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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

ton, D. G.. and MISS Betty Shumake,
Of kents Store. were holiday guests
OF Nh and Mrs Edward Yaneey.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Toney and
Mr.. and Mrs R. A. Martin were
guests over the holidays of Mrs.
Mary F. Davis.
Mrs. A. B. Jones, Mrs P. R.
Jones and Mrs. x. A. Percy were
recent visitors in Lyrchwg.
Visits at Gold Hill
Mrs Louise Johnson, OF Rich
mond, is visiting her sister. MIS-.
Edith Clarke, al Gold Hill.
Holiday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
4. y JONES included Nj. ana Mrs
Robert Earl BRYANT and Marx. Of
Columbia S q, Mr. and Mrs. c.
D. Keller, Jf, and girls, Brenda
and Lynn, Of Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs 1eyWafd Colvin, of Cuioeper.
and MIS-, )" r. Piercy, Of Rich
mond.
Mi and Mrs, Donald Pendletoa
ana Donna and EaH Davidson. Of
Richmond, were week end ilasis ol
Nh ana NTrs JOHN Davidson.
Chet Warrant office Weslav
tlip1en was q recent guest Of lis
ste9-mothet Mrs Maria H'ippen.
en route from Fort Riley. kan.
%feie ~ mas bacn stationed for
several years, 70 tom his family III
Texas for + Visit before Leaving fol
IA tour ii Japan
Ml F'lippan. who has been With
the Y $ Army IA years. has toIp.
children Tito WIZ ana children Will
remain N Tezas wh.ie W Ky over
seas.
Nrs Louise Johnson and Mr..
HetrT Wood call#d on tle Il. u.
litd iAs family Tuesday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
Church Hill Duncan,
Retired Farmer, Dies

Church Hill Duncan 81. a re-
tired farmer. died March ~ at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs Leslie
Christian, in Dillwyn. A funeral
service was held Saturday at Rocky
Mount Church with burial there
Also surviving are another dauh-
tel. Mrs Lille Elsie Christian, Of
New Canton: two sons. Carlos A.
and Lennie M Duncan, Of Rich
Tond seven grandchildren ana two
Observation-Disclosures
Carter home
Mr. ard Mrs Russell Slayton and
family spent Saturday at Hopewell
visiting her brother-in-law and SIS
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Liptrap.
and family.
Miss Temple Lipscomb. Of Rich
mond, spent the holidays with her
sister, Miss Sarah Lipcomb. and
brother, Watson Lipscomb.
Mr. and Mrs Jackie Gfiles and
children, OF Simplicity, visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Allen,
during the week end.
Mrs. Mabel Bolick entertained
her Sunday sSchool class with an
Easter egg hunt at her home Mon
day afternoon
Called to Knoxville
Mrs John Hudson was called to
Knoxville. Tenn. two weeks ago to
be near her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Williams. who is a patient at st.
Mary's Hospital there, Mn. Hudson,
his son and daughterin-law, Nh.
and MIS- John Hudson, jill, and
family Of Pamplin, joined her dur
ing the Easter holidays. They re-
turned Monday and reported Mrs.
Williams in satisfactory condition.
Mr. Hudson Still remeained to be
with her
Jesse w. Driskill and Auue Ny
lum drove down from Richmond
Saturday To pick up MI. Driskill !
parents. Nh. and Mrs. M. B. Dris-
XIII and take them 10 Richmond for
the holidays. They returned home
Tuesday after 4 Visit with THEN
children
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

lion Of many onloolsers. However.
according TO the lucky teenager,
The bird is rapidly getting accus-
toned to less people and more indi-
vidaal attention in its new sur
roundings.
JUDGING from its rapid pickup in
conversation, Anne seems to have
provided more than Just an ade-
quage home for the 5ird-she keeps
HIM pleased with nutritious diet.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
Throck Items
Billy Moore Gets
Discharge From Navy

