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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
Mezzo-ContraIto Irene krannarich Set
For Coast To Coast Opera Appearances
Lifelong Member of Society Primed For
End Season With Lyric Opera of Chicago
CONTINUED Page
Continued From Page 81

NSOHtlHueu r.
nov, Mario Del Monaco, Rena-
ia Tebaldi, Leonard Warren,
Eileen Farrell, Richard Tue
ker, Anita Cerquetti, Antio-
META Stella, and numerous
others.
While in Italy last summer
she sang two performances
of Aida, one of which was
filmed.
Sim Meyers Tribute
In New Orleans, following
a performance of I'll Trova-
tore" with Leonard Warren,
Herva Nelli, Roberto Turrini
and William Wilderman, the
noted reviewer Sim Meyers of
"The Times-Picayune" had
this to say:
with all due respect to the
other four stars, it was Irene
Kramarich singing the role
Of the mad gypsy, Azucena,
who while showing off one of
the biggest and most glorious
voices Of the decade, ulti-
mately contributed the most
to the wild success of the eve
ming. Miss Kramarich, a dis
covery in the Experimental
Opera Theatre of America, is
very young, (she is in her late
twenties) and before her ca
reer goes much further, it is
likely she will be among the
hallowed greats. The voice
has strength, richness, i'm
peccable tone and line, and a
facility that is staggering.
Added to this, she is a start
hngly effective actress and is
trim enough in figure and
handsome enough of counte.
nance to achieve box office
magic"
Set For Great Season
Although perhaps known
primarily for her successful
portrayal of Azucena, Miss
Kramarich has also other re.
pertoire which she has per.
formed extensively.
A few were Amneris m
Aida Adalglsa IN Norma"
and Ulrica in "The Masked
Ball"
This fall Miss Kramarick
returns to the Lyric Opera oi
Chicago for her second season
to perform four operas
which include "The Masked
BALI, La Gioconda' "Tha
is" and "Jenufa", for a tota
Of ten performances.
Immediately after her
five-week stay in Chicago,
she viii depart for New
Orleans to perform Amner-
is in "Aida.-
The beginning Of the new
year will find her in San An
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28
Our Favorite Recipes' :

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S97 foreign recipes Of yesteryear' :
Exact measurements for the
Cook of today.
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Corwin l.. 534.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-10-28

Report of the President Of the Board Of Trustees
Del. N ]. Nikolac moved that Del. Steve Gojak Sec
onded that the report of the President of the Board of Ts
tees be approved The motion carried.
Report Of the Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees
A motion made by Del George Markich, seconded by
Daniel Rukavna to approve the report Of the Secretary Of
the Board Of Trustees.
Motion carried
Report Of the President of the Supreme Trial Board
motion was made by John Jadresic and seconded by
Steve Goak to accept the report Of the President of the Su
preme Trial Board. Motion carried.
Report Of High Trial Board Secretary
Del Nick vukelich moved and Del Krizan Mayich Sec
onded that the report of the High Trial Board Secretary be
approved Motion carried
The following Convention Committee on Sports and Ed
ucaon appointed by the Chair: Anton Delach L. 7O6
Joseph Stanovch L. 644 Dallas Brikovch L. sol; William
Nvtz, L. 72O Nick Rescic, L. IA; Thomas Gomerac L. 8;
John r. Segina L. 71S; Eva Cucuch, L. 867 Emil Marcel
Ia, L. 929; Anthony Rackie, L. 143 Joe Rivich, L. 1884,
Report Of the Croatan Editor
Motion by Frank Pastorkovich and seconded by Anton
ok that the report Of the C<oaan Editor b approved
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Jaycees Honor
Rick Brooks

