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Evening star., 1960-01-27
THOS. \. OWEN e. son,
AUctiOnecTS
III ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABIE Z
TWO sToRY sEMIDETACHFt q
Known 7 AS PREMISES NuMBfii
Sal FIFTY SECOND STREE1
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liber No l0H4ik
Folio lSn et SEQ Of the lana
records Of the District Of Column
bla and al the request of M
party secured thereby. the under.
SiRnrd trustees Will sell, at publn
auction in front Of the prcmiseI
nr MONDAY TIE FIRST Day oG
FE9R UARY AID lnG" AT ONA
scrlhcd land and premises, situa4
In the District OF Columbia. snb
designated a. and being Lot ltR
in SQUARE 5lHs Ps rcr ph'
recorded in the ono Of the sTr
vevor for 'hc D, strict OF ColuI1
bla In Liner 124, at FcliO q
subject to and toCether with rig 81
0f way Of record and subject T.
covenants and restriction u
records
TERMS Sold subject IN pEtd
building association deed Of tlUy
for approximately - 9j3 40, mn
thcr particulars ot which will "
announceu a. time Of sale. ihf
purchase pr'ce above said trIn'
10 be paid in cash A deposit d
$500 required. ConvPyancinE, ri.
cOrding. etc at purchasers CCctl
Adjustments made as of date nj
sale. Terms In bp complied VIII
within thirty dayS. otherwise d1'
post forfeited ard tho propoTiN
maY hc advertised and rrSold ~
thr di.crc'inn NJ tho trustees
FRANK W MAPSATFE. 4
JOHN CLAUDE COrPINGEF.
ialN."" -. -. % trustees
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HELP MEN
ACCOUNTANTS for stan of

ACCOUNTANTS for stan of CPA
f1rm. recent graduates with some
experience rreferred. Salary open
H B. TURNER, IA. $4,000.
ACC .-BKKPR., mature man, S65
SO wk. See Mr.. Dodqe, BOYD'S
cor. 18th ard G ". MA. S-234O
ACCOUNTANTS JR. AND SR., $40
ACCT. Slon WK.: - OPENINGS
DAnY FOR BKKPs. ACCTs
CREDIT MEN SEE MISS SUSIE
BELL, RE. T-@S3O POYD'S CORN
Err 18th AND G. 'EsTAB. 40 YRS !
asst, coLLEC. MGR. barE, t. 500
Dispatcher, NOV. ex1er.' $500 up
ATLAS AGCY.. '4@0NY Ave. wv.
ACCT certificate, some teaching
ACCT, exper MGR. hotels.
ADMIN ENGR. EE. exper. com ON
nunic- tionS. contract admin
Y s. NAVY: no fee Open
DISTRICT MGR under -. exner
oHce equip. sunYr r1igr opon-
ing p c. once, intercom 0eld.
PHoToGP.MhcrsT
m fee SALARY O-en
WALTER H. KFSSL FR
PersonnF! Services. $50 Wash rlde
9Th and Ave ~ "
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WAITER II KFSST.ER
CT.-CONTROLLER

Personne! Services. $50 Wash. Tlde
18th and n Y Ave. NV.
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BOYS, VETS-TRAVEL

Miami. Calf. Western resorts and
re'urn for nat. corp. Must be is
-. single, white. pleasant ptr-
sons'ity. sood G. Exper not nee.
We train ACcuSt earn Sl%5 vk.
up. Exp, trsnSp furr Perm ex-
cellent future Apply MR. MOSS.
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AUTO MECHANIC, eX

