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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
la,Aou R,so,4ah

on Georgian Bay, Canada.
Barbara Mann. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NJ IN n
Jr., of Lundhurst has been
spending the week at t h e
home of MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd
Carlson.
Timothy Hanna. IA month
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Hanna of Cleveland h a S
spent the past two weeks with
his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spence o. Kline, Robin
son Rd. Tom has lust recent
ly received his degree in en-
gineering from Fem College.
Betsy Kline, daughter of
the Spence Klines, is spend
ing the summer c0u.-c cling 1T
Hiram House Camp.
Another For Sale" sign
has gone up this week in the
Chardon village. This time
in front of the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bennett,
North st. The Bennetts have
bought a home and acreage
in Lake county and hope to
have some remodeling a n d
additions completed before
school starts in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Vo-
koun and family have just
returned from a weeks fish
ing trip to BonarlaW, On :
tario. They caught m ny
nice fish, including a 38 inch,
10 pound musky, and a 10 inch
pickerel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill L.
King, daughter Dorothy, son
Merrill and grandson Merrill
III have returned from a visit
with Mr.. Kings brother Ken
meth King and family in st.
Petersburg, Fla. Mr.. King is
with the law firm of king
and Houghton" in st. Peters
burg, Fla.
Mrs. Paul Demko and chill
dren Danny and Debbie, and
Mrs. Demko's mother, Mrs.
Roger Mcbride have return
ed home from a vacation trip
through Michigan state. I n
Olivet, Mich, they visited
with relatives before journ :
eying to the upper peninsula
where they crossed the new
Machinac bridge. At Sault
Sainte Marie they entered
Canada. The happy travellers
then spent a week and a half
at the summer home Of the
McBride's in Callander near
North Bay.
On July 18th, Ronnie Kel-
logg was surprised by a
group of young friends arriv-
ing at his home at 2::30 to
help him celebrate his fifth
birthday. Games were play
ed, after which some very
nice gifts were opened. Bir-
thday cake, ice cream and
punch were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Ross
bach and daughters Sue and
Sally, enjoyed a II day va
cation at a summer resort at
Nags Head, North Carolina.
While there, they visited Cap
Hatteras and the famous
light house, the Wright
Bros. memorial and the lost
colony. On their way home
they visited the U. s. Naval
Academy at Annapolis.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
BY BETTY GORE
Phone Avenue 6-sO81

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Strong
have just returned from a
weeks visit with their Q n
and daughter in law, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Strong and
their two children. Gregg and
Scctann. The Richard Strongs
are now settled in their new
home at 70 Broadpath. Don
Mills. Ontario, Canada which
is a suburb of Toronto.
Walker Watkins has re-
turned to Columbus after
spending a week with h ! $
parents, DR.. and Mrs. E. w.
watkins, Claridon Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Al
ly and son, Mrs. w. E. Al
lyn and Mrs. Clyde Goodrich
returned Monday evening
from a trip to Washington
D. C. Their daughter Jean
Allyn, who is a student at
Duke University. spent the
weekend there with them.
Mrs. Leona Basauin h a
returned home after spend
ing two months in Chicago
with her sister, Miss Helen
Webster, who was recover :
ing from surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall
are vacationing this week in
Canada.
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Dins-
more and family were week
end guests of her sister and
brother in law. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. T. Shin2ledecker, at
their summer home at Black
Moshanon, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T.
Hofstetter are on a W ee k S
trip to Toledo and Detroit
where they planned to a t :
tend the state and national
convention of county CO m :
missioners.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl H u M
mel and family and Larry
Spear are on a two weeks va
cation at Campbell F o t,
Canada.
Mrs. Don Pike and child
rem of Garrettsville. visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fowler. Cults Rd.,
two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Gates
observed their 54th wedding
anniversary Sunday, July 26
by receiving friends W h o
called at their home on Moi
fett Avenue. A group Of lad,
les of the Pilgrim Christian
church presented them with
a beautifully decorated ami
versary cake.
Barbara Boswick, 10 yeal
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Bostwick attended a
Lake Erie College day camI
last week and had a wonder
full ime swimming and horse
back riding.
Judith and Mary House
holder of Hemet, Calf, were
expected at the Lloyd Carl
son home yesterday. Today
Juanita Carlson with h e r
two guests and brother Dol
are leaving with Mrs. A. B
Carlson to spend some time
at the Carlson summer home
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
Rainbow Girls Welcome
Two New Members

