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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Police Recover
Crippled Mans
Cor and Check

David johnson. SO, 9 crippled
Government worker. feels he is
the luckiest man IN Washing
ton today.
Last night he was in the
depths Of depression.
However. at 6 am. today.
things frightened up when ne
got q call from Detective Sergt.
Edward Guggenheim Of the
Auto Squad.
Sergt. Guggenheim called TO
notify Mr.. johnson, of 1902
Bryant street NE, that he
had not only recovered his
stolen auto but a s4.434 Gov
eminent check along with the
vehicle.
Mr.. johnson said he parked
the car at 10 pm. o'clock last
night In the 1900 block Of
Fourth street NE. to run a brief
errand. On the seat of the car.
he left a brown manila en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

company. members Of the FAM
lily told police.
Inside. he found Herman and
Ida Jones. parents Of his former
girl friend: Mr.. Lucas; Mrs
Maude Lucas. %; Ida Jones. Is,
and three small children.
Brandishing his rife. Moore
herded the frightened members
OF the family into the living
room. they told police.
Suddenly. the eight people
scattered in a panicky effort to
get away from the gunman,
they said. The 34-year-old
Mrs. Jones ran to a front win
dow and tumbled out II feet
to the ground. The others. ex-
cept Mr.. Lucas. made their es-
cape from various doors.
Sergt. Mode said Lucas at
tempted to slam the living room
door to confine the rifieman in
side the house. Somehow
Moore managed to force the
door open and. he told police,
shoot Mr.. Lucas five times with
the rife.
Mr.. Lucas was dead when
police and an ambulance ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

A 25-year-old cook early to-
day terrorized eight members
OF a Southeast Washington
family for breaking up his ro-
nance and then killed his for
mer girl friends brother-in-law
with five rife shots. police re-
ported.
Detective Sergt. Albert Mode
OF the homicide squad said he
and three other policemen cap
tnred the gunman hiding In a
closet at the murder scene, q
two-story row house at 240S
Nichols avenue Sc.
The shooting victim was Wall
ter T. Lucas, rs. Held on 2
charge Of homicide is William
Bernard Moore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

lrived on the scene a few min
lutes later. Mrs. Jones was
taken 10 District General Hos
lpitai for examination.
Sergt. Mode arrived on the
scene with three other police
men. Pvts. John Paul, M. r.
Cass and c. E. Leslie. He said
Moore was found hiding In a
lcloset when Pvt. Paul shined
a fiashlieht and saw the refiec-
ton Of the rife butt. Moore was
taken prisoner without q strug-
gle.
/ Moore was arraigned before
United States Commissioner
James F. Splain this morning
on the first-degree murder
charge and was ordered held
without bond. Mr.. Splain
continued the preliminary
hearing until June 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

velope. which held the check,
It represented the amount his
wife, who died recently. had
paid into Civil Service retire.
ment.
Detective Guggenheim said
the auto was found abandoned
in the 700 block of Hamlin
street NE. The only damage
it had suffered was a cracked
vent window. The manila en-
velope containing the $4,434
check was found on the front
seat, unSisturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

ton as a weapon against lnte-
grafton.
BY the same 2l-O vote. the
Senate approved another meas
ure to authorize Lowndes
County TO use tax money to
send jobless Negroes to other
States to live.
The House, meanwhile.
passed a bill also aimed at
rural Negroes. 1t would cut
OF welfare funds for mothers
who refused TO take suitable
jobs.
A companion measure to stop
welfare payments after an un-
wed mother has her second
illegitimate child was approved
by the House last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Tilted Sutton Stays
Girl Friends Relative

The chain Of events started
about 6 am. this morning. ac-
cording 10 police. when Moore.
who has no fixed address.
wrapped his .22-caliber rifle
bought in Baltimore earlier this
month--in paper and got on a
bus at Seventh and 7 streets
NV. TO go to the Nichols ave-
nue. address.
Police said he had been going
with Mr. Lucas sister-in-law.
Mary Sigh until recently. Sergt.
Mode said Moore. who blamed
the family for the breakup. had
visited the Nichols avenue home
three times recently and three
times had been sent away By
police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Alabama Moves
Seen as Blocks
To Indignation

MONTGOMERY. Ala. May
81 tAP) without a dissent
ing vote. the Alabama Senate
yesterday passed q bill which
would allow rural Lowndes
County schools to charge tut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
Public Hearing Set

RICHMOND. May ~ (APJ -
A public hearing on whether
Virginia should enact a work.
mems compensation second in
jury law has been scheduled
for June rs at the State Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27

When Moore got to the house,
he knocked and got in by say
ing he was from the telephone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
ADVERTISEMENT.