week: must have D. c. operator
with pay salary open. MOBILE
AUTO GLASS, 5917 Georgia ave.
NV, TU. 2-4l4l.
AUTO MECHANIC, experience nee
essary, TO WORK on Volkswasen
automobiles; starting salary S75
per week, prompt advancement
to qualified man: usual company
benefits. See Mr., Middleton. JOE
baIfs bEisHMAN5 bHz 4, " u on JstisssSn sissss
AUTO MECHANIC, prefer resident
of Va, only eXper.. need apply;
seeo Sec MT Rs' BsT Sn AMFR1e2N lMSna ca 0ehS sERV-
ICE CENTER, 5Sj n. Glebe rd..
Arlington, Va.
AUTO MECHANICS Plymouth,
Valiant, De Soto experience EX-
cellent volume. FALLS CHURCH
DE soTo-pLYMOUTh, Hillwood
ave and Lee hwy, JE. "-23OO.
AUTO PARTS DEPARTMENT
COUNTERMAN. ex0crienced man
only; S15 per week plus COM
mission usHal company benefits.
See Mr.. F!eeman, JOE HEIsH.
MANS, 32l" Jefferson Davis hwy.
All Va. OF. ASSES.
AUTO SALESMAN to sell the fast
est-Toying cars for l96O-the
Fords and Falcons: attractive pay
plan, including paid vacation, hoS-
pitslization, new-csr demonstra-
tors and bonuses throughout the
year. Our leading Salesmen earn
up 10 $4,000 VI. Volume oper-
ators are what We want. The deals
We turn down cannot be me de.
so get in on the fastest-mcving
small cars. Go Ford ans 90 rtRht.
See sales manager. LOGAN MO-
TOR CO.. 1850 Goth st. NV. No
uhone calls.
AUTO SERVICE MANAGER-Ply-
mouth, Valiant, De Soto exneri-
ence Excellent volume Box SIS,
star
AUTO SERVICE CLERK, no exper.
nece~ sary, GOOD handwriting. high
school arad will be trained in
auto service sales. Apply in per-
scn 20 M. Payne. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, SIS n Glebe
rd. Arlington. Va
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soYS, white, Mount Pleasant area.

IA II-IN. WOrk hrs. I.3U 70
$50 ewes. average S3-Sj ptr
night: weekly and monthly cash
bonuses No selling or soliciting.
AnDly Mr. Mill ER bet 5-6 p m
Rm 10 Albee Building, 18th and
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FER. OFFICE MANAGER
ROOKKEEPFR

EXPER ROOKKEEpER, WITH
cHli7tf cHARGE &c ooop 3As SALARY iHGRMrLE Ex: :
CT CPPO TTUNtT" FOR GOOD
FUTURE: AGE 3O-45: REFS. Re-
OUTRED: REPORT Mr.. KRESSTN,
639 New York Ave. NV.
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AUTO MECHANIC, prefer resident
nf Va, only eXpeT need apply;
good paw with usual CO. benefits
See Mr.. Barr, AMERICAN SERV-
ICE CENTER. 5Sj N. Glebe rd.'
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CHARLES ? FRAZIER
EDMUND NJ. EMMERlCH

Trustees
EDWIN SHELTON. Attorney tor
Party Secured. 1911 K stree
NV. WaShington, D. c.
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GERALD J. MILLER,
HAAr N n.l-A
THOS. J. OWEN e. son,
AurtiOneerS.
III g. ST, y ",

EDMUND H FELDMAN. At.orne,
for Party Secured. III F st
NV la"7.2O-fe"46
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MARCEL WEISS
THOMAS I SUR

TruEtees
FRlEDLANDER and ROD.
JACK L FRIEDLhNDER ATTORNEYS
for Trustees. ja27.30-iel,4,6
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

Capt. Cook sailed for l22 days
and 10000 miles in the Pacific
without ever once sighting land.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
colored News
Sugar Fork All
Club Has Session

the meeting Of the Sugar Fork
All Community Club on Febru-
airy 3. junior leaders taught the
members two new games during
the recreation period. All mem
bers had an opportunity to par
ticipate in the games. For re-
freshmentS. the adult leaders
and parents in the community
served tea, homemade cake.
Jelly. potato chips. and candy at
the end of the regular business
session.
The local farm agent, James
{. Ayres, was in charge of prof.
ect instruction at the meeting
He taught the members how to
conduct the All garden and home
grounds Identification projects.
Lester Foster and Avon Foster
Joined the club at this meeting
They enrolled in the HI garden
project.
Sugar Fork All Club is the
only community club organized
II Cumberland County. The other
nine clubs are organized as
school clubs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
State Park Cabin Applications
Will Be Accepted On February 26