Sharp, jeanette Huntoon I,
Martha Huntoon, P h y ! is
Huntoon, Joan Newberry, An
drea Ahonen, Linda Zimmer-
man and Sue Rossback are
among those who went to
Rainbow Convention, early
in June.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
IN SER VICE

LONG BEACH, CALF. -
Thomas L. Vaux, airman ap-
prentice, USN, son of Mrs.
Thelma Vaux of r o u t e /,
Chardon, Ohio, is serving "a
board the anti submarine
aircraft carrier USS Kears-
arge operating out of Long
Beach, Calf.
894 feet long, with / ts
own radio and TV station, the
Kearsarge is presently con-
Quoting exercises off t h e
California coast.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
Have You Met :

Mr.. and Mrs. John Van
Acker? They have moved
to 210> Lynn Dr., Chester
land, from Wantgh, N e W
York. The couple h ave
three children, Heidi, 6;
Jamie, 8; and Donna, II
months. Mr.. Acker works
for Addressograph Multi :
graph.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
Peggy Fina Wins 8
Ribbons for Riding

Peggy Fina riding Party
Doll was the highest scorer
in the Silver Spurs All Club
Riding Show Sunday at the
Lake County Fair grounds.
Peggy and Party D oil
were first in the English
Euuitation for under 18-year-
olds, English Peasure a n d
Road Hack classes.
Miss F'ina is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fina,
Bass Lake Rd.. Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
CHESTER BOY TO PLAY
IN STATE FAIR BAND

Kenneth S. Graft, 805 Chill
licothe Rd., Chester. will be
one of 800 members of the
outstanding All Ohio Boys
Band to play at the 1859 Ohio
State Fair August % through
September 4. Under the dir
ection of DR.. Louis A. Pete of
Ashland College, the students
were selected from recon :
mondationS Of high S C h o o
music teachers.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
All Thumbs an Club

Judging will be held at the
home of Mrs. Gaylord, ad :
visor of the All Thumbs All
Club, On August 5, from 500
pm. until 400 pm, by which
time all members will have
their dresses completed.
It was decided at the July
23rd meeting to hold a picnic
on August 9th at Spring Park
BY secret ballot each of the
girls voted for the A H King
and Queen. Jeanette Jane :
son gave a demonstration on
how to put a hem in a dress.
At their next meeting the
girls will hold a mock judg-
ing, when all projects with
all projects on display.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-30
4~H NEWS
Big and Little Stitchers

The meeting was called to
order by President L aura
Antene. The minutes of the
last meeting were read b
secretary, Jackie Timperio
Laura Antene, Marcia Grat-
ton, and Darrell Little gave
demonstrations,
Refreshments were served
by Marilyn Moss, Carol Pet
erson, Linda George, and
Thamer Hill.
There were no mothers at
tending the meeting. Th e
next meeting will be July 80.
July 81, will be judging day
at the Claridon Town Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
FRED B. cusHMAN

Y ~. s9Ss: "a 81: : s,.s:I !
acre Of land. si4.S0G
CEDAR GROVE -a.rsom so,,ss.
and q 2-story hoiis partially
eompleted. Someone can bug :
barssini $4,000 Tor both.
DAMASCUS - a-s.ory frams, lst-
moor Lying rm,, dininS rm,. mod
srn Kitchen; End fdor. 3 lafge
bedrms,. bath; fun hesemenf: Oh
sSsSCs. hs ssl. s 4 go a3S sSss
NEAR cLARKsBuRo - a. story
iraIne With Imitation stone siding.
3 rooms and bath. ftlI basement.
4 nice home in . nice location.
nAAaAarrfa Ann. x,.... ,..A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Frederick w. Berens
SALES. INC.
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES

CHEVY cHAs. - S.bedrm. bricl
rambler. al G-E kit. with eatini
area walkout bsmt. with famiiy
I'm. paneled 9Th bedrm., powder
rm. Reduced to sell, S1o,0bO.
GARRETT PARK ESTATES -
lovely homes to choose from II
THIS sgtstAndins community from
wHExToN-Idsai corner lot: ..
bedrm. Colonial with 3O-ft. Nv
rm-. pine-paneled rec. rm.. den.
Lovely fruit-bearing trees. Excel.
lent financing. $17.G00.
BETHESDA -. This won't last
Truly charming suTroundingS
Privacy unmatched. See this lovely
1-levol, 3-hedrm. California ram
eles. Radiant heat. NOW ONLY
BETHESDA. very ciose-in-S-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick rambler. Large
sETHTsbIp porch sarIs .. s2 s.! go
Lovely Colonial on secluded.
wooded lot. Powder room on Isl
noor pedrmss screen porch:
BErHE9DA-Naval hospital area.
3-bedrm. Colonial with .panelad
den and powder rm. on LIST fioor.
Fun bsmt. with 2 rec. Yuia, Fenced,
wooded lot; S24.950.
Only Q sampiing Of our numerous
hatings. 90 cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
HOUSES FOR sAlE-MD.

BETnEsbA. o2ol bradley blvd =
imDed. poss., excel, Tor teenSscrs.
3 bedrms., "a baths, 34-ft, club
Ems pate porch. earase. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

CQLEeyILLE AREA CUSTOM RAM
htEHi just iietedi s23,7bOl All
brick, 3 lge hedrms.. 3 baths, sep.
din. rm,, full. halnt,. good eleva-
ci SSH can M TirL isg' 60. ~. %. s-SiiiiI.
COLEsvILLE AnkA-Brand new A.
bedrm.. e-bath Cape Cod on "
full bamt. Open go, Out Coles
vile rda Iight on Briega-C CLANCY
III q SS6S5SS. TAKoMA REALTY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aii-brick
rambler, on acres. close IN. 2-ear
garage, full bsmt., 2 iirepis. See
this tedag. eUBURBAN PROPER
ccc % y ~ ,,5 4-bsdrme 6TE.
car garage, tool shed, chicken
house and . beautiful acres With
R ilsii rsSss'' yd 5Ais Blo.s 3. SCOTT
oSS uiI. ~ l ssIcHE S;5;Ssul '' en-
rambler. 2 baths. lac. kit. full
psmt.. carport, h.-w.h. Priced
fos quick sale. HUGH T. PECK.
cShFcRf AND SPACE hirhllsh,
inns eS SsslK SI s assS Ss s coiG s%:
throushout; scr. porch, powder
washer, dfier and freezer on IL
A.: wall-to-Wail carpets: bsmt. w
course. IHA approved for $40, 900
R ss2L TI s.sltoss:s.s yH Os.sSSSd6ll oo
conn. AVE, PARK-vets may buy
with 2&. down and nonvets may
brick Cane Cod. iust redee.: 3
bedrms., SEP. din. rm., OE-equip-
ped kit. bsmt, with rec. rm, Good
buy A. slz,2b0. SLIGO REALTY,
s.sa.. CAPE COD $40 $50 30
rm., Ice. din. rm., huge kitchen,
side porch. built-in garage. finished
tree r'i RnpLs ssF' CO. Ss ~ Ti's ss fiji
DIET. CORNER BRICK RAMBLER
$50 uNIvkRSITY BLVD. EAST
OPEN SUNDAY, I TO 5 PM.
FIRST offering Of this 3-bedrm., O.
year.old brick rambler. with rec.
rm. Excellent neighborhood, near
Lo ssnHs'i RIDDEN tnS EIINsn'O0F'e TT s.soso
DIET. BRICK sPLiT-LEVEL
s 3 RM suf ! szFH RR I'VE. R;M
LOUIS RUDDEN tn. $4,000
EDNOR, MD.-Frams Colonial on
acres; tall bold trees; Nv. RIM :,
din. rm. with firepl.. sunporch.
KIT. hedrms;. bath: needs some
REALTY CO.. Nv. 4-17lS. wa. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

Four-bedrm.. brick Cape Cod, Gus
tom-buiit brick VENEER constSu rue
tion: = years old. Large, well
equlPpeq kit, rear. screened
porch. full bsmt, Assume present
loan, Move right In. Gus 81
DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. ave 10
CHESTER KELLER
WOODWORK AGENCY CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
ldebrand Company
JU. 9-888n
hE0pen

