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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-27
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At MDJANUARY, THE LATEST FIGURES ON REC
ORD SHOW 5o4 900 UNEMPLOYED, UP $4,000 IN THE
FIVE WEEKS PRIOR TO THAT TIME. THIS is NOT TOO
FAR BELOW THE $4,000 POSTWAR JANUARY HIGH
LAST YEAR.
Some big industries Just haven't reached the degree OF
activity they had anticipated few months The auto
motive of these. Sales though relatively good
nothing 10 boast about.
THE 900 UNEMPL oYMENT FIGURE MAY NOT
MEAN TOO MUCH UNLESS AN INDIVIDUAL is ONE OF
THOSE OUT OF WORK. THEN IT'S REAL SERIOUSNESS
BECOMES QUITE APPARENT.
In way it is too bad that statistics have TO be used in
unemployment II leaves the impression only statistics
involved Yet each separate in the large number is
human being, probably with family to support
IT IS A soUL-sEARINc EXPERIENCE TO BE UN-
EMPLOYED. DEPENDING ON UNEMPL oYMENT INsUR-
ANCE OR RELIEF FOR SUPPORT OF ONESELF AND FAM
ILY. THE LONGER SUCH IDLENEss ENDURES THE
MORE RENDINc 1T BECOMES TO THE EMOTIONS, THE
ASPIRATIONS AND THE sELFcoNFIDENcE OF THE
VICTIMS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-27
"FRUEHAuF CLEARED IN BE0 l0Alr

Ds<ross Ns~s ~. 7-Io
NEW YORK Feb Ie.-An indictment which seeuSso
Detroit iodYssriss Roy Fsoehsvf q making ~ impress
loan 70 Dave Beck former Union president 49,
dismissed BY federal Judge bsvs ttdsy-
JUDGE SIDNEY sUcARNAN HELD thai IHs
TRANSACTION WAS INNOCENT" AND SAID THE ~
picEKEkT DID NOT SET FORTH WHAT The GOVERN
mEnT NOW ADMITS WAS THE FACT"
Frvehsvf president Of the Frvehsuf Trailer Co. wss
indicted last June together Beck and Bvse Seymour.
president Of the Associated Transport Co. Of kew York
LOUIS nzER ATTORNEY FOR FRueHAUF. DE-
sce,seo TIE INDICTMENT As "DEcEiTFul-"
THE INDICTMENT CHARGED THAT ROY FRue-
HAuF DELIVERED 100000 TO BECK ~ 1884" NizeR
SAID TODAY THE IMPRESSION WAS That HE
SLIPPED IT TO BECK UNDER THE TABLE
Actually. Roy assisted Seymour in obtaining loan
f,or, me Manufacturers Trust Co. Of ke~ York and
repaid with interest az per cent BY Beck in 1855.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-27
khrushehey Regards

tContnued from Back Psue)
GOD, ADDITIONALLY VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE.
RUSSIAN PEOPLES WILL BECOME
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
COMMUNISM WILL EVOLVE AND REPLACE IT'S
SANDY FOUNDATIONS WITH THE SCIENCE or
SCIENCES! - OF THE UNIVERSE OF THE
oNe. kE-A-l POWER IN, AND or THE ENTIRE UNI.
VERSE = omNiPoTENT. DIVINE LOVE. oMNIs
GENT. oMNIPREsENT, oMNIAcTvE - OUR
rATHeRMoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNlous~
p. 10, first Chapter Of GODS INFAlIIBLE : RIeIE
PASTOR = THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE rExr.
BOOK lIBERAToR OF SATAN BOUND" e,p,rc
CHURCHES, CLERGY, LAlTY LEADERS MAsses
rNoon NE MYTHICAL. DEvILlsH ANTtcHRlsT =
rSroHoPATHIc = ADAM-EvE, MuRpeRous
GAIN, JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND pApENr
7ooD - THE CHASTITY FARCE OF Iso.ea,Ies, Ma
'eN'Al txIsTENcE"l p III, san.
"KHRusHcHEv REGARDS u.s.As
WORKOUT HORSE"
DELHI, Feb. II UPD.-sov;et Prime AA;,;.,.r
N"'osnenev told Indians today that the urts s..,s
worn-ovs horse" 's o"'eo ''a'es Is
ru-,' sAn'Nc AT CIVIC RECEPTION mR xup,.su
icy ooAsTeo THAT THE SOVIET ,,n'o., -, re
n,srs ex 'sARs HAS NcREAsEDiTs PEP cAp,rA ,N
,,S,rsn As OUTPUT By ~ PER CENT. WHEREAS rHE
on1 STATES HAS HARDLY Rec,sr.psn an =.
"a. ne ADDED, REFERRING TO AMERICA.
o,.n saying goes, there was horse BIZ, !, l. worn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-27
erc,er wAs,xne1oN MAN OF CONSCIENCE.
.,n..rerv rplrTpelllNEsS.