,s 80
hnly MOORE VINO mas oeeh WIN
tae United states Na's 1of tne past
leW years received MS olscharge
ftluaS. i'e VIII make ms nome WIN
lhs VIE S parents Mf. ana MIS-
Maitef Cartwright F" hlle Mrs
Hiooie completes hef senior year at
A.oleWood College
"ofsllf service VIII pc he'd at
-jouelas presbyterian Church sun
hN afternoon a m Sunday
school VIII De at \
Ali ana Mrs n Z. Hughes have
rag as recent visitors. Mr- and
Mrs James leslie Hughes and chill
ffen q Salem, Mr. ard Mrs.
Alnold Mccoy ahd children. Of Bed
ford ana Joe Calhoun, Of Farm
Fillw.
3-r. ani Rfrs. j. y. Meadows had
HIN them fof NE Easter HOLIDAYS
thair children. MI. Aid Mrs. Clar-
anca Meadows and children, Of
PORTSMOUTH,. NH. ana MRS. Arthur
Denton and children, Of Colonial
Heights: Mi. ana Mrs. Burly
Tooth ani children. Of Ashland, and
NIr and AfrS. lewis Meadows ana
chIiaraa. Ut farnvile. they we're
4nner Guests Monday Of Mi. and
Trs. lewis Meadows III Farrnyllle
suniay Al Halifax
Mf and Mfs Billy Allen spent
gUmlav ii Halifax where they at
tended v h!rthaav dinner in her
t1nar At the home Of her uncle
aad aunt. Mil. and Mrs. Wilson
Toosley.
Mi. and Mrs. Robert Walton Of
Rice. spent Thursday With her par
erts. MI. aHd Mis-. Leonard Stay
tom
Nh and MIS-. Leonard slavton
and son. Carl. and walter Slayton.
IF Pamplln. spent Sunday at Cal
lands visiting their brother-in -law
and sister. Mr. and MIS-. Ed Holly
Those nom this community who
went on the Crusade to Richmond
Tuesday were Mrs. Leonard slay
ION. Mrs. Walter Cartwright, MI
and Mrs. John Vanover. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt Higgins A. NJ Throck-
morton. Mrs. Arnold Throckmorion,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

officially ended with a drawing on
March "a The contest was open to
any boy or girl. To enter the cor
test one simply had to visit one Of
the children's departments i'll Bald
wins, and register for tie prize
which included the cage as well as
the bird
The petite "Mynah" had a tenn
porary home in the store during
the contest ard enjoyed the adrnira-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03

gregational singing. Rev. ]. R.
Hodges. pastor brought the Easter
message
4 floral arrangement Of Easter
lilies and other spring flowers was
placed in the church in memory Of
MIR and Mrs l.. w Apperson. 81,
and Mrs. Matte A. Pitts BY Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
Anne Hunter Wins
.Mynah' Bird Contest
At Baldwin's

Are things quiet around your
house was a question that brought
forth an emphatic mo" from Mrs.
r. H. Hunter. of Crewe. Mrs. Hun
tel is the mother of Anne Hopkins
Hunter. the winner in Baldwin s
Mynah" Bird Contest. and al
though she didn't appear too en-
lulsed over the added chatter, Anne
was just tickled to DEATH to win
one Of the worlds greatest talking
The l3yearold student at Crewc
High School was declared the win
ner Of the month-long contest which
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
Mt. Zion News Events
Large Cr0,ud Attends
Easter Sunrise Service

A large crowd attended the Eas-
ter Sunrise service at Mt Zion
Baptist Church. AS the sun came
over the tree tops. Captain G. R.
Edserton, of Fork Union. heralded
the It'd in s Of Easter, Christ
Arose. by Robert Lowry. With q
trumpet solo. He also led the con
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-04-03
Addison G. Marks
Dies At g., Rites
At Concord Church

Addison Graves Marks, 81, died
Tuesday. March 81, at his home
near Dillwyn. A funeral service was
held at Concord Baptist Church
Thursday afternoon. Interment was
in the church cemetery.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
". r. Dnnkum, Of Gordonsville,
ard Mrs. Reeves Phaup, of Buck
ingham county and two brothers,
George and James Marks. Of Buck
ingham county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

FT ~. S5.. ., ssSl :. OgsnSS g. Y, 70
$5i boys study desk, az; dbl
bed. 81; 0xl2 rug, $50. JU. 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

