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Evening star., 1959-06-18
By the Assoeiated Press

II used to be that the loudest
squawks around race tracks
came from the guys who had
bet their last 10 bucks on a
sure thing. with the horse fin
ishing up the track.
Now it's the horse owners
getting mad at jockeys and
their agents, and quitting rae
ing. Also, trainers seething at
the weights assigned them by
track handicappers.
However. Fred Turner, jr..
the wealthy Texan who owns
Tony Lee. the Kentucky Der
by winner. will set some sort
Of a record II he goes through
with his plans to quit racing
He'd be the first man to sell
his pride and Joy shortly after
watching him win the country's
most colorful horse race.
Assails Shoes Agent
Turner. irked because Willie
Shoemaker rode Sword Dancer
in the Belmont Stakes last Sat-
urday instead of Tony Lee.
said yesterday he will sell the
colt plus IA others in his stable.
Sword Dancer won the Bel
mont. while Tony Lee finished
sixth in the Cinema Handicap
at Hollywood Park.
Shoemaker rode Tony Lee
in the Derby. but the colt skip
ped the PreakneSs and Belmont.
II leave with no hard feelings
toward Jockey Bill Shoemaker.
who I think is one Of the finest
riders In the world. But I do
not like the manner In which
his agent. Harry Silbert. gave
me his word that Shoemaker
would ride Tony Lee and then
put Shoe on another horse"
fumed Turner.
Silbert denied the promise,
saying:
THE only verbal commit
ments were for Shoemaker to
ride him in the Hollywood
Evening star., 1959-06-18
PROBABLE
PITCHERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN HAGUE
Kansas City at WashinEton-Her
bert (4-b) VS.. Fischer (5-2l.
chieaEo at New York-shaw (5-2)
U. Bronstad t0-D.
Detroit At Bsltimore-MossI (B-2l
vs.. Walker (4-jl.
Cleveland at Boston--oareia (O-4j
Va. Sullivan (3-5l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at chiesso-Kline (6-3)
vs.. DrAbovsky (4-5l.
CINCINNATI ct San Praneiseo-Nux.
ington I-2j.
Milwaukee ct Los Angeles (ul--
Rush t4-3l W. Williams (3-D.
Only Games scheduled.
Evening star., 1959-06-18

Derby and the Arlington Classic
at Chicago next month"
Evening star., 1959-06-18
SIugging ofAIIison> Lemon
Threatens Ki|Iebrew Lead
Senators Seek
Third Straight
Against AS 1
BY BURTON HAWKnNl
star stan Writer

Muscular Bob Allison has
been a .lS9 hitter in the 6Ana-
tors last nine games. but he
can't be rated a light hitter.
His seven hits over that span
have been five home runs and
two doubles.
Allison's hits have been In
frequent but not insignificant.
He has zoomed his home run
production to II, and the next
one he belts will double his 1858
production at Chattanooga.
Bob and Reno Bertota
cracked two-run homers last
night as the Senator's moved
up to seventh place by defeat
ing the Athletics, To, behind
Camilo Pascual's eight hit
pitching.
Fischer Opposes Herbert
The Senators will seek a
sweep Of the threO-game series
with Kansas City tonight. send
ing Bill Fischer to the mound
against Ray Herbert. The
Senators will be striving to win
three in a row for the first
time in six weeks.
They've made noise in climb
ing out Of the cellar, cracking
four homers in their last two
games and 13 in their last five
games. They've hit 80 for the
year and appear certain 10
shatter the club record Of ~
homers. set last year.
Allison and Lemon, tied at II
homers. are moving into posi-
ton to threaten the club and
league supremacy Of Harmon
Killebrew, pacing all hands
with % homers. Bob and jim
also are humping runs across
the plate, compiling AZ and Al.
respectively. to approach Kille-
brew's 48.
Lemon Stays Hot
Lemon, who accounted for
two of the Senators II hits
of Ned Carver, Tom Gormah
and Tom Sturdivant last night,
has been a .371 hitter in HIS
last nine games. Among his
l3 hits have been five homers
and a triple.
Roy Sievers is sagging, but
Manager Cookie Lavagetto Is
not concerned. He'll start hit
ting in a day or two," Cookie
predicts. He has been going
through the equivalent Of
spring training all over again
after being out so long.
Its a matter of getting his
timing back" Cookie continued.
Trouble is, he has to DO -it
by looking at good pitching
every night. He'll get going.
and when he does we're going
to be tougher"
In the last five games the
have rolled up 80
runs. They've won only two Of
those contests, but no rival
pitcher now enters a game
against Washington with Q
mug attitude.
Kansas City clipped Pascual
or a run in the second inning
asst night. Kent Hadley tripled
% left and scored when Bertoia
See SENATOR'S, Page A-25
Evening star., 1959-06-18
PappasChecks
Orioles Fall in
First Shufout
BY the Associated Press

