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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-12-11
PUNGO HOSPITAL NEWS

White patients listed at the Pun
go District Hospital in Belhavel
December IT were Willis Edward
Williams, Jr.. Belhaven; Coley
Smith, Rt. 2, Belhaven; Plum Jor-
dan, Rt. 2, Belhaven; Walter Russ
Belhaven; James Rufus Watson
Fairfield; Mrs. Selma Mason
Scranton; Mrs. Marie De Hoog
Pantego; John F. Cahoon, Swan
Quarter; Jamie Harris Rt. 1, Bath;
Mrs. Monteen Waters, Pinetown;
Harry Blake, Scranton.
Colored patients were Otis Gut
Ter, Pinetown; Baby Betty Joyce
Watson, Pantego; Earl Simpson,
Fairfield; Baby Betty Watson, Bel
haven.
Births, white: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hilton Russ, Pantego, a
daughter, Rita Gail, November 20.
Mrs. Russ is the former Sally Lee
venia Midgette. MIR. and Mrs. Mar
win Elmo Hodges, Engelhard, a
son, Jonathan Lee, November 80.
Mrs. Hodges is the former Pattie
10 Ann Spring. Mr.. and Mrs. Arie
De Hoog, Pantego, daughter, Jo-
lene Annette, on December a. Mrs,
De Hoog is the former Marie
Griekspoor.
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SWAN QUARTER BAPTlSTS
TO OBSERVE DEC. 9TH
WITH MIXED EMOTIONS

Rev. Dan Pryor, promotional
secretary of the Chowan Associ-
alton will be guest speaker Sunday
Dec. 7th at an important service
of the Swan Quarter Baptist
Church. It will be a day of rejoic-
ing as it is set for paying off the
debt on the new Sunday school
rooms, to which debt all collections
for the day will be applied. 1t will
also be sad day for it will be
the departure of the pastor, Rev.
Leighton Lewis who will go to
serve the Baptists of Poplar
Branch in Currituck County. Leigh
ton and Dorothy Lewis have en-
deared themselves to the COM
munity.
Mr.. Pryor will speak at the
morning service; Mr.. Lewis at the
evening service in his farewell ap-
pearance.
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NEW BOOKS FOR LIBRARY

Fifty-two new books have been
added to the shelves of the Fanny
Mebane Ralph Memorial Library in
Belhaven in time for holiday read
ing. Twenty-Five adult books in
clude both fiction and non-fiction
by such popular authors as Thorn
as Costain, William Faulkner,
Frances Parkinson Keyes, and
many others. The twenty-seven
books for young people are of a
wide variety. Both categories offer
something for all tastes in read
ing. The library is now operating
on the winter schedule, with hours
from 2 to 5 pm. on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday of each week.
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A HAPPY EVENT
FOR GOLDEN AGERS
IN SWAN QUARTER