Richamond 'Rick" Brooks, of
6 Cedar CT, Rockville, recently
was named Rockville Jaycee OF
the Year" by the city's Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
The honor was bestowed on
Brooks at the clubs sixth an.
nual installation banquet at the
Peter Pan Restaurant, Urbana.
Brooks won the distinction
for many activities with the
Jaycees, including his position
as State Director, chairman of
the local clubs Christmas activi.
ties, and as chairman of the
Teenage Road-E-O.
Walter Evans, of S04 Rem
I'd, Rockville, was installed as
president for the forthcoming
year and Mrs. Dorothy Dodd,
of HOP Parrish dr., Rockville,
was installed as president of the
Jaycees' Wives Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
Olney Offers
Antics of
Henry VII
By George Waleski

Olney Theatre presented the
story of a paranoid king Tues.
day night with Royal Gambit, q"
by Herman Gressieker. This
sounds as if it might have been
pretty grim. 1t was not, Para.
noids can be both convincing
and charming to themselves and
others while their destructive
talents operate freely, not pro-
scribed by the laws or morals
of ordinary men.
Mr.. Gressieker chose to make
his Henry VIII pleasant clever
fellow, occasionally driven to
the destruction of his wives by
forces that made him a chosen
helpless instrument "of God"
Henry says, while the author
echoes "of his own decisions"
Philip Bosco as Henry; Anne
Chodoff, Dolores Mann, Jane
Reilly, Jean Schertler, Mary
Harfigan and Viola Downes as
Katerina of Aragon, Ann b.
leyn, Jane Seymour, Anna of
Cleves, Kathryn Howard and
Kate Parr, in that order, were
by turns dramatic and, witty.
ALI were caught up in the flood
tide of England's expansionist
policy and the Protestant Refor-
nation generated by history but
given a momentum by Henry
that centuries would not slow
down.
Each wife is portrayed so con-
vncingly that they all emerge
as definite personalities. Henry
shifts his tactics with each, play
ing on their desires and fears
until he finds a new interest.
At last, equity and old, he yields
to the motherly ministrations
of Kate Parr, his vocal protests
as loud as ever, his body now,
as he says, with a mind of its
own.
Except for a bit of moral
preachment near the end, and
the pulling use of the word
electronics and other anachro-
nisms, the play was well writ
ten, sensitively acted and dra-
matically staged. 1t was thor
oughly enjoyable. The play will
continue through July 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-05
INTERESTING STORIES AND PICTURES
T THE FALL FESTIVAL OF HOMES MAP

point the location of dozens of new homes that you will
make it easier for you to plan your tours Of inspection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-05
BUILDERS!.

off to big start to participate in The Stars Fall Festival of
Homes Get full details take advantage OF the many
pomotiona impact The Stars
Using Dept, Lincoln 3-50O0 ..tE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Workers Blame Union
Continued from Back pass)

Continued from Back Pags)
WORKER FOR 10 YEARS. AND NOW UNEMPL DYED. MR..
FUNK SEEKS $l6S,65o DAMAGES FROM THE INTER-
NATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS (A.F.L.-
C.i.Ol AND LOCAL ISL HERE.
The claims Of his fellow plaintiffs range from 100000
to $50 Seeking the least 53yearoId Harry Williams.
Of Albuquerque who started with Phillips in 1894 The
top claim by 36yearod Wayne c. Tobert Of the nearby
town of Phillips. Phillips employee for years and
an auto repairman who works in his own back yard
THE SUIT, TERMED VERY RARE" BY ATTORNEYS.
WAS FILED BY IS FORMER PHILLIPS EMPLOYE EAR
LIER THIS MONTH IN A STATE COURT AT sTlNNETT,
10 MILES NORTH OF HERE. THE SUIT ASKED DAM
AGES ToTALINc 6963o-BUT THAT FIGURE IS
GROWING.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
JAW In Contempt