LEGAL lett" insulated ia Shaw wv Rs iPS,
er and other national brands
with lab. seal. Original cost 1913
new, sac, price S12b, some with
combination locks, Tecond., l10i
1lh Al NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
PIANOS
SPECIAL CLEARANCE
RECONDITIONED
KITS
1880 O st. NV. RE. 1922
PIANOS-ORGANS

A. tremendous savings on new
famouS-make spinets and con-
soles. Also big savings on used
and .returned-from-rent spinets,
consoles and grands. Many fine
makes, all guaranteed. Thomas
electric organs. floor samples. re-
duced. Always lowest prices in
D. c. area. Terms as low as S25
Thurs. and Fri, It'll y: other days,
III s SILVER SPRING PIANO
CO., S57 Pershing dr., JU. p-B33S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
FURNITURE, USED AND
APPLIANCES
PRIVATE PARTY
MUST SELL

Electric SEWING machine. walnut
desk Cabinet. seldom used, like
new Kenmore automatic washer,
excellent condition. Chest OF
rock maple. Ike new. Maple what
not shelf. pridge table and 4
matehing chairs, padded top.
Bridge table. wood top, good con-
dition. Occasional table, solid wall
nut. round. Two hand sweepers.
blssell type, like new. Travel Iron,
oeneral Electric, like new, Steam
Two Electrolux Garment storsse
bass. Lugpage. APIECE matched
set. Electric home Zee cream freeE-
er, seldom used. Hand lawn mower,
good condition. Electric hand vi
brator, Arvin automatic electric
portable heater.
PHONE EN-. 2-e43I
FURNITURE = BRAND NEW. Ton
name famous brands, living room,
dining room. bedroom. carpets,
cccEtsii. end and nd STEP % tables tables,
81; barrel back chairs. sic:
sectional sofas, $50: sofas,
S74; lamps, S.: mattresses and
box sprinss, $40; reeliners; $40,
cabinets, $50. teaearts, S12: wal
nut corner desks, $50; night tables.
~. 4-pe. bedrm. suite. 500.
Hundreds slashed even below our
usual deep cut discount prices. All
special order sofas, chairs and
sectionals az Dramatically low
S sSaisS. o prizes sss,ovi spdsst t term:
on our is, own spa, spaeiogs lot adjoining
S Siahts Is0r sa. 0Pt pm. fIdss
from b. c. NOBODY BfT NOBODY
uNDERsELLS FURNITURE FAIR,
INC. Mclean. Va. Fl, 0-lann
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tcoNtiNUtpl

white gold AZ.
80 ,s,,. s,sx. al,
Ls a ssos
So.,OO; rnone M, S-oaoo' -
DIAMONDS $40 TO sl,OOO; money
hack guarantee. NATIONAL PAWN
RRoKFpa IaOa lee hwy Rosslyn.
". ,oo, W. R,,dss IA s-tgT7
vas loos hey nLloss. %. z-A...,
OiCTATtNu ouIFfE-oray Auuo-
hfaph' 2 units recorder and
psnra avs nv M 7-iaeA
renns ave: NV 70. l9os.
DiNhI.' 'oiuel' rofmIca top WIN
matching chairs. Good condi-
ton. S2a or best offer. MR.. MACK,
10 a.soao
nINrTTr avn s,o.a.u .S.
DlNn ssI, o-pe" pioho' hes-
wood-Wakefield uphol. chrs,, ext
tble. excel eond $40 oV a-ty79
DiNErTE SET contemp. blond
man, eapsts, 4 straiEht chairs.
table pad. S75. HE. A-873l.
nININn pnnnT eIirrv a
nnt ans,n o ,wn, . SeRe .cna
Siea m .o11ae" SoOo 0onu'
sa0v. s1: -,-0VoS. -. 3
DINING RM.--sl-pe, dark mahog-
my my I'M, DS,nean rnyie. exei. cone
sss sas.s kses, SsoV; VI. s-os..2
DIN, RIM. SUITE, e-piece; old but
usAele. Mo. wa. 1-.44o.
DINING hM. SUITE-0ueen Anne;
pieces; vanity: other items II
interested, Ju. b-4.7l.
DIN. RIM: TABLE, o chairs. ir ma
hos. $40 or best offer. MahoR.
lamp table. $50. tn. 2-12S2.
DINING rABLE-sherato mahog :.
leaves, like new. S45;. Bendix
auto. washer: eood cond.. SD:
call after 1880 am, WO. 6-s617
DINING ROOM SUITE--Beaut, O.
piece iruitwood French Prov. prae
new. oris. Sl.400. win sac, $3.50.
N. s-os5l -..--------.-----
DINING I'M. SCI, Italian Renats-
s san h ,as,s ni:,S carved; wal
sts,sd eSp, sicTooaio; upnoi-
AIN -, eaak ASy of oui
VII. tI. 1910. VI: o-so9"- =
DINING Rm.. 8 pcs. toast mahog-
niSht oS s,sp Seo NJ SUITE nS panel osa'
vanity with a4raS niata r,irraS
walnut 6nish $50. hrcwr mahor
Colonial desk with lyre-back chair,
$50. Cash and carry. HE. 4-42SS.
nIS9W ISuER ISot,,Sf,,1 ..,,,....
.,S.i t.a.tS nsH.Do,ns. eV .a.
sSS m. esAEne neeus ''''iei
nISITV nrs aus. S-,...s,,.
% in. si5. hiIge numn "S a.. an
sNA ssaO ,s' Sav' mOEic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