Lunch and Dinner to snis
everyone's toste. Finest
food in the Capitol oreo.
See your friends at the
Old Club Restaurant in
historic Alexondrio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-27
A / +

to b. al business Ieyede shirts more
An when hpqay Cosecun e"cuhm hnp.
nan for your zo impredtd aay
% udgur hfd pdh
dwn,bb Sizes 14o
Evening star., 1959-11-10

CHIPPENDALE Swirl MahOsony 9-Pc.
FuII-Size Senior Suite, consisting Of
credenzo buffet, breokfront china, ex-
tension table, z arm and 4 side choirs
Very special 479.0O
FRENCH PROVINCIAL WoInut 9-Pe.
FuII-Size Senior Suite, consisting Of
66-in. credenzo buffet, 50-in. wide
breoktront china, 42x60 oyo exten-
sion table that extends to full! 90
inches, including z Ieoves, and 2|om
and 4 side chairs. Very special,
$4,000
GEORGETOWN GALLERIES Solid Ma
hOsony Colonial open-stoek Group.
consisting of fuIl-size buffet, hunt
boord, senior extension table, arm and
side chairs, and teo wagon.
252o OFF ReauIor Price
M0RGANTON 8-Pe. Swirl Mohoqany
FuII-Size Senior Suite, CONSISTING Of
credenzo buffet, toble, z arm and 4
side chairs Reg. $4,000 3oo 90
SOLID ROCK MAPLE Chino Cobinets.
Comparable value, l97.OO o35O
SOLID ROCK MAPLE BUFFETS. Com
porobIe value, l07.O0-------53.5N
Evening star., 1959-11-10
MODERN DINING ROOM
Washington Store Only
ThomosyiIIe Forecast
Exciting Towny Elm

GROUP !. Consists Of 56-n. buffet
and deck, 4Ox60 extension table, 2
arm and 4 side chairs. Originally
$500 0-------450.O0
GROUP z. Consists of 48-in. buffet,
46-in. china, 4Ox6O extension table,
2 arm and 4 side chairs. Originally
$500 4So.00
DESIGNER s-Pe. Contemporary Suite,
consisting of credenzo buffet, hutch
top with doors and shelves, ovol ex-
tension table with 2 leaves, z arm and
4 side chairs with cone backs. Reg.
l,O95.OO -------------- 795. 90
HERITAGE s-Pe. COURIER Group,
Oriental FuII-Size Suite in Nutrio
Finish, consists Of buffet, hutch top,
extension table, z arm opd 4 side
chairs, Reg, | .664o0---JT,295.0O
Evening star., 1959-11-10
TRAD. DINING ROOM
Washington Store Only

M0RGANToN Swirl IA hosony
Duncan Phyfe Drop-Leof Extension
TobIes. Reg. l35.OO--56 $3.50
Evening star., 1959-11-10

STEPHEN French Provincial Soto,
frame top in fruitwood finish, copper
patterned fabric, all foam rubber.
Reg. $1,000 ------- 1890
STEPHEN French Provincial Soto,
toost, fruitWood frame, all foam rub
.ber Reg. $1,000 = 1880
STEPHEN French Provincial Soto,
gold, all foam rubber, fruitwood
frames. Reg. $4,000 29o.00
Evening star., 1959-11-10

STEPHEN French Provincial Soto.
hardwood frames in antique fruit
wood finish, foam rubber reversible
cushions. Reg. 5000 - 429.OO
DRExEL Lounge Choir, skirt, rust
fabric. Reg. l7700 - 1890
STEPHEN Custom Contemporary
Sofos in varied fobrics and coIors,
foam rubber reversible cushions, kick
pIeot skirts, current floor samples.
Reg. $4,000 2oo. so
Evening star., 1959-11-10

VALLEY Crescent Front Soto in beige,
reversible foam rubber cushions. Floor
sonpIe. Reg. 5000 - 249.O0
VALLEY PiIIow-Bock Soto, four re-
versible loose pillow back cushions, two
long reversible foam rubber scot cush-
ions, olive green fobric. Reg. 479.OO,
$4,000
Evening star., 1959-11-10

VALLEY Lounge Chair hyoeinth,
foam rubber scot. Reg. 1880,
$3.50
Evening star., 1959-11-10
MODERN WOOD
OCCASIONAL