be extended 10 d maximum Of
two weeks.
All cabin reservations begin
and end on Mondays. Conces-
SONS in the parks, which include
restaurants. stores. life guard
service. boat rentals and horse
back riding will be open May 81
ana will extend through Labor
Day. Bathing and swimming VII
not be permitted until May 50.
Odell also announced that the
three State Recreational Areas
Bear Greek. IN Cumberland
county; Goodwin Lake. in Prince
Edward county. and Holiday
Lake, in Appomattox county
will be open during the 1860 sea
son from May 80 through Labor
Day. These areas were devel-
oped for day use only. None has
cabins or overnight accommodate
tons. Camping by tent or trailer
is not permitted Each has picnic
areas and offers bathing and
swimming. including bathhouse
and life guard service: boats.
fishing and A store where light
refreshments are for sale
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
Sun-Cured Leaf
Crop, Sales
Summary Given

Virginia sun cured tobacco
sales this season totalle d
2,226 .678, averaging $34. 38. That
compares with sales OF the previ-
Gus season Of l,874 1874 pounds at
an average of $36.76.
At Richmond, the major mar
ket. gross sales totalled 1872 ,5l8
pounds averaging 1874 80 per hun
dred. The volume of sales was
the largest in five seasons, but
the general average fell to its
lowest level in four years.
In addition to sales at Rich
nond. 254 $50 pounds Of sun
cured leaf We're sold on the
three Virginia fire-cured mar
kets- The average there was
S30.94.
The Tobacco Market News re-
ports that low qualities and non
descript made up over so per
cent of the offerings this season.
The greatest losses in grade
averages from last season oc-
Cured for Tugs as these went
down 81 to Sc per undre d
pounds Thin leaf declined 81 to
81 and most heavy leaf was off
only ST Or 81. Thin nondescript
dropped S.. A few increases took
place. These were chiefly for low
Quality green grades and
amounted to 81 to 81.
Most grades averaged 81 to 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
Summary OF
Conservation
Practices Given

BUCKINGHAM. Feb. IS - A
summary of Buckingham county
conservation practices carried
out in 1859 has been released
by the Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation office in Buck
ingham.
During 1859 Buckingham
county had 2l8 farms with 245
payees. These payees received
a total of S63 1872.
In conservation practices, l4O
farms planted 935 acres of per-
m a n e n t Negative cove S
farms planted 273 acres Of pine
cover and II farms planted 81: 70
acres in rotation cover. Fifty
farms improved 875 acres Of
permanent vegetative cover: 10
farms improved l47 acres by
use Of lime stone; four farms
improved IS acres by contour
stripping and five farms built
five grassland protection ponds
thousand square feet OF 0 d
waterways; one farm develop
ed springs or seeps and one put
in stock water pipelines.
For the 1860 program of con
senvation resource, % more
farms were placed in the pro
gram. This brings the total
number of farms to IA. The to-
tai a. cropland on these farms is
2,563 acres.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

Applications for State Park
cabins for the 1860 season will
be accepted on and after Febru-
airy 26. Randolph Odell, Commits
Sioner. Division of Parks. Vlr-
GINA Department of Conserva-
ton and Economic Development.
has announced.
No applications will be &C
cepted prior to February &c.
Odel said All applications re-
eeived during the period FebIu-
airy e March | will be handled
as Of March | and reservations
viii be made by lot. After March
|, applications will be handled
on first come. first served
basis. During the first ten days
Of March. only applications OF
residents Of Virginia will be con
sidered.
Odell said that applications for
cabins must be made on official
forms. which may be obtained
from the Division of Parks. State
Office Building. Richmond. or
from the superintendent at the
parks.
Housekeeping bins. fully
equipped and furn S h e d, are
available at seven of the eight
parks: Clayton Lake. near Dub
lin; Douthat, near Clifton Forge:
Fairy Stone. near Bassett: Hun
CRY Mother, near Marion; Prince
Edward, near Burkeville; Staun-
ton River, near South Boston.
and Westmoreland. near Mon
tross. Pocahontas Park. near
Rishmond. has no cabins and no
facilities for tents and trailers.
Cabins and camping facilities
will be available for the 1860 sea-
son from May Is through Sep
TENDER 26. Cabins may be rented
for one week. When space is
available, the rental period will
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
Hubbards Return
After Extended
Visit In Richmond

