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SAMUEL e. BOGLEY

SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF Md, Inc. OIL. $1,000 Til Q
BETREsDA-HIS LOSS is YOUR
GAIN, OWNER MOv1NG-3.bed-
rnl. Colonial on beautiful wooded
lot: mod. kit. and brkfst. nook
family den, flrepl.. rec. rm., .
baths, ialousied porch. See thi.
today. HUGH T. PECK, OIL. 6-9lf0
BETHESDA.MASS. AVE. AREA
tSprinsfieldD - Excellent brick
spht-level on lovely lot near
woodacres School; 3 bedrms.. 2Ha
baths plus space for 4th bedrm.
on upper level. Daylight rec. room,
screened porch, gear garage. Call
JAMES Z scHwAB. EN-. 2-5s0O,
Ewes. OIL. 2-1409 or OIL. 4-T6e3
bETHESDA-4-bedfoom split-leye
surrounded BY most attractive
homes. large closets, 3 baths
beautiful yard. In EOS. 10. b-2e90
HUGH 7. PECK, 11246 Georsia Ave
BETHESDA-3-hedrm., 2-bath brk
rambler: ideal location; liv. nm.
firepl., large carport, patio, hot
water radiant heat: S21,500. GEO
W. ROBERTSON, Resltor, OIL. q
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POTOMAC, MD.


S43.5OO
Don't miss seeing this striking new
4-bedroom home on 0 high wooded
site in this most desirable COM
munity. Excellent financing. Other
homes and sites to select from.
OLIVER 7. CARR, Realtor-Build-
ers, Ma. s-a340: ewes, AK. 9-e2t1 !,
RETIRED 6,
This all-briek home is close TO bus
s sSS i ,Sti seIs q TRADE FfSsI Eos si'
KEN DRUsKIN 4 CO. open til g.
Ill200 Viers Mill Rd.. 10. 5-2O05
ROCK GREEK PALISADES-Assume
$1,000 VA loan. Sl25 monthly;
like new 4.bedrm., 2-bath home
with many extras. Lovely rec, nm,
washer, drier, air conditioned. 10.
6. a. scHLEsINoER co.
R0CKvILLE-HoUsEs LIKE THIS
ARE SCARCE; wonderful 3-bedrm.
split-level: Ice. mod. kit. sep. din.
rm., msgnifcent family rrn. :;
81 900 dn. Call now. HUGH T.
PECK. GA. 4-65T5.
ROCKVILLE : NEED A BIG
HOUSE? Lge. bedrms. with double
closets, beautifully equip. kit,
firepl.. rec. rm., Garage. Ericed
for Quick sale: $4,000. HUGH
T. PECK, GA. 4-6575.
ROCKVILLE $500 down, 500 mo.
pays all-3-bedrm. rambler; bsmt,,
storm windows. fenced lot: SIS
ESQ. r. L. SMITH, REALTOR,
GA. 4-77ll, VIII. 6-657a.
ROCKvILLE-FoR Foxy BUYERS,
wonderful 3-bedrm. split-level;
wife pleasing kit. sep. din. rm.,
family I'm: 81 900 dn. HUGH T.
ROCKVILLE--b.r. hrk.. bsmt,; as.
t simt s fiI5SO' wooD. I L.. NO 407Ioo
SHORT ON CAsH:-$sa per mo.
proximateiy $4,000 annually. Liv.
rm.. din. rnl., Kit, bath, full bsmt.
with finished rec. rm.. loft. Let,
Soft. paved driveway: compact
but complete. Immed. occupancy.
l. PARAMOUNT REALTY co:
Realtors. WE. b-54s2
SILVER sPRJNG-Mont. Blair area:
SILVER sPRING-Mont Blair area;
.7-rm. brk. Cape Cod; bath, two "a
baths; rec: r~i; esmt, o entrance
sss Dale Dr.. oWNER. ~. a.ssss.
SILVER sPRING-Carroll Knobs
by OWNER: brick RAMBLER. . bed
Eia xi hS table a n spsee t ssR Sss
ment,. front porch. awnings; !
blk. to tIs; level lott. S17.e5o.
Hg. $3.50, Ext. s54 or 10.
1910
SILVER SPRNG-Assume Sl0,al4.
Colonial; Q bedrms., frepl. and
HUGH T. PECK. iis4S oeorsia Ave.
SILVER SPRING, close in-Comfy
3-bedrm. brk. rambler, only 8 yrs
old, in fne cond.. liv. rn., din.
space, cent. air eond.: FLA a.
nancsds 4 rare modern home
w. FRANK L. HEWITT CO.
SILVER SPRING-AssUME SO, 900
4iAeo on beaut, split-level loaded
with extras. This won't last!
ALLEN REALTORS 10. 5-1a50
SILVER SPRING, close in, s17.950
Real nice BUNGALOW: like new
cond.. full bsmt., sarass 2
porches: lovely I'd. with trees;
cfR siff IG' co. %. $3.50 open eve.
SILVER SPRING - Mr.. Franklin
and Flower ave. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. . baths. completely ali
irs. S 81 loan. woo es 81 REALTY iiIr's
CO. JU. 9-6440. Open It'll Q pm
SILVER sPRING-Nr. Forest oler
and Ca. ave. AIl-briek rambler
2 nice bedrms.. baths. sep. din
rm., table space in kit. beaut. rec
nm, porch, lge. lot, walk to ST
Johns and bus. W0ODSIDE
REALTY CO.. ~. a-6440 Open
til a pm.
SILVER SPRING, By owner; eonv
loo. in estab. area; small but
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BETHESDA, Lady Of Lourdes Par.
ish-4-bedrp., 2-bath home: S10C
down, Sl10 mo-; fireplace, bis
kitchen: FLA appraised, $4,000
10. $1,000.
a A sCLII ra1N0rn co
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SORRY

