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YOUNG LADIES TRAVEL If you

are looking for a profitable
and interesting career this is it
If you are 1925. neat. single, and
free to travel. Hawaii, California,
New York. Florida and return.
No experience necessary. We can
train you TO earn S75-Sl25.00 a
week plus bonus. II Interested
see Mr.. Gilmore, Hotel Earle, %
Charlotte ST. 10 amp pm
z p.m.-9 pm. No phone calls.
Parents welcome at interview.
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was winner. She also served 81
Chairman OF Floral and Trans
poristion Committees.
All OF the patriotic corsagcs
pinned on the huge number OF
omen wearing black dresses
for the occasion was the handI'
work of Mrs. b. l.. Marion also
Committee chairmcn were Mrs
G. McNcal, Guest, Mrs. Nj. LUIS.
Ter. Social, Mrs. Maggie James,
Advancement, Mrs. b. Iiadlcy-
Contact. Mr.. Robert Horton, De
coration. Mrs. A. Collier, Hos.
tess. Mrs. NJ. Ballard. Finance
MIR. Milt Nixon. Publicity, and
Mrs. J. Yancy. Recording Secrc'
tary. Rev. b. H. Harris, Adult
Leader. Mrs. Kate Montgomery,
Program Director, Rev 5. J.
Williams. Congress President.
The key detectives of the Sun
day School and Baptist Training
Union arc Evangelism and train
ing respectively.
When the women Of Oakland
Avenue Baptist Church obscr-
we'd their Annual Women's Day
recently they chose as theme:
dedicated Women Working for
the Master Mrs Elizabeth Will
son. wife of the pastor of the
church delivered the principal
me ssage in the l. AM worship
In the afternoon a Musical pro
gram featuring Merle Brown OF
Flint, Michigan, the Senior and
Excelsior Choir Of Oakland Bap-
list was enjoyed by all present,
end in the evening worship.
the Youth of the church were
in charge. Mrs Louise Dixon
was General Chairman, Bertha
Harden, Co-Chr., Sadie Tillman,
Decorations. and Floral. Earnes-
tine Amos, Contact, Ordie Tatum
Publicity. Rev. William p. vii
son, Minister
Sunday, June 4th the mem
hership of Oakland Baptist Chur-
ch cnjoyed wonderful fellow
ship with old members and
friends who returned on what
they called Homecoming Day
al the church Free dinners
were served and a musical pro
cram was the afternoon high
light.
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Leadership Clinic
Held At MeCregor

The Coordinating Council on
Human Relations Of the Detroit
Commission on Community Rela-
tons presented its fourth session
Of the la5960 Leadership Gin
*, Monday. June 9th, at the Me.
Grcgor NJ e m orial Community
Conference Center.
Nathan G,azcr, co-author of
tie Lonely Crowd, was the key.
rJtc speaker for the afternoon
He brought out many aspects of
the American His topic: Images
OF An American
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Atty. Charles x. Perkins
a. =. V.~rTen

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
CO4i ~OONI rO., I4iC OOONl VI
V.aa.N.- 49, I4A.A.N~4.i.I.
~.AnI4sO.- l.. - .-4.i.iNG, flainlHi'
vs.. DUnOInl vi. oIEnLi.Nu, Deis''u'
an,
No. 596-3e3
At a session Oh sa.u court, hcld az
The I.,y-IVun.y Burning al enc s"S
OI Dvtfoit GA lne x4,n day Oh Mus'
AID, lvOU.
rn.s.-Nr: HONORABLE LILA u
M -.sr LII, N.Ituit JuusN.
an tnis caus, a. arls0~i.dS pt a.
fluav., Un Inc tnat the u~ienV""',
DolOtny vi. ot,ri.us, cannOt ~ stiNtu
~ Process issuCu Out Oi lhis NVui'
as 40 no, a rca.uent OF .nc o'"'S
Vi Aiicn.s~n Dat rOa.uvs al the O"s
oi LlEVcianu, Iouii.J "a "a. .iilVsd "iu
otd.c Oi Ono as4U reS.,s-a "l -
otcafil > nO~u, CaONtsaiid =, OiiV.
O4N MOIiO.N ~ I4a4.nA.-o a. fbN
hi4No, Attorney 1Vi tiiv ita.sisili, "a
10 O.,DA-s,..J that taie uta~s,s..''i ~.
to.siy Va. S.~f..i.s arF~Af "'.e ""'"',
ere ban % OCiiii,ia..s. 80 tii'- ee"'N
within three toI nOnelis nom "e
uatc Oi t.IS OI1ea, .siaI s"iu D.''
"a OVnipIa.at wa DC tdnSn do 90"
i~saIu es,u ..td, tAas Orues ~ puOHs"
ca acVOIu.as 40 a.a~ ~..d NVPs tleie
o. W sSIs~1 urOa lnS uti.ilddn' W
r,sIstefNu man "a required ~ i""'
LIZ, "a. N4-OI-4>r ILL
IIfcdll Juuse
a TRUE COPY
I-Du..n "a. Dn4iNIGIN, Clerk
~ "A. A.. .oSnaIAia.i, DerusJ N.cik .o
0.-o--s-l-OV
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
81 {. Warren
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
Nc 557-ln

