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The Arizona post., 1959-06-12
Abe ChdnIn.s
POST OFFICE

BOLD PLANNING-Th was a time when the
favorite question in Tucson was: "Nu, so why Gid
you come to Tucson? Are you sick or crazy?'
That was the way they put it when Tucson had
some 10000 people, the university was near the east
limits of the city and a journey to Sabine Canyon
was almost pack trip.
Now our population is over 100000, the center
of the city is east of the university and they sub
dividing not far from Sabine Canyon.
So it's hard to take the words of the experts who
say we will have 100000 population by 1875 and
some day there will be more than million persons
in our beautiful valley.
The other day Lew Davis, Ellsworth Moe and
Charles Spooner described "Opportunidad Unica,'
far-reaching plan for Tucson civic center and rec
reaton center to the southwest of the city The plan
seems far ahead of Tucson but as Lew explained it,
"Other cities are paying now for what they didn't
plan for.'
The 7OO0-acre center would have sports arenas,
theaters, hotels golf courses, convention and fair
buildings.
Something wonderful for the once little "shtetr"
of Tucson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

fifty times and you have good IDEA Oh Inc
Co New York Buying Staff
Actually fifty mhnders on the tean it's one the
worlds market
important only relation
and those benefits enormous to our Gus
toner to YOU
varied ski and knwhow Of this practical
astar Buying them more than Just
lob challenge all wrapped up IN one
Q They don't shop shop like YOU do
only fifty times hard knowledge the market ncnged Their
fact They look at value well as price
and America finest esarethe comrades
It's as and Americas
like The H Co., sure to get top
quality and top value for dollars
best chance of finding what
in style and color
lowest possible price with quality beyond question
Guard the domestic market There's another
hundred staff here Washington and their specially Is
evaang the steady of information that flows to them from
New York and all points round the globe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-17

staff Of Personal Shoppers working tor OU every
at fifty New York and scores Oh
the globe securing the markets. just please and
pamper YOU. -.
Q They spending downright because
dollar and it's what YOU want that
individual and needs they
ing anticipate and what YOU that counts
That's reminding isn't slogan, it's tact:
YOU. the customer
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Files Suit
for Shooting
O
IN Tavern

Alleging that he was shot
Dec. 5, 1858, while a custom
1er in the Brett Tavern, Rt.
422, Troy, Chester Sulek of
Middlefield has filed suit for
$4,000 damages in Geauga
Common Pleas Court.
Named defendants are Hell
len Brettrager, care of the
Brett Tavern, and Richard
Brettrager, Parkman. At the
time of the shooting, accord
ing to the petition, H e lie n
Brettrager was owner of the
tavern and Richard Brettra-
ger. manager,
Sulek states in his petition
that he was shot in the left
foot by Richard Brettrager,
and as a result medical ex-
penses to date are $500, loss
of wages, 81 600, and his in
iuries are permanent.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Collects $14,671
for Dog Licenses

/, Geauga County collected
$14,671 in dog and kennel lie
ense fees last fiscal year. It's
outlay for dog warden expen-
ses totaled $6,951.
Ohio's 88 county court hous-
es received 81, ,653 ,522 in dog
and kennel license fees paid
into county treasures, a C :
cording to State Auditor ia
mes A. Rhodes. Revenue OF
the sale of these licenses
more than paid the salaries
and other expenses inciden :
tai to the dog wardens. Elk
penditure for dog wardens
last year was just short of
one and a fourth million dol
lars.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Chardon Man Killed
When Car Tips Over

Funeral services for STAN
leg c. zozak, 35, killed when
his car tipped over in t h e
binding rain Tuesday morn
ing, will be held at st. Mary's
church in Chardon Friday
morning at 10 am.
His wife, Dorothy Zozak, 20,
a passenger in the car, is in
Geauga Community hospital
with a broken arm and foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zozak were
on their way to work Tues
day morning he to the War
ner & Swasey Co., and she
to her job as secretary at a
furniture store.
The accident happened on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Newbury Man Leaves
SIS Million Estate