loo. in estab. area; small but
charming. Ewes only, JU. $3.50
SORRY
You will be sorry II . bedrms. are
enough and you don't see this
rambler that's immaculate through.
out, with Ice. 1alousied porch and
full bsmt.; S15.e5O and oK'D 4
KEN bRUsKTN l. co. (open Til o.
ST. JUDE'S PARISH-Magnificen'
split. ga baths, paneled rec. rm.
porch, fenced lot, many extras;
huge CT 4iars assumption: inme'
diate POSSESSION: only S21,950. c
P. FLETCHER, open 90. 10. s.
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ONLY $l9,500
ROOM TO LIVE!

SPACIOUS HoUsE-6fs ACRES
This fine old house has s large
rooms. wide halls, disable attic.
2 baths, oil heat and the shade o.
can provide stable and other
facilities for outdoor hobbies. AL
Of this in 0 refined ueigeborhood
10 minutes beyond Anandale
Price only S33. 900, teE&s avail
able. Shown by
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BETH.-CHEVY CHASE

CHI. CHASE VIEW AREA
larEe brk, rambler, built
1857; din. rm,: kit. W .di-
nette, ETC.: 3 bedrms, 2
baths. rec. I'm. Sell in POS.
CHEVY CHASE. OF Conn.
ave. - Spacious Colonial,
S.5,500; reception hall )
bedrms., 8 baths: rec. I'm.
with TV and radio: "a bath.
washer. drier, air coolers,
etc; 49, trust.
Mr.. SUBURBAN HOSP
Cape Cod of brk. and stone:
8 large bedrms,, rec. rm,
scr. pch., INV. heat, wooded
setting: S23,500.
CONN. AVE. EsTS.-Immac-
ulete brk. split-level: 4 bed
rms, 2 baths: high ceiling
in liv; rm.; sep. din. nm,
splendid kit: S32,950. As
anne Ahc. truSt
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'S Well n UNDER as' SIS, 5Se'' etssii
:. BERENS, Realtor
WHY NOT

