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Evening star., 1959-11-19
School designations
Stir Fairfax Probe
2High School
Principals Quit
For New Jobs

designations by two Fairfax
County High School principals
and reports that more soon
may quit have prompted an
oficial inquiry.
After a dispute among its
members the county school
board voted last night to ask
Emory Cheslay and Robert
Phipps why they are leaving
their posts as principals Of
Groveton and Lee High Schools.
Mr.. Phipps, "a, told The
Star today he was accepting
a position with the Navy De-
partment's Bureau Of Person.
mel as an educational special
ist." He also said that Mr..
Cheslay would take a similar
position.
"I felt I could not turn down
such an opportunity" Mr..
PhippS said. He said his SAL
ary. would be Considerably
more"
RumOrs Discounted
The principal discounted ru-
morS he had any differences
with the Fairfax County school
system. He said he had en-
joyed his work and did not
actually seek the new job.
The other principal, Mr..
Cheslay. is currently on q hunt
ing trip. His secretary, Mrs.
Dorothy Williams, reported Mr..
Cheslay recently told his staff
he was leaving because Of an
opportunity for professional
growth"
Chairman Samuel S. Solomon
and Board Member C. Turner
Hudgins called for a closed
conference with the two prin-
cipals on December /.
1T appears to me that losing
these two men is extremely
detrimental to the county" Mr..
Solomon said.
Mr.. HudginS said he has been
advised that several other prin-
cipalS are thinking of quitting.
He added, II have been tre-
mendouSly impressed by Mr..
Cheslay and Mr.. Phipps."
designations Normal"
Board Member Hills Lory
dismissed the designations as
normal for a school system that
employs some 1000 teachers.
II think we are throwing out
the wrong implications tonight
that something is wrong with
our school system and we are
going to have a rash Of resis-
nations" he said.
IT think we are Just starting
q rurnor. I am not too con-
cerned about their leaving"
School Supt. w. T. Woodson
said he welcomed the inquiry
and that he has urged the
principals to confer with the
board If requested to do so.
Gleason Complains
Board Member Clyde Glea-
son complained that his col
leagues had made plans to
meet with the principals be-
fore consulting hin.
"I think it is unfortunate
from the standpoint Of pro-
cedure in a matter of some
delicacy such as this to 60
ahead and commit the board
without first consulting every.
one" he said.
"The opinion Of other mem
L-rS should have been obtained
before we stick our necks out.
I think it was an imprudent
action"
When it was suggested that
Mr.. CheSlay and Mr.. Phipps
quit because Of salaries, Mr..
Hudgins said:
III that is so, I think we
should still get their impres.
sions about what it takes to
keep good men,"
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School Boord Member
Hits Health Services
Educution-HeuIth Committee Voted
ToTy to Settle JurisdictionoI Dispute
BY ANDREW w. BINGHAM
Star stan Writer

Health services for high school students sharply
criticized yesterday by District Board Of Education member
Mrs. Ruth B. Spencer charged that:
Fu-me in schools often must perform such duties
operating switchboard supervising the cafeteria
Evening star., 1959-11-19
County Jury Indicts 2
Being Tried in Kidnop

Two Washington trial in Baltimore Federal Court
hdnaprape charges involving two FBI girls have been
indicted for rape by Montgomery County grand jury
Court ofcals said the indictments charge Ronald e.
Garrison 49, and Joseph l. Price So both Of the 64oo block
Of Blair road NV with Of the two girls assault with intent
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Adjacent to Area

The homes of the two SEN
ators are in a section adjacent
to the area in question. which
is bounded roughly by Califor-
mia and Twenty-fourth streets,
Massachusetts, and Florida ave-
nues, and Decatur and Phelps
places.
On this point, Mr.. Kenney
told the commission that any
coming modification had "a
creeping effect" on adjacent
neighborhoods. Senator Full
bright lives at 2527 Belmont
Evening star., 1959-11-19