PIANOs-JoRDAN's branch stores
have a complete selection OF
pianos and organs for sale or rent
including values in used instru-
ments. Plenty OF parking space
IN front of each store: 1882
Georgia ave, Silver Spring: $3.50
Lee hwy, Arlington; lO4 William
st., Fredericksburg. Silver Spring
and Arlington stores open daily
from 12:30 to 81 pm. at night
except SATURDAYS when they are
open from q until q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

HOSPITAL BED. very good eondi-
toni SIS. Call HE, D-3266.
HOSPITAL BED, adjustable. no
mattress; $50. Call IKE. 0-g23i
HOSE. garden. IRE. suction, 25-ft.,
S-yI' s gnsr; si.ssQ; Also used
HOUSE FIxTUREs--From 4-room
frame house. plumbing and heat
Ing, Gas stove. refgr.. washing
machine. House Is now occupied
by Merch 20. Best offf. IKE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

ORGAN, small eleetronic parts
necessary TO build concert organ.
CHI. S-7240.
ORGANs-CHIMEs for your church
At Easter. Conn, a triumph in
tone. Hammonds, all models at
reduced prices. Sonora, Thomas,
Estey. Compare before you pur-
chase. KEENEYS, l6l West St.
Annapolis or co RUSSELL FEN
WICK. Waldorf. Nd.
ORGANS: HAMMOND. all models.
FREE PRIVATE LESSONS at
Campbelps 8 locations: HOS O
st. NV. DI 7-S464. Hammond
Studios Of Arlinston. 80 s. Glebe
rd.. IA. 5-7y79; hammond 5tuaios
nike. HA 7.7nHa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

FURN.--2 iiv. rm. chairs. one gold,
one coral. damask.. fruitwood
less, room divider, mahog; drapes
e Ssa,r. sp misc rE sae qlsessies porch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

HI Fl CoMPoNENTs
Kits! Kits! Kits!
All kits purchased from US checked
free Of charge on completion. 30
minutes Of our mechanics time
IL necessary at no charge. THE
HI-FI SHOP, Sl1 King St. Alex,
XII. 9-4544 Open daily til 8,
Thurs and Fri I'll O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

FURN.. ~. Resency chairs, club
table a excel. cOnd., sScrii. RA.
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PIANO. upright. reconditioned and
u a u tnnA WA !. ElAs

PIANOS - Get our quotations on
brand-new standard makes of
pianos before you buy. Also a
good selection Of used instru-
ments at harGain prices. over
100 pianos to choose from at the
Tin the block above the library
Phnne ST 2-Rlnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles, grands and up
rights, at moderate rates from 81
monthly up), with option to buy
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S, FOUR
STORES: corner 18th and G SITS.
NV. tphone ST. 3-940O); 5169
Lee hwy. Arlington (phone KE.
S-5060): 1882 Georgia ave. Sill
yer Spring (phone JU. 5-l105l:
lO4 William st, Fredericksburg,
Va. (phone Essex 3-7472). Full
selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings.
PIANO-Chiller, apt. size, in very
good cond., $500. no 2-176S
PIANO, Steinway grand; II. 3
in: walnut; like new at nearly
half new price, BY orig. owner
j, W, PERCY, WE S-243fS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-02
C1aridon Bible
School Closes