Let US show you one Of the best
center-hall brick ramblers you'll
ever see for S24,500. This charm.
rn.. with Taised-hearth fireplace;
4 bedrn1s., completely equipped
kitchen including dishwasher and
disposal, . lovely ground-lev
bsmt. with another raised hearth
fireplace. Other features include
carport, GE washer and drier,
and Q beautiful la-acre yard filled
with towering oak trees. Best Of
All you may assume O $1,000
4lzeo CT loan; walking distance to
elementary and parochial schools.
so why not call US today for an
appointment, -
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

CAFE COP on = ACRE Only
$1,000 for this 1sat home With
s.r sss!~ Very SEP 1PP.tt sin lot! r" gear
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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IF YOU need 5 bedTms. and closets
gAIore, then you. must see this
allsbrick ht-Ievel home with huge
living rn,, CUSTOM equipped kit,
2 full baths and COST. screened
porch. close to parkway and Prince
Georges Country Club. ONLY So;
TS I'll on p cop wh ssso6 Ser RoBS Gs
8. DAVIS & Co. INC.
LANHAM = New ramblers; Q bed
m n%s iI kit es sony Sl osastion NJ: sIS:
O00-S15,500 with small On. pay
ment.
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MASON AND OMEH Z
HTRST

Annandale. Va. Brokers CT. $4,000
down payment will handle this
spotless, 6-month-old 3-BEDRoOM
RAMBLER WITH FULL DAY
LIGHT BASEMENT Comfortable
living room. nice dining area,
lovely kitchen with pastel equip
ment and birch cabinets: AMPLE
SPACE FOR REC. ROOM AND .
MORE BEDROOMS in the bright,
dry walk-out basement. FINISH
If YOURSELF AND SAVE
MONEY! Huge lot with trees.
ANCHOR-FENCED, on quiet cul-
de-sac: spac. play area for chill
dren. ASSUME FINANCING. FAST
POSSESSION; yours for $16,950!
JORDAN, INC.
Ell. $4,000 Realtors CT. 6-5164
SLEEPY HOLLOW, assume AZ
CT loan-Split-level brick; cor. lot;
heavily wooded: ga baths, ire
mendous half-1inished rec. I'm:
plus bsmt., patio; wau-to-wau
carpeting. picture window, drap-
cries; membership pvt. swim. club
incl: $29,95O. BY OWNER. Nc
agents, please. JE. 4-503S, bet
q and 1890 am. for appt.
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BETHESDA

FERNWooD. beautiful brick split
level containing de luxe kit, sep.
din. rm., 3 hedrms., large rec. rm.
in excel family neiThborhood
assume $4,000 4izeo loan. Mid
eos.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA. !

TRADES CAN BE MADE on these
brand-nev ia bedrm.. 2-bath
rsmhlers; some with finished rec.
room, roughed-in Bird bath. care
gSST o - Fa ". spgraGissed from 49,
f. w. BERENS, Realtor
Alexandria Once 80. $4,000
TRADE!
Builders closeout; 1 bedrooms. 8
WATER HEAT: in Mclean area.
house in the SIS, O00- $40, 900
price range can trade your equity
ana live. in o modern spacious
spiit-le level in prestige location,
Priced well under $4,000. eau
F. w. BERENS, Realtor
2l60 N. Glebe Rd. ia. 5-O707
V aasi.d 1 SN5Y s7 g, re- RGT S.
some brick home featuring 9 bed.
room. living room with fireplace.
full walk-out basement and patio;
wonderful location: trees-and
FHA approved for &l6.T50; storm
windows and doors. too. Hurry,
..llS5. BETTER HOMES REAL.
TY, INC, REALTORS.
WHERE ELSE Will you find such 3
good buy? Dutch Colonial in quiet
Glencarlyn Village: three bed
rooms, dining room. living room.
full basement and yard that's
beauty; neat and clean as can
BE- a and IN g good school area;
$4,000. HOLLY REALTY, 51S3
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MR.. FTXTT

