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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02

a few days visit. Mrs. j. B.
Blanton, who had spent some
time in Richmond, came home
also.
Mrs. Lee Moorefield and chill
dren recently called on Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Amos recently.
MIR. and Mrs. R. c. Wilson
We're in Newport News for the
week end. While there Mrs. Will
son saw one of her sisters from
Detroit that she hadn't seen in
five years.
Recent guests of MIR. and Mrs
e w. Blanton. Beth and Miss
Laura Blanton were Mr.. IN q
Mrs. Eddie Smith. Of Richmond.
and Mrs. Joe Blanton, Of Farm
vile. Sunday callers were Rich
ard Blanton and Martha Steele
Howard. of New York, and c.
~ Trlce ana MISS Pr Fischer
OF Farmvllle. Mrs. G. M. Price
is improving at "lthside Com
munity Hospita7 and expects to
go home Nor ".
Mrs. E.sW 8lanton, Beth and
Mrs. Joe 3lanton attended a
bridal shower for Miss Susanna
Garter August 10 in the home
OF Mrs. E. w. Sanderson at
Gainesville.
Mrs. John Vance and Mrs. A.
L. Mathews attended stork
shower given for Mrs. Ed Co
forth by Mrs. Ann Goforth at
jackson Heights, August %.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02

ANDERSONVILLE. Sept. -
To Nat Walden nothing in the
world is quite as interesting as
Indians. Saturday he celebrated
a birthday and his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mis-. 0. j. Thompson
went to Lynchburg bearing a
beautifully frosted cake decor
ated with seven pink candles and
an equal number of Indians. II
was probably the only cake in
the world on which candles were
used to ambush a bard OF Red
skins. Nat was delighted,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Gosneil
and their grandson, Dale Olson
OF Baltimore, spent the week end
in the w. B. Anderson home. Sat
urday night. the Andersons en-
tertained for their guests at a
family dinner party. Including
the guests of honor. 20 members
OF the family were present. Mon
day, when the Gosnells returned
to their home. Miss Camnie
Anderson went with them for a
two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Saxon
and their children visited friends
in the neighborhood Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Bettye Mills was with her
family here for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan.
Mrs. F'erd Cole and Charles
Morgan drove to Appomattox
Sunday afternoon to see Mrs.
Kirk Megginson.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Alfred Rosen and
Johnnie Rosen visited Mrs. Hat
tie Morgan Saturday. Mrs. Nor
gan and Dorothy Lee Dunn spent
Sunday with Mrs. c. j. Spencer.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bobby Seay. their
son. and Miss Jean Seay were
week end guests il the Rice
Seay home. Sunday dinner guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Seay and their daughters. Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Keith and their
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Seay
and their son. Afternoon callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Showers and
Mrs Cary Keith. of Richmond
Return to Richmond
After spending the week with
his mother, Mrs. c. H. Ander-
son. Sam Anderson has gone
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02

CARTERSVILIE. Sept. -
Mrs. Bob Martin and her daugh-
ter, Sunny were hostesses at a
shower hOnOring Miss Penny
Harrison, Friday evening. Au-
gust 26, at their home Mel
rose" near Gainesville.
After enjoying several games
the bride-to-be opened her many
gifts. About 80 friends attended
from Cartersville, Cumberland
Richmond.
Mrs. E. Randolph Harrison
presided at the punch bowl in
the attractive candlighted din
ing room
On Sunday evening, August %,
Mr. and Mrs Wistar Anderson
of "Clifto H." honored Miss
Penny Harrison and her fiance
D Tel Rutherford Mcqueen,
with a tea.
The guests included the bride S
grandmother. Mrs. jamie Harri-
son, Of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Tucker Harrison, Sally
and Peggy Lee, and Mrs. Tuck
er Harrison.
Other relatives present from
Richmond were Mrs. James
Coleman Dejarnette, III, Mr.
and Mrs. James w. Stone and
daughter. Mary Harrison. Mrs
Virginia Pretlow, Mr.. and Mrs
James Coleman Dejarnette, w
! DR.. and Mrs. Frank Walters and
kathy, Carolyn, and John, oil
/ Connecticut.
Other guests were Miss Inez
Baker, of New Orleans, La, anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Martin, Of
Gainesville.
On Friday evening, September
2. Mr. and Mrs. E. Randolph
Harrison will serve a buffet sup
per at their home preceding the
wedding rehearsal. The brida
party and outOf-toWn guests are
| invited.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tucker
Harrison will be hosts at 3
luncheon September for mem
bers Of the Mcqueen and Har
rson families. The Woman.
Auxiliary Of St. James Church
Will assist with the luncheon
which will be served in tn
Gainesville Community House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rude
Newman and sons. Bobby ant
jimmy, Of Cleveland Heights
Ohio. will arrive Tuesday to Be
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Tucker Harrison, Of Gainesville
and to attend the MCQUEEN
Harrison wedding.
The Misses Jeanette kirby
Susan Becker and Judith Kes
ler entertained quite a few d
their friends at the Gainesville
Community House Saturday
| night.
Blll sydnor. of Winchester
was week end guest Of M. =
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02
Candles Ambush r edskins To The
Delight OF Young T. Nat Walden