CLARIDON - The Vaca-
ton Bible School of the First
Congregational Church held
it's closing program on Sun
day, June 81, at ten am. A
large number of parents and
friends attended the service
in the social rooms. Mrs !.
Margaret Wilmot described
the missionary project for
this year which included SEN
ding a number of good will
packages for the use of Arab
refugees. The children sang
several songs and told of
their work projects complet-
ed during the past two
weeks. The Bible School pro-
gram was under the direc :
ton of Mrs. Leland Luna :
due, assisted by the ladies of
the church.
The Reverend Robert Fl.
Christensen has announced
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Wal
kden from NeWbury, FORM
erly from Surfing, Wiscon-
sin? They are residing at
Bardwell dr.. Chester. Mr..
Walkden works for P p e
Machinery in Wickliffe /;
Mrs. Walkden works t o r
Rotohoe and Sprayer in
NeWbury.
MIR. and Mrs. P a u !
Brown? They have moved
to 435 Harold dr.. in Ches-
ter from Euclid, ohio Mr..
Brown works for American
Monorail in Cleveland Mrs.
Brown works for the Wea-
therhead Co.. also in Gle
yeland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-02

The Junior and Senior Pill
grim Fellowship groups also
meet on Sunday evenings for
recreation and worship. The
Sunday morning church ser
vice is at eleven am.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-02
Chester Welcomes Scores
Of New Neighbory

