davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14
20; totai tax, $1.56.

Theodore, Thomas, lot, los;
acres, .O6; value, 20; total
tax, $1.O8.
Theodore, Thomas, lot, $50;
acres, .O6; value, 20; total
tax, $1.O6.
Thompson, Ernest & Made
line, lot, 1914; acres, .O6; val
ue, 40; total tax, $2.14.
Wilson, Edward j., lot,
1893; description, shed; acres
.O6; value, 18O; total tax, $14.
03.
Wilson, Edward j., lot,
1900; acres, .O6; value, 60;
total tax, $4.68.
Wilson, Edward, j., lot
1902: acres .O6; value, 60;
total tax, $4.68.
Wilson, Edward j., lot,
1903; acres, .06; value, 60;
total tax, $4.68.
Wilson, Edward j., lot,
1858; acres, .O6; value, 80;
total tax, $2.33.
Wilson, Edward j., lot,
1884: acres .06: value, 30;
total tax, $235.
Wilson, Edward j., lot,
1855; acres, .O6; value, 30;
total tax, $2.35.
Wilson, Lloyd, ct al, lot,
1887; acres, O6; value, 60;
total tax, $4.68.
Wilson, Lloyd, ct al, lot,
1889; acres .O6; value, so;
total tax, $4.68.
Wilson, Lloyd, ct al, lot,
1910; acres, .O6; value, 60;
total tax, $468.
Wilson, Lloyd, ct al, lot,
124l; acres .O6; value, 60;
total tax, $4.68.
Wilson, Lloyd, ct al, lot,
1892; acres, .O6; value, 30;
total tax $2.S5.
Wilson, LlOyd, ct al, lot,
1898; acres, .O6; value, 30;
total tax, $2.33.
Woodland, Marcellos &
Ruth, lot, $40; acres, .O6; val
ue, 60; total tax, $3.50.
Woodland Marcellos &
Ruth, lot, BAL; acres, .O6; val
ue, 60; total tax, $3.50.
Woodland, Marcellos &
Ruth lot, 842; acres .O6; val
ue, 60; total $3.50.
Zion Hill Missionary Bap-
tist Church lot, 622; acres,
.O6; value, 40; total tax, 81.
IL.
Zion Hill Missionary Bap-
tist Church, lot, 623; acres,
.O6; value, 40; total tax, 81.
IA.
BAINBRIDGE TWP
KENSTON S.S.D. LAKE
LUCERNE
Edds, w. W. & Rosemary
c., lot, 33-L; description,
house; acres, "a; value, 719O;
total tax $4,000.
Elsby, Alden G. & Miriam
G., lot, 12-M; description,
house; acres, .38; value, $3.50;
total tax, $279.46.
CAMBRIDGE TWP
CHAGRIN FALLS CHURCH
SUB.
Bednarowski, Mary, sub lot
SO; acres, .18; value, 200; tot
al tax, $9.06.
BURTON-TROY S.S.D.
Adamic, Jeananne & JOS
eph E. Jr., lot, II; deScrip-
ton, house; acres, LOO; val
ue, 1850; total tax, $315.8.
Adamic, Joseph E., lot, II;
acres, 1000; value, $50; total
tax, $39.38.
Baumgartner, Stella F., lot,
So; acres, SIS; value, 170;
total tax, $12.64.
Baumgartner, Stella F., lot,
So; description, house-barn;
acres, 7.62; value, 1880; total
tax, $344.03.
Blair, Richard j. & Jean c.,
lot, 25-79; description, house;
acres, .46; value, 3O8O; total
tax, $215.62.
Brykaylo, Mike & Paranka,
lot, $3.50; description, house
barn-garage; acres, BATS; val
ue, 6440; total tax, $33l.54.
Brykaylo, Mike & Paranka,
lot, 1879; acres, $40; value,
$50; total tax, $l2.88.
Clark, Paul j. & Georgia,
NJ, lot, Al; descrip ton,
house; acres, rs; value, $500:
total tax, $3O6.82.
Harris, Homer, lot, 44-117;
description, house; acres, so;
value, 2610; total tax, $l34.38.
Harris, May Rose, lot, "A;
acres, $50; value, $40; total
tax, $19.O6.
Hotchkiss, Ralph H., lot, 81;
description, house barn =
oarapa. aprnS on "a. VallIe
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14