Young Milt Pappas has his
first Major League shutout, and
he couldn't have picked a bet
ter time to nail 1t.
The big 20-year-old right
handler put 1t away last night
with the best pitching of his
brief career for Baltimore,
dropping the Tigers, 40. with
a two-hitter and hating the
Orioles skid in the American
League race.
Pappas, signed two years ago
on the Detroit sandlots, struck
out six and didn't walk a man.
He had a perfect game going
until Lou Berberet got the first
OF the Tigers two singles with
two out in the fifth inning.
The other hit, in the sixth, was
by Jim Burning, who allowed
only four Baltimore hits and
had a perfect game for 4ls
innings.
Pappas retired the last IL
men in a row while gaining a
6-3 record.
The fourth-plsce Orioles.
who have lost flve of seven
since tying for first last week,
now are 3la games behind the
league -leading Indians. whose
game at Boston was postponed
because Of cold weather.
Tiger Streak Stopped
The loss barred the Tigers,
who had won three straight,
from a second-place tie with
the White Sox. beaten 7-3 at
New York. Washington es-
capped a last-place tie with
Boston by beating Kansas City,
7-2.
The Orioles, who had lost
three straight. broke through
Bunning's perfect spell when
Gus Triandos and Chico Car
rasquel hit solo home runs in
the fifth inning. 1t was Trian-
dos 18th. giving him at least
one against every club In the
league this season. A single
by Al Pilarcik. Gene Weddings
triple and an error produced
the other runs in the seventh,
Burning (6-6) now has lost
three Of his last four decisions
and has been charged with the
Tigers only two losses in their
last eight games. The slim
Highlander has given up 20
home runs. tops in the league,
See AMERICAN, Page A-25
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

cousin, Merle Phelps, in Richmond
this week
Mrs. Mary s. Gordon and daugh-
ter. Mary Stuart. of Charlottesville.
are spending this month with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Jeffer-
son, at Tranquility
Recent visitors in the John Hudson
home were his sisters. Mrs. Pear
son and Mrs. Williams. of Knox
Vile. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Gillian and
daughters, Of Richmond. were holt
day visitors of the Clyde Gilliams.
The Lottie Woodson Circle of
Spring Greek Church met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs R. E. Booker.
Newton Cunningham and son.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Worshom News Events
Worshom New. Events
Community's New State FILA Officer
Off For More Laurels At Chicago