/ n
WAYNE IN CHANCERI.
Nc s,7-I47
At a session OF SAID Court, he'd at
Inc Iily 4 ounsS Ddlu.iis an the Sits
VI DC.rOi,, oh ,L4s -V.Ii DAY "a Apl..,
4. ~, iSvV.
Cin,nAl, FACEN, Plaintiff, vs..
P.AOLl.~l rA, IN, Leiendsn.,
rnrsENl EONO....DL.- JOS. n.
$40 i.s...4,.>, 49,, ~.lNs.-s JuusS.
all l...s csus~ a. 81 ..Sar.iis ~ aiii
.ay.t GA lac l.aAt Ill usiSnudn., Tadi-
.ne taNtn, cdnnO. D. lived ny pro
CESS A.. ucd out t.Ls ,Irs. as sale
a. not rcsidvL. y. .n> = ate oil Mica
gan, bit reside, n ne g.. vi Brook
IN, County OF .....,S @.i state OF
<ew York. and resides al DDS hasciN-
~ko. h,t q. BROOKLYN. New York
ON MOTION or CHARLES X. PER
klNS. Attorney Tor the piasns.lt. h-i
ics facen. IT Is ORDERED thdt the
defendant, Pauline Faccn, appear ana
answer the Bill OF Complaint IN TINS
ca,,sc within three 81 months IRON
The date of THIS order, or that saiu
mn will be taken as confessed ana
that this order be Published according
10 the law and copy thereof be
4, rvcd upon the dcfcndant by regis
tered mail as required by law
JOS \. MOYNiHAN. JR,
Circuit Judge
TRUE COPY
rpGNR NJ pRNNIGIN Clerk
Nv II. l.. SCHUMAN, DEPUTY clerk
~ 10000 6A-e0
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CHAPEL HILL
BAPTIST CHURCH

The Young People State Depart
ment of United Church Ushers
Association of Michigan Inc,
will present Alice Faye Allen.
Jr. in a Recital, June 18th. at
Chapel Hill Baptist Church 8
PM. Mr.. Jessie Gordan, Pres,
Mr. o. Smith, Jr, Organizer, |.
L Holly, State Pres.
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court news =