NO MONEY DOWN OF; appraised
at S15.5o0; all brick; full base
inent:- 2 bedrooms on main floor,
4 diminished bedrms. upstairs; "
blocks to z Corners, See it TODAY.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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Don't miss seeing this striking new
4-bedroom home on . high wooded
site in this most desirable COM
nnunity. Excellent financing. Other
homes and sites to select from
OLIVER y CARR, Realtor, Build
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BETHESDA

Priced in the low EOS and located
close in, mr.. all cows; brk. Colo
NAL with 3 bedrms., lst-flooI
powder rm., garage, porch anc
fun bsmt,; low down payment.
WIN. 2. LUCAS CO.
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BETHESDA: Bradley blvd. area
On beautiful wooded acre. attrac.
t i've brick l. rambler ideal for small
din. rm.. mod. kit. ; bedrms. q
ideal for study. Ia baths: rec
I'm. vifirepl. and powder rm.; >,
car garage; S44,950. KORZEN
DORFER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-S11l
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CLOSE-TN SILVER SPRING in
choice Wedside Park area BEAU
large first floor bedroom and full
bath. family dining rooms enclosed
porch, second floor has two i'm
menss bedrooms. bath and sewing
room. ?-car garage. asking $29,-
$40. A.; J. MESSENGER D. Co.,
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CHEVY CHASE

3414 THORNAPPLE ST. = 2-story
brick-and-frame house on a we'll
Handicapped corner lot: 8 bedrms.
and bath upstairs; liv, rn. with
firepl., din. rm... elee. kit, porch
and "a bath on 1st A.: full bsmt: I;
immed. occupancy. Call Mr.. Braf-
ford.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
washington Bldg. D1. 1.S3O0
CHEVY CHASE CLUB-An older 4
bedrm., 2-bath home completely
restored like new. Large rooms,
high ceilings. Over 4 acre with
beautiful trees. $27,50Q. PRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 7.14lli
ewes. CT. 6-506S.
CHEVY CHASE, charm and sta
bility Of yesteryear in this huge
New England Colonial, completely
redeeor. and modernized.-4 bed
rms, 2 baths on End mr.: 2 heated
rooms on Ord, h..wh many ex-
tras. A buy at S26,950. BErHEs-
DA HOMES, INC, OIL. 4-SlO4;
evAes Wn R-0NHO
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN 9 TO s
XII. 8-3111 or. 4-6O4O
1908 S s AR MI eFeSoE Ridge 6oE' RID
BIG. LONG, Low rambler With
huge nR roo nns oT TSSm kt ssDs5ats S Sd
in McLean@Virsinia's fast grow.
Ing area. Huge full basement for
Caii ATLAS OF ARLINGTON, JA,
5-1550, ewes. ia. 5-5035.
BIG HOUSE, BUT MODEST PRICE
just of scenic Mt. Vernon blvd
we offer this beauty. with bed.
rooms, ga baths and many extra
appointments including huge glass
enclosed family room. Situated In
choice area Of quality homes
E EsSlS posssSsien 4 desired; priess
IA 5-6soo' o til g. aoo5 Wilson
CALL US TODAY about this brick
dining room, eating bar in kitchen
three bedrooms, full basement with
rec. rm.; owner leaving area; gooc
loan to assume; S1a.a5n. HOLLEY
REALTY, 51s3 Lee hwy, Arl.. KE
S-5350.
C0ZY BRICK RAMBLER, Just .
short drive to the Pentagon.
r %sl1,aIra n5t,a rooms; baths
lot. Attractive terms with Q Ar
mortgage. A superb value for just
S1s.a50. Call SHANNON 4
LUCHS. Realtors, ia. 5-6e00
Q till 8. 2055 Wilson blvd.
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COLONIAL BARGAIN on large
shady lot Q block from bus near
Montsomery Hills. twin sized
bedrooms. beautiful sunken living
room, full basement, garage, $l9,-
$50. A.. J. KESsINGER Il CO..
III O.15AA
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BERENs' BETTER BUYS

