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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-15

Richard W. RemiaS, Exc
cutOr of the Estate of: STEVE
REMIAS, Sr., Decd.
FINAL ACCOUNTS
Carl n. Warner, Jr., Admin
istrator of the Estate Of:
MAYBELLE E. WARNER
Deceased.
Barbara F. Granger, Ad-
ministratriX Of the Estate Of:
RICHARD L. GRANGER, De
ceased.
Thomas G. RoWley, Admin
iStrator Of the Estate of: AN
MA KOSMAN, Deceased.
Lester D. Cain, Administra-
tor of the Estate of: MARY
J. CAIN, Deceased.
Margaret C. Thomas, Ad-
miniStratriX Of the Estate Of :
EUGENE THOMAS, aka EU-
GENE A. THOMAS, DeCeaS-
ed.
Madeleine A. Krum, Guard
ian of: DOROTHY NINA
KRUM, Minor.
ElWin w. Mintern, Admin,
istrator of the Estate of: Will
BER BURDETTE MINTERN
aka WILBER B. MINTEBN
Deceased.
Marilynn M, Geiger, aka
Marilyn Geiger, ErecutriX o
the Estate of: GEORGE L
MILLER, Deceased.
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS
Margaret T. LeiSt, Admin
istratriX of the Estate Of
JULIUS JOHN 10TH. ak}
JULIUS J. 10TH, Deceased
(FirSt Partial AcountD
Dorothy P. Fisher, Guard
ian Of: HERBERT F. FISH
Err, Incompetent Person
(First Partial Acount)
Ray K. ThraSher, Guardian
of: VERNON BUCHNER, In
competent Person. (SeCont
Partial Account
Ray K. ThraSher, Guardian
of: VERNON BUCHNER, In
competetent Person (Thirt
Partial AcOunt
The Union Savings & Trus
Company, Trustee of tn
Trust Created by Item VIII o
Will of: EMMA M. C. RIES
Deceased Seventh Partial
Ferdinand D. Mass, Guard
ian of: EMIL r. MASS, In
competant Veteran. (Nint
Partial Acount
Doris Patton CTaylOr), Gu
ardian of: JEANNETTE
WILLIAM CAMP, Minors
(Tenth Partial ACcounD
Unless exceptions are file
thereto, said accounts will b
lOf nearing DelOfe SalQ COuf1
on the 22nd day of October
1860, at 1000 AM, at WhiC
time said accounts will be cor
sidered and continued fror
day to day until finally dispC
Sed Of.
Any person interested ma
file written exceptions to sal
accounts or to matters pei
tanning to the execution of tn
trust, not less than five day
prior to the date set for heal
ing.
ROBERT B. FOR.
Probate Judo
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-15
Color CNetalic Gray)

Color (Metalic Gray
1856 Ford 2-dr. Business Sc
dan for Trade-In.
The Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all
bids.
Bids to be delivered to Will
ma F. Kronk, Clerk of the
Board Of County Commission
ers, Court House, Chardon,
Ohio.
Mark Envelope County
Building Department Car"
GEAUGA COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
WILMA F.. KRONK CLERK
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-15
PROBATE NOTICE
Approval and Settlement of
Account

Revised Code, Sec. 2109.32-33
Accounts and vouchers Of
the following named persons
and estates have been filed in
the Probate Court Of Geauga
County, Ohio, for approval
and settlement.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
Recount Increases
Bronson's Edge
Over Bullock

JUNEAU, Dec. 6 Up - A recount
of ballots cast in II precincts in
northwest Alaska for the Senate
District N seat held by Lester
Bronson left the Democratic in
cumbent with an increased So
vote edge over Republican chal-
lenger Edith Bullock.
Mrs. Bullock, a Kotzebue Re
publican, had asked for a recount
of the votes in II precincts in the
district, plus the absentee ballots,
after official state canvas figures
showed she was a 1881 ,652 loser
to Bronson.
After the recount, the totals for
the district were Bronson LIS
and Bullock 1,677.
The final outcome was decided
in part on number of questioned
ballots.
In each case, the other had mark
ed the straight Democratic party
vote circle at the top of the bal
lot, then had written the name of
a written candidate on the Demo-
cratic side of the ballot for state
senator from District N.
In an opinion written for Sec
rotary of State Hugh Wade, Atty.
Gen. Ralph Moody said the cleo
ton code was explicit in specify
ing that a mark in the straight
party circle overrode all other
marks on the ballot.
When the voter marked the
straight party voting circle, Moody
said, he forfeited his right to vote
for written candidate, even
though the written candidate was
on the same side of the ballot as
the marked straight party voting
circle.
The completion of the Bullock
Bronson recount also ended the
three retabulations applied for
after the Nov. general election
and left the Democrats with a %
Is margin in the State House of
Representatives and a 1877 margin
in the State Senate.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
Maritime Board Hearing
On Alaska Freight Rates
Closes In Secrecy Tuesday