Our congratulations to Miss Betty
Lloyd Irving who was elected a
vice president at the State Conven-
ton of the FILA in Roanoke last
week. She viii leave for Chicago
Sunday to, attend the National Con
vention.
Airman Earl DeHart, Of Indiana
arrived during the week end to
spend a few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Creed DeHart
Little Miss Carolyn Faye Mckay
Of Petersburg, paid her first visit
to her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Mckay, the past week end
She was accompanied, of course,
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cur
It's Mckay. Other week end guests
OF the McKays were Miss e n
Lineberry and Bernard and Charles
Mckay. Of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Pollard and family, Mrs. An
ME Pollard. Mrs. Martin Covington.
MIR. and Mrs Melvin Covington.
Mr.. and Mrs Lonnie Mckay, Mr..
and Mrs Dorsey Glass. Jr.. anc
son. Mi and Mrs. Melvin Tribble
and children also called during the
week end.
Birthday Marked
Mrs. c. F. Ellington celebrated
her birthday on July 4 with a
picnic at Goodwin Lake. Her guests
were Mrs Hattie Crymes. Miss
June Carol Ellington and Hugh
Cabell Garland
Mrs. Howard Wright, Mr.. n d
Mrs. Clayburn Wright and daugh-
ter, Ann. of Petersburg. recently
visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Dun
KUN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howson Cole and
daughter. 70 Richmond. spent last
week with Miss Mary and R. W.
Dupuy
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Tribble and
sons. of Hurt. were week end guests
OF her mother. Mrs. Stanley Nc
Kay. and her brother, Ernest Nc
Kay. Their other guests were Mrs
w. j. Pollard. Of Keysyille. Mrs.
Annie Pollard, of New Jersey. and
Misses J n e I. Linda and Nancy
Pollard, Of near Farmville.
Enjoy Lake Supper
Mr. and Mrs Chester L G
Bobby and Dennis Layne, David
Beazley. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Smelcer enjoyed a picnic supper at
Goodwin Lake Saturday
Miss Ann Carol Mckay came
back home this week end after
spending some time With h /
brother and sister-ln-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Mckay in Petersburg
She left Tuesday to visit Mr. and
Mrs Melvin Tribble in Hurt
Raymond Routt. Of Baltimore.
Md, called on Mrs. C L. Irving
last week He was former pupil
of hers
Nh and Mrs Logan Hammock
and Debbie, Of Sandston, and Archer
Southall, OF Richmond. spent the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs O. A
Southall. The Hammocks also visit
ed his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hammock, near Keysville
Picnic Supper
Mrs. Stanley Mckay. Mrs Mel
win Tribble and sons and Ernest
Mckay attended picnic supper
at Mr. and Mrs Lloyd McKayS in
Farmville. Sunday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Trenholm

John Swami has returned home
from trip to Des Moines. Iowa
He spent several days en- route
home with Mrs Meredith Swami
and family IN Roanoke He will be
leaving soon to visit his sister, Mrs.
Rufus Hill, and Mr. Hill in Ashe-
borO. N. c.
Mrs Gerald Hagan and family,
OF Richmond. visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs w I Stokes. Mr.. and
Mrs. r J. Willis and Mr.. and Mrs.
f. W. Boatwright. Monday Gerald
Hagan, Jr.. is spending two weeks
with relatives
Mr., and Mrs Cecil Denoon visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle cambridge in
Ballsville, Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs II. o. Williams left
Sunday to spend a few days with
his sister, Mrs. Judith Hall. at
Gloucester Point They expect to
fish some while there.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w.
BoatWright Sunday were his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Boat
wright and Linda Fay Boatwright
of Dillwyn. Mr. and Mrs. w. T.
johnson and family, of Arvonia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Smith and
twins and Mr. and Mrs. J.. j. Boat
wright, Jr.. and family of Rich
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. Montell Cole and
family, Of Richmond. spent Satur-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pal
more. They also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Palmore.
Miss Carol Denoon, Of Richmond
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Paul
Stratton, and Mr. Stratton for some
time. Little. Wilson Denoon. of Pow
hatan. is also a visitor. Stuart STRAIT
ton and Woodrow Runion. of Rich
mond. were Saturday visitors.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

Nj. and Mrs. Dorsey Glass. Jr.,
and son, Eddie. Of Richmond. were
week end guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Mckay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Beazley, Of
Farmville, were dinner guests Sat
urday Of the Raymond Chernaults
Miss Lynette Calhoun and Ronnie
Bolick. Of Throck, spent Tuesday
with Mi. and Mrs Reynard Nc
Kay.
Miss Theresa Carwile. Of Lynch
burg. has been visiting her cousin,
Judy Calhoun, during the past two
weeks.
Miss Judy Calhoun and j. w. Cal
houn attended birthday party
honoring Miss Debbie Whaley on
her fifth birthday, Tuesday in
Farmville
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Abilene