tconsinved from Back Psge)
TIE QUOTATIONS ARE FROM THE REMARKS or
u,ncs Al TON \. NOE IN THE MAcoMB CIRCUIT cookI
AS ne SENTENCED NINE MEN. AND JAW LOCAL ,.s.
FOR coNrEMPTUoUs DISREGARD OF CIRCUIT
COURT INJUNCTION AIMED AT STOPPING PICKET LINE
VIOLENCE IN THE CROSS co. STRIKE.
u impossible not TO agree with Judge woe ". " 's
acts Of violence intimidation and excessive :,
wer. vrovsIfedy in eonsrsvenon OF any de'"''on "
r..e.s Tn. Judge would have been dere''ef N
his duty had h. the open foufns OF his court 0''''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Al Capp-
CONTINUED from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
MY MASTERPIECE, THE cs. TEXTBOOK = LIBERAToR
OF BIBLES. CLERGY, LAITY. ALL OF THE MORAL
AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEs. THE DEVILS ADAMS
AND EWES, STILL RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRIT
UAL DIAPERS, OR LESS. BEGINNING A SPIRITUAL
REGENERATION AND EVOLVING SPIRITUAL
PAULS PETERS, JOHNS, AND MARYS MY, GODS,
ONE, REAL UNIVERSE = AND THERE IS NONE
OTHER - CONFORMS TO GENESIS 1881: ALL VERY
GOOD" - PERFECT - But UTTERLY VOID OF
SATAN AND HIS SUBSTANCE, "NATTER".- BOTH
GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND MYTHS AND HIS
sINNNc STUPID. LAUNDERING ADAMEvE HUMAN
RACES AND THEIR socALLED MATERIAL"
WORLD ~ -M-Y-T-Ls MERELY VISIBLE. sHADoWY,
MORTAL THOUGHT CoUNTERFEITS AND
BURLEsoUEs or DIVINE IDEAS HENCE THE
c-HI-L-DL-E-Ss CAREER or CHRIST JESUS AP-
PRETENDING THE ONE, REAL UNIVERSE - E-TE-R-
NAL-L-Y co-M-P-L-E-T-E-L-Y Po-P-U-
LATED WITH NY OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE 81
ING - SUNLESS. DEATHLEss, FLEsHLEss. NAT
TERLESS, SPIRITUAL, CHRISTLIKE - OF SUPER SAT-
DRAFTED, UNAVAILABLE. INcoRRUPTIBLE.
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR
TRUE HABITAT or MANY MARVELLOUS MAN.
sIoNs'l Christ JssvsA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Teary 0Idsters Say

tconnued from Back Paasl
AND UNDERSTANDING DIVINE, cHRiSTLIKE. VIA
A "DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE" FROM
THE SATAN BOUND" NONcHRIST SCIENTIST
CLERGY, CHURCHES. LAITY LEADERS AND
MASSES SEE OUR COMMENT ON PRES. EISEN-
HOWER'S CHRONIC BRONCHITIS. SO-cALLED
BY THE DEVIL HIMSELF PRES. EISENHOWER, MY
ETERNAL, SPIRITUAL SON, WILL REVISE AND
REJECT THAT DEVILS ILLUSION AND DELUsIoN!
Terry OIdsters Soy Old Age Is Terrifying
observation-disclosures received desperate plea for
help Friday from the aged.
WITNESS AFTER WITNESS AT A GRASS ROOTS"
HEARING HERE TOLD A SENATE COMMITTEE THAT
THE LONGER LIFE FOR THEM HAS BECOME A TIME OF
TERRIFYING ORDEAL.
II repeat Of ihs story the subcommittee on the
problems Of the aged and aging heard in Boston and ex
poets to hear again in other cities in San Francisco Detroit
Miami, Grand Rapids, and Charleston, w. Va.
P.s iKEs BRONCHITIS MYTH p. 10. Oct. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Real Steel Issue


brooded about this Did the carpenter have slergy
TO finishing Jobs?
YET, He WAS NOT UNIQUE OTHER WORKING
MEN ALSO TEND TO LOSE FERvOR AS A TASK AP-
PREACHED TERMINATION. BEFORE ONE JOB ENDED,
THEY WERE WONT TO START ANOTHER.
Today wonder II this doesn't afford clue the i'm
psse in fhe steel strike Is the desire TO have something
TO do-o store up work-endemie 10 industrial society.
and therefore, at the root Of The workrvles dispute?
WE PAINT A 10TH CENTURY PICTURE OF THE
sTocKHoLDER IN THE UNITED STATES: HE BEARS
THE BRUNT OF RISK IN A MOUNTAINEERING ENTER
PRISE. HE PUTS UP THE CAPITAL. iF THE BUSINESS
GOES BROKE, HE TAKES TIN HIS BANK ACCOUNT.
HE IS THE sHocK-ABsoRBER DURING ADVERSELY.
THAT'S FOLKLORE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
PART 2