DR.. william o. Frohring,
Mum Rd., Newbury, left an
estate estimated to be worth
SIS, OTIS 100000. His will was
probated on Monday, Sept.
%, at the court house in Char
don. The beneficiaries of his
will are: Gertrude L., hi S
wife; Glenn Fl. of Mum Rd.,
Newbury, and Lloyd II. of
Bell Rd. Chagrin Falls, his
sons; Elaine Szilagyi, of 2850
Berkshire Rd., Cleveland t.;
The Gertrude L. and William
o. Fronring Foundation in
Newbury; and his grandchil-
dren, for whom a trust fund
is set up at the Cleveland
Trust Bank In Cleveland
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Schools Get Lion sShare of Taxes

$685. .46. Russell, SIT 7,842.A.
Thompson, $2,821.l1. Troy, So
332. 20.
Villages
Burton, So, 3,846.20. Chardon,
$30,810.09. Aquilla, $648 80
Middlefield, $7,529.82. Hunt :
ing Valley, $3.50 .48. S. Rus :
sell, $9,264.13.
Schools
Kenston, $136 ,285.29, Cha :
grin Falls, $55, 1871. Burton
Troy, sos, ,061. As. Chardon -
Concord, $743,36. Chardon :
Kirkland, $$1 ,047. 90. Chardon-
Mentor, S., 1908, ,46. Chardon ),
$242 ,494 SO. West Geauga /,
$288, ,618.07. ClaridoD, $28, ,412.
10. Cardinal, $l18,3S1.99 Mon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08

Out of distribution of SIS
429, 1923 last half 1853 taxes
just completed by c ou y
Auditor Wilma Kronk, scho-
OILS took the lions share, 81,
097, ,199. .94.
Townships got 500, ,833.l5
and villages $50, ,329.64 The
ALLEGATION.
Townships
Auburn, So, 1922 B a in
bridge, $17,395.98. Burton, 81,
52.18. Chardon, $4,039. Ches-
ter, $l1,680.15. Claridon, 81,
372.70. Hambden, $3,073.29.
Huntsburg, $2,010.22. Middle
field, $6,629.81. Montville, 81,
086 .92. Munson, $8,926.58. Ne
Newbury, $2,302.67. Parkman
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08

Mrs. Frohring was named
executrix of the will and re-
ceives an estimated So, 2,425,
10000; his children each are
to receive an estimated $3.50,
10000; the foundation receiv-
es $3.50, 100000; and the trust
fund for the grand children
is estimated at $1,000. 900 90.
DR.. Frohring, a chemist
died Sunday, Sept. Is, at his
home in Newbury. He W a S
president and manager Of
the s. M. A. Co., and a o
owned the Newbury Mini
Jectors; a company which Is
erecting a new building ON
rt. 81 n Newbury.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
LirnnitSpeed
Weight OF,
Roads

County Engineer CLYDE
Pomeroy brought road prob
lens to the attention of coun-
ty commissioners Monday
He said that most of Geauga
County's bituminous surfac-
ed roads have insufficient
base and thickness require
ments to bear or hold up un-
der truck traffic because of
narrow pavement or should
er widths, and are hazard =
Gus over horizontal and ver-
tical sight distances.
MFR. Pomeroy said the S e
highways were unsafe under
existing speed limits. H
recommended to commits -
sioners that they exercise
their right under Ohio statues
and clarity these roads as to
maximum weights and spe-
eds on them.
County commissioners i'm.
mediately passed a resolution
to impose a load and speed
limit as the engineer suggest.
and that the load limit be sci
at seven and one half tons
per axle with a Is ton totaI
load limit, also that the speed
limit be set at 40 miles per
hour.
Mr.. Pomeroy also recon-. .
mended that the new rules be
transmitted to Sheriff Robus.
ky and include a request
| pertaining to arrest.
1.-THE expense to the coun.
ty for road signs and Legal
enforcement of regulations
will probably be more than
Is returned to the county In
the form of fines" said Pom.
eroy. However, in my opin.
ion the nominal expense in,
volved will more than be bal.
anced by the savings in road
maintenance expense.
These roads were includ
ed In the resolution:
Rapids Rd., all. Auburn Re
Bell to Fairmount Rd. Aut
burn Rd., Butternut Rd., te
Rt. 322. Auburn Rd., Wilson.
Mills Rd. to Lake County
line, Aquilla Rd., Rt. 81 to
Rt. 322. Old State Rd., Swine
Creek Rd. to Trumbull Coun.
ty line. Thompson Rd., Rt.
528 east to county line. vii.
son Mills Rd., Chester Rus.
sell Twp. line to Chardon
Village.
Bell St., s. Russell Village
to Newbury Twp. Bainbride
Rd., all. Sperry Rd., all.
Sperry Rd., all. Chardon -
Windsor Rd., Chardon cor :
poration line to Rt. sos. Fair
mount Rd., Rt. 306 to Watt
Rd. Kirkland Rd., all. Bass
Lake Rd., Rt. A south tc
Bean Rd. Mumford Rd., Rt
1863 south to Rt. 422. Woodir
Rd., all. Taylor Wells Rd.
all. Mum Rd., all. Hemlock
Rd. all. Music st. al. Hem
ock Rd., to east line of Rus
sell Twp. Clay St., Rt. 322
north to Huntsburg Mont
vile line. Mulberry Rd., all
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Sue for Damages
to Road Scraper