lie, lot, IL; description, house;
acres, 1.73; value, 472O; total
tax, $36O.52.
Stimson, Paul B. & Mar
garet D., lot, /; acres, 1.30;
value, 80; total tax, $22.58.
Wicks, Carl B., lot, 44-113;
description, house; acres I,
81; value, 414O; total tax,
$2l3.12.
Yoder, Simeon & Savilla,
lot, 2O-12; acres, 200; value,
$50; total tax, $7.72.
BURTON-TROY S.S.D.
BURTON LAKE ALLOT- :.
MENT
Carmigiano, Nettie & Fan
ME, lot, 81 No. 81; acres, .29;
value, 27O; total tax, $3.50.
Chitwood, Samuel R. & Ev-
elyn, lot, 81 -144; description,
house; acres. .27; value, 2,
500; total tax, $19O.95.
Cottage, Joseph F. & Cor
rine, lot, 91-1O6; acres, 80;
value. 100: total tax, $3.50.
Hyer, Frank R. & Helen K,
lot, 91-3; description, house;
acres, 80; value, 264O; total
tax, $196.3O.
Kunar, Lawrence A., lot,
81 No. 102; d scription,
house; acres, 80; value, 1900;
total tax, $61.78.
Lewis, Leonard & Ethel NJ,
lot, 91-26; description house
acres, 80; value, 1890; total
tax, $81.84.
Mcbride, Anne, lot, 91-4-28;
description, house garage;
acres, 30; value, 226e; total
tax, $172.64.
Mcbride, Anne, lot, 91-5;
acres, .29; value, 26O; total
tax, $19.87.
Mcdaniel, Jack D. & Ellen
M, lot, 91-15O; description,
house; acres, .49; value, 1850;
total tax, $151.86.
Mack, Edwin A. & Nellie,
lot, 91-62-63; acres, 80; value,
27O; total tax, $2O.06.
Moss, Nelson NJ, lot, 91-88;
acres, 80; value, 100; total
tax, $14.O9.
Moss, Nelson NJ, lot, 91-89;
description, house; acres,
.32; value, 228O; total tax,
$169.42.
Wright, Tivis & Velda, lot,
81 No. 81; description, house
garage; acres, 30; value, 2,
O3O; total tax, $1O4.5O.
Wright, Tivis & Velda, lot,
83; acres, .29; value, 100; tot
al tax, 1915.
BURTON TWP-TROY S.S.D.
FORREST & SYLVAN LAKE
Gold, VIM. c. & Jeanette,
lot, 279; acres, 10; value, 20;
total tax, $2.86.
BURTON VILLAGE
TROY S. S. ID.
Burt, Laurence E. & jean
nette NJ, lot, 1853; descrip-
ton, house-barn; acres, rs;
value, 2l1O; total tax, $163.74.
Herst, Ward & Rosalie, lot,
a As; description. house
barn; acres, 81; value, $3.50;
total tax, $187.60.
Paine, Jerusha, lot, 45-44;
description, house barn, ac-
res, 2.22; value, 228O; total
tax, $l22.38.
CHARDON TWP CHARDON
VILLAGE S. S. ID.
Amore, Peter j. & Pauline,
lot, 1876; description, house;
acres, Sc; value, 1920; total
tax, $l8O.68.
FenStermaker, Doris, lot,
157; description, C: acres, 9.
90; value, 218O; total tax,
$1O3.12.
Fluhr, William J. & Mary,
lot, 8; description, house; ac-
res, 200; value, 6O8O; total
tax, $343.79.
Grennan, Edward, lot, 27;
description, house; acres, /.
90; value, 431O; total tax,
$2O3.86.
Hitchcock, Reuben Jr. &
Meachan Satterlee, Sarah,
lot, 3; acres, 14.97; value, 1,
O4O; total tax, $51.25.
Jones, Roy A. & Della F.,
lot, 1O-11; description, house.
barn; acres, $50; value, 1890;
total tax, $42O.48.
Lenart, John & Barbara,
lot, 1917; acres, 800; value,
$40; total tax, $29.32.
Mulch, Nancy, lot, 6; des
cription, house-barn; acres
1900; value, 259O; total tax
$122.50.
Uhl, Mary, lot, IL; acres
LOO; value, 800; total tax,
$18.46.
Uhl, Mary, lot, 1S; acres, l.
%. value 470. total fax 500
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14

Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, II; acres, ,26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 18; acres, &c; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 10; acres, .26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 20; acres, &c; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 81; acres, &c; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, q; acres, .26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, %; acres. .26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, "a; acres, .26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 25; acres, .26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 26; acres, .26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 27; acres, 81; value, 800;
total tax, $30.19.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, %; acres, 50; value, 400;
total tax, $3O.95.
CHARDON VILLAGE S.S.D.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc.
lot, 29; acres, .33; value, $50;
total tax, $19.35.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 80; acres, &c; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc,
lot, 81; acres, .26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc.
lot, 80; acres, .26; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates, Iuc.,
lot, 33; acres, .26, value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, "a; acres, &c; value, 200;
total tax, $15.48.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 35; acres, rs; value, 100;
total tax, Sl4.72.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc.
lot, "a; acres, .27; value, 2lO;
total tax, $1624.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc,
lot, rs; acres, .27; value 210;
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates Inc,
lot, 76; acres, .27; value, 2lO;
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc
lot, n; acres, .27; value, 2l0;
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc
lot, 78; acres, .27; value, 2l0;
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc
lot, 70; acres, .27; value, 2l0i
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc
lot, 80; acres, OF; value, 2l0
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc
lot, 81; acres, .27; value, 210;
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc
lot, 81; acres, .27; value, 2l0
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc
lot, 83; acres, .27; value, 210
total tax, $16.24.
Chardon Park Estates, Inc
lot, 81; acres, .26; value, 200
total tax, $15.49.
Clause, Richard C. & Flor
ence r., lot, 96; description
house-garage; acres, so; val
ue, 1920; total tax, $154.18.
Eaton Holding Co., lot, No
6; description, house; acres
81; value, 471O; total tax
$364.48.
Eaton Holding Co., lot, 65
acres, &c; value, 200; tota
tax, $15.48.
Eaton Holding Co., lot, 66
27; value, 1880; total tax
$338.95.
Eaton Holding Co., lot, 100
description, house; acres
.27; value, 47O0; total tax
$363.70.
Hummel, Donald & Ruth
lot, parcel B; acres, III
value, 1870; total tax, $13.93.
Lyman, Kenneth & Virgin
ia, lot, 1856; description, Milk
Pl. acres, "a; value, $3.50
total tax, $536.27.
Marincek, Frank M. & II
ma, lot, 105; acres, .26; value
100; total tax, $7.73.
Marincek, Frank M. & Ii
ma, lot, 106; acres, %; value
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14
CAMBRIDGE TWP
KENSTON S.S.D. CHAGRIN
FALLS PARK

II hLAA1 ANN
Huff, Louis, lot, 141; deS-
cription, house garage; ac-
res, .06; value, 1890; total
tax, $54.66.
Johnson, Cassaiean & Wal
ter, lot, SAB; acres, .O6; value,
40; total tax, $3.12.
Johnson, Cassaiean & Wal
ter, lot, 649; acres, .06; value
40; total tax, $3.12.
King, Alexander J. & Ver-
bea, lot, 381; description,
house; acres, .06; value, 3O7O
total tax, $163.10.
King, Alexander J. & Ver-
bea, lot, 382; acres, .06; val
ue, so; total tax, $2.66.
King, Alexander J. & Ver-
bea, lot, 1888; acres, .06; val
ue, so; total tax, $2.66.
Long, Glover & Hattie, lot,
ITO; acres, .06; value, 60;
TOTAL tax, So 10.
Long, Glover & Hattie, lot,
III; acres, .06; value, 60;
total tax, $3.18.
Long, Glover & Hattie, lot,
1173; acres, .06; value, 60;
total tax, $3.18.
Long, Glover g. Hattie, lot.
l174; acres, .06; value, 60;
total tax, $3.18.
Longmire, Billy Lee, & Car
rie, lot, 1889; acres, .O6; val
ue, 20; total tax, $1.56.
Longmire, Billy Lee & Car
RE, lot, 1870; description,
house; acres, .06; value, 1920
total tax, $161.69.
Lynch, Alfrieda, Lot, 1854;
description, house; acre S
.O6; value, 100; total tax, $40.
10.
Lynch, Alfrieda, lot, 1865;
acres, .06; value, 40; total tax
$2.12.
McClendon, Giles & Fan
ME Hunt, lot, 695; acres, .O6;
value, 40; total tax, $2.12.
McClendon, Giles & Fan
ME Hunt, lot, 696; acres, .O6;
value, 40; total tax, $2.14.
Miller, Joseph, lot, l78; ac-
} res, .06; value, 20; total tax,
$1.56.
Miller, Joseph, lot, l79; ac-
: res, .06; value, 20; total tax,
$1.59.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14