Swan Quarters "Golden Ag,
Party" held the first Monday night
in December was one of the
brightest events of the year.
The decorating committee, Mrs
r. G. Baum, Mrs. Roy Caravan
and Mrs. Wahab Cahoon made the
scene one of winter land will
snow balls, Christmas bells anC
golden leaves banked with winter
! greenery and clusters of nandina
berries. The merry lights welcomed
the So who felt equal to the strug-
gle against the cold, biting wind
Guests were greeted by Mrs
Ben Mason and Mrs. Caravan, cor.
sages were pinned on. Mrs. w. G.
Harris was mistress of ceremonies
Christmas carols were sung led
by Mrs. Harris with Mrs. Robert
Bundy at the piano.
There was church service in
pantomime.
The entertainment committee
was Mrs. w. G. Harris, Mrs. Gil
! bert Tunnel, Mrs. Robert Bundy
Mrs. D. B. Willis, Mrs. John H.
Swindell, and E.A. Williams. Mrs
Abram Cahoon served punch
while Mrs. Caravan, Mrs. Mason
Mrs. Wahab Cahoon and Mrs. R.
G. Baum assisted.
The librarian, Mrs. Sam Will
liams, and Mr.. Williams received
thanks for their cooperation.
Attending were Mrs. Claude
Sawyer, Mrs. Ruel Caravan, Mrs.
Claude Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
E. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Swindell, Mrs. H. B. Hart, Mrs
Abram Cahoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Cahoon, E. A. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Spencer, Mrs. w. W.
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Nc
Gee, Mr. land Mrs. U. B. Fisher
Mrs. Evelyn Swindell, Mrs. Don
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pendle-
ton, Mrs. Whitfield Williams, Mrs.
o. L. Williams, Mrs. Thomas Ca
hoon, Mrs. Tim Smith, Mrs. Tom
mic Gaylord, Mrs. Ada Reeves, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Tunnel, ]. M.
Raburn, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Will
lis, Mr.. and Mrs. Macon Creole,
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Swindell.
Mrs. S. w. Boomer, Mrs. Leonard
Smith, Mrs. Sam Williams, Mrs.
Ben Mason, Mr.. Rufus Smith, Mr..
J. H. Avis, Mrs. Roy Caravan,
Mrs. Percy Caravan, Mrs. Robert
Bundy, Mrs. w. G. Harris, Mrs.
r. G. Baum, Mrs. Jerome Jarvis,
Miss Aleph Cason.
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BELHAvEN PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd West o.
Hampton, Va. were week emf
guests of her mother, Mrs. N. B
Mariner.
M. D. Whisnant of Charlotte wa.
here for his annual hunting triI
last week. He was accompanied
back to Charlotte by Mrs. J. ]
White, who will spend the rest o.
the winter there with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Frank johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Engels Of
Washington, D. c. and Mrs. c. b
Respess of Norfolk were recent
guests of Mrs. E. NJ. Griffin.
Mrs. Jack Leigh spent last week
in Chapel Hill.
Mr.. and Mr.. E. w. Midyette anG
Mrs. r. D. Mitchell spent Saturday
in Raleigh.
Mike Woodland of Florence, S. c..
spent Thursday night with his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heber Wilkinson, and father
Kenneth Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pu1vis. Jr
and children have returned to their
home in Hendersonville after Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. Purvis was
Joined last week on Friday and
Saturday for a hunting trip by
Monroe Redden, Jr., Robert Will
son and Reggie Rouse, all of Hen
Jacksonville. The party stayed at
the Simmons Hunting Lodge in
Hyde County.
S. J. Topping, Jr., of Rutherford,
N. j., formerly of Belhavtn, came
down with a party of friends last
week for his annual hunting trip.
In the party at Simmons were
William B. Rand of Glen Head, N.
Y; John A. Hand of Salisbury,
Conn.,; H. st. John Webb of Mont
clair, N. j.; Walter A. Nichols,
Manhasset, L. l.; Edmund T. War
wick of Allendale, N. j.; Larry
Pentecost, Norfolk, Va; Philip A.
Franklin, Locust Valley, L. l.; Will
liam T. Dunn, Jr., Millneck, N. Y;
and J. H. Purvis, Belhaven. The
group were dinner guests of Mr..
Toppping's sisters, Mrs. Purvis
and Miss Katie Topping on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. H. Dodd and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Cox were shoppers in
Norfolk on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
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BULL Observation-Disclosures
FETED AT THE BATEMANS

Parents of the Belhaven "Bull-
dogs" and the John A. Wilkinson
High School cheerleaders were CO.
hosts with Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Batenlan, Jr., for the annual foot
ball supper at the home of tire
Batemans on Saturday night.
The buffet supper featuring
shrimp and fried chicken was serv-
ed by candleight in the dining
room and the guests ate at tables
set up throughout the spacious
house. After supper the rooms were
cleared for dancing.
The seventy eight guests included
the football players and cheerlead-
ers with their invited guests, a
number of parents, and members of
the faculty.
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MRS. MIDYETTE HOSTESS

Mrs. E. W. Midyette served a
dessert course of apple crisp with
coffee when she entertained the
Rock Club at her home on East
Main Street in Belhaven on Tues
day evening. During progressions
she served fruit punch, cheese
st1aws and sailed nuts. High score
prize went to Mrs Sarah Latham
and a bingo prize, to Mrs. W. L
Johnston. Mrs. Midyette also pre-
sented a gift to her guest, Mrs
J. n. Purvis, Jr. of Hendersonville
Others playing We're Mrs. r. d.
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Brazil.
Mrs. J. r. Brown chose for the
major part of the program "Con-
servation and Development in the
United States" She told of the
many national and state parks that
preserve the natural beauty in this
country and are major tourist at
fractions.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, Mrs. Boyer served fruit cake
topped with whipped cream, and
coffee. Present were Mrs. Harold
Lupton, Mrs. John Broome, Mrs.
Howard Chaplin, Mrs. Paul Dawson,
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COTTON REFERENDUM

Cotton farmers in Hyde County
win have an opportunity to vote
on marketing quotas for the next
three marketing years. AS there
are only few cotton farmers in
the county, only one polling place
will be open. Both of these pro-
grams can be voted on at the
Swan Quarter Agricultural Build
ing on Tuesday, December Is.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SPONSORS TURKEY SHOOT