KENNEDYs FATHER. US. AMBASSADOR TO BRIT
AIN DURING HTLER's BOMBING OF ENGLAND, IN.
FORMED ROOSEVELT AND THE U.s. THAT BRITAIN
WAS ALL WASHED up - WE SHOULD LEAVE HER
TO HER FATE AND SAVE ouRsELvEsr
ROOSEVELT A PROTESTANT SPIRITUAL PROS
TTUTE - NEVERTHELESS, FREE OF THE DEVILS re.
BIAS OF KENNEDY REJECTED THE LATTER's
DAMNED FOOL WISDOM -!
DEAR READERS: WE INVITE YOU TO EXAMINE A
STATEMENT OF SEN. KENNEDY, IN THE LIGHT OF
HEBREW CONVERT SAUL OF TARsUs. THE HEROIC
GIANT APOSTLE. SAINT PAUL. RECORDING NY DC
TATIoN, FOUND IN ROMANS: EVERY MORTAL A
LIAR!
WASHINcT ON-(UPI)-Sensto Barry coIdwater r.,
Ariz) took Thursday with Robert F. Kennedys state
ment that Republican members Of the Senate Raekets Conn.,
mittee gave JAW leader Walter p Reuther clean bill Of
health
I'VE SPENT JUST AS MUCH TIME INvEsTIcAT-
INC MR. REUTHER AS OTHER LABOR LEADERS AND
COULDN'T FIND A SINGLE THING OUT OF LINE" KEN
NEEDY SAID
1.-THE investigation conducted by Republican men,
bers Of the committee"
coIdwafer. a committee member said Kennedys
statement did not iibe with the facts
mot ONLY DO THE REPUBLICAN MEMBERS
THINK THAT THE PATTERN OF VIOLENCE. DsRE
sPEcT OF LAW AND ORDER. INTIMIDATION AND oTH-
Err WRONCDOINcs OF THE JAW ARE OF THE NATURE
AND DANGER EQUAL TO THE ACTIVITIES OF MR.. HOF-
FA" CoLDWATER SAID, but WE ARE ALSO RESENT
Full OF THE FACT THAT Mr.. KENNEDY AND HIS
BROTHER, SENATOR JOHN KENNEDY, DID EVERY
THING IN THEIR POWER TO FRUSTRATE INvESTIcA-
TlONS INTO THE UAW."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
B-58 Jet Crashes
CONTINUED from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page
Free Press 1922
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
WE REITERATE: THE MIRACLES OF NATURAL
SCIENCE - NATURALLY, A PRISONER OF THE
DEVIL CAN BE FRANKENSTEINs IN THE
HANDS OF HEBREWS, ROMAN CATHOLICS, PROT
EsTANTS AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS! FOR
TUNATELY ALL HUMAN AND MATERIAL"
PHENOMENA ARE MYTHICAL CoUNTERFElTS
AND BURLEsoUEs OF NY one CREATION
UNIVERSE, OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING -
sINLEss, DEATHLEss, MATTERLEss, FLESH
LESS SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLIKE! - Externally
C.O-MP-L-ET-E-LY P-O-P-U-L-A-TI-N-c,
sUPERsATURATINc, THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE
WITH UNAVAILABLE. INcoRRUPTIBLE, oMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR
TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS MAN.
SONS - Christ Jesus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
JAW Report By Kennedy

tConsinUsd from Back Psgs
Externally. COMPLETELY POPULATED WITH
nv SPIRITUAL CHRISTINE OFFSPRING - erER.
NALlv VOID OF THE MYTHICAL, DEvILisH,
ANTI-cHRlST, P-s-v.c-H-o-PA-T-hl-c. ADAM-EvE,
MURDERous CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs AND
FOOLS THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN
PAReNrHooDi - A MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT. COUNTERFEIT, AND BURLEsouE
OF NY EXCLUSIVELY REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE - IMPLIED IN GENESIS 1877, 1000 &c:
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT he
1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT I, cREAroRl HAD MADE.
AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS [-tS-l VERY cooD"l
PART 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Patience Snaps At Hermon Kiefer