.~s,u, !, rhrevsh ~ E. 2. Hutton. NJ .no lzo
,...s 40 ;moerssns whether young csoree "s'"'"s
-, 'v,v eheppsd down his fathers cherry ''P'' '''s"'
o. ''y ea"s = OFTEN MORE IMPORTANT THAN HIS
Lsc 1850 creoaos FACTS oNLv-oR IS SUP
ToRv. ns,o rrsnn e Tae WAY LATER GENERATIONS
POSED .o. nseson or EVENT THE IMPORTANT
49, = TuAr r. WASHINGTON DID CUT DOWN
re.s AND ne WAS ASKED ABOUT y, rs r Wa rp,,r re
x,No OF BOY WHO WOULD HAVE Io.o ~. 80" - 80.
Tr,,,b.,e;no is az low ebb today How mve" - any
- s' 49, g -. worlds statesmen say today, DO you
:. .t<ol,e face value? Nothing probably YOU look 'or
ee .osIs The ~simis for the partisan bias .or
oM wAsuNcTows BIRTHDAY, u IS WORTH MOI
,nr. Low MUCH HIS HONESTY SERVED HIS eouNIkr'
sND HOW IT CONTRIBUTED TO HIS ENOoN'So AWE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-27

BENJAMIN FRAkjKLIh'S O5Sex
AGAIN PERTINENT:

.s,ps IMPOSES THE HEAVIEST IAAes
r'I" ss~.sre rug RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE scRiBss
Avn puae1sees ye SHALL ~ no CASE SEE iHNO
apcpetseND TIE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN.
ounpaeseNTi - DEMONSTRATING The HUMAN
AND MATERIAL TO az MY Tbs - "A SrAs'1'
FARCE" THE EXCLUSIVE REALTY Or 0 c ,.sm
Only ONE - REAL UNIVERSE - Ger l:sa
VERY GOOD PERFECT - RElEcArsS HUMAN
Avn -uAreeIAl~ PHENOMENA TO THE mY-I-H'-
CAL. -cHAsrlY FARCE or MATERIAL lso-es''sol
EXISTENCE p III NY, GODS ONLY lNrAl-
f,ale- BIBLE - PASTOR - The cS Tiki
eoo.K. ~sclsNcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO
rue sraI-pTuR.E.s" DICTATED TO NY GREAT
esT NARY WHOSE NAN CHILD WILL RULE ALL
nations WITH ROD or IRON Rev i7sl my
ONE, sATAN.FREE SANE CHURCH - The
Arr T,,E SATAN BOUND" CHURCHES, CLERGY,
LAymEN LEADERS MASSES - 9oYEAR PLUS RIP
VAN vuNKL es - MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
cRIPpLEsl MANY or THE CLERGY MANIFEST FAITH
IN cHRlsTss SECOND COMING" AND VOICE
IMMNENcE THEREOF
euT THESE POOR RIP VAN Wrinkles BETTER
COME vq-t4 REPENTANCE SACK CLOTH AND
As;;C-, AND SEEK LIBERATION VIA MY HIGH
EST CHOSEN cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS! =
AND AppREHENo THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
HEAVIER AT HAND WITHIN YOU - AS PER JESUS
coN=iZfATIoN REVEALED TRUTH. 1000 &c.
GEN ISL AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT he
THE ONE REAL PARENT cREATORl HAD
MADE, AND, BEHOLD IT WAS Isl VERY Good!
"clO BACKS FREE AGED SICK CARE"
MIAMI BEACH, Feb. IS lUPIl-AFl-clO lenders to-
day prepared launch seppedup drive for COMPRESSION
al passage this year OF bill TO provide free medical bene
fits for social security recipients
A RESOLUTION STRONGLY ENDORSING THE So
CALLED FoRAND BILL INTRODUCED BY REP. FORAND
tD OF RHODE ISLAND WAS SCHEDULED FOR AOOP-
TON BY THE AFL-CIO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
Union officials said they confident the bill which
would increase social security pay roll taxes employers
workers by one-fovrfh Of per cent has good
chance Of being enacted into law.
THEY REPORTED THE HIGH COST OF HOSPITAL
ROOMS DOCTORS FEES AND DRUGS HAD CREATED
STRONG SUPPORT FOR A NEW METHOD OF PAYMENT
FOR MEDICAL CARE, ESPECIALLY FOR OLDER PER-
SONS AND RETIRED WORKERS.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
MEADOWOOD