COUNTRY ESTATES IN
acres on paved road; house
has 4 bedrms., 2 plush baths'
large liv. rm., huge din. rni.'
most floors csrpeted: hot
water heat, large porehes.
3-car garage. owner MOVING
to Florida says sell.
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BETHESDA, Locust Hill Estates
Beautiful, Williamsburg brick Colo
NAL; bedroom and full bath on LIST
NJ , extra-laTge bedrms. and bath
on Ind A.: excellent condition
throughout; Gear garage, large
wooded lot; $4,000 first trust at
SAL available. Quick possession.
We have the key. Call WO. $4,000
til q EDW. H. JONES A. co. INC
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Brick Colonial. sep. din. rm.. pow
der rm, 3 bedrms., full bsmt.; ex-
ceptional financing; newly dec;
500 500
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BEIHESDA-Lovely brk. Cape Cod
3 bedrms.. liv. rm with din. ell;
electric kit, with dishWasher and
disposal. full tiled bsmt., nice lot;
conv., to public and parochial
schools
MCINTOSH REAL ESTATE CO.
ReAltor III 5-7S33
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Stunning TREE CLUB AREA-For
those who prefer contemporary
living at it's best. we offer this
exceptional 4-bedrm., 3-bath
ranch home, situated. on gorgeous
wooded 24-aere lot, In the coun-
try club area OF washington;
maids rm., full bath, other fine
features. EN-. @-S2n6. DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC, ewes
OIL. 4.251S.
BUY GI-Imemediate occupancy to
dualiied buyer. Luxurious 3-bed
nm. (rouEhed-in 4thl split-level
baths, rec. rni. newly redeco-
rated: extras are carpetine, Grapes
sa sHSSpdi Eo fs5sssSo6' s1 BTIS1s 4;
PROPERTIES MOT. iofSO Conn
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-04

The Geauga Record wishes
a happy birthday to all of our
Geauga County neighbors
who will mark birthdays dur
ing the coming week.
We will be happy TO rem
ember you, your relatives
and friends, in this column
if you send us birth dates,
names and addresses. (All
addresses are Chardon un
less otherwise indicated.)
A happy birthday to-:
FRIDAY, FEB. 5 Scott S.
Bostwick and Enfield Tate,
Chardon; Mrs. Villa Peter :
sen and David PikelaS, Ches-
ter; Barbara LemmonS, Mar
Miller and John Graham, Rt.
l; Richard Shaffer, Rt. 2;
Brenda Dietz, Rt. 3; Patricia
Clifford and Elmer Bollnow,
Rt. 4.
SATURDAY, BEF. 6 Mrs.
Eleanore Morehouse. Mont .
lille; Ella Fila, Bobby Bur
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-04

we'd to II members of h e
group. The Senior Aid took
part in the Missions Work :
shop sponsored by the Wo :
mems Fellowship held on
Wednesday.
Many new plans were dis
cusSed for the coming year
and group will again spon :
sor a boy at the Cleveland
Christian Home. The pro :
gram offered by Mrs. Alta
Johnson was the u b j e C t
"Broadfield Manor" where
one of our members is now
in residence.
The February meeting will
be held with Mrs. Adella Ma
ier as hostess in her home
and Mrs. Mary Booth assist
ing.
The Church Cabinet of the
Pilgrim Christian Church
will meet at 7:30 pm. in the
Educational Bldg, South ST.,
on Wednesday, Feb. 10.
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Accidents