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Deal and
daughter. Rita Ovelva. Of Okla
homa, are on their vacation here
with their sisters. Mrs. Arthur
Red Hollingsworth and Mrs. Law
renee Reynolds.
Miss Beverley Ann Kelser, who is
attending summer school in Harris
onburg Tucker keiser. OF Colorado.
and Mrs Melvin Anderson. Of New
port News. We're holiday visitors OF
their parents Nh. and Mrs. Murl
Kelser
Mrs Stella Bagby and Mrs..
Hanson Harris called to see Alfred
Bailey. Sunday He was taken with
a stroke Saturday A large crowd
attended the funeral Of Mrs Bailey
Friday at Mt Nebo church and the
interment in Beulah cemetery.
Construction has begun Oh a store
building and dwelling by MIS-. Effie
| Dickerson She intends TO open
super market there this fall when
the work is completed BY Farm
vile Mfg Company. contractors.
Many from here attended the
+ Farmers Union meeting and fish
fry at Darlington Heights on the
Fourth Of July.
Mrs Stuart Fay Nelson and son.
Jimmie. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Adams. Of Charlotte c. H.
Mr. and MrS William Mitchell
and daughter, Melissa, Of Newport
News. were week end visitors Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Nelson. They were on their way
from attending the funeral Of her
uncle's wife Ms Stuart McMar-
row. who died in South Carolina
Mr. and Mrs Willard Robertson
and son Willard, Jr.. Of Richmond,
Mrs Clay Nelson and daughter.
Bonnie, and son Henry Clay. III,
and baby brother, Clay. Jr- of Vic
torla, visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Nelson and family last week.
Pvt Henry Vival Young, Of Fort
Knox. KY. grandson of Mrs. Vival
S. Bagby. is expected home around
July 10 after six months in service.
Mr. and Mrs Hanson Harris and
son. Harold, Miss Violet Hancock
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Womack
and children attended the picnic
supper at brakes Branch given by
Pacific Mills. On Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Gabriel. OF
Sweetwater, Tenn. had a few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. Lyle
Waddell. They returned to Tennes-
see via North Carolina and the
Smoky Mountains.
Mrs. Wayne Order and Mrs
Flave Driskill are on the sick list.
We hope they may be soon be well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Nelson and
children, Sandra. B,re n d and
Tommy. are on their vacation with
his sister, Mrs. Henry Elkhardt, and
family in New York state.
Mrs. Elizabeth Denis spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Daniel, Of CreWe.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Blakley
and daughter, jamie Sue. and son.
William Michael, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, are on their vacation here
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Morton Franklin.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10
Parnpliin
r. F. ID. No. 2

The j. 7. Bakers had as guests
during the holiday week end. Mr.
and Mrs Gerald Phelps and daugh-
ter. Miss Ann L. Baker and Mr.
Beasley, Of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs 4. &. Bryant and
children. Of Glen Euunle, Md. are
visiting with Mn and Mrs. Chap
Harvey. Mrs Bryant parents.
Miss Donna Kay Higginbotham
is attending GA camp at The
Cedars' in Marion.
Little Ginger Welch is visiting her
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

Walker. Of B Blackstone. were recent
visitors in the H. C. Cunningham
home
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ellis, of Co.
lonial Beach. arrived Friday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Dickerson.
Many folks on the route attended
the fish fry given by Farmer S
Union Sat urday at Darlington
Heights. The good food and meet
ing of friends was enjoyed by all,
as well as the addresses by several
speakers
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-07-10

The white perch is not a member
Of the perch family. but sea
bass. Sports Afield
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22
Mothers to
March on
Tan. 18th