back to Richmond. Mrs. Elliot
Vest and Miss Elva Anderson
came to be with the family over
! the week end.
Mrs. Elwood Bryant and Doris
Bryant spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Flood. Thurs
day dinner guests i'll the Flood
home were Mrs. John Walden
the Misses Geneva. Jessie and
| Mae Walden and Mike Flood
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Poats ard
their children came from Rich
nlond for a visit Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. John Walden and the
Misses Walden called in the r.
H. Flood home Thursday after
noon.
Week end guests in the Her
bert Anderson home were Mrs.
Anderson S brother. Rober Aber-
nathy. and his sons. Michael and
David, of Alberta. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Blankership Of Petersburg
had supper with the Ardersons
Saturday night.
Miss Mary Ruth Firestone has
been a recent guest in the Fred
Flood home. Sunday the Flood
family left for Delbarton, W. Va,
where Mrs. Flood and her sons
viii visit her parents for several
weeks. Fred Flood returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Beth Forbes spent several
days Of last week at Virginia
Beach as the guest Of Mrs. j H.
Parsons. Jimmie Forbes spent
Sunday at his home here. The
Rev Howard Wall had Sunday
dinner with the Forbeses.
Mrs. R. NJ. Morgans parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Stevenson
Of Stanton. left Tuesday after
visiting her for several days.
Mrs. Jack Anderson visited
her mother, Mrs. A. G. Wood.
and her sister. Miss Cora Wood.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Chisholm
and their children, Randy and
Brenda. spent the week end with
the Herman Andersons. Mr.. and
Mrs, Emmett McCraw and their
three Youngsters Joined the fami-
~ for Sunday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. j Meade Ander-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-09-02
August Proves
To BE Busy Month
For Housewives

HOWARDSVILLE, Sept. L. =
August has been a busy month
for the housewives with guests
galore, preserving food to put
in the pantry, and for freezing
For several weeks the trucks
with reaches for sale We i e
/ identified. The methodist and
Baptist churches have been hav-
ing their homecomngs on each
Sunday in this month and the
| reVivals follow on Monday. The
housewives have had lots Of
cooking to do.
A number from this area at
tended the REA meeting at
Livingston on Wednesday, Au-
gust "a Among them were Mr..
and Mrs. James Snoddy, Mr..
and Mrs. James Eckrote, Mrs.
Sidney c. Baber. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Snoddy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Grady FenWick.
Miss Norma Snoddy returned
home Sunday after staying in
Charlottesville with the T. R.
Snoddys for a week.
Callers in the George w. Ba-
Der home Sunday afternoon
We're Mrs. Gordon r. Gentry
and Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Snoddy
and children, Ernest, Norma
and Cathy Other week en- d
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T.
r. Snoddy and sons, Randy and
Ronnie. Mrs. Sidney T. Baber
and her son, Larry.
David Roberts, Of Richmond,
spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Rob
erts.
Those attending the homecom-
ing at the Mt. Tabor B tbs
Church from the Goshen Baptist
Church after Sunday School
were MI. and Mrs. Wilton Tap
scotfsss their daughters, Misses
Mary Emma and Doris Tapscott
the Clau d e Kails and their
fanily, the E. w. Snoddys and
their family Their former pas
tor, the Rev. R. L. Jones, of
Dolphen. led in the devotional
in the afternoon service which
was much enjoyed. Mrs. Jones
and their Youngest daughter,
Miss Dorothy May Jones, were
with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Snoddy
and children, Ernest and Cathy,
called on Mrs Snoddy's mother,
Mrs. Sidney c. Baber, Thursday
night.
Miss Bonnie Snoddy was hos
tess to a GA picnic at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Snoddy near Warren
Ferry in Buckingham county,
August %. There were SO pres
ent. After the picnic, the prayer
meeting of Goshen Baptist
Church was led by the pastor,
the Rev. c. D. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Snoddy
and children, Ernest and Cathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Odelle Ragland
and Mark attended the dedi-
cation service Of the new post
office at Buckingham, Saturday
- ~
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picnic at the old school building
Wednesday. A present interest of
the members is choosing names
for their homes and getting signs
put up At this meeting they COM
bined work and play by bringing
their material to work on the
signs,
Elizabeth Rush is spending the
week at Dillwyn with Doris Bry-
ant.
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Army Seeks
PIO Officers