1880 LACY DRIVE = Brand-new
brick split-level on la-acre site,
8 bedrooms, = baths, large family
room, convenient kit, sep, din.
rm., patio: S24 $50. DIR: Coles
vile I'd to Shaw ave, left to Lacy
dr., left to open sign.
BURNT MILLS MANOR
Evening star., 1960-06-26
ROCK CREEK FOREST

S2O4 COLSTON PLACE-Convenient
brick Colonial, beautiful wooded
setting. 3 lge. bedrooms and den,
lge. paneled rec. room. near
schools. bus and shopping: S24,-
$50. DIR: EaSt-West highway toI
Colston DIR, follow Gray Co.
arrnus
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Saratoga Acres"
ColeSVille

2 acres: spacious modern bunga-
low; 15x24 liv. rm. w/flrepl,
15xi5 din. rm. v/picture win
dow. I6x22 ultra-mod kit, 1Sx22
den or rec. rm., flrepl, bar. "Opens
on lge. fagstone patio. Master
bedrm.. dressing rm bath 2
other bedrms. and bath; util. rm.,
oil h.-wh h.. att Gear garage,
horse-van garage. 4-stall horse
barn, tack room, bath, saddle
horse training track. vhlte-board
berry. Blacktop entr: 10 min. Sill
yer Spring. $4,000 Terms, 81
300 cash, bal, 5Haet, payable
$3.50 per mo.
Chas. H. Jamison, Realtor
PooLESVnLE, ND. WI s-9223
KEVIN WADE JU. S-26lS
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fAPITOL VIEW - Spacious oil
CENTER HALL RANCHER-3 bed.
CHARLES H. JAMISON

! acre: Barnsville; former Doctors
home. Splendid frame residence;
liv. rm., din. rm.. modern KIT
buffers pantry. 10X21 porch; en-
closed jalousied windows; 8 ned-
rms. bath; horse barn; cattle
barn: poultry house; white board
fence: best section. S2o'OOu'
Evening star., 1960-06-26

R. L. SMITH REALTY co.
GA 4-7T1l GA 4-S705
Evening star., 1960-06-26
OPEN / TO 8.

OPEN / TO 9
ss3S CHERRY TREE LANE
Assume S19,5OO CT loan; 2 yrs
young: immac. 4-bedrm,, 2l2-
bath bi-level rancher; ultramod.
kit. with table space, dishwasher
and disposal: rec. rm., many more
extras. Dir: Out Colesyille I'd.
TO Univ. blvd, right to williams
burg, left to Norwood, right to
Waterford, left to Cherry Tree
CARR REALTY CO. Lo. 5-O93o
Evening star., 1960-06-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

CLEAN As A WHISTLE. 3 bed
rooms, . baths, finished bsmt
fenced lot; many extras; well
worth $l9,950. RIPLEY CO., JU
5-6lll.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
HOUSES FOR SALE MD.
NEAR TEMPLE ISRAEL
Breath Taking! /!