fed and supported the children
until June . when she called pc
lice after Bowdcn refused aid ii
anv manner.
The children have been place,
in protective custody at ID. j
Healey Home.
Mrs. Green declared that she
unable 10 house and support
the four children. She has three
room apartment and her husband
IS unemployed
Mrs. Green said Bowden has
rc-married twice. since the death
Of the children's mother five
years ago.
Mrs Green said she has been
providing for the children all of
their lives. She said her husband
refused TO help further.
Police said Bowden and his
present wife drink to excess and
seem to find money to purchase
alcohol despite the condition of
the children.
Meantime. the Women's Divi-
sion said they have had six ne
elect complaints involving Bow
den since 1854. They said the
home was always in a filthy con
dition.
A 45-year-old eastside man who
shot and killed his 37-year-old
married sweetheart on Memorial
Day during an argument in his
apartment was held for trial on
the charges of first degree muir.
der last week on examination be.
fore Recorders Judge Paul +.
Krausc.
He is Jacob Kinnbrew. of APO
Herbert. :.
The victim of six gunshot
wounds of the back was Mrs. Fan
ME Alfredo Mahan of 1913 Stan
ton
The shooting occurred at Kim.
brew's apartment after he had
visited Mrs. Mahan at her home
and was driven home by Mrs.
Mahan and a friend
According to Detective Harold
Cooper of the homicide bureau.
Mrs Mahan was shot by kim
brew after she informed him. Il
am quitting. | don't want YOU
any more
Judge Krause denied motion
Dy Atty AL Summers TO reduce
he charges TO second degree
or manslaughtcr. Ex-
Judge Krausc. Life just
snt that cheap
a 37ycar-old westsidc woman
vas rushed to Recci ing lloSpi-
al last Thursday night and treat
I'd for decorations of the scalp
lfler She was slugged over the
lcad with a gun by a white man
Vho came to her home for an in
crview in reply to the womans
d in local newspaper seeking
domestic employment.
The victim is Willie Brown. of
1919 w Boston Blvd.
Miss Brown said the man who
5 about 27 years of age. called /
Ter regarding an ad she ran in
local daily seeking work. She
aid he informed her that he .
vas in the neighborhood of her
lome and would like to talk with
Ter as he needed domestic help. !
Miss Brown said shortly after !
he man arrived he informed her
hat he opcratcd a picture studio
IN Grand River.
Miss Brown said when she re-
listed the mans advances and
him out of her home he
pulled a gun and shouted. Il will
boot you
Miss Brown said she was slug.
ycd when she picked up the
ohonc to call police. The assail-
mt escaped
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Atty. William T. Patrick, Sr.
9n Grafton Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
CUT COURT Tor the COUNTY Or
NAiNE IN CHANOERY.
J~..... J..- ..s4At.li. ".
CliAl,Llr MAE JOLNoO.>, DeiSiidant.
NO. s9s743
ORDER TO :."ss>R
AT session OF the ABOVE entitled
Court, head an the ~.ty-O Ounty Buiid-
ing, IN the Guy OF DelrOt, County oil
Wayne, State of M.calgan, this 18TH
day OF May, AID, I.Oo
PREsENI HONJn....I.E: THOMAS
j. MURPHY, circuit Sddgc.
II appearing ~ ..fi.~ Vat hereto at
tachcd, that the defendant, Charm,
Mac Johnson, - not "a resident OF
Michigan, but that her last know
place OF residence was m The Guy OF
Oakland, state OF Calforn..., 20. 49,
campbell Street;
On MOTION Oh WILLIAM +. PAT.
RICK, SIX, Attorney for plaintiff,
"a 10 nLREB OkDEKED, mat the
defendant CharDc ...- Johnson, enter
ncr appearance IN this cause, either
IN person OF ~ attorney witnif
three go months from date nercof. o.
the Bhi on compliant heretofore fdc1
against her VIII be taken By default.
AZ IS FURTHER ORDEi. -, that a
true copy q th.s order 20 Appear b.
mailed 10 tne defendant. Charne MAJ
Johnson, al her last known address,
by registered mail, return receipt re
quested, and tnat d true copy OF SAID
Order TO Appear be published i'm
new spapcr n and for the County OF
Wayne, State OF Michigan, according
10 law
THOMAS J. MURPHY
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRANiGIN. Clerk
BY II l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5-2l--6-25-60
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sl4.oo WEEk-Clean.