The Aquarius club will have
their annual Mothers March of
Dimes on Wednesday, Jan. %.
Volunteers are urgently needed
to help with the house to house
canvass. All members of t h e
club and volunteer workers will
meet at the Educational Build
ing of the Pilgrim Christian Chu-
rch on South St., at 7:30 pm.
on Wednesday, Jan. 18th. This
canvass is to be within Chardon
village only, the township is not
included.
Mrs. Georgiana Richards is
contracting all the industries n
Chardon. Mrs. Thelma Rarick is
contracting organizations in the
village. Mrs. Marian Russell and
Mrs. zelma Tam are contracting
the elementary and High schools
in Chardon, and the money tanks
have been distributed to o C a
stores by Mrs. Anna DeWalt,
Mrs. Jean Wenzel, and Mrs. Do
rothy Wedge.
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to meet in the Town Hall. The
next regular meeting will be
held Wednesday, January 28th
at the Fink residence, weather
permitting.
The new janitor at FoWlers
Mills School and bus driv r
for the west end of Munson's
morning run is Mr.. Carl Budenz
who lives across from the Bass
Lake School building with his
wife Betty and son Chuck.
Sympathy is extended the fam
lily and friends of a long time
resident of Munson, Mr.. Leonard
Miller, who passed away on Sun.
January 18th. His presence will
be missed by many, especially
the school children who were so
fond of him.
Monday evening, the Chardon
Munson PTA held their regular
monthly meeting with many at
tending despite the undesirable
weather conditions. Mr.. Roy
Emerson, Extension Agent f o +
Geauga Countys All program
planned a very interesting eve
ming around the many features
the Al program has to o f f e r
us here in Munson and Geauga
County. A question and answer
period followed with many inter-
ested folks deciding the All pro-
gram has som ething to offer
each one of them and their chill
dren.
Room attendance award for
the evening was won by the fifth
grade. At the present time the
supply of ants for the ant farm
have dwindled and a fresh sup
ply cannot be had before spring.
The officers in charge of room
attendance will decide on suit
able award for the next fe W
months.
HosteSses for the evening who
served delicious cookies with tea
and coffee were Mrs. P. Tverg-
yak, Mrs. J Szuszkiewicz, Mrs.
L. Zimmerman, Mrs. E. KuliSek
Mrs. r. Pfaff and Mrs. Roberts.
A new pupil who has just joi-
ned the second grade this past
week is Lynne Sestak, who has
moved into Munson with h e r
parents into new home on She
rman Road. Formerly she went
to the o. H. Perry School in Per-
ry, Ohio. MunSon W leo m eS
the Sestak family.
Kathy McGeough arrived home
on Monday, short leave betwe-
en- exams.
Mrs. E. McGeough attended
the State Board meeting in Gin
cinnati this past week. House
guest at the McGeough residence
for month was a sister of Mrs.
McGeough's, Mrs. A. r. Amph-
lett from Ellendale, North Da-
kota. She has returned home last
week.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Lois Steele was confined at
Painesville Memorial Hospital
last week. Several tests were
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22
BY MRS. JESSIE MARTHE
Phone Avenue 6-55Il

Council meeting was held at
the village hall on Monday eve
ming, with five members present.
An appropriations ordinance was
duly passed and adopted for cur
rent expenses for this year
Mayor Richard E. Grant gave
report on his trip to Columbus
on Sun, where he attended the
Mayors meeting at the N e
House. Motions were made and
approved to have the following
members on the various comm
ittees: Finance Committee, Bet
ty Parr and Ida Vargo; Road
Committee, Harold Gencope, ia
mes Goodwin, Joseph Hargrea-
yes Mr.. Goodwin is to be chair
man, and Mrs. Gencope, Acting
Chairman. Members of the Ad-
ministrative board are Ernest
Bender, Betty Parr, William Ad-
ans, and Mayor Grant. Council
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22

the bride of Donald Brothers
While living in their home at
1875 Moffett Ave, a daughter,
Delphine, was born. When Mr..
Brothers died, about ten years
after they were married, Mrs.
Brothers and her young daugh-
ter moved back home with Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Brothers W e mt
back to work again.
Daughter, Delphine, now Mrs.
Richard Mitigate, lives in h e r
childhood home on Moffett Ave.
with her husband and their two
children. Mrs. Brothers. brother
William Smith, works at t h e
Chardon postoffice.
Mrs. Brothers is a member of
the Pilgrim Christian Church
and the American Legion Auxil-
iary.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22