ASHBURTON-BETH.
6306 HOLLINS AVE.
bedrms. (all on LIST A. center
hall brick rambler. 2M baths.
huge rooms throughout, fun days
light bsmt. Out Old deoreetoWn
I'd. CBethesda) to Ashburton
past Rylandl. left to singieton,
right to Rollins, left to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Bradley Hills
tbs Arrowood Rd


children's wooded nara.
dise OF well over an acre Of
play space. A luxurioua
rambler with all the refine-
ments Of Gracious living.
huge living room. Bsnquet-
sized dining room. LerTo
Kitchen, 3 big bedrms.,
iun baths. ciub-style day
neht recreation room with
fireplace, Den, maids room,
2-ear garags with breeze
way. Mrs. Sullivan (OlA
o-os94 on premises.
OPEN, ! TO 6
Directions: Out Bradley
blvd. to Burdett I'd; left 10
hS o1S.' rd' and fisht 70
Thomas L. Phillips Co,
772o Wisconsin Ave. OF. l-il2i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

~ O~flUO
CHEVY CHAsE-EAST.WEST HWY
AhkA-Immae. 3-bedrm., 2-batf
en-ork. rambler. COMPLETELY
AIR CONDITIONED; fun dayiiThi
bsmt:, scr. porch overlooks McJc
ROBERT II. KENT 4 Co, JU
$4,000.
CHEVY .CMAgE. ROsEMARY
SCHOOL AREA--3-bedroom brici
COLONIAL; scEd. porch, beautiful
private yard with lovely view
1920. GEO. w. ROBERTSON
ss .as1issss:9 san asss . va Iii ave. !. OIL
CLOSE-IN CAPE COD,
brand-nsy. all-briek Cape Cod
basement and 80 close 70 q Cor.
ner. and sligo Park. A real bun
~ S21s95O.
4 DIMENSIONS
Describes this t.lstsl split-leyel. one
70 schools, shopping and tranSpor-
tati0n. Featuring 8 large Hvina
room, ultramodern kitchen WITH
table space. separate dining room.
1amly room, utility basement, plus
(, hr6ee bedrooms and rs baths.
Owner Transferred
Anxious 10 sen this beautiful g.
peoroom. 2h.bath rambler on
iarge corner lot: az blocks from
pgs stop and pear tr. and bigh
school. 24-ft. living room, family
size dining room, all modern
Htehen. DETERMINATIONS porch,
iuu basement. Price way below
the original. S24.oS0.
James c. Conley & Co.
1928 CO. Ave. ~. s-zi34 TN q
CL0sE-N COLONIAL! An brick.
Eins value & $i7.7soI Just Ss's re.
Decorated and lLks 8 nsW homsl
ElPLEY CO., JU. 6-fIlll.
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FRED 3. CUSHMAN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FRED B. 81 C u SaiiSIEl
4se N. Frederick Ave.

NV 80 GA84IAASA awe
0aithersburg
WI e-0011 and WA. B-Ol0l
Ives. Mr.. Cushman. GA. 1880
GAITHERSBURG
o-YEAR-oLD RAMBLER on large
enough TO make . home out Of Il.
NEW BRicK CAPE COD, . baths.
hreplace. dining room. Close to
everything. $1S,500.
NEW BRICK sPLIT-LEvL on large
h lot; scs Is h g. sder heat. Lot q
NEW SS' co ,U IA RSXSixsrxR an iarx.
lot; brick. = bedrooms. . baths.
LA IRu;asO,r AauY.rYps nom. on
$1,000. on hct-Watsr heat.
AREA Laree family
homo on half acre. S17,BOO,
VERY LARGE BRICK RAMBLER,
ereeseway 70 double garage; ID
Many more. let Us show you around.
ROMER q CO., Realtors
We ss5 ss5ssd: e. w.S a.i;Asr: ssss
GARRETT PIX: By oWNER-Liv.
rm. w/nrepl, din, .rIn., kit. with
disp: e.r. b, full bsmt.: wood:
Montrose Ave, VII. 2-60S3.
GARRETT PK. EsTs.-sparkiin9.
etr.-hal brk. ramb., with sep. din.
rms ny. I'M. WIhrepl.. ultramod.
kit, W/table space, 3 bedrms. 1 q
baths: lower level has An. daylt,
rec. rrn.. End hrepl.: fenced level
lot; many other extras incl. A
4h% loan to, be assumed: q real
oppor. ct only SCI 800. ANDRI9
REALTY. OIL. 5000.
MILL AREA-Tmmac.
S-bedrm. brick rambler on fenced
lot; dream kit, FLA approved:
$3.50 On. BEERS BROS, ~. s.
76lO.
0LENHAvEN ELEM. SCHOOL near.
hy.. this 6-rm. brick rambler With
sH1 k HSnns' 1neay fenesd lct. Only
O-gO1Vs
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1ssassY' .sIfl P5Hss:s l; siss
~ baths, 3 dfeplaoeS: q real
nice home IN q lovely location.
Pun bsmt.. laundry room; excel-
, ssS. s Chance for recreation room.
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OIL. a-77sS Ewes. OIL. e-4Sii