mi, lot, 9-16; acres, $50; val
ue, ITO; total tax, $4,000.
Weaver Merritt w. & Mao
mi, lot, 9-16; acres, 9.10; val
ue, 420; total tax, $2236.
CAMBRIDGE TWP-KENS-
TON S. S. ID. CHAGRIN
FALLS PARK
Bolden, Albert, lot, 1882; ac-
res, .06; value, 60; total tax,
$3.18.
Bolden, Albert, lot, 1888;
description, house; acres, .06
value, 29O; total tax, $15.42.
Burse, Glide, lot, 1876; des-
cription, house; acres, .06;
value, 800; total tax, $64.0l,
Burse, Glide, lot, 1877; acres
.06; value, so; total tax, $500.
Burse, Glide, lot, 1913; acr-
eS, .06; value, so; total tax.
$500.
Burse, Glide, lot, 1870; acr-
eS, ,06; value, 40; total tax,
$3.12.
Burse, Glide, lot, 1871; acr-
eS, .06; value, 40; total tax,
$3.14.
Burse, Glide, lot, 1872; acr,
es, .06; value, 40; total tax,
$3.12.
Carr, Luther, lot, 481; acr-
es, .06; value, 20; total tax,
S1.56.
Carr, Luther, lot, 1872; acr-
es, .06; value, 20; total tax,
$1.56.
Constant, DemrieS & Mary
Emma, lot, 100; description,
house; acres, .06; value, 100;
total tax, $14.83.
Constant, DemrieS & Mary
Emma, lot, 1911; acres, .06;
value, 40; total tax, $3.12.
Constant, Demries Mary
Emma, lot, 1872; acres, .06;
value, 40; total tax, $3.1l.
benson, Jack, Lot, 1876; ac-
res, .06; value, 60; total tax
$3.18.
benson, Jack, lot, 727; des,
cription, house-garage; acres
.06; value, 1890; total tax
$lO5.79.
benson, william, lot, 1850,
acres, .06; value, 60; total taz
$3.18.
Dumas, Preston & Lucille
Lot, 1l5; acres, .06; value, so,
total tax, $3.50.
Dumas. Preston & Lucille
lot, l16; acres, .06; value, SO
total tax, $3.50.
Dumas, Preston Lucille
lot, 1851; description, house
acres, .06; value, 1920; tota
tax, $3.50.
Dumas, Preston g. Lucille
lot, 1852; acres, .06; value, 60
total tax, $4.63,
Durr, Mary, lot, 233; acres
.06; value, 20; total tax, $1.O6
Hamilton, Ella, lot, 633; &C
res, .06; value, 40; total tax
$5.84.
Hamilton, Ella, lot, 634; ac
res, .06; value, 40; total tax
$5.86.
Harlan, Marie & Skurd,
Clarence, lot, 231; acres, .O6
value, 20; total tax, $1.O6.
Harlan, Marie & Skurd
Clarence, lot, 232; acres, .06
value, 20; total tax, $1.O8.
Hitchcock, Lula M. & FeI
ton, Lot, 1923; description
shack; acres, .06; value, 10
total tax, 1886.
Hitchcock, Lula M. & Fel
ton, lot, 1924; description
shack; acres, .06; value, 400
total tax, $31.23.
RAINRRIDGE TWP
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14

acres, 1.66; value, 4640; total
tax, $372.64.
10th, Frank, lot, 23-B; &C
res, .38; value, go; total tax,
$3.50.
Weaver, Merritt w. & Mao
mi, lot, 9-16; acres, 1880; val
ue, ITO; total tax, $4,000.
Weaver Merritt w. & Mao
mi, lot, 9-16; acres, 9.10; val
ue. 42O: total tax, S22.36.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-12-14
CHARDON TWP-CONCORD

Gould, Theodore D. & Dol
ores, lot, 2; description, house
garage; acres, 200; value, 1,
700; total tax, $59.46.
CHARDON VILLAGE S.S.D.
Ballard Peggy R. & Wy
ant, Mildred, lot, 94-95; des-
cription, house-garage; acr-
es, so; value, 274O; total tax,
Evening star., 1961-03-21
WHY GROW OLD?
Morale Need q Boost?
Go Buy q Hat