WASHINGTON tR - A Federal
Maritime Board hearing on a 10
per cent increase in Alaska water
freight rates closed yesterday in
secrecy.
The final witness was John
Lee, president of Puget Sound
Alaska Van Lines. Lee appeared
in response to a board subpoena
after unsuccessful appeals to fed
eral district court and the U. S.
Court of Appeals contended would
be valuable to competitors.
Board examiner Arnold J. Roth
granted the motion of company
attorney O. Kominers to exclude
from the hearing room all persons
other than attorneys who were
sworn not to divulge the testi-
mony to anyone.
The examiner said that under
an earlier board decision he would
have to deny a further motion,
should one be made, to keep the
transcript of Lees testimony out
of files available for public in
spection. He said the board had
ruled in another case that there
is nothing private or confidential
about the affairs of carrier en-
gagged in interstate commerce
Board approval of the rate in
crease is sought by shipping lines
affiliated with the Pacific-Alaska
freight conference. Earlier hear
ing sessions were held in Seattle
and Anchorage in July.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
School Christmas Program
To be Presented Dec. %

The Nome School Christmas en-
tertainment will feature the Jun
ior and Senior High School this
year and will be presented by the
High school Chorus and School
Band.
The program will be held on the
evening of December 22nd in the
school auditorium under the direc-
ton of Mrs. VIM. Cameron.
School will close at noon Fri
day, December 23rd. During the
morning, the class rooms will have
their Christmas parties and there
will be an assembly at which time
the men on the faculty will play
a basketball game with the High
School Nanooks.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
Mrs. Kelliher Brings
From Former Nomeites
Now Living In Anchorage

Mrs. Maurice Kelliher who re-
turned from Anchorage where she
attended the State Board of Edu-
cation meeting brought greetings
from Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Angel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kroninger
to their friends here. She also re-
ported that Judge Walter Hodge
is convalescing at home following
surgery at the hospital.
Mrs. Kelliher had high praise
for Judge Hubert Gilbert who
presented the program of the
Nome Chamber for the need of
the new vocational school.
She also had the opportunity of
visiting the Alaska Methodist
University where the board mem
bers were guests at lunch.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
Boy Scout District Committee
Meets Tomorrow with Ira Hill

There will be a meeting of the
Boy Scout District Committee at
2:45 in the SeavieW Room on
Thursday.
The committee, with members
who will be with the group for
the first time, will meet with Ira
Hill, scout executive of the Mid
night Sun District from Fair
banks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lie of
Kotzebue are the parents of a
daughter born last evening at
the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
Constance Erickson Leaves
For Missoula. Mont.

Constance Erickson, due to her
health, is leaving this week for
her home in Missoula. She ex-
presses appreciation to friends and
organizations whose thoughtful
ness has made leaving easier.
Miss Erickson states she will
return in 1868 for the dedication
of the new Methodist Church and
remain for the summer months.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
Woodin Family Leaves

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Woodin
aid family who have been resi-
dents for the past season were
scheduled to leave today for their
home in Anchorage. Mr.. Woodin
was from City Electric Co. and
las been doing work on the
Nv armory and for the FAA.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07

DEMOCRATIC MEETING
All Democratic District Com
rnittee delegates are reminded that
there will be a meeting Thursday
evening at 800 p. m. at the resi-
dence of Carrie McLain.
Lester Bronson. Chairman
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07

Grand prizes at the Calvin
Stores are a Zenith radio; Johnson
cupboard motor; sewing machine
or 5000 in groceries mot in cash
as enormously advertisedD. Cash
purchases or payment on account
qualify the customer. but Com
mercial accounts are excluded.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07

Attention Pioneer Women
Pioneer Women of Alaska
Auxiliary No. will have a
Christmas party Friday evening
at the Pioneer Hall. All members
will bring Christmas wrapped
gift of about $l.00.
Helen Dunbar. Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Herbert Paniptchuk
and Nina Lie.
Discharged: Phil Lancaster, J.
Norbert infant and Betty Krisher.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
JAYCEE MEETING
8 pm. THURSDAY
ANG ARMORY
N o T I C E

N o T C E
There will be a Bingo Party
Friday. December 8. at 8 pm. at
ST. Joseph's Hall. Refreshments
will be served.
ST. Joseph's Altar Society
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
N O T I C E.