District zoning ofhcials yes
terday heard strong protests,
Including opposition from Sen
ators Fulbright and Saltonstall,
on a proposal to permit row
house construction in the Sher-
idan-Kalorama area.
A decision by the District last
year to rezone the area from
q classification for single family
detached homes to row houses
recently was nullifled by court
order.
The United States Court, of
Appeals, upholding a request
by two residents to block row
house construction in their
neighborhood, said that the re-
zoning was invalid because the
city had acted without a proper
public hearing.
Yesterdays three-hour hear
ing by the Zoning Commission
took up three proposed clas-
sif1cations for the area, One,
from the commission, was to
rezone to allow row houses. The
other two, suggested by res
idents, were to hold the present
Zoning or. as q compromise,
classify to allow semi-detached
houses.
At the opening Of the hear
ing, John w. Kenney, an at
torney of 78 Kalorama circle
NV, said he opposed the re-
zoning proposals and that he
also was representing the views
of Senator Fulbright, Democrat
of Arkansas, and Senator Sal
tonstall, Republican of Mas
sachusettS.
Evening star., 1959-11-19
Fifty-Five Sign Paper

said. would benefit only build.
ers. e,
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BEAUTY CULTURE
TEACHER. JE. 2-0323.

bEOlNNEh CLERK ~ 1900
RECEPTIONIST TYPIST $4,000
BEGINNER STENO. $4,000
ABBOTT EMPL., 1907 H NV.
BOOKEEPER; (25-4O)-For Ions
estab. real estate firm Specialize.
ing in property management
Shtnd. and tipping exper., SIS
wk. TO start. Box 259-G, Star.
BOOKKEEPBR-cAPIToL cADn-
Lac co. has an opening for q
bookkeeper with automotive ex-
perience, to handle new and used
car sales, inventories and AFFILIATED
accounts. Salary commensurate
with ability; 5-day week: paid va
cation; other company benefits
Only persons with excellent en-
ployment record need apply. See
MIR. BERTINI at 1922 22nd st,
NV
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HELP MoMEM

ADVERTISING AGENCY GIRL FRI.
DAY = Challenging, interesting,
multi-duty opportunity for an in-
telligent, responsible young lady
Must be good typist, shorthand
preferred but not essential Call
ME, 8-5l00.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER for
permanent position, pleasant work
ing conds,, 5-day week. hospitali-
1ation and other co. benefits
EMERSON RADIO OF WASH
NCTON, INC. Call Mrs. Yeick.
Hu 3-726i for appt.
ASSISTANT
To the manager Of Payroll Mes
sage Division OF the shaw-Waiker
Co. Must be good typist and ex-
perlenced in once detail work
3ih-hr. vk., no sat; age 26 TO
40. Good starting salary, employee
dement's. 6HAW-WALKER CO.,
New Display Center, 72s 18th
81. NV.
AVON has several excellent ter
ritorles open now. You can earn
S30-S40 wkly. in spare hrs. DI.
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YOUNG MEN
S120 PER WEEK

Large national organization open
ing new division in Washington
needs (2) young men, (whiteD, 81
to 80. to train for responsible
executive positions. SI20 per week
to start, rapid advancement to top
pay, plus possibility of earning in
excess Of $4,000 FIRST year. Auto
mobile necessary. Apply after
1920 am. Tues. ST. 3-4563
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PINKSTON
PERSONNEL,
1928 CONN. AVE. NV, RIM. 2iE
CALL DI. 7-4150
FOR INTERVIEW TIME

PROGRAMMES 80, missiles, com.
putting div, math. deg. or liberal
arts deg with good math., no eX-
per. nee, able to make security
clearance. young $4,000; with
2-3 yrs. college, math., B average
or better; to $500.
ADM. SECY. to physicist, some
technical dictation, good short.
hand and tipping, security clear
anee nee, TO age 40: to 5000
EDITORIAL ASST. TRAINEE, deg
Journalism or English, good typ
ing, young; S240 mo.
SECRETARY to cultural attache
Embassy, good English, tipping and
shorthand, college education, park
ing, excel. refs, TO age a., 81. 200
SECRETARY, dictaphone, ms. field
| girl office, TO age As, $50.
SECRETARIES t3l, education field
~ IN publ. rel, journalism OF
college English, "a shorthand and
typlng, deal with public, young
$4,000. plus tuition for added
education, mo. vacation: ~
some bookkeeping. good tipping
varied duties, ! mo. vacation, tc
ace AS: TO S3,S00
SECRETARY, assoc, good typins
meet public, to age rs, $4,000
SECRETARY. Bethesda. typing ano
dictaphone, To age 40. s75 up.
SECRETARY TYPTST, assoc, Il
age 30. tn S2SS
CLERK TYPISTS, Bethesda. N
general office, some dictaDhone. tc
age. 40, SIS; % invoice CLERK
typist $50.
PERSONNEL CLERK TYPISTs
ensrs. firm, TO age 80, .S65,
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ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. z. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ADMIN. SECRETARIES
ma M AAA