To see these Franklin Vale homes
is to want to own one-for the
features are so much greater than
the selling price. With the cathe-
dral ceilings in the liv. rms. OF
the split-leyels, and the true CEN
ter-hall Splt foyers in the ram
blers, they are truly q delight to
see. Both have eating space in the
kitchen. separate din. rm., 3 twin
sized bedrooms, ga baths. large
recreation rooms, sliding doors and
patios. Many extras. Come out
and ee these Franklin Vale homes
today.
Close to churches, all schools.
transportation, and pool. MIDWAY
BETWEEN Langley Park and Sill
yer Spring shopping centers.
Dir: Out Piney Br. I'd. to Univ.
blvd. East, left to Buckingham
drive, right to Weaver ST., left
again to furnished model home.
Grace w. Klein & Co., Inc.
JU. 5-OSS0 HE. 9-Ol5S
WE NEED LIsTINGs
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
Modern 3-bedrm. detached brick,
excel. cond., screened porch, f1repl.,
nice fenced yard: $500 down will
buy. S16.95O. HUGH T. PECK,
1855 New Hampshire ave, HE.
4-lIOO.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
OPEN. I TO 6
OPEN. is

VI C1N, 4-O
NEW 3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLERS
Today's kit. with table space, | "a
baths UP and y bath in full tiled
ment or TRADE. DTREcTIoNs:
Out Conn. ave. TO Knowles ave.
tKensington), left 2 blks. to
Summit, left 3 blks. to Mathews
lane right to open sign. Po.
sUBuRBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1960-06-26

CHEVY CHASE, nr. the circle--4-
bedrm.. 2-bath, brk. Colonial; den,
powder rm., maids bedrm., and
bath. garage, level lot Blessed
Sacrament or Somerset school,
asking $50. 500, flexible financing
6-29s5 or AID. 2-5424, TIGHE
Evening star., 1960-06-26
INUbhUUk
BEAUTIFUL ACRES

You'll enjoy the privacy of this
estate area. Lovely brick and
stone. Nice liv. rm., din. rm., Kit
4 bedrmS., plus paneled den 4
paths, 2-car garage, side scr. pch,
m rec. rm.r , fireplaces. Under
Evening star., 1960-06-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp,

SHERWOOD FOREST: ONE OR
MORE ACRES, Ramblers, Cane
Gods, Split Levels, S26,5OO to S37,-
$50. 3 and 4 bedrms., ultra-mod.
kit. LO. 5000.
HUGH T PECK. lI246 Georgia Ave.
VIII IranR-Call Rnr Annrnarni
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN, l TO S
SLIGO CREEK PARK
AREA

1913 WILDWOOD DRIVE
Spacious white brick Colonial: 3
bedrms., den, bath. powder rm.,
rec. rm.. walk-out bsmt.: nice yard
with lots of shade.
RUTHERFORD & SHULLEY. INC.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
CHEVY CHASE, 1908 Bradley lane

-3-bedrm. brick Colonial, large
corner lot, GE kitchen, basement,
rec. rm. Convenient to Rosemary
and Blessed Sacrament Schools
and buses. FILA loan available;
S21,500. OIL. 4-4615. Open from
Evening star., 1960-06-26
1ouN p DoNoHoE &, SONS

CHEVY CHAsE-Drastic reduction
owner reduced price S,l,5OO and
said Sell this 3 bedrm; brick
rambler with W baths and bsmt.
HURRY THIS WON'T LAST
Immed. occupancy, now only SIS
dn. payment. Trades considered,
W j NICHOLAS 10. 5-OSOO
Evening star., 1960-06-26

I43? CRESTRIDGE DR.-New brick
Colonial. all rms. large, bedrmS..
> baths and powder rm. First
floor, den, immense kit. scr. porch
ard garage; S36,500. DIR: Coles
vile rd to Dale drive (MrS. KS,
left to Crosby rd. risht 10 Pinoak
DIR, left to CreStridge, left to
Evening star., 1960-06-26