The U. S. Army has an.
nounced that it is seeking col
lege graduates who hold de
grees in Journalism, English
and /or Drama to fill essential
Public Information Officer posi-
tions.
Successful applicants will re-
ceive further education at the
Army Information School, Fort
Slocum, New York.
Actual duties range from
preparation of news and feature
releases to establishment of
close working relations with
press, TV and radio representa-
tives. Assignments in this field
include national and oversee
placement.
The acute shortage Of quail
fled personnel in this field will
give accepted applicants an op-
portunity to advance in respon-
sibilty, prestige and income.
Military be n e its include:
medical care, travel, retirement,
and opportunity to advance
commensurate with ability.
Interested women are urged
to contact 1st 1t. Ruth D. Rain
es, PIO, Army Recruiting Main
Station, 1870 Ontario st., Cleve-
land 13, Ohio.
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FIRE truck pedal car. 3 tricycles. 4
scooters; girls 20-in.. Pain. and
26-in bicycles, l6-in. lawn mowers.
seeder-spreader, hand cultivator,
boys A-in. and 26-in. bicycles,
Irish Mail: odd golf clubs, golf set
complete, cart with leather bag;
2 small radios, small combination
Electrolux cleaner, Hoover, por-
table ironer. Late acquisitions in
Antique Shoppe, ipcluding wicker
bassinette and big copper stock
pots. Afternoons, The Emporium.
1911 Midland, 162nd between
Saranac and Holmes.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Chemical Corps
Wives PLANNING
Dinner Dance

The formal Christmas
dinner dance Of the Cheni.
cal Corps Wives Club has
been arranged for Saturday
at Patton Hall. Fort Myer.
There will be o social get
together at z pm. with dinner
at 9. followed by dancing.
Christmas decorations In
white and red are being
planned, and Carmen and his
orchestra will play for the
dancing in the clubs hand
some Crystal Room. There
will be about $50 guests.
Mrs. Charles McNary
heads the committee In
charge Of arrangements. As
sisting the chairman will be
Mrs. william McDermett
and Mrs. Edgar Mcdaniel.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
List Jurors for
Fall Court Terms

tella Button, Taylor May
Rd. Ruth E. George, Rt. 1853;
Roy F. Emerson, Srping ST.;
Andrew E. Elke, Punderson
Rd.; William J. Young; RID
2 Rita G.. Hissa, Hickox St..
Anna M. Mattson Rt. TOO.
NEWBURY - Lillian Ha-
uch, Pekin Rd. Dorothy M.
BuSSe, Kiwanis Lake.
NOVELTY - Sarah S. Ma
dsen, Sweetbriar Lane Mild
red l.. Carpenter, Fullertown
Rd.; Lee Malchow, Sd Ho
low Rd. John A. Spisak
Fairmount Rd.; Margaret >
Phelps, SWeetbriar Rd.
HUNTSBURG - Glenn E
Reed, Pioneer Rd.
PARKMAN - George w. D
DeWeiS, Rt. 422.
HIRAM - Wanda Williams
RID /.
AQUILLA VILLAGE - ST.
anley Mcbride Jr., Berkshire
DR..
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
Junior>Senior High Schools
to Welcome II New Teachers