N O tt c E
Pioneer Igloo No. will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday.
Dec. 2 at 8 pm. A full attendance
desired for nomination of officers
and other important business for
welfare of the organization. Re-
freshments.
-Chas. D. Jones. SectY.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07
w A n T A ID S

Furnished Houses For Sale or
Rent-Call Black 1913.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07

TYPEWRITER for rent. Call the
Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-07

Furnished Cabins, warm, un-mod-
ern, $40 up. Black 1876. l46c
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Conservation
Group Plans
Banquet

BURTON - Guest speaker
at the Geauga county Soil
Conservation District annu-
al meeting will be L. S. CPete
Hartley, Manager Agricultu-
raj Development, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. headqua-
rterS in Baltimore, Md.
The banquet meeting will
be held December Is, at 7:15
pm. in the Burton Congre-
gational church, served by
the women of the church.
Donald Riley will be toast
master.
Allen Franks will Summar-
ize the years conservation
activities.
The public is invited. but
reservations by December /
are necessary for the family
style dinner. They may be
made by contracting local S
CD supe erviS Sors Allen
Franks, Auburn; Frank Ma
rouS, cambridge, Anson Rho
deS, HuntSburg; Donald Ril-
ev, Burton; and Hubert Starr
ClaridOn. as we'll as Wilbur
Shisler, Burton or Don Mey-
er Burton or by phone at TIE
mple 4-4152.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
HanbdenPTA
Xmas Party

HAMBDEN - Paul JAG
obs, Geauga Community Hos
pital administrator, was the
guest speaker at the Novem-
Der meeting of the Hambden
P. r. A.
He spoke about the history
Of the hospital, its growth,
and the many services it Of
ferS. Following his talk Mr..
Jacobs answered questions
from the audience.
Mrs. Marilyn Miller report
ed on the success Of the car
niVal and announced that a
profit of $225.00 was made.
Plans for the school Christ
mas party have been made.
1t will be held on Wednesday
Dec. q, from ! pm. until
school closes. A huge Christ
mas tree will be put up in
the gym and ornaments made
by the children will be used
to decorate it. Refreshments
will be served by the P.T.A.
A Christmas program, pre-
sented by the students, will
be held on Friday evening,
Dec. 16, at 8 pm. This is the
second in a series Of program
grams planned by the facul-
ty for the school year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Apple Butter Festival
Shows $3.50. Profit

BURTON - Sale of herbs
has always been a mag
net for the visitors at the Ge-
auga Historical Society'S fes-
tivals at Burton.
The Society is to raise its
own herbs. At a meeting Of
directors, Frank Feigle re-
ported that a Chesterland
Garden club will plant and
take care Of a large herb gar
den for the Boughton house.
This is made possible by a
$500 bequest from the estate
of DR.. French, former Bur
ton physician.
B. J. ShanOWer said he has
been informed that Sunoco
will move the house of for
mer mayor Paul Gather to
the museum grounds. This
house, a century old, faces
Burton park. The grounds
committee will decide where
the house should be located.
Maurice Fox said county
commissioners feel they have
a duty to aid the Historical
Society if a definite need can
be shown, and hope to include
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Court of Appeals
Disnisses Case

The Seventh District Court
of Appeals notified Clerk of
Courts Donald Philips Mon
day, that it has upheld the
decision of Common Pleas
Court in dismissing the suit
brought by Gene Henry ag-
ainst the City of Akron.
THE judgment of the trial
court is affirmed. This action
is transitory in character and
must be brought in the area
of Summit County," the Ap-
pealS Court judges said.
Henry had asked in his suit
for a declaratory judgment
raising the question of the
right of Akron to acquire land
in Geauga County for water
purposes when it is selling
water beyond the corporate
limits of Akron.
Akron answered by filing a
motion to dismiss the action
for the reason that the suit
can be brought only in Sum.
nit County.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

Xmas
Gifts

In cooperation with the well
fare agency ard service
groups Christmas baskets are
again to be given to the I'M
fortunate. All the school chill
dren are invited to partici-
pate in bringing canned gods
to the school, as designated
by the school principal. The
Scout troops are assisting in
decorating buShel baskets
and gathering and sorting of
canned goods at the school.
AquariuS club members
have been decorating shoe
boxes, which will hold good
les for our rest home people.
Toys may be left at the
Carlson Hardware store and
Van Gorder Hardware Store
in ChardOn.
Financial contributions are
to be sent to Mrs. Harry B.
keenan,, Garfield Rd., Char
don, They will be gratefully
accepted to make others hap
pier, said Mrs. w. J. Eard-
ley.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
VT. W. Aides
Meet at
Engel