DUVALL DR., WestmoreIand Hills
A real value, under $4,000, for
bedrms., ia baths, powder rm,,
1st n, garage. bSmt. and attic.
This home was custom built with
discrimination and integrity, NOT
usual investment property. For
further Investigation, call OWNER.
NJ C.RgIG
Evening star., 1960-06-26

CHEVY CHASE -bedrm. Colonisl,
immac. cond., 2ia baths, LIST Ar
powder rm., beaut grounds. rear
scr. porch, rec. rm., gar, many
extras, l mi. to Chevy Chase
circle.
S32 $50
r. A. HUMPHREYS JU. 9-3900
Evening star., 1960-06-26

lOS06 CHILDS STREET-New brick
rambler in ideal residential area.
3 twin-Size bedrooms, pa baths,
wife-saver kit. large rec. rm.,
porch and garage DIR: New Rt,
No. 20 to Northwest dr., left to
Childs st. left to open sign.
WOODSIDE FOREST
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08
HeirWaYS

On Aug. 25, at the Booth
Memorial Hospital, Cleveland
a daughter, jeanette Evelyn,
weight 8 lbs was born to Mr..
and Mrs. John McNaughton
of WoOdSide DR.. Mr.. MCNau-
ghtOn came home with the
baby on Wednesday. OF h e r
children in the home are the
three boys, Douglas, David ,
and Dale.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08
Have You Met

Reverend and Mrs. Leo
MalloW have established re-
Sidence on the Greener ES-
tate, Chardon Madison I'd.
Reverend MalloW is the for
mer pastor of a nOndenom
-inational pioneer project in
Chardon. He is now the first
fulltime pastor of Hambden
church situated on Rt. 608.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ci-
bula have also purchased
their own home, 315 Cherry
Lane, Chester. They are
formerly from Yellow Spr-
ingS, o. The Cibula's have
two girls, Kathleen 3 and
Maureen 8 months old. Mr..
Cibula is a research phys
icist at Picker x ray Corp.
Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Di =
Bartholomeo who have mo-
we'd into their own new
home at 255 Cherry Lane,
Chester, from Euclid. They
have two children, Laura,
5, and Victoria 2. Mr.. DI
Bartholomew is an operat-
ing engineer at Economy
EXcaVating Co., Bedford, o
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ru-
zic who live in their own
home on Sharp Lane, CheS-
ter. They are former resi-
dents of Cleveland. T h e
Ruzic'S have two children,
Mark 9 and Deborah 5. Mr..
Ruzic is employed by the
Gabriel Co. of Cleveland,
and Mrs. Ruzic is employ
ed at LeeCe Neville O.,
Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. John Grogan
and family have moved from
their home on Clay st. to the
farm of George Phillips wher
Mr.. Grogan is employed.
Mrs. Ralph Fratoe under :
went surgery at the Euclid
Glenville hospital in Euclid
last week Wednesday morn
ing. This is the 18th opera :
ton Mrs. Fratoe has under
gone over a period of years.
Her many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Georgia Walters re :
turned home Monday after
spending a few days with
Mrs. Crystal Thorpe in Rock
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert STAN
ley and family have moved
into their new home.
Lyall Huntoon Jr. an d
Philip Alvord returned home
Sunday morning after spend
ing a few days fishing at Cla-
redon, Ontario
Rudy Bruenig had to be
rushed to the Geauga hospi-
tai after suffering a heart at
tack Sunday evening.
The Volunteer Fire Depart
ment and Ladies AuXiliry
wish to thank everyone VINO
so willingly donated t h r
time and nelp. Also everyone
for the donations of pies and
many other items at our eat
ing stand at the county fair
for the past five days.
School opened here Tues =
day morning with the follow
ing teachers: Mr.. Byrne, pri-
ncipal and 9th grade teacher.
Mr.. Ishee 7th grade. M g.
Cash 9th grade. Mr.. BolnoW
5th grade. Mrs. Miller, 4th
grade. Mrs. Ritchie, 3rd gra-
de. Mrs. Harrison, End grade.
Mrs. Hemer 1St grade. The
bus drivers are Mrs. Lillian
Perry, Mrs. Lillian Leggett,
Lester Skinner and Ted Gay
nor. Mrs. Jean Beardsley
secretary and Lester Skin =
ner custodian. Enrolment is
unknown at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Gaynor
and family have moved to
FoOtville.
The township hall is again
used as a 4th grade class =
room this term.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08
NEWS from MONTVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. w a liza e
White of Chardon and Mrs.
Carlton Alvord attended the
wedding of Miss Maureen Gil
lWay and Mr.. Bruce Allen at
the Firss Methodist church
in Middlefield Saturday aft
ernoon. Following the cere-
mony, they attended the re-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08