BETHESDA. Greenwich Pofest-At.
tached sarage: carpetIne, ORA.
peries incl: Si7.S5o. SOS Jef.
ferson ST.. on HUNTINGTON psrkvsy
Open Sun. 2 to 5 pm.
BETHESDA EST. AREA. off Rrad.
ey1Slg new rambler. mahogany
fm.. biz kit. 3 bedrms'. 81 hahn I,n
den. Ord bath. daylight rec. rm'
WITH nIepl., earage. Low 3O's
Iine value. SAMUEL Z. BO0LEY
Or MD" INC. OIL. 6-7s0O today,
BETHESDA-AsHBURTONI sea. $50
owner sale; 1.yr. -old, l-bedrm
brick, 25s-bath Cape Cod. MAJ.
stve bedTms., End fioor: basement
rec; rm. with fireplace, Outside
EXT: very close all schools, excel
lent access roads and facilitles
~ area for modern living, Dir
Vlu Qeorgetown I'd, left on Beech
or.s bear right on Wilmette "a :.
rignt on Wadsworth DR.. 10 0300
pHisa lane. on corner. No agents.
Pnone OIL. 4-s974.
BETn.-.oWNER: 3-bedrm. SpiIt.
level: large kit. III baths: i'm
maeulate; shown any time. No
brokers. WI. assoc. wv
BRIGGS CLANCY RD IRI1-
suburban LIVING ct its best IN
tnsse h:aere lots. Lovely brieE
spht-levels and ramhlers; 3 And
bedrooms. earport, haseboa M
n:.v;h.. nrepis.. entr. foyers and
de luxe kitchens. Full bsr,fS
Price, S25. $50 TO S27.H6O: exeei
terms. SLIGO REALTY, Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
DOCTOR

Magntneent home for practice IN
greater Southeast. or private home.
Not openly on the market but win
snow 10 qualified prospects. Call
Mr.. Castonguay. LU. 2-e36o.
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Locals
Continued from p. 81

Mrs. Walter Hochstettler were |
Sunday dinner guests in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sousley |
and family. Mrs. Lora and Mr..
and Mrs. Sousley spent the af-
ternoon with Mrs. Carrie Stet-
tier near Columbus Grove and
her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Stettler and three sons of Jack
son, Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stettler and son of Colum-
bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ewing at
tended the inspection and dinner
at Continental chapter OES, Fri
day evening. Others from Bluff
ton present for the inspection
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Augs-
burger, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
Huser, Mrs. Geneva Fish and
Mrs. Clayton Harkness who is
president of the Past Matrons
organization of the eighth dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Cahill and
daughter Lynne of Dayton were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Orlo Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Zimmer-
man and children of Fremont
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. Johnson the past week.
Sunday guests in the Johnson
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Watterich of Lima, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Devier of Ada and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Hafner of Buoy
rus.
Mr.. Ray Ferguson and grand
son, Richard Ferguson, of Find
lay and. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwain
Russell and family of Arlington
were Sunday dinner guests in the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Marshall and family.
| Mrs. Robert Ewing and Mrs.
Mildred Hardness attended the
inspection of Rawson chapter
OES Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Oliver thinner
man spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Joseph. and
daughters in Lima. Their little
granddaughter Leslie Joseph was
very i'll with measles the past
| week.
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kAusie
Continued from page u

received a superior rating for the
third consecutive year.
Clarinetist Brauen was one of
the solos or ensembles to re-
ceive a superior rating in the
junior high competition May 2.
This was his second superior rat.
ing. and having played his in
strument only five years this
coming summer, this is no small
accomplishment for an eighth
grader.
The Eighth Grade Girls En-.
semble, Eighth Grade Mixed En-
semble and Ninth Grade Girls
Ensemble were coached by Mrs.
Katheryne Patterson, and they
also rated superior at the recent
competition. With the exception
of the Ninth Grade unit, this was
their first competition.
Miss Marian 10 Souder will di-
rect the Boys Glee club, Girls
Glee and Senior band.
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Former Earlham Prexy, World
Traveller To Address Grads