NEWBURY - Township
trustees, Lee r. Bliss, Hen
ry Povolny and Charles Stu
den, have filed suit in COM
mon Pleas Court to recover
$3.50 for a damaged TO a d
scrzper. Named defendant is
Robert Peden, 252 Jackson
Rd., Burton.
The trustees say in their
petition that on March 80
1859, at HAS am. their scrap
er was being operated by an
employee of the trustees on
Bell Rd., and when 100 feet
east of Mum Rd., an auto,
operated by Mr.. Peden, col
lided with the rear of t h e
scraper, causing extensive
damage.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Rev. John Ridder Heads
| Clergyman's Group

It's purpose is to provide for
its members an opportunity
to share insights, to discuss
methods and procedures and
to consider or decide upon
joint action where needed.
The Lake Glorious Will
meet monthly at one of the
nine Episcopal parish chur-
ches in the region.
Following the Monday me-
citing, members of the Cleri-
Gus visited the construction
site of st. Luke's new church
on Wilson Mills Rd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Attend Dog Show

Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Heren-
deem who have the Ma-Mar
Kennel on Mayfield Rd. were
in Detroit Saturday attending
the 25th anniversary special
ity show of the Detroit Coc-
ker Spaniel club.
A beautiful red and white
Parti color cocker 10 months
old. that Mrs. Herendeen sold
to Mrs. Dorothy Orient OF
Chardon went best of oppo-
site sex to best of br e e d,
which finished her champion
ship, with three major shows.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08

Tt was noted property own
ers in several areas of the
village have not cut weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Davidson, clerk,
gave an interesting report of
the recent Ohio Municipal
League convention in Akron,
which she attended.
An emergency resolution
giving the mayor, on consent
of council, the power to de-
clare any street one way for
traffic, fixing the hours, and
marked with appropriate
signs, was passed by council.
Mayor Parsons declared Ma
pie Ave. a one way thorough
fare from 8 am. to 4:30 pm,
pending completion of t b e
sidewalk improvement. Lack
of sidewalks has forced the
school children to walk en- the
road.
Council approved purchase
for $500 of a machine for
traffic lines painting.
designations of two spec .
ial policemen, James Holo :
waty and George Spiel, were
accepted.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
Cancer Group Gives
Equipment to Hospital

The American Cancer S o.
ciety, Geauga County Unit, at
its regular meeting on Sep :
tember 28, voted to present
equipment to be used for
cancer detection to the new
Geauga Community hospital.
Equipment will consist Of
two microscopes, one micro
tome for freezing tissue, and
one automatic tissue process
sing machine. Total cost of
this equipment about $500.
90.
The annual meeting, which
preceded the regular bust :
ness session, was called to
order by Mrs. Hamilton Bell,
president, and was attended
by many representatives of
Geauga county organizations,
as well as directors and Off
GERS OF the unit.
Annual Reports
Annual reports of the vari-
Gus service chairmen were
given, showing that 575 per-
sons worked in the Annual
Crusade, which netted $12, :
321 .48. The unit distributed
14,353 pieces of informative
literature, showed IA films to
358 persons. 5,298 dressings
were made and 1898 dress
ings were donated to cancer
patients as well as 140 rolls
of cellulose, 658 yards Of
! gauze. County nurses report,
from September 1858 to Sep
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08