cher. Her home is in Spur
lockSville, West Virginia
This summer she is working
in one of the big hotels at
Atlantic City, getting addi =
tional experience.
A recent graduate of Bowl
ing Green State University
and a girl who has been very
active and won many honorS
in her physical educational
work, MARY ELLEN LEU
.TY, will be teaching physical
education and assisting Mrs.
CLANCY with girls eXtra-cur-
ricular sports and activities.
She will be living with an
aunt who resides north of
ChardOn on Rt. "A.
JOYCE MILLER, who was
born in Chardon. graduated
from Chardon High School
and received a Bachelor of
Arts degree from Western
Reserve University, will re-
turn to Chardon to teach So
cial studies in the Junior
high school. She has recent
ly been employed in the Men
tor School District and has
had considerable experience
in dealing with junior high
students.
The math teaching posi- =
ton in the high school, Great
ed by Mr.. Hurd's going to
Youngstown College, will be
filled by MICHAEL STAUP,
a graduate of Ohio Univers-
ity where he was a member
of the varsity football team
and was also qualified to help
In physical education but
prefers to teach math. H e
will be assigned to teach geo.
metry and perhaps some al
zebra at the high school.
MRS. NANCY WALLIS,
who lives on Wilder Road
has been doing some special
work at Euclid High School
in their language laboratory.
She is a graduate Of Western
Reserve University, major =
ing in French and history.
She will be teaching French
in the high school. The Wal
lis have two children attend
ing Chardon Schools. Mr.. Wal
lis is employed by the Char
don Rubber Company.
MRS. LUCY WEBER will
be teaching English in t h e
Junior high school. She gra-
duated from high school at
HagerstoWn, Maryland, and
then majored in English at
Albright College. She has had
four years OF teaching exper-
ience, mostly at Alliance
Ohio. Her husband, Dale, and
son will be moving to Char
don as soon as a suitabl
home can be found for them.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
Gene Henry
to Lead
Republicans

The Mr.. and Mrs. Republi-
can Club met last Thursday
and elected the following new
officers at it's reorganization
meeting. President is Gene
Henry of cambridge, a Char
don attorney. Robert DeGraff
of Russell Twp, was named
vice president. Mrs. David
Rebel of Chardon is Secre-
tary and Richard Donley of
Chardon is treasurer.
They also adopted a new
name, The Geauga Republi-
can Club. The former name
tends to be misleading a S
membership is not limited
to married couples but is op-
en- to anyone interested in
joining. Meetings will be held
the 3rd Thursday Of every
month at HoSmer's Rastaur.
ant in Burton.
The following committees
were set up. Mr.. and Mrs,
Richard Donley head t h e
ways and means committee.
Mr.. Charles WilkenS is the
chairman of the candidates
committee. Robert DeGraff
is in charge of political edu-
cation. Fair participation is
to be organized by Mrs. Will
liam A. Burns and Mrs. Irene
Born. Publicity will be dir
ected by Mrs. Edwin T. Hof-
Stetter.
Mr.. Theron Dean, county
chairman of the Republican
party spoke on the organiza-
ton of the club. Projects and
activities were discussed in :
Guiding the participation at
the Geauga County Fair and
at the Republican State Con-
vention in Columbus.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
File Suit
Against City
of Akron

The city of Akron was ma
med defendant in a suit filed
in Geauga County Common
Pleas Court yesterday for
So, 500 damages and for pos
session Of premises.
The action was filed by
George V. Squire of Burton,
who owns As acres in Auburn
Township.
Squire in his petition char
geS that since Aug. 8 the city
has entered approximately 2
acres in the east portion of
Squire'S property with sur
veying crews, bulldozerS and
laborerS who have cut down
or pushed over fences, trees
and bushes and removed
them.
The petition states that the
defendant has filled in and
made uSuable a flow =
ing spring, and deprived SOU
ire of access to a pond known
as Valley Mill Pond" which
forms the east line of the
property. Gene Henry, Char
don lawyer, filed the suit.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
Mrs. BreedZone
Is NeW
Deputy Sheriff