DR.. Thomas E. Jones, president
emeritus of Earlham college in
Richmond, Indiana, will be the
1859 Bluffton college commence
ment speaker. He has chosen
THE Christian College in the
Twentieth Century" as his topic.
DR.. Jones received his Alb. de-
gree from Earlham college, his
BID. degree from Hartford Theo-
logical seminary, and his MA.
and Ph. D. degrees from Column
bia university. He was also
granted the LID. degree from
Berea college and Valparaiso un-
iversity.
DR.. Jones career has taken
him to many parts of the world.
He began as a public school
teacher in Indiana, then taught
at Earlham college in 1856. In
1917 he was with the Friends
Mission in Tokyo, Japan, The
following year he became Direc-
tor of the Y.M.C.A. in Vladivo-
stock, Siberia. He returned to To-
kyo in 1920 to teach economics at
the Keio University. Six years
later he was once again in the
United States and became presi-
dent of Fisk university. In 1916 he
was back at his first alma mater,
Earlham College, where he
served as president until 1858.
DR.. Jones has also travelled
through England, Europe, South
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-05-14
Beaverdam Youth
Wins Chicago Trip

A Beaverdam boy, David Ste
wart, won a three-day trip to
Chicago as top carrier in his dis
trict for the Lima Citizen. He
will fly to Chicago via Lake Cen
trail Airlines, board a helicopter
for an aerial tour of Chicago and
then visit the city. He will be a
guest at the Sherman hotel.
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Kings Guards Meeting

May IL will be our last Kings
Guards meeting for the year. We
will resume our meetings in Oc-
tober. We will have a display of
our completed projects. Parents
and interested individuals are in
vited to view our projects after
church hour in the basement of
the Methodist church this Sunday.
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Founders Day Meeting" under
the direction of M'Della Noon.
Committee in charge includes
Jeanette Stuart, Rhea Earl, Dor
othy Gardner, Ruth Cathcart,
Marguerite Bischoff, Kathryn
Brubaker and Lena Nofcier.
Profit g. Pleasure Club
On May 20 the Profit and Plea
sure club will meet with Sarah
Huber. Leaders for the meeting
will be Avis Marshall and Char
lotte Marshall on the subjects of
Demonstration" and First Aid
for the Homemaker.
TeIesis Club
Hostess for the May 18 meeting
Will be Joanne OVermeyer with
Betty Cookson in charge of the
program.
Troop No. 81
Troop No. 81 met Wednesday,
May 6 and we finished our
Mothers Day Plants.
Women's Garden Club
The Women's Garden club will
meet Thursday afternoon, May
Il, at the home of Mrs. William
Garmatter. The program is as
follows: Sights and Sounds a
Old Mans Cave" Mis-:
MDella Moon; Conservation
News" by Mrs. Harvey Gratz.
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tions of Member Paul Stauffer
the board passed a resolution
thanking the PTA for its recent
lift of a new range and drapes
for the elementary school and
thanking the Student Senate and
others who recently decorated
the high school cafeteria.
The contract with Bluffton col
lege for arrangements for prac-
tice teaching assignments in the
local school was renewed on the
same basis as has been GUS
tomary.
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and the Caribbean area.
He is listed in the present edition
of Who's Who in America.
The commencement exercises
will be at 10 a. m. Monday, June
8. This will bring to close the
busy weekend of graduation and
alumni activities, including the
traditional Swiss Day, May Day,
alumni banquet, and this year the
presentation of the operetta,
Song of Norway"
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b & PW

The 39th annual meeting of the
Ohio Federation of Business and
Professional Women's clubs will
be held @in Cincinnati at the
Netherlarid-TIilton hotel May Is,
16, and II. Mrs. Ruth Huber,
newly elected president of the
Bluffton chapter, and Mrs. Mag
dalene Doty will represent the
local club at this meeting.
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SOCIETY AND CLUBS
American Legion

Regular meeting of the Amer
lean Legion will be held May Is
at $40 p. m. at the Legion hall.
Annual election of officers will
be held.
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Altar g. Rosary Society

The Altar and Rosary society of
st. Mary's Catholic church will
meet at 500 p. m. Thursday eve
ming in the church basement.
Hostesses are Mrs. Hilary Kim
met and Mrs. Frank Zuercher.