Sl4.00 WEEk-Clean, modern 2
rooms in nice brick building
Private Bath. gas stove. refri-
gcrator. murphy bed, all utIli.
ties and heat included Want
! or ? nice people as tenants.
26ll Garland near Charlcvoix.
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Store detective George Quinn
said he observed Morgan concea
4 shirts valued at Sl5.76 in a bal
and attempt to leave the stor'
without paying for the goods
A jury found two Pontiac meI
guilty of violating the State CAB
( bling laws last week before Re
; corder's Judge Frank G. Sche
manske despite the refusal of
key witness to testify.
They are Clarence Montgomcr,
and Johnnie Williams. Both mer
were released on $1,000 bonds
pending sentencing June %
Vice Bureau officers said the
pair we're members Of a numbers
syndicate in Wayne. Oakland and
Macomb counties.
Meantime. Micheal Stellino. OF
32640 Deacon, Tya-Sr. who re-
fused to testify against Montgom-
cry and Williams because The
lost his memory was sent to
.aync County Jail TO await sen.
fencing June % after Judge Sche-
manske cancelled his bond
Milton Henry of Pontiac, was
the defense attorney
Eleven others pleaded guilty of
gambling charges and will also
be sentenced June %.
Church Fund Emble1zer
George Lloyd. 36. C 1879 C'ynn
Court, pleaded guilty Thursday
to cmbezzling S564 over a three
year period while serving as
treasurer of the Warren Avenue
Baptist Federal Credit Union al
l0402 + Warren.
Lloyd was freed on 500 bond
pending sentence, Maximum SEN
'cnce is five years and or $4,000
fine
A S7.year-old castside father of
four who refused TO support or
feed and shelter his chill
dren was charged with cruelty to
Friday in a warrant is
sued by the prosecutor office
He is John Bowdcnu. of 225
East Garfield
The complainant Mrs. Zodie
Green. so. Of 1862 Brush. the
aunt. said Bowden has
refused to properly care for his
,hildren. John Jr. Is; Jerome. 10.
David. 9. and Johnetta. 8, since
he death of their mother in 50
Mrs Green said Bowdcn sent
he children to her home for
breakfast April 30 She said they
we're clad in rags. without shoes
md hungry. Mrs. Green said she
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Business Property For Sale
EAST JEFFERSON, 2229- Mr.

Chene-Commerical Bldg. con
verted l2-rm. Mansion. incl. !
bedroom apt. ideal for Offices,
Doctors Clinic. Restaurant. Fun
eral or Convalescent Home. )
minutes from downtown Parking
for 10 cars. Terms. Harry w
Everts--VA. l-947l
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bt.or-~v. El'1h w. Mi''er
.xy1O nAAtstndoF

Attorney. E1'1h w. Miller
,,73o per"inder
sTNTr or MICHIGAN N The OK W..
CtitT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CH NNCERV.
EDGAR HARRIS, Plaintiff VS. ANN
IE MAE HARRIS Defendant.
No. 596-15o
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held IN
Nh, County Courthouse in the CITY
III Detroit. WaVnc County. Michigan
thss 9th day of April 1860. AID.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOHN Nj.
WISE. Circuit Judge.
In this cause 1t appearing from al.
fidavit attached that the deiendant
Annie Nae Harris Is not resident OF
or domiciled in the CITY Of Detroit,
WAYNE County. Michigan but that
she resides at 9l5 South Broad Street,
Rom Georgia;
on motion of Ralph w. Miller. at
torney for the plaintiff Edgar Harris,
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant
Annie Mae Harris appear or answer
in the above cause on or before
three 81 month"; from the date here
of or that said bill may be taken as
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order shall be sent by
registered mail to the defendants
last known address 9l5 South Broad
Street, Rome, Georgia and I'm case no
return receipt signed by the defcn-
dant Is received that this order shall
be duly published as required by law.
JOHN NJ. WISE,
Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANiCIN, Clerk
by II. l. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
5.l4- o. 1850
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L E G. /
Atty Rs'ph w. Miller
il7ss Deou.nder

STATE or MI~hIGAN in the CIR
CIIi ~DN-r Tor the COUNTY or
NAlNE IL CHANCERY.
RAY TAiLEl. Plaintiff vs.. ELIZA
NAE TALLY, Defendant.
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Bargain Leaving Town Furniture
LIVING ROOM. dining room,
bedroom, and refrigerator and
washing machine General Elec-
trlc). DA 1916.
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FOR RENT-fLATS

MONROE, near ST. Aubin; 5
rooms, lower. Good transpor.
tauon. Will arrange for deco.
rat.Cn
Call 10. 1870, Mornings or
Nights
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Atty. Jesse e. Williams
1908 Broadway. Suite 206-20T
STATE or MICHIGAN In the CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.