When the citizenry provides for the care OF its IN
fortvnaes it is CALLING have the assistance treated
iempUovs But that not why two tuberculosis patients
we're sent Jail for making the ward at Herman Kieer
Hospital the Of drinking party
SOME TB PATIENTS ARE SAID BY DOCTORS TO
BE DIFFICULT TO HANDLE BECAUSE OF THE Ex
IRENE INACTIVITY THAT is REQUIRED AS PART OF
THE TREATMENT. BUT THE PATIENTS PROBLEMS
ARE NOT so GREAT THAT THEY SHOULD BE ALLOWED
TO ENDANcER THEIR OWN OPPORTUNITIES TO BENE-
FIT THROUGH THE PUBLIc's HELP NOR TO DISRUPT
A HOSPITAL WHERE OTHERS ARE TREATING RE-
sPEcTFULLY THEIR OWN WELFARE AND THz Py3
Lies SUPPORT.
Stern application of the rules TO small disrupve
element necessary if the public is efed to continue
help the many who appreciate and seek benefit by its
efforts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Mayor Gets Tough
CONTINUED from Back Page)

tConnUed from Back Page)
PART2
ENTIRE MEDICAL HOSPITAL POPULATIONS
ARE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL !. EVERY SINGLE
ONE !. LIVING IN HELL HERE NOW EXCEPTING
ONLY ANY CHRlSTLlKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
WHO MAY, PERcHANcE. BE PRESENT -
GOOD sAMARITANs. BROTHER s KEEPERS
MAYOR MlRIANl ORDERED A NEW cRAckDoWN
WEDNESDAY ON DRINKING BY TUBERCULOSIS PA
TENTS IN CITY-OPERATED HOSPITALS.
His action is oufgrowth Of drinking spree last
weekend in TB ward at Herman kiefer Hospital
TWO PATIENTS WERE SENTENCED TO so DAYS
IN THE DETROIT HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR HAv
ING WHISKY
THIS IS THE SECOND TIME THIS YEAR WE'VE
HAD SERIOUS DRINKING EPISODES AT HERMAN kIE-
FER" THE MAYOR SAID.
"rM NOT GOING TO STAND FOR ANY MORE OF
IT."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
U.s.. Without Defenses-

Ara
IMPERATIVE. PURE. BASIC EpucAr,on
eo- ~ POLITICS RECREATION THAT peA,,x
ksCReATes. RESPECTING our AnMoM,r'cs,
JESUS AND MINE. DIVINE TRUTH re us A, r. u:.,
INC. HEAVEN, HERE. NOW: THE EIrsu ppor,r-
g" nv HING John 6:63. AND eNrERTAIMMeMr
INcoRRuPTBLE AND UNpEElLen Tia
S-ouss. keDuces TO THEIR NATIVE NOTHING.
MSS. The DEVILS BILLION s RAcKers IA
CONVENTIONAL. so-cALLED ENTERTAINMENT
SEX ALWAYS OF The DEVIL!
MARRIAGE IS MERELY POTENTIAL
DIVINE CONTROL!
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES TOBACCO, ,mo,,o.
THERAPEUTICS !. INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS,
GAMBLING CRIME!
PART2
OEAk GENERAL, THE SOVIET sUPER.sTRucruRE
Is TOO MUCH OF "A HOUSE BUILT ON SAND,
AS PER JESUS IN MATTHEW 7:2l THROUGH ~ THE
RUSSIAN AND SOVIET PEOPLES WILL az FORCED
~ DoM MUCH REBUILDING - TO UTILIZE THE ETER.
NAL. MORAL, SPIRITUAL FOUNDATIONS OF
PURITAN PRoTEsTANTIsM THE EARLY cENuJs oE
THE U.s., sUPERcEDED BY MY PosTcIvIL WAR
REVELATIONS: CHRIST. MASTER. SUPREME, ABso-
Lutte. COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSAL
THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO All
PEOPLES! - WHOSE MAN chill D IS RULING
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON! (Rev)-My
ONE. sATAN-FREE. SAME CHURCH, THERA.
PEoT'cs = THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07
Those Inspired Lions