The Reverend John w. Rid
der, Vicar of st. Luke's Epis-
copal church of Geauga coun-
ty. was elected president OF
the Lake Glorious Of the Dio-
cese of Ohio at an organizing
meeting held at the Chardon
Lakes Inn on Monday, Sept.
28.
The Glorious Is a profess
sional society of clergyn1en
resident with a region OF the
church, in this case the Lake
Region of the Diocese OF Ohio
which includes Lake, Geau-
ga and Ashtabula counties !.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08

Wilson Mills Road, 1000 feet
west of Auburn Road in Mum
son Township as the couple
was driving to work in Gle
veland.
witnesses reported t h at
the rain was binding when
their car passed a bump and
a dip in the road, Tipped over
on its top and skidded into a
deep ditch.
Geauga County D putty
Sheriff Frank Fila said res
cuers did not know that Mrs.
Zoszak was in the car and
worked for 80 minutes trying
to remove Zoszak's body from
the wreckage before they
heard her moan. She was
taken out and sent to. a hos
pital Immediately but it took
another hour to free Zoszak's S
body.
Out of control on a curve,
the auto operated by Mercy
Lee Strong, 81, Leroy Center
Rd., left Brakeman Rd., on
Tuesday night, and overturu-
ed on the lawn at the Ray
Ianiro residence, the sheriff
reported. Sides and top of the
vehicle were crushed.
Striking water across the
road, from heavy rains, the
auto driven by Jack Eaton,
% RID 2Burton, went out of
control and crashed into an
utility pole on Rt. 422 at Au-
burn Center Rd., at 5:45 p.
m, Wednesday. Left side of
the car was smashed.
n
A collision at Rts. 322 and
306 at 4::30 pm, Wednesday
involved autos driven by
Florence Willis, 80, $40 East
Hill Dr., Chester, and Cliff,
ford Petersen, RID /, Hunts.
burg.
Autos driven by Joseph
Jones, RID 2 Chardon, ane
William Papaleo, Cleveland
collided on Auburn Rd., at
Rt. 322, Wednesday. Both We
hicles were badly damaged
Roof and sides of an aut,
driven by James McCaul, AZ
8 Battles CT, Chardon, and
rear of an auto operated b.
William r. Fowler. SO, Rt. A
Chardon, were smashed in |
collision on Rt. 6 at Cults Rd.
at BIS pm, Friday. The Nc
| Caul auto was ditched.
4 \
| Autos driven by BENJAMIN
Krieger, 49, Lyndhurst ant
Vernon Buckby, 80. rs Cor
nelia Dr., Aquilla Village !,
were damaged extensively
when they collided at 11:3l
pm, Friday, on Rt. 322, a
Buckeye Dr., Chester.
A collision on Rt. 81, at
Rider Rd., Newbury, at 81
pm, Saturday, resulted In
damage to autos driven by
Janea Meininghaus, Is, NIL
ST., Middlefield. and Rober
Cornelius, 40824 Munson Rd.
Mentor.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
JOHN HENRY CAMPBELL JR
OUTSTANDING SCHOLAR

High school has placed 562d
National Merit Scholarship
competition
Geauga has 10000. They
Mddefed; Ludwig
CarolR Rhoades and A. Zimmerman of Troy
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08