freshments and spent the eve
ming with Mr.. Sojka, instead
of the regular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Laws
and children and Mrs. How
ard Bond enjoyed a two hour
cruise down the Cuyahoga
River on the boat Carol Dian
ne, Wednesday afternoon
from the 9th st. Pier, Cleve-
land.
Weekend and Labor D a y
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Bond were Mrs. LaWr-
ence Herbert, and son Law
renee Jr., and Miss Grace
Peacock all Of Cleveland.
Anyone having young peo-
pie going to college this fall,
who would like their names
in the back to college
news, please telephone PARK
9-7957 and give the informa-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Snyder
and sons, Robert and Charl-
eS, Wilson Mills Rd., are on
a month tour of places of in
tereSt in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patter-
son were in Columbus, last
week for the Ohio State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kneale
Jr. and daughter Laura Kay
from Long Beach, Calf, are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Kneale, Caves
Rd. for about 10 days. Ralph
Jr. is a Lieut.. Jr. Grade in
the U. S. Coast Guard, and
this is his first furlough to
home since he joined the SER
vice. This is the first time
the grandparents have seen
little Laura Kay, who is 13
months old
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wendt
and Miss Geraldine Ditto are
on an extended tour which
has so far included Washing
ton State and California. The
last word from them came
from Bryce Canyon, Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Salzer,
| formerly of Cedar Rd., are
now living in their new home
south west of Cleveland
near Bera.
Pasadena and Arcadia, Ca
lifornia. They made
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ditto
returned last week from a
10 day trip through PennSyl-
vania and New York state.
They visited a day and night
with hec cousin, Mrs. Hattie
COlvin of Lickingville, Pa ,
then on to visit friends in
LaCeyViile, Pa. They accom-
panied these friends to the st.
Lawrence Seaway, ThouS e
and Islands and Corni n G
Glass Works before their re-
turn home. Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
wis WickS and family Of In
dependence, O., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Ditto of Chagrin
Falls, o., were guests at the
Ditto home on Saturday.
Ralph Ouigley aCcompani-
ed by his father in law and
brother in law from Wick
life, O., and two friends OF
Cleveland, left Thursday on
a fishing trip in Northern
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gun,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08
Iga Golden Age Club

e Geauga Golden A G e
will hold a picnic on
day, Sept. -, at noon at
home Of Mrs. r a | p h
yarz, 1850 Sherman Rd., ,
weather permits. Other
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08
Y EW S from C. Il e S T E R

ningham and children Gary
and Craig of Lakewood Dr., =,
have returned from a two
weeks vacation, visiting
friends and seeing sights in
Pasadena and Arcadia, Calf.
They made the trip by Jet
plane both ways.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08
VerO Beach Picnic Held

On Sunday, Aug. %, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ditto, Wilson
Mills Rd., held a picnic at
their home for folks W h o
have spent their winters at
Vero Beach, Fla, or have vi
sited there from time to time.
Forty three persons were
present, many out Of town &.
Those from Chester were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Inkster,
Mr.. and Mrs. DWey Boepple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Petersen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph ShanOW-
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rus
sell, Nj. and Mrs. Douglas
HulSlander and family a n d
Mr.. and MIS-. Homer CuStis
and family. And from Rus
sell, M. and Mrs. Forrest
ThWing and Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Kieselbach and family.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08
Personals

Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ditto
visited in Cleveland on We'd
nesday at the home of their
son, Donald Ditto and family
who had just returned from
a three weeks vacation i n
VerO Beach, Fla, w h ere
they occupied the Harry Dit
to trailer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Vargo
and daughter Alexis and Mrs
Mary Czell of Mulberry Rd.,
spent the Labor Day week
end in WeGt Virginia.
Yaro Soika is now conval-
escing satisfactorily at h s
home, having been released
this week from Hanna House,
University Hospital, where he
underwent a serious opera =
ton about three weeks ago.
On Thursday night, men of
the K of P Lodge took re =
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-08
esterIand Welcome
tgon Club

tSOn SlCD
NE program committee of
: Chesterland Welcome Wa
l club headed by Mrs. By
l Schalier, have been hard
work scheduling programs
the complete season. On
committee are MeSdam-
Stanley Dunlap, R o g e =
igerS, William ManSpeak-
Carl Haas, and Dean Le-
nyon. For the first meet
a fashion show will be pre-
ted on Wednesday, Sept.
at 8 pm. at the Chester
mentary school gym Club
mbers will model fashions
n Fashion Town. a n d
5 from Albert Furs, East
e Shopping Plaza. Hair
les will be by Casino Hair
sSers. All residents o {
asterland, new and old, are
tied to attend.
,steriand Baptist Church
'uring September, r V .
auel Davis will use t h e
TX Of COlOSSians as h i S
non background. The eX-
.ded nursery and kinder
ten program will start a.
n September II. Faciliti-
available from 10 am. to
n.
n September II at 4 pm.
door baptiSmal service at
Robcrt Williams farm in
,elty. Cub Scout Troop 1913
It's every Wednesday at
m. John McNaughtOn, is
master
v Doctor in Chester
aeodore MackiW. MD, a
nber OF the Academy Of
iicine of Cleveland, is the
I general practitioner in
ster. Porn in Austria, Eu-
?. 56 years ago, he is a
1uate Of the University of
2, Austria. He praCtiCed
aral medicine in Europe
years. before coming to
in l948 After serving as
nterne in YOnkers Gener-
hospital YonkerS, N. Y,
worked in City Hospital,
Oklyn and in the Brook
Jewish Hospital in surg
obstetrics, and emerg .
7. DR.. Mackiw opened his
'e on Sept. |, in the CheS-
Commerce Medical Build.
adjacent to the Chester
( building, MayfieId Rd
phone PA 9-7368. No re.
r office hours, by appoint,
t only.
:. L. D. Fortney h a S
ed his office from h S
G On Chillicothe Rd. to
same office, and is in as,
alton with Dr.. MackiW
Fortney will practice ply
| theraapy.
ter Library Moved
le Chester Library is now
led on the first floor Of
Kump Building, 30 Henri
Dr., across the S t 7 e e
/ Chester post office. The
area provides more space
more books and for a big
and better reading room
Iga Golden Age Club
e Geauga Golden A g e
will hold a picnic Ol
day, Sept. 12, at noon a
home Of Mrs. r a p h
yarz, 1850 Sherman Rd.
weather permits. Other
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wise it will be held in the So
cial room of the church
Please bring a dish of food to
pass and table service f o
self.
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Farewell Party For Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence RO-
binett and children, Carol
ROnnie and Laurie and Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn Battles attend
ed a picnic dinner on Labor
Day at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Battles, Wright
St, WillOUghby. This was a
family farewell party given
in honor Of Lester B. Battles
Of GlenWOOd Ave, Willough-
by. Lester, the younger son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Bat
ties received an appointment
as U. S. Postal Inspector on
Aug. 10, and will be sent to
Washington, d. c., on Sept.
IS for a six weeks schooling
course. He will then receive
six months training in t h e
New York City Post Office
and surrounding areas. At
the end Of that time he will
be assigned to a permanent
New York State are and will
move his family then, to be
with him. Besides his wife
Dorothy, he has a son JEFF
frey and q daughter, Barba-
ra.
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Attend Grand American
Trap Shoot

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dill,
DR.. and Mrs. Greiner, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Petersen,
Leonard Petersen Jr., a n d
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Montague
spent several days at Wanda
LA, O., last week, attending
the Grand American trap
shoot held there.