CONTINUED from Back Paue)
TO SOME OF OUR READERS WHO PERcHANcE
MAY NOT BE MORE INFORMED ON THE LIONS IN
FOOTBALL THAN THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHER WE HAVE
SINCE READ THAT THE LIONS HADN'T WON A GAME
SINCE YEAR AGO LAST THANKSGIVING DAY!
WHAT DID WE SEND THEM? = 3 SKELETON COP
les OF GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE (pp !, T. 9, TO- 6or7
DETROIT TRIBUNE REPRINTS;
The c.S QUARTERLY BIBLE LESsoN-SERMoN
BOOKLET; MARY BAKER EDDYs MASTER SERMON
"cHRISTIAN HEALING; "TENETs OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE, which GOD HAS COMMANDED US TO
ENTITLE MIGHTY ANGEL P-oW-ERr; AND
THE lEAFLET, "DIvINELY INSPIRED SERMONS.
PART z
THE FATHER DOETH THE WORKS
JESUS SAID II CAN OF MINE OWN SELF DO
NOTHING. IT IS THE FATHER WITHIN NE WHO
DoETH THE works.! GODS GREATEST MARY.
MRS. EDDY, WHOSE MAN CHILD Is RULING
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON tReveIstionl
DEcLARED MAN HAS NO UNDERvED POWER
BUT. HONEST. EARNEST, SINCERE cs. STUDENTS
KNOW THAT THE REAL MAN. GODS. OUR
TRUE BEING. REFLECTS ALL THE ATTRIBUTES
OF oMNPoTENT, DIVINE LOVE = oMNIscI-
EMIT. OMNPRESENT, OMNIAcTvE - JOUR-
FATHER,MoTHER GOD. ALL HARMONIOUS"
Up. Ia. S&tD. INDICATING GEN. 1881. 1000 &c..
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE. REAL PARENT ]. cREAToR1 HAD
MADE, AND BEHOLD. IT WAS [--I-s-l VERY
Good! THAT MAN CHILD GODS ONE, PURE,
TRUE, HONEST. COMPLETE, SATAN-FREE,
SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST IMPERATIVE. PURE BASIC,
EDUCATION, CULTURE. POLITICS. RECREATION,
RESPECTING JESUS WORDS: 1.-THE FLESH
PRoFlTETH NOTHING. PURE INSPIRING ENTER
TAINMENT AT WAR VS.. THE DEVILS BILLION
RAcKETS ENsLAvNC THE DEVILS ADAMS, EWES.
MURDEROUS GAINS JUDAsES KNAvEs AND
FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHoOD, A PSEUDO,
'PHoNY' CREATION, WHICH WOULD IF IT COULD,
REPUDIATE THE ALREADY, E-T-E-RN-A-L-L-Y
c-o-M.P-L.E.TE-L-Y POPULATED, ONE, REAL
UNIVERSE OF sUPERsATURATED UNAVAILABLE,
INcoRRUPTIBLE, oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE - APPREHENDED BY The
c.HIL.D-LE.s-s CHRIST JESUS, THE WAY, The
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" AND THOSE MANY
MARVEL Gus MANSIONS NON-cHRIST scIEN-
lists ARE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRlPPLES
WE WILL HEAL THE SATAN BOUND" ADAMS.
EWES. NNAvsS AND FOOLS OF THEIR
DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT HONESTY, IN
TELLIcENcE
AN EXCERPT FROM THE FREE PRESS 1926:
THAT WAS THE KEY BREAK FOR THE LIONS. THEY
SHOT JOHN HENRY JOHNSON OVER RIGHT GUARD
AND JOHNSON sTREAKED FOR 80 YARDS TO The
PAMc TWO"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-11-07