Another opportunity for citizens
to get a turkey for Christmas will
be at Beacon Lodge, Mays Head,
Sunday the 18th beginning at 1870.
This shoot is sponsored by Mays
Head Chamber of Commerce, and
officials advise that there will be
plenty of turkeys.
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MRS. JOHN BoGER HOSTESS

Mrs. John Boyer was hostess to
the Pungoan Book Club at her
home on East Main Street in Bel
haven Thursday. Mrs. Fl. L. Har-
vey gave the short subject on the
topic "Cities." She gave an inter-
esting account of the building of
"Brazilia," the new capital city of
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Mitchell, Mrs. ]. E. Edwards, Miss
Katie Topping, Mrs. w. C. Swim
dell, Mrs. Paul Dawson and Mrs.
L. A. Knight.
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Mrs. L. A. knight, Mrs. Roy Jus
tice, Mrs. C. R. Potter, Mrs. Brown,
and Mrs. Harvey.
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Hanfhden
BY FLO LYMAN
- a q NsMsN
Phone ElmWOOd 7-7609

Things have sure been hum
ming" at the Lloyd Line Jr
home on Rt. 608 lately! First, all
five of the Line youngsters have
been taking their respective tur-
MS with the mumps. Holiday gu
eStS at the Line home included
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Line, Sr. and
Richard, Mrs. Katherine Toban
ofChardon, and the VIM. Ettin-
certainly of Geneva.
A number of Hambdenites !,
were included in the guest list
when Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Larkin
were honored with a party In
celebration of their seventeenth
wedding anniversary at h e ] r
Montville home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Helfey enter
tanned with a Christmas party
at their home on Rt. s on Dec.
%.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thayer,
whose residence is in Painesville
have decided on the name of
Christopher Lee for their n e "
little son born December 81. Gr-
andparents are Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Carver of Old S State
Road.
Sorry to report the Ernyei chill
dren had an unwelcome visitor
for their holiday recess fro m
school yes, you guessed it -
Mr.. Mumps stopped by here too.
The Ernyei's incidentally, reside
on Chardon Madison r.
The Herbert Carver's, of Rte.
6, were host and hostess to the
Frederick Carver's during tn
holiday period. A card was recei-
we'd from parents, MIR. and Mrs.
John Carver, who are vacation
Ing in Florida.
DR.. and Mrs. Allen Cragg, of
Rt. 6, are the proud parents of
a baby boy born Monday, Dec.
90, at Lake County Memorial
Hospital.
Recipients of an unusual and
special Christmas gift, were the
Robert Wheeler'S of Brakeman
Rd. The gift a baby calf born
on Christmas Day. According to
Mrs. Wheeler it's about the cut
est thing you ever saw and was
covered with a mass of black
curls.
Winners in the home Christ
mas Lighting Contest, held n
December 27 and conducted by
Hanbden Grange, were announ-
ced as: Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mo-
iris, OF Woodin Rd., and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Connell, of Rt. 166.
Judges for this contest W. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Freshley
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lamoreux
of Chester. Dolly Underwood,
head of Home Economics Divis-
ion of Hambden Grange was in
charge of this event.
A dance, which includes all
members of area families in it's
invitation, will be featured when
Hambden Teen Canteen meets
next at Hambden School gymna-
SUM on Saturday, January 10.
Prizes will be awarded to the
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Jan. 18th at Z pm. The Faith
Commission will have charge of
the program.
Rev. Theron French will be
available In the Church office
from 8 am. until 1890 pm. Tue
sdays through Saturdays each
week. Afternoons and evenings
he spends calling in the parish
and also at various meetings.
Father James j. Haas is a GU
est Priest at st. Helen's saying
Mass at regular intervals. Faith
er James Moran is very glad
to have him here.
CatechiSn1 classes will start
again this coming Thurs. even
ing, Jan. 9Th at 7::3o pm. for all
the high school students and on
Sat, Jan 10th at GA am. for all
the elementary pupils.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Arndt of Bass Lake Road on
Christmas Eve. included Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Gergen and Mrs.
Mary Gergen of Newbury. On
Christmas Day, the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Arndt
and Mr.. Otto Arndt all of Clari-
don, and Mrs. Emily Thompkins
and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs.
William CHM of Chardon, Mrs.
Charles st. John of Claridon, OF
to st. John of Little Punderson
and Mrs. Jerry Ishee of Orwell.
on Sunday, Dec 28th the Harold
Arndt's entertained Mr.. n d
Mrs. Leonard Connolly and dau-
ghter, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Arndt all of Claridon for Sunday
supper. Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Arndt and son Jerry visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hub
ert Lemponen in Wickliffe FRI
day evening Jan. End.
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Newbury News Items