FARMVILLE, RT. 2, Feb. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. RaWleigh Hubbard
returned home last Monday after
an extended visit in Richmond.
While there. Hubbard was under
the doctors care at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Ora DoWdy.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Kelsey
and sons visited Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Slaytor and daughters
last Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lee Wat
son and children. of Herndon.
spent last week end at his
mothers. Mrs. Epsie B. Vale.
and grandsons, Chuck. Steve.
Mike and Doug Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Simpson
and Richard ard Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Kelsey, Phil and Hardy, at
tended the christening services
at lakewood Methodist Church in
Columbia Sunday. February 7, in
which Teresa Duncan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Duncan,
and Percy Lee Duncan, III, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Duncan.
Jr.. were christened.
The Senior High Fellowship of
Appomattox P. E. Presbyterian
Church met with Miss Nancy
Kelsey, F ebruary 7. Jackie
Moore was the leader for the
program. The SHF enjoyed a
party in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kelsey last Saturday
night.
Week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dowdy and family
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wright
and family, Of Buckingham, E.
c. Dowdy and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Price. of Rice. Mr. ard Mrs.
Aubrey Jamerson and family, of
Farmville, and Wilbur Dowdy, of
Fort Benning, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Dowdy
had as their Sunday guests Mr..
and Mrs. James Edward Dowdy
and family, of Richmond, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dowdy
and children, of Route l, Farm
bile.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
Rites Held For Mrs.
Ray A. Lewis, Y

AMELIA, Feb. Is Funeral
rites for Mrs. Ray A. Lewis, p,
widow of Ashton Lewis, of Ford
who died in a Petersburg hos
pital on Wednesday, February
10. were held at pm. on Fri
day at Hammer Hardin Funeral
Home in Blackstone. with inter-
ment in Ford Adventist Church
Cemetery.
Mrs. Lewis was the mother Of
Mrs. John F.. Duke, Amelia
county public health nurse.
Besides Mrs. Duke. she is sur-
vived by two other daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Dyer. Of Peters
burg. and Mrs. Martha Reames.
of Church Road; five sons. Ru-
pert Lewis, of Ford. Luther
Lewis. of Green Bay. Robert
Lewis. of Sutherland. William O..
Lewis, of Portsmouth. and Ash
ton Lewis. Of North Carolina; 10
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

insisted of a blouse, vest. pleat-
Ell skirt, shorts. and a jacket.
Ruthier Jones also wore part
Of an ensemble that was made
up of pair of Stacks, a blouse
skin divers. and a jacket. The
colors we're orange, white and
brcWr stripes. Part of the en-
senable was brown only.
Lucy Southan looked glamor-
Gus in very frilly pink evening
gown.
Page Thompson wore a green
sweater and skirt to match. Her
hat was green.
Nancy Barden showed off a
woven madras dress. She car
ried a pair of madras shorts
Beverly Noble, FILA Reporter
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

9rGrarfy Which is NOT IN salts
tac-oIy condition. The board con
sldt-l-s IL would possibly he too
Costly 10 put it i'll condition in
comparison with new well.
The supervisors approved hav-
ing an acturial study made for
the retirement plan of constitu-
tional officers. based on a period
Of approximately this date. five
years back and ten years back
Tn other business the board ap-
pointed Ju dge Valentine W.
S0uihall OF the County Court, as
chairman Of the Civil War Cen
fennlal Committee for Amelia
County lie will be asked to sug
gest names OF persons to serve
IN the committee With him.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
STYLE Shout resentedMAmeliu

AMELIA. Feb. Is T h e
Amelia FILA sponsored a style
show, Thursday. Invited guests
were all home economics STU
dents, senior girls, the reporter
for the area papers. and the
manager of the Dorothy May
store in Farmville, who provid-
ed the garments and narrated
the show. Modelling in the show
were members OF the third
period home economics class.
The girls and their garments
were: Rebecca Aaron. who wore
a black and white checked
spring coat. 1t looked very cool
and crisp with her matching &C
cessories which were black.
Betty Hastings modelled a
pale blue coat and matching hat
with black gloves. pocket book
and shoes.
Fay Pembleton wore very
smart looking grey suit edged
in braid. She also wore a black
hat that had pink rose on it.
Her gloves were. pink and the
rest Of her accessories were
black
Joa White showed the audi
encc a green suit with self bind
ing. Her accessories were black.
Naomi Shelton wore a two
piece tlue dress with a matching
cape. a navy blue hat and white
gloves.
Eetta Burcham modelled a
white pleated skirt with a pale
splotohed jacket All of her ac-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
Secondary Road Hearing Is Set