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOV. Z, 1859
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31
Only 7 Cases Scheduled
for Grand Jury Monday

RUSSELL - Marguerite
Bond, Bell Rd.; Margaret J.
B. Dettman, 35 Hill DR.; Eli
zabeth G. Roush, 3 Grace St.;
Charles Peshek Sr., F air-
mont Rd.; Freda NJ. Champ
ion, Hawthorne Lane; will
liam Lucas, Walters Rd.
To report when notified:
BAINBRTDGE - Lewis S.
Hegedus Jr., Chagrin Falls;
Earl Bigam Jr., Lake Lucer-
ne; Stephen Lee Hall, Cha
grin Falls Rt. 3.
BURTON - Barbara Jean
Calvin, Gingerich Rd.: Tho
mas G Pitts, Goodwin st.
CHARDON = Rita Whit :
right, 118 Ferris Ave; Rich
ard Michael FenStermaker
Chardon Euclid Rd.
CHESTER - Katherine Ke-
ane, 2150 Cedar Rd.; Lester
F. Schutrum, 1880 Caves Rd. !;
Elmer C. Saunders Jr., 1916
Sherman Rd., Frances R.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31
Report Prowler
on North St.
Saturday Night

A prowler visited the home
of Elmer HI. Rayman, ! Al
North St., carly last Sunday
morning, he reported to Char
don police at noon Sunday.
His report was confirmed
by other North st. residents
who said they heard unusual
noises during the night or
saw a man walking in h e
street.
Police found a basement
window in the Rayman resi-
dence had been pryed loose,
bolted door at the top of the
basement steps prevented the
proWler from coming any
further.
Rayn.ans neighbors to the
north told investigating p o.
lice they had heard noises
during the night, and Ralph
Hanna, I42 North ST., said he
had seen a man walking from
.Allynd Blvd. to North St. at
about the time the incident q.
legediy occurred.
Nothing was apparently ta-
ken from the Rayman resi-
dence.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31

Geauga Enters New Decade with Optimism of sos

have set 1870 as the date by which they hope to
have all county roads paved, and most townships
are making steady improvements in this direc-
ton Z. Old-fashoned narrow bridges and brid-
ges set on curves, fine for the horse and buggy
but dangerous with the high speed cars of today
ed tomorrow, will probably be eliminated for
the most part y. Two super-highways will
cross Geauga County in 1870. Rt. 422 in south
Geauaa, an east-west road is a certainty with
state plans already approved and four-lane
Rt. Al, running north and south, is a strong pro-
liability.
INDUSTRY should increase, but county
lI-lanncrs are still faced with the problem of
whether Geauga wants industry. Everyone
wants indu7trys tax dollar to help foot the
he2vy school bill, lover 500 of your real estate
tx dorar) but some object to even light in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31
; Children Injured
in Chester Accident

Other vehicles involved, be-
sides the first and second
cars driven by Osmond and
Garfield, were driven by
DR.. Donald v. Hampton, 81,
Chillicothe Rd., Chester; Ro-
bert Truse, is, Mayfield He
lights; and Mahlon M. Cling
erich, II, Middlefield Rt. /.
A car and pick up truck
were damaged when they col
lided at the intersection of
Rt. 322 and Rt. 306 in Ches-
ter Saturday afternoon, &C :
cording to the sheriff's de :
partment.
The truck was driven by
Virginia Pendleton, SO, of 1875
Shady Lane, Chester, and the
car was operated by Gordon
Eaton of Middlefield.
The sheriff's department
said Eaton ran into the rear
of the Pendleton woman's
truck, claiming 1t had no tail
lights.