She usually wears one i'm
portant, chic piece Of jewelry
instead of a nervous scatter
ing Of bracelets. necklaces
and earrings, and she has a
large wardrobe of hats.
AS a matter Of fact, she
was a winner of the Golden
Hat Award for 1860 as one
Of the best-hatted women in
the country. Her favorite
type hat is the highcrowned
turban.
This style is well suited to
her uncluttered look and
high-boned beauty and is
still eye-catching and ac-
cents her outfits.
No Confusion
The thread Of serenity
seems to play an important
part in the life and charm
Of this lovely woman, From
her New York apartment,
done in soft, restful greens
and thick carpeting, to her
well-planned and organized
days, Miss Fontaine takes
care to eliminate hecticness
and confusion from her life.
She also has Q sincere
belief that a woman's ap-
pearance has q real effect
on her happiness. She said,
"They say that beauty is
skin deep, but I believe that
outward appearance is an
important factor in produc-
ing inner content. I hardly
think there is a woman who
isn't happier when she knows
she is looking her best. In
my case, I have found that
a deliberate serenity Of ap-
pearance and manner help
keep me mentally calm and
unruffled."
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Cancelled

The lecture by Mrs. Leon
Bader on ORT Installations
In Morocco and Europe ct Q
meeting Of the Washington
Region Of Women'S Ameri-
can ORT has been Cancelled
because Of illness.
Evening star., 1961-03-21

mer president Of the District
Of Columbia WCTU.
The charter members Of
the new union are members
Of the National Presbyterian
Church, where Mrs. Gloss
brenner was an active mem
Der for nearly so years, and
members Of the Cleveland
Park union.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
BY JOSEPHINE LoWMAN

Register and Tribune Syndicate
Most women. know that q
morale booster Is q big help
when we are worried or frus-
trated or disappointed about
something.
We also know that, super
ficial as it may seem, a new
hat or q new hairdo or q
new costume often turns the
trick by making us feel at
tractive and successful
again. They also divert us
from the problem. Beautiful
screen star Joan Fontaine
says, "If something happens
that threatens to upset me,
I've found Q wonderful way
to calm down. I Just forget
It for o while and 60 out
and buy Q new hat"
Miss Fontaine Is o classic
beauty who Is noted for her
cool elegance in dress. She
believes in Q serene" ward
robe as Q part Of achieving
inner assurance. She says,
''Fussing with o bow that
won't lie fiat or an intri-
cately draped skirt detracts
from poise."
Not MOnOtOny
The basis Of Joan Fon-
taine's wardrobe Is the tail
ored or simple-lined suit or
dress which is elegant Of
fabric and color and inno-
cent Of fussy details. How
ever. serenity does not mean
monotony In Miss Fontaine's
book. She achieves drama in
two ways.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Temperance Union
Is Formed

A new union Of the Wom-
ems Christian. Temperance
Union was organized recently
in memory Of the late Mrs.
Amy GlosShrenner, the for
Evening star., 1961-08-31
AFTER DARK
You Have to See Able
By HARRY MACARTHUR