Select positions in PUBLIC RELA.
TIONS, CAPITOL HILL, LAW,
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-23

TILE SETTER (ceramicJ, needed
at once by contractor on lsrgJ
housing project. Steady, good pay
Apply at FOREST knobs SUB
DIVISION, S17 University blvd
West. Silver Spring, Nd
SERVICEMAN exper., sheet meta
or carpenter background, for serv.
ice dept. Of natl CO.. white, 81 g;
rer hr. to start. Increase after {
mos. If satisfactory. Paid vacation
insurance and pension plan. Cal
Mr.. WINE, AID. 4-49s5, 8 to IL
am. only.
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HELP WOMEN
Prince Georges Plaza

Excellent positions selling women's
areas finest stores. Phi time or
part time nights and Sat.l In
our new Prince Oeorees Plaza
Store. opening early IN March.
Apply now 81 downtown store,
4 1924 p al. NV.
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HELP--WoMEn
tcoNTlNUEp)
AccogNTINc OK we $. 9
C-O-LrU-M la

EMPLOYMENT bEhV., 1871 q NV
PARTIAL LISTING ONLY
BKKPG. MACH OPRS., Burroughs
Sensimatic exper. TO $1,000
BOOKKEEPER, type, to code
vouchers and handle other aspects
Of acets. payable, some college,
appear. & personality. Excel
coMPT. oPER., exper.. VII, 70 70 s99V
EXEC. SECRETARIES TO s11O
GEN. OFFICE elk, type good
JR. sEcYs', under 30. Capitol Nil
good skills; no "Hill" exper
nee; appear. a. personality. i'm.
portant $4,000
PIX RECEIPT, type $50
SECYS., legal, essns. advertising,
Embassies, real estate, construc-
ton, research, legislative. etc. All
sections d, c. area.
TELLER, good w/hgures, some COLI
legei use add mach, $500
TYpIET under AZ many &g0
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5 sdEHA AGENCY,

SEBA AGENCY
1902 9TH st. NV.
BANK EMPLOYE POSITION i'm
mediately for dependable and re-
sponsihle person with banking or
business experience. must reside
In Indian Head area; company
benefits. Apply TO Mr.. Herbert.
COUNTY TRUST CO. OF ND,
Indian Head, Nd.
BEAUTICIAN, ALL-RoUND-Open-
ing Immediately. WYMAN BEAUTY
SALON 5e0s Conn, ave. NV
BEAUTICIAN. excel paying posi-
tion plus comm. for good all
around operator. S days, paid
vacation. Lady Arlington Hair
Designs. 926 South Walter Reed
dr.. Arl., ia. 7-l3l3.
BEAUTY OPERATOR = Ss5-si0O
per week, Guarantee plus COM
mission; 5-day week, no manicur-
ing; steady work. LOUIS CREA-
TIVE HAIR DRESSERS, l7l0 Eye
BEAUTY SALON, manicurist-re-
eptionist-White, exper, essen
tial. full or part time; busy Ar
lington Beauty Salon; excel.
working cond. Call CT. $4,000.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or
women, excellent opportunity for
top downtown stylist. for JULES
HAIR STYLISH. 1927 F st.n.w.
Other Jules salons in Alex. Shir-
lngton. Langley Park and opening
soon in Prince George's Plaza.
Call Miss Roberts, RE. 7-0625.
BEAUTICIANS-STYLIST. full or
part lime: top salary and commits
sion; attr. dntn. salon. Also sham
boo girl. Elk. 3-4242.
REALITY CTTT TTTpE
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ASSISTANT
TIME BUYER

How would you like 10
spend part Of your workdav
performing these duties
NEGOTIATING for radio 5TV
commercial time; calculat-
ing cost of radioITV spots
OF proerams: preparing ra-
do TV broadcasting con-
tracts. schedules, time orders
and merchandising reports;
tr9 thckin- production of
MIN slides, discs, etc: main
talning files on radio-TV
stations around the Nation.
Sound interesting?
II YOU are under 35. able
to type so w.p.m.. strong in
general msth and detail
work willing to relocate in
Richmond. We want TO talk
with you, especially If expe-
rienced in the rsdiO-TV field.
Pleasant surroundings, con-
genial co-workerS 5-day
week many benefits; and
above-aFerage salary.
Send resume Personnel
Director, CARGILL. WILSON
4 AGREE, 20l East Frank
Lin street Richmond, Viz
EiniA.
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YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