l3ob broauWsy. SUITE 206-2OI
STATE or MICHIGAN In the CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. S96-642
ORDER or PUBLICATION
WILLIAM McCALlBB. Plaintiff VS..
PERLlE McCALIBB. Defendant.
AT session OF said court, held in
the City-County Building. In the City
of Detroit, County of Wayne and
state OF Michigan, on the 5th day of
April, AID, 1860.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOHN nj.
WISE, Circuit Judge.
IL appearing that the defendant Is
not resident of this state, but re.
siucs IN the City OF lndlanolia and
State of Mississippi
TT IL ORDERED that the defendant
enter her appearance In this cause
on or before three 81 months from
tne date OF this order or said Bill
on complaint VIII be taken as con.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF TINS order be sent by regis.
tered mail TO said defendant al 1ox
80, inulanoia, Mississippi. her last
known address, and II not received
personally by said defendant M less,
twenty l20l days before the lime
prescribed for appearance. that tt,,s
order be published as required bv
law. W
JOHN N. WISE
A rp,.v cco, Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANICIN. Clerk
ny III. l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
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FOR RENT-SiNClE

windows, doors and awnings
TW 2-6450.
norman W. Smith. Owner.
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CARNATION
COOKING HINTS
HMw51A - $50,
~
Home SERVICE DIRECTOR AND HER STAFF

Hamburgers on Stick are fun TO serve ana what an
oas, ,vav IN cook on hot day! Ground meat mixtures
STAY SO Juicy when undilutcd Carnation Evaporated
Milk is added they're ncpcr dry and crumby. Do try
Carnation in your very next meat loaf (You can
this same mixture.)
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MARY ELLEN SMITH. Plaintiff VS..
EMORY SMITH, Defendant
~ a SESSION of .ald Court held at
the Court House in the City of De-
troit, in SAID County. on the 28th
day OF April, a. D.. 1860.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOS. A.
MOfNiHAN, JR.. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. il appearing 10 the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
that chancery summons for the APP
pcarance of ithe defendant has been
issued out and under the seal OF this
court. and that the same could not
be served on the defendant on or be-
fore the return day thereof, for the
reason that said defendant, beng a
resident of the city of Detroit,
County of Wayne and state OF Michi-
gan, was concealed therein. and said
chanccry summons has been returned
with the certificate thereon endorsed,
showing that after diligcnt search
ana inquiry. said defendant could not
be served at his last known address.
$50 9Goodwin Street, Detroit. Michi-
gan. on or before the return day
thereof:
On motion of RoVborough and Rox.
borough, Attorncrs for the Plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED th~t me defendant
Emory smith. cause his appearance
70 be catered IN this cause, within
three months form The date of this
IRA ~ and IN ease Of his appearance
Cause ms answer t. lhe plaintiffs
Oh OF com plant TO be fled. and a
copy thereof TO be served on The
attorneys for the plaintiff, within 20
days after service upon him of a
copy OF said bill, and notice, of this
order, and that in default thereof.
III II FURTHER ORDERED that a
true copy OF this order be published
IN any newspaper published and cir.
culatindg IN the County OF Wayne
anu served, according TO law
JOS. A. MOYNIHAN. JR.
A rprtr com. Circuit Judge
5DGAR VI BRANICIN, Clerk
by II. l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
57-6-11.6O
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paying Up 10 $50 a week. Trans
portsfion furnished. Write TO:
HlRE.A-MAio AGENCY
Is Station Plaza, Great Neck. NY
HOUSE FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE
WESTSIDE
AMERICAN, OIL near Graz d
River. A home that you can
pay for. 5 rooms. full base
ment. newly decorated MI g.
0l92.
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FOR RENT

6 Rooms. First Floor
$3.50 <. Alexanderinc st.
TW. l-47a0
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Marie Thompson married TO j.
G.. Hartman, once resided on
Franklin St, Columbus. Ohio.
Anyone having any information
please contact Attorney Ro-
berts, 1903 Broadway, Detroit
%.
Reward given for any positive
information
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WORCESTERSHIRE

Blend Carnation. beef, cracker
crumbs, seasonings. onion and
green pepper together until well
mixed. Shape into 10 balls. On
eight 9-inch skewers, alternate
. hamburger balls. 2 tomatoes
and l onion slice. Place skewerS
C-253 Printed in U.S.A. C70)
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~ ibJE NOIY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk
by ii. l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
.,....... N-tA--e.tn.eo
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Atiys. Roxhorov1h & Roxborough
1909 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY Ol
MAY NE IN CIiA\CEY.
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Social g. Church

was winner. She also served -
Chairman Of Floral and Trans
porsation Committees.
Evening star., 1960-09-15
special companion
event!