WIDDIcoMB Of GRAND RAPIDS 30"
Square CoektoiI TobIe from the RESI-
DENCE collection. Reg. 5000. 5000
LANE Burmese Teak CoektoiI TobIe.
Reg. 53.o5--------------
Evening star., 1959-11-10

DRExEL Contemporary Soto, white
and natural textured fobric, kick
pIeot skirt. Reg. 4l4.OO 1900
Evening star., 1959-11-10
SLEEP SOFAS

Washington Store Only
CHESAPEAKE 2-Pc. Sectional Sofo,
one section contains sleep sofo, COW
cred in blue fabric, rubber reversible
cushions. Reg. 4o6. 6.OO------3o5.OO
PULLMAN Sleep Soto, blue, reversi-
BILE foam rubber cushions. Reg. 299. 90.
lo9.5 so
CHESAPEAKE AII-Foom Rubber Con-
temporary Sleep Sofo, blue. Reg.
4o2.OO - $1,000
Evening star., 1959-11-10

MGM Piece French Provincial
PANARD Sectional Soto, brown
quilted fabric, fruitwood frames,
spring down cushions, floor sample.
Foctoy List Price, l,995,O0.
Evening star., 1959-11-10
ONLY PARTIAL LIST. EVERY ITEM MAJOR MASTERPIECE

MODERN LIVING ROOM
Washington Store Only
HERITAGE 3-Pieee Courier Curved
Seetionoi Sofo, Oriental modern in
fluenee, soInon eeometric fobric, wal
nut frome bose. Reg l,0l3.5O,
$500
CREST 3-Pc. Sectional Soto, center
sectional oneled, covered in attractive
champagne and brown rough textured
fobric, reversible foam back and seat
cushions. Comparable value, 635 90,
499.00
VALLEY Soto, fromed arm and bose,
eoIdenrod striped fobric, reversible
foam rubber cushions. Reg. 4O3 90,
1880
CREST 90-Ineh Soto. All foam con-
struction, with reversible cushions.
Coppertone. Comparable value 2o9. 90,
1900
VALLEY High Legged of the Floor
Soto, bIue-ereen textured fobric, bross
ferruIes on front legs. Comparable
value 469.O0------------29o.50 so
Evening star., 1959-11-10

2-Pe. VALLEY SeetionoI Pillow Beck
Soto, one arm love scot and sofo,
reversible foam rubber back and
seat cushions, beige textured fobric
Reg. 82o.oo. 479.0O
Evening star., 1959-11-10
TRAD. OCCASIONAL

Console TobIe, mahogany finish on
cherry. Reg. l4950-------49.5O
Decorators ceIIorette, rich swirl and
crotch mahogany, inIoid decoration,
decorative authentic bross gallery.
Reg. 33e.OO--------------16o.OO
WEIMAN French Provincial coektoil
TobIe, brushed blue. Reg. 1900.
$3.50
WEIMAN Pair French Provincial Lamp
Tobles, brushed blue to match above.
Reg. 1880 eoch---------87.5O
Mohosony KneehoIe Desk. Reg. $500,
1850
BATESVILLE CABINET 81" Large
Breokfront, lnbruyo burI, nIoys, bross
eeometric fiieree. Reg. l,l95.OO,
$500
Evening star., 1959-11-10

STANDBUILT 2-Pieee Sectional Sofa,
with wedge bumper section. Foam rub
Der construction. Unusual, natural
eeesheII cover. Reg. 5000 --475 90
Evening star., 1959-11-10

HERITAGE choise Tongue from the
famous COURIER group, covered in
coral nyIon fabric. Reg. 2o3 90.
$500
Evening star., 1959-11-10

JOHNSON HANDLEY JOHNSON Of
GRAND RAPIDS Master Suite, con-
sists Of large double dresser, mirror,
6 it, 6 in dual bed, chest, and 2 night
tobIes. FoctoY list price, $500.
$500
AMERICAN Of MARTINSVILLE
ZEBRAN0 Suite, consisting Of large
dresser, mirror, chest. and double bed.
Comparable value, $4,000. $500
Ape. DANISH WoInut Suite, consist
ing Of double dresser, mirror, double
bed, and chest. Comparable value,
$500 - ---2oo.OO
Evening star., 1959-11-10

VALLEY 3-Piece Curved Sectional
Soto. Coral fabric and nodded foam
rubber scot cushions. Walnut base.
Comparable value $40 90 $4,000
Evening star., 1959-11-10
MODERN BEDROOM


