cub Scouts Pack 1872 gave
8 boxes of cookies and 8 box
es of candy to senior mem
bers of our township.
Get well wishes to Mrs.
Ann Stanek.
Huntsburg school will open
for classes Jan. 4, Monday.
Ann Brown, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Brown ,
was crowned queen of the
Christmas dance at Burton
high school. The dance was
sponsored by the Junior
class. James Love was cro-
Wned king. Ann Brown is a
senior at Burton high school.
Johnny Kuch, Samuel Tay-
lor and Robert Stanek receiv-
ed their bob cat pins at the
December pack meeting held
at the town hall Dec. %.
A young woman would like
to share a ride with someone
that is driving to Painesville
on Wednesdays. She must be
In PaineSville at 100 pm
call Medford $4,000.
The Boy Scouts troop 1872
held their Xmas party Tues
day, Dec. %. After a short
meeting they held their par
ty. Games were played, re-
treshments were served. A
gift exchange was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe H u m
mel Jr., and family enter :
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Denver
Yeater and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Hummel and sons.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hum
mel Sr., on Christmas day.
Joseph Grant HummeI will
be ! year old new years day.
Happy new year to one and
all.
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GEAUGA HOSPITAL

don.
\
Saturday, Dec. rs
BIRTH - A son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover, Chardon.
ADMITTED - Myron Ba-
ker, Chardon; Sharon Nelson
Chardon.
DISMISSED - Mrs. Jud :
ith Mansfield, Hambden.
Sunday, Dec ~
BIRTH - A daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eardley,
Chardon.
ADMITTED Sam Ba =
gee, Chardon; Rev. Aubrey
Kirby, Chardon; Mrs. Mar
clay Beech, Chardon.
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DO: Anchor down scatter rugs
or place rubber mats under
them.
DO: Repair broken steps, rail-
ings and loose window screens.
DON'T: Risk a fall. Use a good,
sturdy stepladder when hang
ing curtains or doing repair
work.
DON'T: Let spilled grease stay
on the kitchen floor. 1t can cause
a bad fall.
DON'T: Clutter your home with
lots of small tables. throw-rugs,
and bric-a-brac.
DON'T: Grope around in the
dark. Even If you know every
inch of your home, darkness
plays tricks and you can easily
stumble.
Let's all SO for Safety in '6O!"
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Monday, Dec. 81
BIRTH - A daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palan-
sky, Huntsburg.
ADMITTED - Thomas Ka-
tic, Chardon.
DISMISSED - Mrs. Mary
Hill and infant daughter, CHI
ardon; Mrs. Mildred Shan :
rock. Chardon; Mrs. E d a
Watros, Chardon: Fred Ber-
ends, Chardon; Neal Farley,
Huntsburg.
Tuesday, Dec. 22
! BIRTH - A daughter to
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Eldridge,
| Chardon.
ADMITTED - Mrs. Noca
Kumher, Huntsburg; Milton
Richardson, Chardon.
| DISMISSED - Mrs. Dor
othy Krueger, Chester; VIII
| liam Bowers, Chardon; ia :
mes Zeigler; Mrs. Alice Cliff
ton, Chardon; Mrs. William
| Sponsellar and infant o n ,
Chester; Thomas Katie, Cha
rdon.
Wednesday, Dec. %
ADMITTED - Mrs. A n n
Stanek, Huntsburg.
DISMISSED - Rev. Aub-
rey Kirby, Chardon; William
Niehus, Chardon; Samuel Br-
igham, E. Claridon; Adam
Tincher, Chardon; Joseph
Majka, Huntsburg; Milton
Richardson, Chardon.
Thursday, Dec. "a
| ADMITTED - William XII
rally, Chardon; Mrs. Judith
Mansfield, Hambden.
DISMISSED - Joseph Cob
idas, Chester; Mrs. Celia Bu-
tas, Chardon; Mrs. S a ! ly
Stanosis, Chardon; Mrs. Dan
iel Mohr and infant daugh-
ter, Huntsburg; Mrs. Charles
Mcintosh and infant daugh :
ter, Chardon; Mrs. Richard
Kist and infant daughter
Chester; Floyd Phillips, Cha
rdon; John Bailey, Chardon;
Mrs. Victoria Adamle. Char
don; Mrs. Charles Palansky
and infant daughter, Hunts =
burg; Mrs. Russell Hansen
and infant daughter, Char .
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Methodist WSCS
Meets Wednesday