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Y. +. w. met at the home Of
Mrs. Kenneth Engel, Dec. /,
Thank you letters were
read by Mrs. Tim Wells from
Grille and Brecksville hospi-
tails and the American Red
Cross for their donations fro
from the Auxiliary.
A thank you letter was also
read by Mrs. John Ritondaro
from the National Home in
Michigan for the birthday
gift sent to a little girl in the
home.
Mrs. Ella Carlson gave a
report on the Thanksgiving
family. How much they ap-
preciated the basket. Also
she will be collecting food for
a Christmas family.
Mrs. Roy Parson is taking
reservations for the Christ
mas dinner Dec. Is at Char
don Lakes Inn. Members vii
wishing to attend please con-
tact her.
Mrs. Hiram CovelI gave
her report on the underpriv-
ileged children Christmas pa
rty Dec. II.
Council meeting will be on
Dec. 10, at Fairport with a
100 gift exchange.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Six Children Saved from
Fire in Claridon

CLARIDON - Six children
were saved from a fiery dea-
tn when flames swept a two
family duplex frame home on
Claridon Troy Rd. a half
mile south Of Rt. 322 at 4 a.
m, Monday in Claridon town
ship.
-Four children Of MI. and
Mrs. John Beavers, Mark,
4; Brad, 8; Scott, 2, and Deb
by, l were sleeping in an up
stairs room. Beavers and his
son John Jr., 18, climbed to
the roof, smashed a window
and brought the children to
safety. Beaver is at a loss to
know how he got on the roof.
Mrs. Beavers was in Geauga
Community hospital where a
girl was born to her Satur-
day.
Occupants of the other a.
partment were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wozniak and their
two children, Debby. 2, and
Terry, nearly a year old. The
WOzniakS Smelled smoke and
carried their children out.
Their apartment was not bad
ly damaged by fire.
Fire Chief Karl Golf Of the
Burton department brought
out all his equipment and for
mutual aid summoned Char
don Fire Department.
FLAMES were leaping
from the roof when We ar
rived" said Golf. THE blaze
started in the basement and
around the chimney and then
spread rapidly.
Most of the contents of the
Beaver home and all Of their
clothing were destroyed. The
Beavers had no insurance.
Few people appreciate the
value of the mutual aid Sys-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Bazler Wants
Route IL
Straightened

G.. E. Bazler, manager of
the Bass Lake Community, is
moving to have the State
Highway Department elimin-
ate the two curves on Rt. A
near the golf course.
They yearly are the scene
of many auto accidents, some
that have brought death.
Bazler has requested the
Sheriff's department to give
him an exact count of the
number of accidents on the
curves during 1860. He wants
them to show to the State
Highway Department along
with an engineers plan of
how the curves can be made
a StraightaWay.
1--WE own land on both sid
eS of Rt. A for a consider
able distance" said Bazler,
"and would be willing to yield
some Of our land that would
be needed for the Straighten-
ing"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Geauga Jail
Escapee Sought

A % year old habitual
criminal escaped from the
Geauga county jail Tuesday
morning.
The Sheriff's dept. is search
ing for Richard Stalker, Of
Cleveland, who escaped from
Geauga county jail sometime
between 2;30 and 7:30 am.
The eScapee, charged with
rape on Oct. 10, was discov-
cred missing at the routine
check up at 7:30 am. by
deputies.
According to Sheriff Louis
A. Robusky, the fugitive eS-
capped through a hole kicked
in the bottom corner of the
cell on the second floor, went
up to the jail attic and
through a trap door to the
fire escape.
The hole, measured by the
Chief Deputy David Yates,
was seven inches wide.
Found near the hole were a
bar of soap and a broom han
die.
The 165 pound, 5-foot-3 pri-
Soner was reported wearing
Lewis and a red plaid shirt.
Two other men sharing the
cell with Stalzer did not eS-
cape with him, the sheriff
said.
Neighboring law enforce
ment officers and the eSCap-
ed mans wife and family
have been alerted by Geau-
ga Sheriff'S Department.
Stalzer was charged with
a rape in September. He was
bound over to the Grand Ju-
ry on a $1,000 bond by the
county court in Middlefield
on Oct. 10. He went to jail in
lieu of bond.
The hunted man was par
oled from the Mansfield Re
formatory on April 13, 1860
on a l to 20 year charge Of
carrying a concealed weap-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