Washington Store Only
HERITAGE COURIER 7-Pe. Nutrio
WoInut Moster Suite, with ORIENTAL
influence. Consists of large triple
dresser, mirror, chest 6 #. 6 in, dual
bed with corriers, 2 night tables and
jewel chest. Reg. ,265 5O0- $500
AMERICAN sHoJI e-Pe. African
Rosewood Suite, consisting of dresser
with marble top, z mirrors, chest,
choice Of double bookcase bed or s #.
s in. dual panel bed, and z night
tables. Reg. 7e5.O0---- $500
JOHNSON HANDLEY JOHNSON Of
GRAND RAPIDS Moster Suite in
Shontune- finish walnut, consists Of
large double dresser, mirror. s #. 6 in.
dual bed, chest, and z night tobles
Also in ernine. Factory list price,
! $500 O0----------9o5. 90
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25

CHESTER - Miss Judith
Bebout, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ez Bebout, "a
20 Mayfield Road. Chester
land became the bride of
Donald Schwed on Saturday,
June Is.
Mr.. Schwed is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William S.
Schwed. of South Euclid.
The wedding took place at
st. Christophers by the Riv
er Episcopal Church at half
after four in the afternoon.
The Rev. John Pattie. pas
tor of the church performed
the double ring ceremony.
The bride was lovely in a
gown of white silk organza.
The hoop skirt of floor length
had a large pour of applique
chantilly lace. seed pearls
and sequins. The long, point
ed sleeves and the S a b i n a
neckline was of chantilly lace
trimmed with pearls and Sc
quins. The elbow length veil
was held by a crown of lace
with pearls and sequins.
Her cascade bouquet was
of white carnations, stephan
otis and ivy.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25

fore an alter decorated with
white gladiolas.
Mrs. w. j. Eardley play
ed appropriate wedding sell
ections at the organ before
and during the ceremony. She
played Mother at Thy Feet
I'm Kneeling" as the bride
placed a bouquet at the feet
of the Blessed Virgin.
The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wa S
dressed in a floor e ng t h
gown of pure silk chiffon. 1t
featured a chapel leng t h
train, short sleeves. a lace
bodice, and lace appliques
throughout the skirt. TWO
panels of chiffon flowed in
back and were caught in ap-
pliques of lace. Her finger
tip veil of illusion was held
in place by a Juliet cap of
lace and seed pearls. S h e
carried a white orchid a n d
stephenotis on a white pray
er book.
Joyce Bican of Chardon
was Maid of Honor. Gail
Reiter and Judy Helser of
.Chardon, and Marilynn Rob
inson, sister of the g r o o m
from New York City We re
bridesmaids. They were dres
sed identically in dresses of
silk chiffon over pale pink
taffeta. The dresses featur-
ed a lace midriff. Their 9TH
er accessories were white,
and they carried bouquets Of
white gladiolas in glamilia
formation and white feather
ed carnations.
Best man was Richard Sch
after of Cleveland and a
school friend of the groom.
Donald Titus, brother of the
groom from Mayfield Heights
and David Stevenson and
Clarence Sketch of Cleveland
and also school friends of
the groom were uSherS.
A reception for 200 guests
followed the ceremony at the
Manor House, PunderSon
Lake.
After a ten day motor trip
through the south to Mexico
the couple will be at home
at 1880 Sherman Rd., Ches-
terland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25
Judith Rsbout UsL
DouaA Sehusd

Miss Jean Lilley, Euclid,
as maid of : honor, wore
yellow silk organza and car
ried a cascade bouquet OF
yellow carnations and ivy.
Edward Hawk. South Euc-
lid served as best man. Rob.
ert Diederich and Irving Ap-
lis were ushers.
all flower arrangements were
used at this wedding, m ;
phasized carnations. t h e
brides favorite flower. Bou-
quets of white carnations and
white delphiniums were on
the altar.
The mother of the bride
and of the bridegroom wore
corSageS of white carnations
and the three grandmothers
present had yellow carna :
tions in corsages.
The wedding reception was
held in the church parlors.
The happy couple left for
a trip to Florida. They will
visit friends in Eustis and
tour other parts of tn e
state. When they return they
will live in South Euclid for
the present.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25

ship have a daughter born
on May %. Mrs. Kolinky Is
the former Virginia Frost
and on May 90, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahoney of Chardon had a
daughter, Mrs. Mahoney is
the former Shirley Frost.
Mr.. Ivan Weisz attended
the convention OF townships
clerks and trustees in Day
ton this past week.
The Chapel Bellies met on
Wednesday of last week. The
attendance was small but the
pot luck dinner was a large
one as usual. The next meet
ing will be on July 8 at the
chapel with a pot luck din
ner at noon. The ladies are
still collecting tax stamps
and yours will be appreciat-
ed. You can hand them to
Lucy Simpson at any time or
to any other member OF the
group. Thank you.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25