plete surprise to the Bells. The
Dvorak's also entertained relat-
ives over the Christmas Holida-
| US.
Mrs. Gabriel Wright motored
to New York recently to catch
a plane to Frankfort, Germany
so she can be with her husband,
Pfc. Cartel Wright. They are
living with his colonel while
there. She is the former Irene
Byler of NeWbury.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Eland Edward
announces the birth of a son on
Dec. 21st at Corey Hospital in
Chardon.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Neal league
| left this past week for Nogales,
Arizona, where they will Join
the Car trailer caravan for a
trip to Mexico. They also made
a trip like this last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McNish
celebrated their 25th wedding
anniversary on Jan. 4th by hold
| ing open house from 2 to 8 pm.
at the Bainbridge Community
hall on Route 306.
Gail, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. FRANK Waltman was home
from Ohio State University over
the holidays but she has retur-
nod fc anJ1nna ,1Nrrr s
Michael, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Waxler has returned
to his college classes following
his vacation which he spent at
home.
The president of the Holy,
Name Society of st. Helen's, Wa
rrell F'innerty would like to thank
all the men and women that
helped to clean and wax the
floors both up and down for the
Christmas Holidays.
A Christmas Party was held at
the Hall at st. Helen's on Sun.
Dec. 28th by Father James Nor
an for all the Children Of the
Instruction Glasses and all their
brothers and sisters. The paren-
is also attended it. A very nice
luncheon was served and of
course Santa himself was there
and he seen that all received a
very nice and useful gift along
with a bag of candy and fruit.
A Puppet Show was also shown
and with all the small fry you
could still hear a pin drop, it
was so quiet there. It was put
on by the Sherman Inc. of Cleve-
land Heights, Ohio. 1t was called
a Trip to the Moon and was
well prepared. This same show
will be put on at the Newbury
Schools some in Feb. so please
watch for future announc ementS.
All the puppets are hand made
by the couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman themselves. Cartoons
were also shown at the party.
The flowers on the altar at
the NeWbury United Community
Church were given in memory
of Mrs. Romea Knox by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan Weisz who live on Bell
Road.
The Sr. High Pilgrim Fellow
ship of the Community Church
will meet at the church hall on
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TALENT OPPORTUNITY

All talented individuals who would like heard
invited to their phone number with the cashier
for the attention of Mr.. Rynearson.
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BY MARGARET Nj. DAVIS
Phone Jordan d-51I1

The next meeting of the New
bury School P.T.A. will be held
at the school auditorium on Tues.
Jan. 18th at 8 pm.
George Oakford who lives on
Bass Lake Road is back in t h e
hospital again after having pen
icellen reaction. The doctor had
to administer oxygen to him and
then he was rushed to Corey eli
mic in East Claridon. Mr.. Oak
ford had planned to return t %
work this week following major
surgery recently.
Dennis Micheal, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Perrault of
FairvieW Park, Ohio, was guest
this past week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davis. He
is their nephew.
Davis, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Smialak of Bell Road cele-
brated his 7th birthday on Jan.
1st. The Smialek's returned in
time from their Christmas vaca-
tion which they spent visiting
relatives and friends In Penn.
Kenny, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schereoffer of KiWanis
Lake celebrated his 18th birth
day on Jan. 1st. A party W a S
held in his honor and he receiv-
ed many nice things from h S
many friends that attended.
The Newbury American Legion
will hold their first meeting Of
the new year at their hall on
Center DAD on Jan. 18th at s
pm. The Commander, Norman
hillips requests that all tn e
legionaires attend this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Dvorak
motored to Columbus, Ohio on
New Years Eve to attend a
party given by the sister of Mrs.
Dvorak, MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Bell
They returned on New Years
Day. The Dvorak's arrived in
Columbus just Is to IL in time
to see the old one out and the
new one in. The trip was a COM
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NEW S
from
MUNSON
BY MRS. BETTE SCHEELE
Avenue 6-l238