king -size headboord with legs,
1895
78" wide, scoIloped, deep tufted
washable pIostic heodboord, two
sets Of legs.
kins-size Hollywood sets, l49.9S
z twin-size, extra long mottress
and box spring sets, 2 deep tufted
heodboords, z sets of legs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25
NEWS from NEWBURY

was Is on Aug. 18. Mary Fina
celebrated her 18th birthday
on Aug. Is and her sister,
Pat Fina celebrated her 10th
birthday on Aug. "a.
The For Get Me Not
Club held an outing recently
at which time they all took
an excursion aboard the Aq-
uarama. The master of cere-
monies, Bill Boehm acknow-
lodged the presence aboard
ship and dedicated a song to
the group. They all had a
very good time.
Mrs. Mary Conrad, t h e
grandmother of Mrs. Mary
Glaisa celebrated her Gath
birthday recently.
Mike Jordanek of Newbury
was elected Grand Knight f
the Geauga County Knights
of Columbus recently a n d
Father James Moran of St.
Helen'S is the Chaplain. 9th
er officers elected were John
Ritondaro of Chardon as de-
putty grand knight, Joseph
Krebs of Chardon as chancel-
lor, John LaSko of Chardon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-25

Flames will be in charge of
refreshments and it will
start promptly at 7. 1t is open
to the public and all are urg-
ed to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark
celebrated their 18th wedding
anniversary on Aug. 6 and on
Aug. 9, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard McGrath celebrated their
10th wedding anniversary.
A lot of people celebrated
their birthdays recently in :
Guiding Jane and Joan Cham
pion age 10, James Brent
age 10, Jeffrey Mum age 2,
and Charles Fletcher all on
August l. Dale Gage was Is
years old on Aug. 2, Louis
Rogaliner age 13 and Gar
land Likins was II on August
2. James Mecsko was IA on
Aug. 5, Greg Studen on Aug.
6, Carl Marx was 16 on Aug
7, Richard and Eugene Mar
tell was 20 on August 16 al
ong with Geraldine Gate who
was 18 on the same day. Ray
Rogaliner was 16 on Aug
ust II and George Oakford
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NEWS from MONTVlLLE

two daughters from Thomp-
son, Mrs. James Sidley an6
Mrs. Lyle TraSk visited fri
ends in Kingsville Tuesday.
Mrs. Joy Crandall f + 0 m
Thompson and Mrs. James
Sidley were Wednesday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
DeLyle Barnes in Euclid.
Mrs. Irma Sidley spent Fri
day with her sister, Mrs. Ru-
tn Buckley in Ashland.
Please remember the fire
men are for your protection
and will help you in time of
need, so do not be afraid to
offer your services at their
eating stand. Call YO 1926
and let us know the day and
time you can come.
Mrs. Joy Crandall of Tho
mpSon, Mrs. Lyle TraSk and
Mrs. Edward Weber were
last week Wednesday dinner
guests of Mrs. James Sidley.
The afternoon was spent at
cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert SChel-
ler attended the wedding of
their niece, Charlotte A IN
Rose to Thomas Freitag at
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
in Cleveland Heights Satur-
day evening.
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as recorder, Raymond Bos-
Ter of Chardon as treasurer,
Richard Protiva of Little Pun
derSon as advocate, Joseph
NaboSny of Burton as ward
en-, Stanley Rusnak of Bur
ton as inside guard, Louis
Hoge of Newbury as one
year trustee, John Wadowick
of Chardon as two year truS-
tee, and Barney ziegler of
Chardon as outside uard.
Their meetings are held at
st. Helen's social hall on the
1st and 3rd Mondays of the
month at 8 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Miller of
Rt. 81 have returned from a
2 weeks vacation in the south
where they visited relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Hazel Deubel of Cen
ter Road is recovering slow
ly at home after being bitten
by a dog.
The Grahams f Little Pun
derSon are back after a
months vacation looking very
rested.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Miller and
family are back home after a
weeks vacation visiting rela-