a modest amount for that pur-
pose in the 1861 budget.
Receipts of the fall apple
butter festival totaled $l1 $40.
%. Expenses to date amount
to S. 1885, leaving a net of
$,5656.27.
On the Saturday Of the fes-
tival 875 registered at the mu-
scum and on Sunday, 2,011
persons. Donations for the
two days were $246.25 and at
the Boughton house, $168.70.
Thirteen schools have visited
the museum this fall, three
more are scheduled, and
eight for next spring.
Frank Goff, museum cur
ator. showed the directors a
muSket taken from a British
soldier in the Revolutionary
War and that was used again
in the War of 1872.
A $1,000 budget for 1861 op-
Grafton was approved.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08

voter explaining all details of
the need for the leVies. "Sev-
eral voters have expressed
appreciation for the letters
clearly explaining the situa-
ton, Mayor Meats said. The
fire department paid for the
stamps and stationary.
AS road improvements are
now satisfactory on Cynthia,
Irma and Hilltop drive, main
tenance bond for the work
was lifted.
Councilman Harry Walker
reported on some inveStiga-
ton of the proposed raise in
rates asked by the Chardon
Telephone Co. He found some
raises as high as 80 per cent
on phones. Council will be
represented at the hearings
before the Public Utilities
Commission and expect to re-
ceive reports from it.
The u. S. Air Force was
granted permission to use a
room in the village hall for
aptitude tests on Dec. Is.
The annual Christmas par
ty for persons and their IA
miles connected with the op-
GRAFTON Of Chardon Village
will be held with a pot luck
dinner at $50 pm, Dec. 10.
There will be a program and
dollar gift exchange.
David Eardley spoke in be-
half of the Plaza Shopping
Center interests regarding a
partially constructed bushes
building near Daneisl drive,
and in an area zoned for re-
SidentiaI. 1t is across the par
king lot and facing the stores.
No building permit was iSsu-
ed by the village. Council
said it would receive any
recommendations from the
Planning Commission in re-
gard to the situation.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
CouncilBuys Equipment
Plans New Well

On bids, Chardon Village
Council in session Thursday
night purchased a snow blow
er from J. J. Turner Co., in
Cleveland, at 50, 40; half ton
truck from Mcbride Bros. for
81, ,484.85, and two water we'll
pumps, capable of pumping
800 gallons per minute, at $773
each, from Byron Jackson
Co., Cleveland.
Because Of the per cent Of
water supply has not been adj
equate, and on recommended
ton of the Board of Public
Affairs, Council passed an or
dinance to drill a new well
in the Bass Lake area. A well
there was found to be surg
ing. The new we'll will have
a II = inch hole to afford bet
ter control. Drilling will be-
gin Immediately.
A State geologist said there
is not a shortage of water but
because of silt the wells need
attention.
Mrs. Jennie Davidson, the
clerk, reported that during
the last two quarters $4,000,
600 gallons Of water have
been consumed by Chardon
residents and that this year,
use will be 100 million gal
Ions.
The clerk was authorized to
advertise for bids for a new
police cruiser. In II weeks
survey old parking meters
got $809.4 a3nd the new ones
$972.25.
Mayor J. w. Meats express
sed appreciation to Chardon
residents for their confidence
in the administration and fire
by voting over
whelmingly for the fire de-
partment and street levieS.
The Mayor thanked Council
for sending out letters to each
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Rules Jail May Be
Centrally Located

Rt. A in Munson Township c
few miles away from Char.
don.
Dinsmore also pointed out
another law stipulation tha'
can delay construction for q
few weeks.
Before purchase of land or
which to set a building com.
misSionerS must advertise the
intent to buy a particular site
in two newspapers for four
weeks and also have hand.
bills printed. The commissio-
ners must hear all petitions
for and remonStranceS again
st the proposed purchase.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-08
Agents Go
Back to
School

Mrs. Margaret M. Clifford,
Geauga county home econo-
mics agent, is attending a
week long kitchen planning
school at Ohio State univer-
Sity in Columbus this week.
This school is a part of CO.
operative extensions in-trai-
ming program for extension
agents. The short course is
designed to keep home ag-
ents informed about the lat
est ideas, equipment and ar
rangement of the modern kit
chen. Although the kitchen
planning knoW-hoW might
be used in planning home &C.
onomics meetings for county
women, it is more likely to
be used to council individual
homemakerS as they plan
new kitchens or remodel old
ones. This service is avail
able at the Agricultural ex-
tension service in Burton.
Roy Emerson, County All
Agent, is taking advantage of
another part of the education
al program for extension
workers. He is taking gradu-
ate work at Ohio State Uni
versity this quarter. Mr.. En-
erSon will be back in the
county for the holidays but
will be in the campus again
for three weeks in January.