AMELIA. FEB The Amelia
County Board Of Supervisors and
w. c. Poatun. resilient engineer
for the highway department, set
Monday, April IL, for the annual
secondary road earring for
Amelia county at their meeting
on Monday. February 8.
At this time any citizen desir-
ing to do so may present any
road matters to the attention OF
Poison Or the board.
j Albert Heisler, architect Tor
The rev Jackson Office building
now under construction here was
authorized to get prices on a
deep we'll and GO foot surlace
We'll. Ii the price meets the ap
prevail OF the board they expect
10 abandon the well nov on the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

above their respective Govern
ment lean rates. Growers de-
I.ered { Per cent OF gross sales
to the Sun Cured Tobacco Mar
keting Cooperative. THIS was 4
little more than last season when
the Cooperative received only
Il per cent of sales at Richmond.
From a color standpoint. there
were less green and red. more
light, with the percentages of
brown and mixed about the same
as during last season. The crop
contained an unusually large
amount OF house burned tobacco.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16
Mrs. NJ, N. ci''ispie
Rites Here Sunday

FARMVHLE, Feb. Is wv Flu
neral services for Mrs. Matte
Meadows Gillispie. "a. who died
at Southside Community Hospital
Friday, were held Sunday after
noon at 2:30 O'Clock at Doyne-
Burger Funeral Home at Farm
vile. Interment was in Westview
Cemetery, with the Rev. H. E.
Hudgins, of Falmille, officiat-
ing.
Mrs. Gillispie, the widow of
George M. Gillispie, was born in
Prince Edward county on June
30. 1885, the daughter OF the late
Matt Meadows and Rose johnson
Meadows. She was a member of
Farmville Methodist Church.
There are no immediate sur
vivOrs. but a number of nieces
and nepheWs remain.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-02-16

cCssories were white.
Catherine Palmer had on part
Of a five piece ensemble that
was black and white checked. It
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-07

Burton.
Frank Edmonds, Bell Rd.,
South Russell, filed suit for
money only in the amount of
$40, 100000 against the Village
of South Russell.
Andrew Hebinek and Mar
lie Irene Habinek, 1914 E. 53rd
Street, Cleveland, have filed
suit for money only in the a.
mount of $16, 10000 against
Fred Utz, guardian of the es-
tate of Antonio Smetak, a n
incompetent person, Rt. 3,
Chardon, Josephine Wistzko
administrative, VIVA, Estate
of Joseph Smetak, deceased
Ray K. Thrasher, Chardon,
and Cuyahoga Title and Trust
Co., Cleveland.
Elizabeth Schrecongost, 21f
BrockWay, Girard, has filed
action for money only in the
amount of $25, 100000 against
Sally Ann Blair, a minor, 10
years old, Of Rt. A, NeWbury
Charles SchrecongoSt, 216
E. Brockway, Girard, O., has
filed action for money only
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-07
s-THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, JULY 7, 1860

85 deg. "a 40" East 800 feet;
thence North 4 deg. z 90"
East 5000 feet to aforesaid
County line; thence North 95
deg. "a 40" West along said
County line 800 feet to the
place Of beginning. Contain :
ing $50 acres.
Said Premises Located at
Township of Chardon.
Said Premises Appraised
at $50, 100000 Nine Thousand
and no 100 Dollars and can
not be sold for less than two
thirds of that amount.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash
Louis A. Robusky, Sheriff BY
T. Murray Deputy Sheriff Of
Geauga County, Ohio.
Charles H. Hall
Attorney 5c30.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-07
NOTICE OF HEARING
FOR PAROLE