Mrs. Dolores Breedlove of
Chardon today is taking over
as deputy and radio operator
for Geauga county Sheriff
Louis Robusky.
She is replacing Mrs. Eve
lyn Skiba who recently re-
signed to take a job at Har-
risburg, Pa, with the ma
tional Child Safety campaign
and also resigned as newly
elected president of the Fed
Grated Democratic Women Of
Geauga County. Home only
for the Weekends, Mrs. ski
ba will work in Harrisburg
during the week.
Married 9 years ago to Lar
ry Breedlove, the Breedlov-
es now consist of a family of
5, boy girl twins, Brook and
Brant and % month old Brian
Mrs. Breedlove is a Brown
ie Scout leader and Secre =
tary Of the Women Of st.
LukeS. Mr.. Breedlove works
at Chardon Rubber Co. They
are members of st. Lukes
Episcopal church and their
children attend the Hambden
school.
The Breedloves are form
er residents of Maryland. In
1855 they moved, first to
Wickliff, O., then in 1857
they built and moved in t o
their own home on Claridon-
Troy road.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
More New ChardOn
Teachers on Page 6
MRS. RUTH BARTUNEK,

WAYNE T. BIFANO h q S
been hired to teach Latin. Mr..
Bifano was born in Sout h
Euclid, Ohio, but moved to
Chester Township, Mayfield
Road, CheSterland, Ohio, gra-
duating from West G e a u =
ga High School. He is one Of
those rare individuals W h o
have a keen sense and
appreciation Of classical Ian
guage and comes very high
ly recommended to a C h
Latin in the high school. He
graduated from Kent State
University and has received
numerous honors for Scho =
larShip.
MRS. AMELIA M. BRAD
LEY will return to the Char
don system this year as an
English teacher in the junior
high school. Mrs. Bradley
previously taught math at the
high school.
The high school and junior
high school art classes will
be under the direction Of
MRS. GAYLE CHAPLIN, who
recently graduated from Lake
Erie College. She has had a
years experience teaching in
the Cleveland system. Be =
sides her arts and era t S
work she has been particu-
larly active in precision
swimming groups in college
and does school paper work
and make up for plays. She
will be committing from
PaineSville.
Miss Mellinger will be as
sisted in the guidance de =
partment by THOMAS CL-
IFF, Mr.. Cliff has had two
years of teaching experience
and will have his masters
degree In guidance from the
Marshall College, Hunting =
ton, West Virginia. He serv-
ed four years in the military
service and had experience
in business and selling be =
fore going into the guidance
field. He will be a very val
liable addition to our guild =
ance staff. He and his charm
ing wife, Betty (also a GER
titled teacher, will be re =
siding at 228 S. Hambden St.,
in Chardon.
PATRICIA ANN HAGER a
graduate of Berea College,
Kentucky, has been assigned
to help Mrs. Mcdonald in the
home economics department
She is a fully qualified voca-
tional home economics tea
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
Ronyak to Widen 8
Miles of Route 800

Route 306 from Route 81 to
the Portage county line will
be Widened this fall from &c
feet to about "a feet by A. j.
Ronyak of Burton.
Ronyak was awarded t h e
contract last week by t h e
highway department and
will have the work complet-
ed by the last of October
The widening has become in
creasingly important with the
increased traffic coming
down through Geauga from
the New York freeWay to the
Ohio turnpike. Ronyak's bid
on the job was $71,333 a.
bout five thousand dollars
less than the state estimate
for the eight miles of work.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
Roland Osborn
Honored by
Western Auto

A handsome plaque recog-
nizing 20 years of service to
his community has been a.
Warded to Roland Osborn the
owner of the Western Auto
Associate Store here.
The walnut and bronze wall
plaque, engraved with h S
name, was forwarded from
Western Auto Supply Comp
any'S general offices in Kan
saS City, Mo, and presented
through the firms division
offices which serve t h is
area.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
Thousands of Exhibits
Expected at Geauga Fair

There's going to be some
thing for everyone" at t h e
great Geauga County F a ir