ge drive In Chester? They
and their two sons. Larry,
Is, and Tommy 8. have
moved from Lyndhurst. Mr.
Johnson is a builder for
Viclen Builders.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Fl.
Dalton of 815 Sperry road,
Chester? They and their
thr e children, E t war d
Thomas and Barara, hav
moved from Euclid. Mr..
Dalton Is an engineer for
General Electric in Cleve-
land.
Donate OF 1886 Prescott dr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Di
in Chester? They and their
four children. Louis, Vim
cent, Joseph. and Adrien-
ne, have moved from 2195
Murrayhill in Cleveland
Mr.. DiDonato is employed
by the Viking Copper Tube
Company, Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL a r o ! d
Wing? They have moved to
haywood Park, Chester
from jamestown, N. Y.
They have three children,
Wanda, IL, Juanita, 8 mon
tbs and Rodney. 9. Mr..
Wing is erection superin :
tendent for the w a t S o n
Equipment corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bay
ha of so Carmichael drive
in Chester? They and their
two daughters, Betsy, 8
and Carla, 3, have moved
here from Huston. Texas.
Mr.. Bayha is with the AS
sembly Products, Inc. in
Chesterland.
MIR. and Mrs. d e n z e
Meader Of 149 Dorothy rd.
in Chester? They h ave
moved from E. 96th street
Cleveland. Mr.. NJ ca d e r
works for Republic Steel in
Cleveland; Mrs. Meader al
SO works for Republic Steel
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard l..
Johnson of 80 Brentwood
dr., Chester? They h a v e
moved from 5000 Livings-
ton, Cleveland. Mr.. john :
son is a commercial re-
searcher for the American
Steel & Wire Company, To-
Gated in the Rockefeller
Bldg, Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter q.
Knop of so Brentwood dr.,
Chester? They have NOV
ed from South Euclid. Mr..
Knop is an adjuster for the
Ohio Casualty Insurance
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Be-
aufait of 920 Opalacka DIR.
in Chester? They h ave
moved from 12065 E d 6 e.
water DIR. in Lakewood. 7
They are both writer's for
the Cleveland News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard G,
Laux of 525 Mayfield rd.,
Chester? They and their
two children, Charles Is
and Marcia, 10, have NOV.
ed from Lyndhurst. Mrs
Laux is a secretary for the
South Euclid Lyndhurst
school board at A d r | a r
elementary school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B
Vitale of 105 Summers DIR.
Chester? They have NOV
ed here from Euclid. Mr.
Vitale is a salesman + 0
Warning Safety Lights CON
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Al
len of haywood Park IL
Chester? They have NOV
ed from E. 123 ST.. a n
Buckeye in Cleveland. Mr.
Allen is a tree surgeon fol
Aliens Tree Expert Com
pany at 1911 Lander rd. II
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Kins
of $50 County Line r d
Chester? They and theil
daughter Pat, 5, have NOV
ed from Cleveland. Mr..
King is with the Woodhil
Builders; Mrs. K ing il
secretary from M. A. Kato
vsky Insurance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B
Clyde of 145 Cedar acres
Chester? They have NOV
ed here from Cleveland
Mr.. Clyde is with Debes
Refrigeration Co.; Mrs.
Clyde is an instructor a
st. Lukes Hospita in Gle
veland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Wa
kden from NeWbury, form
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110LSA tACA EAC SOAAAO VA VIZ
ecent ones reported. Have
on met
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Boss OF IS Woodside DR..
Chester? They have NOV
ed from Mulberry I'd. Che
sterland. Mr.. Boss works
for the Euclid TAPPING
Co.; Mrs. Boss works for
the Standard Oil Co. In
Chardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Dardis? They have moved
to 1920 Sherman rd. Ches-
terland from 831 Whitcomb
rd. Cleveland. They have
three children: Claudia IA:
Dale, nine, and Michael,
two and one half. Mr.. Dar-
dis works for the Charles
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cos
CHA of 1850 Sherman I'd.
Chester? They m Owe d
from Cleveland. They have
one son, James, II. MI.
CoSchia is an excavator of
with the Shore Excayating
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K.
Danko? They and t h cir
two daughters, Georgene
and Cindy, have moved to
los Norton DR.. in Chester
from E. goth st. in Cleve-
land. Mr.. Danko is employ
ed by the General Electric
Co. in Nela Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray j.
Breskvar of 95 Lyman DIR.
in Chester? They and their
daughter Kathy m o v e d
here from Cleveland. Mr..
Breskvar is a craftsman
for the Towmotor Corp.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nero
who have moved here from
Mayfield Hts? They are
now living at 95 Chester
brook, Chesterland. Mr..
Nero Is with Mike Nero &
Sons, Mrs. Nero works for
Republic Steel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pie
rec of lis Cedarcrest Trail?
They and their son Tommy
IL, and daughter, Linda
Is, have moved from Wick
life, Ohio. Mr.. Pierce
works for Lubrizol, Wick :
life; Mrs. Pierce works
for Lincoln Electric in Euc
lid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kor-
dick of IS Parker drive
Chester? They and t h e i +
daughter, Bronwyn, eleven
have moved from E. 1873
Street in Cleveland. Mr.
Kordick works for Con :
struction Union: Mrs. Kor-
dick is a proof reader for
The Plain Dealer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arc h | e
Woodie of 215 Kenyon Or,
CheSterland? They an d
their three children. Rocky
Lee, 4, Susan, 2, and Cindy,
13 mos. have moved here
from $3.50 Wilson Mills
Rd., Highland Hts. M r :.
Woodie is a craftsman for
the Process Machine &
Tool Company.
4 @
Mr.. and Mrs. Ale Vargo
who have moved h ere
from Cleveland? They are
living at 800 Mulberry rd.
in Chesterland. They have
one daughter, Alexis, ] l :.
Mr.. Vargo is employed by
the Sears Roebuck: NJ r S.
Vargo is a dial tester at
the Western Electric G o :.
in Solon.
in Scion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mu-
HE of 280 Cedar Acres,
Chester? They have moved
here from Mayfield v il l.
age. Mr.. Muhle works for
the Mayfield country
club, Mrs. Muhle works for
the Federal Reserve bank
in Cleveland.
4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cogs-
well of 100 Buckeye drive
in Chester? They h ave
moved from E. 108th st :,
Cleveland. Mr.. Cogswell is
employed by the Lester H.
Upton company. NJ s.
Cogswell teaches elemen :
tary art in Warrensville H
Heights.
4 y Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Johnson of 70 Meadow Rid
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