Dorothy Brothers, 100 Court
St., whose hobby is sewing, appr
opriately enough is head of Dept.
5 yard goods and notions) at
BoStwick's in Chardon Plaza.
Mrs. Brothers, who holds the
record of longest years of con-
tinuous employment at Bostwi-
ck's, started with the store on
Nov. 13, 1943. Prior to that time
she worked for about 20 years
in Richards Bakery, and during
high school and shortley after
she was employed by the Char
don Telephone Co. as a ! on g
distance operator.
A life long resident of Char
don Village, Mrs. Brothers was
born on East King ST., the dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Smith. After attending public
schools in Chardon, she became
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22
taken to discover her illness. A
speedy recovery is sent her way.
BY MRS. JAMES RUCH

Weather permitting Family,
night will be held st the church
Wednesday eve. Please bring
your own table service and a
covered dish to pass.
We are sorry to report tn a t
Ernest Kick is in the Hospital,
Womans, in Cleveland.
Melinda johnson was taken i'll
in school last week, but is now
better.
Mrs. Rose Miller spent t h
week end in East Cleveland and
South Euclid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller
and daughter Shirley of Paines-
vile visited in the James Ruch
home Sunday.
Word has been received from
some of our Munson friends So
iourning in Florida saying they
have been having frost and that
Mrs. G. H. Varney isn't in very
good health.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22
5000 Geauga Xmas Seal
Letters Are Unanswered

With over 5000 Christmas Seal
letters unanswered, Carl Brink
man, cfb irman of the annual
T. B. Christmas campaign EXPIRE
ssed deep concern, today, tina t
for the first time, Geauga Coun-
ty would not reach the goal of
$11 500 even though the county
has led the state in per capita
Christmas Seal Sales for the last
Is years.
1T was felt today, that many
folks who received letters from
the Geauga County tuberculosis
and Health Association just be-
fore the holidays, delayed send
ing in their contributions due to
extra holiday activities and now
may feel that it is too late or
that the campaign is closed"
said Mr.. Brinkman.
Officially, the 1858 tubercul-
osis Christmas Seal records close
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NEWS
from
MUNSON
BY MRS. BETTE SCHEELE
AVenue 6-1238

MUNSON - Munson Grange
met on Wednesday, January IA
with thirteen members present.
1T was voted to send five dollars
to the State Youth Fund. Tenta-
tive plans were made for an
open meeting on March 9th at
which time Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fink plan to show their Euro
pean movies to the community
The movies were shown at Po-
mona Grange on Saturday, Jan.
18th. Five members from Mum
son were present.
Mrs. Fink attended the meet
ing for Masters and their wives
at the home of the Pamona Mas
ter, Al Freshley on Sunday, jan
uary 18th.
Draping of the charter in mem
ory of our deceased member
Leonard Miller will take place
at the first meeting we are able
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-22

March 31st. Mr.. Brinkman fur
ther stated, "if anyoune was
sWamped with holiday duties, it
is not to late to send in a TB
contribution.
tuberculosis is o ften thought
of only at Christmas time when
Christmas Seals are mailed, but
it is we'll to remember that the
killer" TB is active all year =
round and the local TB and
Health Association has IL mon
tn job to help in a tuberculosis
control program in Geauga Cou-
nty. Therefore, If anyone has
not already mailed their contrib
ution for the Christmas S Sea
fund, please do it today. Mai
ling address Box 1875, Chardon,
Ohio.
I had rather do and not promise
than promise and not do.
Arthur Warwick