The January meeting of
the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Chardon
Methodist church will be
held in the church on Wed
nesday, Jan. 6, at 1890 am.
with a lunch being served by
the Esther Circle. Mrs. Paul
Alvord, has the program and
will give a book review on
africa Disturbed. Mrs.
Neva Taylor will have the
devotionals. The Circles will
meet the following Tuesday,
Jan. IL.
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NEWS from MONTVILLE

UNI spent Xmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cook and family
in Painesville.
Robert Bowling Jr.. who is
now working for the inter :
state Vending Co., at Lima
spent the Xmas week end
with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Bowling Sr,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sidley
Sr., and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sidley Jr., entertained a t
dinner on Xmas day. Mr..
and Mrs. DeLyle Barnes of
Cleveland, Mrs. Ruth Buck
ley from Ashtabula. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Gates and family
from Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Crocker and two dau-
ghterS, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Loveland from Thomp =
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas Hejduk of Chardon.
About As firemen, wives
and guests attended the an
nual Firemen's Xmas party
at the fire station Saturday
evening, All enjoyed a beau
tiful turkey and ham dinner
and all the trimmings. Fol
lowing the dinner, there was
an exchange of gifts and the
evening was spent in dane
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skin
ner entertained at dinner on
Xmas day, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Skinner and three children
from Perry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Jerke and daughter,
Judy from Rome. Mrs. Lii
liam Gould from Chardon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mills
and little daughter, Terri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoff :
man spent Xmas with their
son and daughter in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Hoff-
man and family in Madison,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hoff-
man Jr. have moved + r o m
Chardon into their new home
here.
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We are glad to report that
Mrs. Ruth Thaler has return
ed home from the Geauga
hospital, following a goiter
operation and that she S
gaining rapidly. She wishes
to thank her many friends
for cards and remembrance
eS sent to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Morley
from HuntSburg visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Skinner on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton AL
word and son, Philip and Miss
Mamie Alvord attended the
Alvord family Xmas party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Alvord in Chardon on
Sunday, Dec. 20.
Lyall Huntoon Jr. attended
the older youth reunion and
Xmas party at the N 0 r t h
Royalton Methodist church
Saturday evening.
Misses Phyllis and Martha
Huntoon attended the Rain =
bow formal dance at Hotel
Cleveland Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton AL
word entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace White of Char
don and Miss Mamie Alvord
at Xmas dinner.
Mr.. James MaScorella has
been confined to his bed with
lu for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyall H u n
toon Sr. entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Huntoon from Char
don and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Scheller Xmas day.
Mrs. Vera Gerard from
Youngstown is spending a
few days with her daughter
and son in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyall Huntoon and fa-
mily. Mrs. Gerard spent KIM
as with her son and daughter
in : law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Strong and family in Char =
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton AL
word and Miss Mamie Alvord
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hogan in Chardon on Sunday
evening. They also called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace White.
Lyall Huntoon Jr. flew to
Alliance and visited friends
there last Thursday. He trea-
ted his sisters, Phyllis a n d
Jeannette to a plane ride one
day last week. Lyall Pilots
the plane.
Mr.. and Ms. Lyle Trask
entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Carraher. Miss Sandra
Fuller and Tommy Carraher
from Saybrook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Terry Carraher and h r e
children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Majka from Chardon
at dinner Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Setele
of Cleveland were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Joseph Srp.
Paul Stone accompanied
friends at Cleveland recently
and went to Florida for a few
days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Barn
UNI entertained at Sunday
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Presley, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Dietrich and children of
Rock Creek, Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall Presley and daugh-
ter from Plymouth and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Cook and
daughters of Painesville.
| Mrs. Bessie CoSper was
taken by ambulance to Lake
side hospital in Cleveland on
Monday morning.
Mrs. Eta Woolf for many
years a Montville resident
died last week Monday at the
Perry Ridge Nursing home
in Perry. Burial was made
here Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Elsie Frispee was a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31

The continued growth of
Chardon is indicated by an
increase number of listings in
the alphabetical section o f
the January, 1860 telephone
directory, which is being ma
lied to customers of T h e
Chardon Telephone Company
this week. Baxter H. Case
vice president and general
manager, says it is expected
that the delivery will be COM
pleted in about ten days and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31

There's no place like home t..
for accidents! It's fact thst more
injuries, small or serious, happen
at home than anywhere else.
Statistics show that the average
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h ON e is not
safe. More M
luries occu. in
Ohio's homes
than IN the job.
Ih@ Division
q! Safety and
Hygiene of the
/ n d u S tri a !
Commission of
Ohio conducts
a concentrated
campaipn for
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years. She died recently in
Orwell and burial was here
last week.