To become branch ONCE manager
Good starting salary. plus liberia
expense allowance and company
benefits. Must be at least a high
school graduate, 81 to 80, and have
car For interview call GEORGE
NJ TuOP NTON Jr III O 0n~G
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rUDTCT

DOO4A4ALLIL Il- I I T 10 I
Eor dress shop; compl. chg; -wom-
an ONCE 5-day wk; salary open
JOAN ROBERTS, 100 Conn. ave
BOOKKEEPING PAYROLL CLERK
eood typist; 5-day wk., o to s.
good salary. Call DU. 7-1266
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GOURMET
ELECTRIC
BUN WARMER
7.95

Nom will use it with pride
it's new. its different, its snort
Keeps rolls and buns worm right
on the toble until served. Shortly
potterned. removable. washable
cover. PIostie liner for sticky or
greasy foods.
SMALL ELECTRICS-7h FL. Wash
tngton; lth H., SilUer Spring and
PAhhiHotoni LotDeT Lepet. Prince
Georges Plaza
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06
Methodits to Dedicate New Building Friday

is prominent in the history of
their congregation, to lay the
date stone for their n e W !,
$50, 10000 educational unit,
now in the process of con-
struction, on route A, north
of Chardon at the village IL
mits, the Rev. Aubrey E. Kir
by, minister, announced to :
day. The service will be at
7.30 pm. Friday, at tfl e
church site. Members of the
Woman's Society of Chris :
tian Service will serve light
refreshments there immedi-
ately following the service.
Into the box behind t h e
date stone will go records
and history Of the Methodist
denomination. the first chur-
ch founded in Chardon over
141 years ago. Included will
be a list of the articles that
were removed last week from
the cornerstone Of the pres
ent church. The actual me-
mentos of past church life
will be placed in glass cases
in the foyer of the new build
ing. Also included will be
copies of the 1858 North East
Ohio Methodist Conference
minutes, the Revised Stand
ard Version of the B ib le !,
the 1856 Methodist Discipline,
the current Methodist Hymn
nal, photographs of the pres
ent and new churches, men,
berS of the building com :
mittee, ground breaking cere
mony, current copies of the
newspapers carrying articles
on the date stone laying, a
brochure prepared for tn e
building campaign, and a list
of the present church offici-
ary.
Participating in the service
will be the Rev. Aubrey E.
Kirby, minister; VILLA m
Carson, chairman of the bui-
/ Continued on Page 81
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06
Fun Eperybod,
in Chardon
Nexf Week

Pretty girls rides, parade,
square dancing, Buffalo burgers
and special sales at some Chardon
stores will be features of the Char
don JayCees' Buffalo Daze" next
Friday and Saturday.
More than a dozen girls have
entered the Miss Buffalo contest
at presstime and more are expected
this next weekend Any single girl
between 16 and Fl is invited to en-
ter. Entries may be made through
any Chardon merhant.
Judging will be Saturday
morning and it is hoped Congress-
man Robert E. Cook will arrive in
time to crown the winner.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06
Give 1O8
Pints Blood
toRedC Cross

A total of 1O8 Pints Of
blood were donated July %,
when the Bloodmobile was in
Burton, according to Mrs, I.
#. Weidlein. There W ere
three new one gallon dom
ers. They are Mr.. P hilip
Hosmer, r. D. No. 2, Bur-
ton: Mr.. Clarence Mast, RID
No. 8, Box 215, Middlefield;
and Mrs. Earl Evans. Wood
in Rd. The recruitment chair
man was Mrs. AL Rutkowski
Of Burton. DR.. w. A. Reed
was the doctor in charge with
Mrs. Reed as nurse chair :
man. The lunch and supper
was served by the Wonlen's
Fellowship Of the Burton
congregational church. The
girl scouts were the baby :
sitters.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06
Mu1naw Named to
Burton Bank Post