came out and danced when Mr..
Cugat said they would.
Then there was Miss Lane,
singing up a storm on such
varied items as I'm Gonna Live
Till I Die" MY Man" and
Never On Sunday" among
others. Miss Lane sings with
gusto. Not even Cugat is 60
ing to drown her out. But she
is not-she would be the first,
or maybe the fourth or fifth,
+ to admit-the greatest singer
in the world from a purely vo-
cal standpoint.
If memory serves (and in a
case like this, it serves, never
fear Miss Lane works herself
up into quite a sizzling state
as she makes emotional contact
with a song lyric. Merely listen
ing to her turns out to be less
than enough. If a choice has to
be made, looking's the thing.
Il +
Precisely the opposite is
true, come to think of it, of Bob
Eberly, another durable musical
celebrity in town right now.
He's at the Lotus, to demon
Strate to any of the unwary
young who happen in how it
was when singers sang, when
it was considered good form to
lean into a note and belt it
Squarely on the nose. That's
how Mr.. Eberly sings, robuStly
and in a straightforward style,
as is well known to all who date
back to the days of big bands
and big, driving arrangements.
His Lotus songfeSt includes a
considerable array of the ones
he made memorable records
"Amapola." Maria Elana, ,"
THE Breeze and l." Because
You're Mine" Green Eyes" II
Understand" "Tangerine," etc.
He makes them all sound fine
again, too, with that big bari
tone and his easy, good
humored approach to his work.
You can look at Bob Eberly
if you want to, of course, but
if you ever have to make a
choice-liSten!
4 y
There may just be thought
here for the great new act of
1862. Songs enacted silently by
Able Lane while being sung by
Bob Eberly. With, say, Green
Eyes" to, er, start things
rolling.
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ounces, and a 16 ounces
broiled hache steak.
Each dish is served with
baked or French fried potatoes,
a garden salad and fresh green
peas.
The desserts-all from the
house bakery-include the pie
Of the day, French pastry. rum
cake, ice cream, and perhaps
best of all, Blackie's cheese
cake. There is none like it in
the city, whether you like
cheese cake or not.
The new rooms - as the
names imply-are New Orleans
in style: Checkered tablecloths,
filigree chairs, cherub-like stat
uary, fountains, Tiffany chan
delierS and here and there a
cast iron fixture.
The courtyard, meanwhile, is
an out-of-doors affair.
Scores of tables are located
about the flagstone terrace
trimmed by a brick wall. The
wall is lined with budding rose
bushes, New Orleans Saplings
and once in a while a camelia
BUSH Featured are a cherub
water fountain. huge brass
coach lamps and a remarkable
cast iron arch.
To top everything off,
Blackie even has found an
unusual source of walters.
Aware that students are
often in need of money, the
restaurateur some years ago
turned to the hustling young
men studying to be dentists at
Georgetown University's School
| of Dentistry. The response was
surprising and the students
now look on their after-clasS
jobs at Blackie's as a School
Iof Dentistry tradition. Not
only does it pay them well, but
Blackie's feeds them his beef.
This, on the face of it, would
seem to be enough for the
AugerS, but I'm planning on
building a small two-story ad-
dition in the rear as soon as 1
can get to it," the restaurateur
added this week.
Blackie'S is open from II
am. to 10:30 pm, Monday
through Saturday. He is closed
on Sunday. He also furnishes
parking.
Ted Lewis is busy these days
restoring and redecorating his
restaurant at 1855 Connecticut
avenue NV, which was dam
aged recently by a middle-of-
the-night fire. This time he'll
be fire-proofed to the minuteSt
detail. He'll also add a plush
new awning leading from the
door to the curb. The reopen
ing, scheduled to come off in
the next few weeks, will include
the return of Ruth Rea, Miss
Washington of 1960-61", whose
singing - before the fire - was
Evening star., 1961-08-31
DINING OUT
By JOHN M. ROSSON
BIockie's Six Expansions

toners excellent service, was to
lead to his phenomenal success.
Hardly had the word been
passed when the 40-seat "sa-
loon" was jammed-not just
on Saturday. but Mondays and
Tuesdays as we'll.
AS soon as he could, the
young but astute Mr.. Anger
decided on his first expansion.
The result was the Eldorado
Room. This boosted his seating
capacity by something like 100.
In terms of the restaurant
business, it was no time at all
that expansion again seemed
possible. The result this time
was the Black Angus Room.
And the beef lovers flocked
to Blackie'S House of Beef like
cattle to the water trough.
Again Blackie thought of ex-
panSion, so as time went by he
announced the addition Of the
Boot Hill Room and then the
Caribbean.
AS it turned out, however,
even the Boot Hill and the
Caribbean were not to be the
end.
This week, by way of plush
reception for a long-standing
friend, DeLesseps Morrison,
United States Ambassador to
the Organization of American
States and former mayor of
New Orleans, Blackie opened
the most ambitious addition
yet-a 4-pronged affair includ-
ing the tiny and unique Hide
away Room, the Mardi Gras
Room, the New Orleans Room
and the New Orleans Court
yard.
His total seating capacity as
of the new addition?
The answer is TOO, and vet
eran diners of the unique house
of beef say the quality of food
and service is every bit as good
as it was in the saloon" days.
The menu, of course, has not
and will not change with the
added rooms. The entrees
carved to order-remain at
seven: A New York steak
(senior ORDER, a New York
steak (12 ounces, a filet mi
gnon 90 ounces, a United
States prime rib platter (senior
order), a United States prime
rib platter (house speciality, a
broiled top sirloin steak 90
Evening star., 1961-08-31

packing them into the restau-
rants Crows Nest"
The September dinner-of-
the-month at the MayfloWer
Hotel will be a choice of clans
supreme or cold cream Vichys-
Soise, filet mignon maitre d.
hotel, string beans provencale,
pomme mireille, a tossed green
salad with Escoffier dressing,
coup aux maroonS, and coffee.
The Renaissance Gift House
at 2 Massachusetts, avenue
NV, the latest endeavor of
Marjory Hendricks, owner of
the Water Gate Inn, on-the-
Potomac-at-F street NV, has
announced plans to take part
in The Stars coming Home
Furnishings Show at the Ma
tional Guard Armory, October
7 through Is. The Renaissance
display will feature antiques
both American and European.