Autos driven by Lawrence
E. Reynolds, 18, PaineSville,
and James c. Vokoun, ! 8 4,
Water St., Chardon Rt. 2,
were involved in an accident
on Water st. near Main st.
Monday morning, Chardon
Police report.
Reynolds was cited n t o
Mayors court on a charge of
backing without due care.
and was fined $40 and costs.
Autos driven by Charlotte
H. Walsh, SO, Rt. 33, Chardon
Rt. 3, and Mike LatSko. 54,
Box 379, Chardon Rt. 5 were
involved in an accident on Rt.
A in Chardon village at 2 p.
m. on Jan IA.
The Ohio State Patrol re-
ports both vehicles were da-
mayed as LatSko backed out
of a driveway onto Rt. A. He
was charged with backing
without due care.
Autos driven by Marjorie
r. Tuttle, 80. 205 North St.,
Chardon, and Bernadine r {.
Buehner, 43, Painesville-Ra-
VIENNA Rd., Chardon r t l,
were both damaged W he n
they collided on E. Park st.
in Chardon on January Is,
police report.
A Chardon School bus full
of children, driven by Peter
j. Kovach, AZ Chardon Rt. 2,
was involved in an accident
with a car operated by John
P. Walsh Jr., 25, Bass Lake
Rd., Chardon Rt. 5, police re-
port.
The collision occurred on
Water st. near Chardon Pla-
"a on January 18, result
ing in damage to both t h
bus and the car. Walsh was
cited for failure to stop in as
sured clear distance.
Police said another b u S
was called to take the school
children home.
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HAPPY BZR7HDAY "

dick and Charles P cine,
Chardon; Mrs. Lynn Reiter,
Munson; Mrs. Mary Jassik,
Huntsburg; Ralph LemmonS
and Gloria Baldwin, Rt.
David Duffin, Rt. 2; Evylin
Skiba and Clyde Jackson, Rt.
3; Susan Wadowick, Rt. 5;
Joseph Pekarek, North st. !;
Arzie Bright, Center st /;
Dawn Householder, M a pl e
Ave; Mary JankowSki, Will
son Mills Rd.; Mrs. G.. r. Nc
Elwain, Park Ave; Beverly
Alvord, Moffett Ave.
SUNDAY, FEB. 7 Tom
my Buday, Chester; Mrs. Isa-
belle r. Gardner, Claridon
Rd.; Kathryn Reiter, Wilson
Mills Rd.; George Denniston,
Fowlers Mills Rd.; Anne Str
ainic, Auburn Rd.; Carl Mar
tin, Harrison Simmons a n d
Marian Hilger, Rt. 4; Pane
la Lee Singleton, Rt. 3.
MONDAY, FEB. 8 : Guy
Stillwell, HuntSburg; S a m :
my Whiting, Chester; Mrs.
H. c. Parpart, Munson; Chr
iSti Smidtt and Lena Grah :
an, Rt. l; Kathleen M. Trask,
Wilson Mills Rd.; Margaret
Triplett, Auburn Rd; Tom
my Reichard, Rt. 5; Mrs. Ar
thur Keck and Pamela Sue
Burke, Rt. 3; Michael Rou-
ght, N. Hambden st.
TUESDAY, FEB. 9 Mrs.
Carl Sampson, Fifth Ae.; !;
Villa Gore, formerly of Ches-
ter; Frank Adams. H u n t S.
burg; Lester G.. Hall and Le-
land Lumadue, Rt. /; And
rev Szabo, Rt. 4; Lucyle VOL
lcott End Glenn Donohoe, Rt.
5.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. OIL
Dorothy Brothers and Hugh
Strong, Chardon; G gorge
Richmond and Carol Rich :
mond, and Howard Painter
Chester; Janis E. Thompson,
Rt. l; Marianne Vanderberg
and Kathryn Heron, Rt. 4;
Susan Arnold, Rt. 3.
THURSDAY, FEB. II Ma.
ry Gould, Betty Brandt, Dor.
othy Metcalf and Doraine
Whiting, Chester; Beatrice
Naming, FowlerS Mill Rd
Wilma Carol Triplett, zu
burn Rd.; Tom G r a h a m
Chardon; Janice Orr, Mont
lille.
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/LARHON
BY MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN

By MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN
CLARIDON = The next
grange meeting will be Feb.
9 at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Grosvenor, with a
picnic supper. Please bring
table service and a dish to
pass. Supper will be at 7:3O
pm. Master Roger Hutchin-
son will show some picture
slides for the program. The
East Claridon ladies are re-
ing the town hall to serve a
supper that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Bell
and family have moved into
their new home they built re-
Gently.
Mrs. E. w. Ensign has re-
turned to her home a f t e r
spending one week in Forest
Hills hospital for a check up
and two weeks with her son
Warren Ensign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph GroS-
enor with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Battles spent Sunday
with cousins Mr.. and M S .
Ralph Pratt in Sherman NY.
Judy Fenwick and a girl
friend were home between
Semesters from Bowling
Green University.
The Junction Auto Bowling
team were at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert FenWick on
Monday night, Jan. 25, for a
social hour following regular
bowling.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-04
Senior Aid Meets
with Mrs. Thayer

CHURCH SENIOR 80 CL....
The January meeting of the
Senior Aid of the Pilgrim
Christian Church was held on
Jan. 20, at the home of Mrs.
Edla Thayer with Mrs. Mel
lie Hubbard as co hostess.
Refreshments in the form
of a delicious salad were SER
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-04
CHURCHES
Assembly of God
Elder BOytar, Pastor

Elder BOytar, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday School
Lesson: Christ and Simon
Central Truth: True loe is
deeper than lip service; it
comes from the heart.
Golden Text: Thy f a i t h
hath saved thee; go in peace.
Luke 7:50.
HOO am. Morning Wor :
ship
HOO am. Junior Church
TOO pm. Christ AmbaS-
sadors
TOO pm. Defenders
7:30 pm. EvangeliStic Ser
vice
1903 pm. Mid week Prayer
Meeting and Gospel Medita-
ton
2::30 pm. County Home and
Jail Services once monthly.
800 pm. Thursday Girls
Cadets
400 pm. Thursday Boys
Cadets
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-04
To Show Film
at Assembly Sunday

This Sunday evening at 7:
80 pm. the Chardon Assem-
bly, of God is presenting the
film Betrayed" a message
for the youth of this genera
ton.
The story concerns itself
with the life of a young man
whose mother and father give
him everything except their
love and a personal faith in
God. Here is the story of
people caught in the back :
wash of shame and tragedy.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-04
REALTORS TO MEET

The Geauga County R e a |
Estate Board will meet with
the Lake and AShtabula coun-
ty boards Feb. l at $50 p.
m. at Hellriegle's in Paines-
vile. This is the annual visit
of the new state president,
who will address the group.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-02-04

MYF TO MEET

The Methodist Youth Eel
lowship will meet Sunday
evening for a $50 supper
meeting. Ray Prussia, T o m
Kremm, and Ronnie Hutter
are in charge CT the f o o d
Tom Burke and Dave Urban
will have the program Sym
bolS of the New Testament"
which is a conclusion of their
study of Biblical symbols.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24
Holiday Dinner
Bazaar Success

The third annual bazaar of
Asbury Methodist Church held
last Thursday and Friday, was
declared a success today by
Mrs. Henry I. Price, general
chairman and Mrs. Medford Da-
Wis, Jr., chairman of the dinner.
Approximately $50 dinners and
200 lunches were served in ad-
dition to money realized from
the sale of gifts at the 2 day
bazaar. The chairmen are CRATE
full to all persons in the com
munity who helped on this oc-
casion. To Asbury M.Y.F., as
we'll as Bill Willis, Ed Wooden,
Farmers Bank, Slaughter's Smy-
rna Hard ware, the Smyrna
Times, and local radio stations
,WDEL, WIDOW, and VIXEN, &C
special thanks for aid in pub.
licity and the resulting smooth
performance of this project tc
raise funds for the church build
ing program.
Smyrna times., 1960-11-24
Delaware Events Calendar

All Delaware organizations
that have events of general pub
lie interest scheduled for the
period January l, 1861, through
June 80, 1861, were urged this
week by David S. Hugg, state
information officer, to make in
formation concerning such
events available to him at the
Delaware State Development
Department, As The Green, Do
yer, at the earliest possible date.
This Information, according to
Mr.. Hugg, will be used in the
Delaware Calendar of Events,
which is published and distrib-
uted by the Development De-
partment. Information concern
ing some of the states most
significant 1861 events will al
so be supplied by Mr.. Hugg to
editors of various publications.