the Board of Directors of The
First National Bank of Bur-
ton. B. j. ShanoWer, Chair
man of the Board of the Bur-
ton institution, announced to-
day that Mr.. Mumaw W a S
elected at a recent meeting
to succeed his father, III e
late G.. H. Mumaw.
Mr.. Mumaw was born in
Troy Township and moved
to Middiefield as a m a |
boy. He graduated fr o m.
Middlefield High School and
attended Mount Union Col :
lege. He started the present
Mumaw and Williams feed
and coal business at e a t
Claridon in 1899 and became
a partner in G. H. and X. III.
Mumaw, the business he now
heads, in 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. MumaW. the
former Edna McIlroy, reside
in Middlefield. They have
three children, Linda, Ken :
meth, Jr. and John. Mr., Mu-
NAV is active in the Middle
field Chamber of Commerce
and the Burton Middlefield
Rotary Club.
In making the announce :
ment, Mr.. Shanower stated
that this action continues
more than forty years active
association of the Mumaw
family with the Burton Bank.
L # = +
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06
al File For
Local Offices

away, MiddlefieId Village
board of public affairs Otto
J. Had. Council of Middle :
field Village Henry Lucht,
Frieda Shute Brotz, Walter
Dreger. D. Michael Ucchino,
A. Eugene Baker. Board Of
Public Affairs Ross T. Sum-
merS.
MONTVILLE - Constable
of Montville twp. Keston
Peters. Montville twp. trus-
tee Fred Hoffman. Montville
Twp. Clerk Mildred ". Skin
ner, Montville board of edu-
cation William E. Mausling,
Edward r. Burkett.
CHARDON - Mayor J.W.
Meats, Harry Keenen, Clerk
Chardon Twp. Anna Clause,
Chardon Twp. Trustee Ray
mond w. Osborn, Fred p.
Hoffman, Irving E. Nemecek,
Chardon Village Council -
Council Robert II. Eldredge.
william c.. Janu, Phil w.
King, Bruce Paepke, Robert
j. Violin, Fl. A. Walker, Max
well Greenler, James L. Wer-
ner, Chardon local board of
education Richard C. Wool
ans, Donald G. Williams
Helen A. Macdonald. Board
of Public Affairs Harold Hol-
mes, Robert E. Bahr, Ander-
son Allyn. Clerk of Chardon
Village Jack Mcdonald Jr.,
Jennie Davidson.
CHESTER - Constable of
Chester Twp. Neal Pendle-
ton, Bert Hearn. Chester Twp
Trustee Robert H. Moore,
Raymond Richmond. Ralph
F. Smith.
NEWBURY - Newbury
Twp. Trustee Victor j. Kir
by, A. A. Mansfield. Everett
D. Shipman, Melvin C. Gf-
ford, B. Howard Brannon +.
Clerk of Newbury TWP.
Ivan S. Weisz. NeWbury
Twp. Constable Emil B.
Glaisa. Newbury board OF
education Carl r. Mum.
Ham. M. Zachmann. Fred r..
Dorhlochlarger.
PARKMAN - Twp. Trus-
! tee Albert Jr. Komandt.
RUSSELL - Clerk OF Rus
sell Twp. Lane u. Bouris-
seau. Constable of Russell
Twp. Billy Devoe. Bernard
10. Larsen, Walter L. Bueh-
eer. Russell Village Council
Jack Reed. Russell t W p .
Trustee Frank Jaros.
SOUTH RUSSELL = May
or Robert A. Johnson Trea-
surer of South Russell VIII
age Carl F. Groth. Clerk OF
South Russell Village Iris
C. Scott. South Russell VIII
age Council Edward w.
| Richardson, Raymond B.
Long, Louis Snow, James S.
4
jackson, Roy E. Matthews.
John A. Ceiling, Eugene G..
Muggleton.
THOMPSON - Thompson
Twp. Clerk Anna S ton e !.
Thompson Twp. Trustee -
Earl Edward Chrisman Jr.
Thompson Board of Educa :
Leonard Polburn, Eleanore
Dillworth.
/ TROY - Clerk of Tro
Twp. Cornelius Benkoe
Continued on Page 6
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06

Sandy II, was graduated from Char
don high school this year. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Zamer of Char
don-Windsor road. She is an entry of
Zamers Music Store in Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06