MUNSON - PHASES of All
activities in Geauga Cou n y
What It Is and What 1t Has To
Offer" will be the topic Mr.. Roy
Emerson, County Extension Ag-
ent of Geauga County will speak
on when he appears as guest of
the Munson Chardon PTA meet
ing next Monday evening, Jan.
uary IL at 3 pm. at the Bass
Lake School. An interesting eve
ming is being planned and W e
hope many parents will plan to
attend.
Send in your tax stamps from
your Christmas shopping with
the school children as each class
is handling the collection indivi-
dually this year.
Mr.. Leonard Miller, custodian
ed a stroke and is now in Corey
e a stroke and is now in Corey
Hospital in Claridon. Everyone
wishes him the best of every
thing.
Mems Club
The Mems Club of Munson will
meet on Thursday, January 18th
at 8:15 pm. at Bass Lake School.
Each member is asked to bring
a friend or neighbor to t h e e
meetings.
Esther Circle
Esther Circle will meet on TIL
ursday, January 8 at the home
of Mrs. Alice Osborne at noon,
for lunch and the monthly meet
ing which will follow.
Mrs. Milton Katz and children
Bert and Mella, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Haberer visited
over the weekend folio W ing
Christmas. They are from Wash
ington, d. G.
Visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Willard Parker for the holi-
days was Mrs. Thomas S. Par
ker of Birmingham, Michigan,
mother of Mr.. Parker, and their
son Mike, home form the Univer-
sity of Michigan. Also h ouse
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heaslip of Detroit, Michigan.
Munson Volunteer Fire Dept.
answered a call on New Years
Day evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bickerson Of FoW-
lers Mills Road. A hot water
tank burst into flames, but was
extinguished when the fuel sup
ply was cut off.
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ertson, Henning Drive, Char
don, from East Cleveland? :?
Their two children are Laura,
20 months, and Kenneth, 2
months. Mr.. Robertson is a
millman at 1ndependant Lum-
ber Co. in Euclid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Clark,
Taylor Wells Road, Chardon,
who have moved here fr o m
University Heights? T h e y
have three children; Ann, 5,
Norman 212, and John, l ~. MIR
Clark is employed by General
Electric at Nela Park in Cleve
land. Mr.. Clark's mother ma
kes her home with them.
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best dancers in the adult and
junior divisions for Waltz a n d
Jitterbug Tor Rock and Roll1
numbers and a special dance
with an award is planned + o r
those attending the age bracket
of nine years and younger. A
group of impartial judges will
decide these winners.
Dance hours are from 1880 10
80 pm. Election of the new can
teen directors will take place on
this evening as well.
Boy Scout Troop SO will hold
its annual re : chartering cere-
mony on Monday, January 19, at
the Hambden Tt wn Hall starting
at TO pm.
Scoutmaster Claude Bagley,,
has announced that the Court of
Honor { to present awards to the
Scouts who have earned them)
is planned as well for this eve
ning.
All interested Hambdenites :
are cordially invited to attend.
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JOIN The FUN

BRING THE CHILDREN your program designed for
listening pleasure
RADIO PROGRAM A BIG SUCCESS!
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store featuring good and
suggestions interviews with friends and
neighbors You'll while shopping at Thrashe each Sat-
host will be genial Glen Rnarson Me- who will
guests interest entertainment
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FREE ANN0UN CEMENTs

AS public nonprot schools
invited have their broadcast
progam them down and leave with the
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By MRS. JAMES RUCH


iously i'll at the Corey Clinic in
Claridon was reported slightly
improved Monday morning.
Mrs. Rhoda Johnson, who has
been in New York for six weeks
where she underwent surgery,
returned to her home here Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hensel en-
tertained the Garden Club of
South Euclid, New Years even
ing.
Mrs. Clarence Brown and dau-
ghter Clara of Montville called
on Mrs. w. II. Miller and Mrs.
Burt Ashcroft last Thursday.
We are sorry to hear Mrs.
Marvin Sherman hasn't been as
well. Also Mrs. Ferd Koblika.
Mrs. Mary Bogarke who spent
a few weeks with her sister in
Mogodor and Mrs. Clara Spaul-
ding who visited her sister for
a few weeks in South Russell re-
turned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Reiter
entertained eighteen neighbors
recently.
Mrs. Hilda Joiner entertained
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Reiter New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bigam Jr.
of Lake Lucerne was a New
Years guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Bigam.
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Robert B. Ford today on delin-
quency charges in connection
with the entering of the Chardon
Methodist Church on Dec. 8.
Chardon police said the three,
none of whom have been charged
before. we're cited for malicious
destruction of property T h e
boys repeatedly signed state
ments confessing the offense.
According to police, a fl e
cabinet, two tricycles and a
large doll were damaged, all
property of the Chardon school
and used in the kindergarten
which is held in the church base
ment. A door into the kindergar-
ten office was also pried open.
The chief of police said t he
doll, better known as Kinder
garten Suzie," was used by tea
chers to show children how to
dress, and represented a great
deal of work on the part Of the
kindergarten staff.