Geauga County had 81 cases
of Cancer, requiring 723 calls
Nine patients were served
with dressings; ten patients
received medical aid and ID
patients were reimbursed for
mileage when needing treat
mentS.
Awards
Awards, in recognition of
outstanding service were pre-
sented to Mrs. Helen Kovach,
Mrs. Anna Babcock. Mrs.
Sarah Haberer, and M S /.
Loretta Holmes.
Cancer prevention study, a
new project launched by the
American Cancer society /,
was announced by Mrs. Bell.
This is a nation ; wide pro-
ject, covering twenty states,
of which Ohio is one. Geauga
County will participate in
this study. Mrs. Leonard Mill
Ter has been appointed Can
Ger Prevention Study Coor :
dinator for Geauga County !.
This study, said Mrs. Mil
Ter, lis the largest medical
statistical study ever under
taken in America. Through
it, the American Cancer So
ciety researchers hope to dis
cover why some people may
be more likely to get Cancer
than others. It's purpose is
to measure Cancer Incidence
in a large segment of the
population and attempt to
trace factors which might
have caused Cancer, such as
environment, air pollution
beverage consumption, per :
sonal habits, etc. About 200
families will be asked to en-
roll in this survey" MIS-.
Miller added, this is not to
be confused with a fund rails
ing project. This is a vital
undertaking in the cause of
Cancer Control"
OFFICERS
Officers elected for 1959-60: !:
Unit President Mrs. Hamil-
ton Bell; Vice President, Mrs
Newton Chapman; Secretary
Mrs. William Haney; Treas
urer, Mr.. James Colvin.
Directors elected for three
year terms:
Chardon. James Colvin, Lo
retta Holmes.
Claridon: Julia Dilda, AL.
ma Linden.
Montville: Elvena Gray.
Munson: Rose Miller, Fern
Wolcott.
Newbury: Alvirda Weisz.
Parkman: Evelyn Farley
Thompson: Joy Crandall
Maureen Webster.
! Troy: Pauline Hurd, I'd a
Kimpton.
Directors elected for two.
year term:
/ Middlefield: Harold Hall.
] Russell: Cora Buchner, He
Helen DeVoe.
1 Directors elected for one.
year term:
| Auburn: Rev. Gordon For
| beS
Middlefield: Morrell At :
wood.
Newbury: Rev. L. Theron
French.
South Russell: Laura Bee
dek.
Committees appointed by
the President to serve f o r
1859 60:
Service Mrs. Forrest Ba
bcock, Mrs. Clifford Nj a n
chester.
i Education Mrs. A m a
Linden, Mrs. John Martin /,
Mrs. Warren Webster.
Publicity Mrs. William
Haney, Mrs. Willis Oliver.
Campaign Mrs. Loretta
Holmes, Mrs. Roy L. Coats
Budget Mr.. Howard Op
linger, Mrs. Newton Chap
man, Mr.. James Colvin, Mr.
Paul Laughlin.
A film, "The Irritating An
gel'' was shown directly aft
: er the meeting was adjourn
ed. This film, dealing wi ]
Laryngectomy, proved very
; interesting as well as infor
NATIVE.
Mrs. Bell then called to or
der a meeting of the n W
Board in order to dispose o
routine items of business ol
the agenda.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08
New A
to Miss
Chardor1

Council in session Thurs =
day night learned the reloca-
ton of Rt. 44 will not bring
it into Chardon as formerly
planned but to Rt. 6 coming
in from a new relocation that
could go on either side Of
Auburn Rd.
1t was said the township
trustees and county C o m :
missioners would approve of
this either east or west of
Auburn Rd. to Rt. 6. 1t was
believed the plan to have
Rt. A come up Center st. is
now unlikely.
The Geauga Planning Com
mission had asked that a let
ter on councils stand be for
warded to it. Council a p
proved Mayor Vain Parsons
write such a letter, favoring
Rt. a coming to Rt. 6, and
that perhaps when it did, the
state could assist council with
some problems including the
drainage on Rt. 6.
In reply to a letter request
ing the B and o Railroad to
fix railroad crossings in the
village, railroad officials said
they would have the crossings
improved within the next few
weeks.
| Use Mayors Office
Request of the Ashtabula
Social Security Office to use
a rom in the new village hall
on the second and last Tues
days of each month to take
care of Geauga applicants
was granted. The mayors Of
flee was designated as t h
room.
On bid of approximately
| ST. ,00l, contract for drilling q
new water well went to He
witt Fredebaugh of Granc
River. The drilling will be
inspected by James c u m
mings, a State geologist.
John Dolce of Painesvillt
was awarded contract for
new sidewalks on Chardol
| Ave, Maple Ave-, and othel
Chardon streets, on his bid o
$7,T21.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-10-08

tville, $21, ,422.42. Newbury ,
$50, ,767 .48. Thompson, $26, :
1928 Thompson Madison,
$292.68.
General
World War III sinking fund
STOOL SO. Korean conflict
$40, ,569. So. County welfare le-
Wy. $94, ,521 so. Juvenile wei :
fare, $22,755.23. Real estate
assessment fund, 9,998 .66 .
$834.30. township, $508. 16, vii
lage, $102.06 school. Elec :
tion expense, 1923. so Board
of Health, So, 500, and voted
levy, So, 8,067 .93. Dedar st. wa.
ter main, $2s8.14 mainten :
ance and repair, $1,17l.81.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-05
Heart Butte News
~ John IAiSeH