Linda Gay Rlbblett, G o l.
burn Rd., Rt. 8.
Maryellen Loze. Huntsburg
Monday, June %;
Mabel Yeater. Thompson
Mrs. Daniel Denniston, CHI
ester
Alfred H. Mills, Rt. 2, Char
don
Sandra Reinke, Rt. Q
Margaret Riha, Clay St.,
Rt. 4
Phyllis Jane Roberts, Men
tor Rd.
Antonette Marie Singleton,
Chardon Ave. Chardon
Barbara Pitten. Kenyon I'd
Chester
Cynthia Loze, Huntsburg
Tuesday, June %;
Daniel DeHart Carson, Ca
rson Dr., Chardon
Pvt. James Shaughnessy
Thompson
Ronald Richards. Chardon
Vincent Dugar. Chester
land
Lillian Chipman, Bass
Lake Rd., Rt. 5
Mark Anthony Lombardi,
Bass Lake Rd.
Martha Duncan, Mayfield
Gloria Roberts, Mentor Rd.
Rt. 8
Russell James Bright. Cen
ter ST., Chardon
Faye Burnett, Court st
Chardon
Wednesday, June "a;
Lila Lee Parpart, North
ST., Chardon
Clement DeWalt. Kirkland
Chardon Rd.
Carolyn H. Trask. w ellis
Rd., Rt. /, Chardon
William F. Ivan, r. D. /,
Chardon
Carolyn Trask, r. D. /,
Chardon
jeanne Weber, Chardon
Andoyer Rd., Rt. 4
Brian Bailey, North st
Chardon
June Glovan, Wilson Mills
Rd., Chardon
Linda Pikelas, Sperry Rd.,
Mrs. Leila Exceen, Char
don
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25

st. Mary's Church was the
scene of the wedding OF Miss
Carol Pitschmann and Mr..
David L. Titus on Saturday,
June IS. The bride is t h e
daughter of Mr.. and NJ S .
Carol Pitschmann of B a S S
Lake Road, and Mr.. Titus is
the son of DR.. .aand Mrs. c..
P. Titus of 1880 Sherman Rd.,
Chesterland, Ohio.
Father James Walsh, Pas
tor of st. Mary's, officiated
at the marriage at 2::30 be-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25
HAPPY BZRTHDA Y!

ChardoH
Paula Falls, Chardon Ave-,
Chardon
Chreyl Ross, Chillicothe rd.
Chesterland
Friday. June 10;
Helen Sue Singleton, Nit
chells Mill Rd.. Rt. 3
Betty Gates, N. Hambden
ST., Chardon
Lloyd Nelson, Cedar Rd.,
Chester
Dennis Maynard, Chardon
Saturday. June 20;
Alice Dugar, Chesterland
Frank Dety. 219 South ST.,
Chardon
Robert Logsdon, Claridon
Joan Riehl, Fowlers Mill
Rd.
Samuel Orr, Montville
Becky Virgins, Venus Rd.,
Rt.
Anita Jones. Maple Ave. ,
Chardon
Dorothy Savage South St.,
Chardon
Sunday, June 21;
Patricia Fisher, 1923 South
st.
Grace Brierman. Chester :
land
Frank Wisneski. Jr.. Char
don
Lewis Divoky, South Ham
bden, Chardon
Alvin Sharp, Jr., Chester
land
Kathy Fenstermaker, Ches-
terland
Pearl Valvoda. East Cla-
ridon
Linda Ann Pringle, Clari-
don Rd.
Barbara L. Cooley. R. D.
/, Chardon
Mary Ann Ward. r. D. l,
Chardon
Agnes Tvergyak, Ravenna
Rd., Rt. 4
Alan Fernandez. Williams
Rd., Rt. 4
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25
Haze You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. James Wo-
erne of 70 Hickory DIR. in
Chester? They have mov-
ed here from Cleveland
Fhey have two children ;
James, 8, and Rachelle, l.
Mr.. Woerne works for the
Cleveland Electric Illum :
mating Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib er t
Metz of 20351a Chillicothe
Rd. Chester:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25
Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hal
and their eight children /?
They have moved h e e
from Windsor, Ohio to
Chardon Madison r o a d
Chardon? Mr.. Hall is a
salesman for Frank Chev'
rolet, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25
S. Newbury

a
BY LUCY SIMPSON
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Frost
have two new grand daugh-
ters born recently. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kolinsky of Troy town.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-25