Mansfield, Ohio June IS, 1860
Eugene H. Puhalsky, 60984
A prisoner now confined in
the Ohio State Reformatory,
Mansfield, Ohio admitted
from Geauga County, Case
No. ABB Convicted Oct. 13,
1859 of the crime of Aban.
Preg. Woman and serving a
sentence Of l 3 is eligible
for a hearing before the Ohio
Pardon and Parole Commits
sion on or after August l,
1860.
Ohio Pardon and Parole Cm-
mission M. V. Horn, Record
Clerk. 2C27.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

General Code, Sec. 1851
The State Of Ohio, Geauga
County.
Geauga Loan & Discount
Co., plaintiff
VS..
Julia Ribblett, Defendant
CASE NO. 14l05
In pursuance Of an Order
Of Sale in the above entitled
action, 1 will offer for sale
at public auction, At the door
of the Court House in Char
don, in the above named Co
unity on Thursday, the 4th
day Of August 1860, at 1000
O'Clock AM, the following
described real estate, situate
in the County of Geauga and
State Of Ohio, and in t he
Township of Chardon to-Wit ::
Situated in the Township Of
Chardon, County of Geauga
and State of Ohio; and known
as being part of Lot No. 4,
Tract No. ! within the said
Township and described as
follows:
Beginning in the northerly
line Of aforesaid Township
and County at a point which
is South 85 deg. "a 40" East
along said County line 10000
feet from the northeasterly
corner of lands conveyed to
Howard J. and Mary L. Pres
ley by deed recorded in Vol.
226, Page 384, of Geauga Co
unity Records Of d e e d S
thence South 4 deg. 7 90"
West 660.0 feet; thence South
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-07
AT THE COURTHOUSE

in the amount of $26, 1854. 70 "a
gainSt Sally Ann Blair, a min
or, 10 years of age, of Rt. "A,
NeWbury, o.
Marie F. Kampf, Rt. 9,
Middtlefield, has filed suit for
divorce from Raymond H.
Kampf, Rt. 2, Middlefield, al
so for alimony, custody of
child and equitable relief.
Marguerite M. Bennington,
Fairmont, Rd., Novelty, o.,
has filed suit for divorce
from Thomas H. Bennington,
Novelty, o., also for custody,
alimony and support.
Rulings
Betty L. Rovelto, "A Tho
mas Rd., NeWbury, has been
granted a divorce from Cliff
ford L. Rovelto, NeWbury
She is granted care, custody
and control of minor child :
rem. He is ordered to pay to
Mrs. Rovelto $500 per week
for the support of each min
or child plus necessary me-
dical and dental expenses
She is also awarded his in
tereSt in the jointly owned
property and she is the bene-
ficiary of a $10,00O.0O life
insurance policy.
Hearing is set for July 21St
in the case of Charles J.
Wheeler, ct al VS.. Robert J.
Skidmore.
In the case of Samuel G.
Heath VS. Maurice Fox, ct al,
the jury ruled that the paper
writing to be the last will
and testament of George Hi
ebS, deceased, dated Mar. 2,
1857, was not his last will and
testament.
In the divorce action of No
rma E. Reinke, Rt. 2, FoW-
lerS Mills Rd., Munson Twp,
Chardon, has been awarded
$25. 90 per week as temporary
alimOny from Russell G. Re
inke, who is also ordered to
pay the monthly mortgage
payments on property joint
ly owned by them. He is also
to pay $4,000 toward her at
torney fees.
Elizabeth Evans, Fields
Rd., Bainbridge Twp, h a
been granted a divorce from
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-07

Chile, recently rocked b y
earthquakes, measures 2,65O
miles long but has an aver
age width of only ITO miles.
Larger than Nevada, Utah,
and Idaho combined, Chile
covers 286,000 square miles,
the National Geographic Ma
gazine says. Islands "a
count for a sixth Of its area.
To the Illustration of beach
lovers, most of Chile faces
the Pacific with steep cliffs
unbroken by sloping shores
or curving bays. For hund :
reds of miles in the north Z,
the sea wall often rises to g.
900 feet.
The Arctic is becoming a
popular tourist spot. Visitors
pay as much as 81 900 a week
to live with ESkimoS and &C
company them on seal and
Walrus hunts.