There was not any news from
Heart Butte las; week because
the reporter was gone SO now
Will pick up what happened.
Mrs. Siole> Head Carrier was
found near her home on the -
o: January. Ta,Sey was notified
ard found that she had been dead
one 10 three hours. Siolcs left
her on the door step and when
he came back and found her on
the ground dead
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Donrc and
John Taisey Went to Great Falls
Las; Saturday TO bring Mrs. John
Ta;>ey where she wen, under an
operation she is home and doing
OK
There vas meeting held n;
Louie Red Head home AZ Heart
Butte where Archie s.. Goddard
was present and they selected
4 committee Of four 20 represent
the South Side on the money
problem Joe Running Crane.
Wm Running Crane. sam New
Breast Sr. Joe Calf Bos>:io> rep.
rcScnia;I,es.
Heart Butte People ar" really
quite during the last f. \ da! -
when they heard the pay n"a,
was 20 take place Friday They
took a.! the rest they could h2't.
because the big squeeze j, f.,trr
There is new place - '!".."
Butte Just South Of the = - 90 ..
men, square where there age
several people living II has been
raidcd a few times by Ta;S"y
Tribal Police and now The nam"
Is DIZZY Land and -" on east
o: the Agency had - :.r,mr be-
fore Hairy Noses.
Mcrvin Brave Rock j. leaving
for Canada this week end where
he vii! go 70 Edmonton Hospital
for month.
George Aims Back was p!ckc,!
up By Police for ncslcc. o! fam
!ly and was sentenced 20 IS days
by Judge Iron Pipe
George Comes al Night ran
away from home las; Friday night
and James II Walters picked him
up in town and gave him lodging
for the night. his wife took him
hanna pcy, dag bn -,Sn,.S On
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-05
GIRL SCOUT TROOP ,

Donna Wagner called the meet.
ing to order. Mary Margaret Nc
Kay called the roll and collected
the dues. Jessie Handy led the
Girl Scout promise and Resale
Kern led the pledge Of allegiance.
Resale Kern read the minutes.
We discussed when We were going
to sell Girl Scout cookies. The
troop who sells the most cookies
will get $1,000 for their troop.
We made bath salts for our.
selves and also finished our scrap
books for our community service.
We worked on a few badges Of
which Martha Wilson helped US.
We held our meeting at Mrs.
Norman Kiern'S house because
the Scout house was too cold to
work in. The meeting was adj.
journed.
Scribe. Patricia Kelley
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-02-05

t,... { bel. let: for Fort llar
".>9M :Y.> week t". further mrdi.
g. - H':nn.
", William Riddle announces
-" r"IAsrmrnt .: her sister.
N!>> NA"s!r B.lru 10 .Airman
Frs. Class Thomas SolcSby, who
: presently S:ai!1urd 4; Main
>;:u@. y: Base i'll Great Falls
I..r Wedding has been Sc: for The
:":v pa: .: March.
Mrs john Mike recently re.
cr.Nrd word that her daughter.
Diane Thuvnbcrk. attending 81.
Catherine college in 81. Paul.
N.IIc>u:a. mas won the title Of
Qurr:. .. Forest Lake. Minnesota
SIC wA> picked from a lis, of
: caN!.ia:cS The honor entities
Mss Thu-nbcck 20 repvcscn,
F':e>. lake 4: the s. Pau! Win.
K: Ca-n!va! Queen con,cs; and
Mis- MINNESOTA confess:
Travelling in their own cars. a
group o. Browning people left in
i nl"'"r rava!cadc "Wednesday
uHd VII be gone TWO weeks They
include Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Meter. Mr. and Mrs Allen Tee.
pie and NJ: AID Mrs Ray Blank
G.: >",r They VIII vi>i; Srvera.
'.'.c> III n, Souihwc>; states. in.
,.UG.nI Phoenix. Las Vegas. Reno
~: q H""hab,y Los Angeles. Also
., 49," >,'hcdu.c is Old Mexico.
NIr"r :Hvv NJ! take in :hc races
. w.. :igh.>