Inc GeauBa RECORD WISH
es the following many happy
returns of the day and the
coming year. Send in IN e
birthdays of your friends and
relatives and they will b e
remembered in this column.
Thursday, June Ill;
Marietta Grant, Chardon
Dorothy Wedge, Chardon
Mrs. Marian Martineau
Chester
Mary Lou Evans, Chester
Frances Vaccareilio Clari-
don
Frances Vascariello. Clari-
don
Mary Grace Carmigiano
Ravenna Rd.
Joseph Eardley, Cults Rd.,
Keith Heron, Brakeman
Rd.
Barbara Virgins, v en- u S
Rd.
Larry Breedlove, Chardon
Troy Rd.
Frances Bailey, North ST.,
Chardon
Kathy Ann Kohout, Whit
ing Dr., Chester
Friday, June IL;
Sanford Cottrell, Chester :
land
Larry Mumaw. S. Hamb-
den St., Chardon
Kathy French. Chesterland
Barbara Mlcoch. Chardon
Doris Bandy, Ravenna Rd.
Diane Petersen, Chardon
Windsor Rd.
Tony CLANCY, Chardon
Ave, Chardon
Saturday. June 13
Oscar Mann Sr.. Claridon
Rd., Chardon
Edwina Stone, Huntsburg
Mary w. Veltman, Gordon
DR..
Sandy Lemmons. r. D. /,
Chardon
Clarence Nuniviller. Aquil-
la Rd.
William Amberik. Cynthia
Dr., Chardon
Sunday. June Ia;
Clara Bartlett, Chardon
Ford Battles, Chesterland
Donald Neill, Burton
Denny Garfield, Chardon
Patrick Fila, Chardon
Harold Ash, Chardon
Barbara Kehoe Auburn Rd
Donald Slupe, Auburn Rd.
Sally Ianiro, Aquilla Rd.
Carolyn Perrotti, Mentor
Rd.
Michael Bishop, E. King
ST., Chardon
Monday, June Is;
Glenn Reed, E. Claridon
Mrs. Pauline Mutton, Town
line Rd., Chardon
Halle Golf, Water st :,
Chardon
Greg Wollcott, Auburn Rd
LaVerne Janek. Radcliffe
Rd.
Mark Rockafellow. Auburn
Rd.
Jean and Joan T h o m. a s
Downing Dr., Chardon
Lola Brothers, Chardon
Tuesday. June 16
Don Richmond. Chester :
land
Christopher Ferris, Wilson
Mills Rd.
Patricia Smith, Wilson
Mills Rd.
Patricia Smith. wilson
Mills Rd.
St., Chardon
Robert Young. E. Kin 6
ST., Chardon
Wednesday. June IL;
Alice Yeater ShaughnesSey
Thompson
Jacquline Prince, 325 Fer,
riS Ave.
Johnny Loza, Huntsburg
Mary C. Hill. Bass L a k c
Rd.
Patty Mlcoch, Yale r d :,
Rt. 5
Margaret Glovan, Will
son Mills Rd., Chardon
Mac McQuistion, Park Ave
Chardon
Thursday, june 18;
Ricky Golko, Chardon
June Gaebler, Rt. l, Char.
don
Bobby Diedrich. Chardon
Jimmie Klatka. Mayfield
Rd.
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OPTOMETRIST
227 Main ST., ph. Av 5-3lss
Specializing in
Eye Examination & Visual
Training 9 to $50 Daily
Except Wednesday
Tues. Eve. by Appointment
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Little Leoque
Season5tmts
In Damascus

The expanded Damascus Little
League started its second season
of play last week with a full
schedule for all five Major
League teams. Three Minor
League teams started this Mon.
lis over the Senators and 10-9
day.
Rotary jumped to an early
seasons lead with a pair of wins,
over the Red Sox in two extra
innings.
Winning pitcher Pete Johnson
had pair of doubles in the first
game. Ralph Mullinix absorbed
the loss for the Senators.
Greg Senseny was knocked
out in the fourth inning against
the Red Sox. He stayed in the
game, however. and hammered
a single to center to drive in re.
liefer Steve Mccoy in the eighth
inning to break up the ball
game. Mccoy got the win while
Dickie McAllister who followed
Bruce Gladhill and Denny Hines
to the mound, got the loss.