He came here to retire after
years spent working for But
ler Brothers. He has been
active in community affairs
since.
DIR. J.. w. Meats, a practic-
ing dentist in Chardon, was
first elected to council in 1927.
He served until 1912 when he
was elected mayor in which
office he served six years.
He has been a resident OF
Chardon As years.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06

AS Vi iOOl WCS1lcSQdy III
candidates had filed for ell
ection to the local offices in
Geauga county for fall cleo
ton. Scores more are ex-
pected before the four O'Clock
deadline on Wednesday.
AQUILLA VILLAGE: May
or Richard E. Grant, John
Liberatore. Aquilla Village
Council william j. Adams,
Ida Vargo, Betty Parr, Jo-
seph Hargreaves, j a m s
Goodwin, Harold Gencope !.
Aquilla Village treasurer -
Bernice Weeks. Clerk of A
quilla Village Marilyn Rice
AUBURN - Constable of
Auburn Twp. j. B. LaRue,
Carl w. Behnke. Clerk of
Auburn Twp, A. E. Button.
Auburn Twp. Trustee Elm
er Franks, A. M. Gall.
BAINBRIDGE - Township
Trustee William E. Sturg-
es, Earl j. Bigam Jr. Clerk
of Bainbridge Twp. John r.
Burns.
BURTON - Mayor Park
w. Stafford. Treasurer of
Burton Village Kathleen S.
Russell. Clerk of Burton vii
lage Betty McInstosh, Ger
aldine Rafie, Board of Pub
lie Affairs P age
P. Russell, Herbert D. Neill,
Clerk of Burton Twp. Linda
Hess. Burton Township Trus-
tee Roy L. Coats. Burton
Village Council Kenneth r.
Mcintosh, David B. B on j :
field, w. Dale Rafie, Eugene
L. Bonifield, Elizabeth S ;.
Wright.
BURTON - TROY - Bd.
of Education r. Bruce Scott,
Burton Fl. Jane Rau, Burton; !;
William d. Thoren. Burton; !;
Harry F. Bartels, Burton, Ell
mer w. Ballinger, Norman
May.
CARDINAL - Board o
Education William A. Row
ley, James L. Ferry. Edna
A. Mumaw.
CLARIDON - Clerk of
Claridon Twp. Ruth Kronk,
Dorothy A. Swope, Rose Emo
chian. Claridon Twp. Trus
tee Charles Wilkins, Wick
O. Adams. Claridon ! oc a
board of education Loren
Brockway, Ralph Randles
K. E. OStrosky.
GEAUGA COUNTY board
of education: Robert E. Dins-
more, Chardon; b. j. Shano-
wer, Burton; Mary c. Franks
HuntSburg.
HAMBDEN - Constable o1
Hambden twp. William o,
Dorsch. Treasurer of Hamb.
den Twp. j. j. Thayer
Hambden twp. trustee Johr
P. Morse, Merritt T. Wedge
HUNTSBURG Constable
of Huntsburg Twp. Theodol
Taylor. Clerk of Huntsburg
Twp. Mary E. Saxon. Hunts
burg twp. trustee Arthur j
First.
KENSTON board of educa
ton - Frank Dohnel. Man
tua; Paul Saiter.
i MIDDLEFIELD - Mayor
Howard Trask. Clerk treas
Ronald II. Warre, Levin Lar
urer of Middlefield Village
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06

With the recent announce
ment of Vain Parsons that he
would not run for reelection
as mayor of Chardon, two
contenders have tossed their
hats in the ring.
DR.. 3. w. Meats, former
mayor of Chardon and Harry
Keenen, present president of
the village council, have filed
as candidates.
Mr.. Parsons has served the
village as mayor the past four
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06

years. For four years pre-
vious he was president of
council and for two years be-
fore that was a member of
council. He is the owner
and operator of Finch clean
ers in Chardoll.
Harry Keenen, who lives
with his wife on Garfield
drive has served four years
on the council-the past two
as president. He has lived
in Chardon the past ten years,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06
Friday evening.

Chardon Methodists have
chosen August Z, a date that
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-06

BURTON K, III. Mumaw,
Mddlefield coal and lumber
dealer, has been elected to
Evening star., 1959-12-06

ROOM, board and care in home OF
graduate nurse For elderly or
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GY. 4-460a.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly lady
in pvt. home; some care; plenty to
eat: bus at door. III. 7-72SS.
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