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Evening star., 1961-08-28
ASSIGNMENTS ARE MADE
ArIinqton Orients Its new Teochers

Some IT'S teachers who will
work in the Arlington school
system for the first time this
fall, today were introduced to
the county, its school and civic
leaders.
The teachers, making up the
smallest group to enter the
system since l949, began the
first of a two-day orientation
session at Gunston Junior High
School.
Like their pupils next week,
the teachers were told of the
rules and regulations, filled
out forms and were given their
class assignments.
School officials said this was
the first year since 1949 that
the school system did not have
to staff a newly opened school.
The teachers who reported
today came from many States.
From Hollywood
Miss Carole Crowley, a red
head who had taught for three
years in Hollywood, said she
came to Arlington because Il
wanted to come east and Ar
lington is the most historic
place 1 could think Of"
Miss Crowley, who was born
in Idaho, educated in Utah and.
has taught in other locations in
California, will teach the fifth
grade at Oakridge Elementary
School here.
Alan Holt rushed to Arling-
ton from Sweden to be present
at the session today.
Mr.. Holt, who was one Of the
first teachers in the Districts
elementary language program,
has spent the last two months
in Russia, Finland and Sweden.
He will teach French and
Spanish at Yorktown High
School.
Returns Home
But Alexandra Herr, a re-
cent graduate of Pennsylvania
State College. was merely re-
turning home when she came
to Arlington. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde w.
Herr, 1921 North Thirty-seventh
street, Arlington, and a grad
uate of Washington-Lee High
School.
Il thought of going to other
cities Miss Herr said, but I
guess I'm Just partial to Vir-
ginia.'
Miss Patricia Rabil came to
Arlington from Weldon, N. c..
we'll recommended. Her two
sisters have preceded her as
Arlington teachers. Miss Rabil
will teach the second grade at
Marshall Elementary School.
Bride at Ashlawn
Mack Sturgill. who had been
a college language instructor
for five years, will teach Span
ish at Wakefield High School.
Mr.. Sturgill, a native of South
Side, Virginia. said he came to
the school system from Prince
ton University's Gradual te
School because of Arlington's
fine reputation for its Ian
guage program.
Il was very surprised to
learn what wonderful things
are being done in high school
language programs" he said,
And Arlington has one of the
best"
Mrs. Villa Yost from Fair
mount. w. Va, will teach sec
ond grade at Ashlawn School,
while her new husband attends
classes at Wesley Seminary at
merican University. Mrs.
Yost, a graduate of West Vir.
ginia University, was married
June 3 and applied for a posi-
ton in Arlington schools i'm
mediately afterward.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23
B. g. P.W. Meets
at Clapac Home

The November meeting of
the Geauga County Business
& Professional Women's club
was held at the home of Mrs.
Faye ClapacS, Newbury, The
program was in charge o.
Mrs. Ann DeMuth, Chardon
Welcome Wagon hostess, who
spoke on the roll of Welcome
Wagon, international in pub
lie relations from, the stand
points of both the advertising
businessmen and the call re-
cipientS.
On October % Mrs. Marie
Miller, club president, and
Mrs. Clarice Magill attended
the BPW District Directors
Meeting and Workshop in
Kent. At the club meeting,
Mrs. Miller reported on the
workshop Hemisphere Co
operation, and Mrs. Magill
reported on tn e workshop
Public Health and Safety
Programs.
The next club meeting will
be on Monday, Dec. Is, at the
home of Mrs. Johanna Died
rich, and will be a Christmas
party with gift exchange and
carol singing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. JoeSph Zav'
erl of Wilson Mills Road an
nounce the engagement and
forthcoming m r r i a g e OF
their daughter, Patricia A.
Zaverl, to Thomas w. Baptie
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Baptie of Aquilla Road, Char
don.
The wedding Will be next
Saturday, Dec. 2, at two O.
clock at the Methodist church
in Chardon Rev. AubreyKir-
by will lead the couple in their
wedding vows. William Heath
is to be the best man and the
bride has asked Bonnie Helm
to serve as maid of honor.
Both bride and bridegroom
are graduates of G h a r d o n
high school class of 1860. Miss
Zaverl is employed at The
Snapout Forms Co. and Mr..
Baptie works for the Chardon
Telephone company.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23

Venire for Petit Jurors for
Common Pleas Court of Ge-
auga County named are:
Frank x. Bremen, Chest
erland; hn A. Carozza,
CheSterland; Ruth S. Hum
mel, c h a + don; Jean L.
Gremm, Chagrin Falls; Carl
L. Batchelder, Burton; Aud
rey R. Condit, Chesterland;
Roberta Woodie, CheSterland,
Gertrude l.. White, Middtle-
field; Ausma Kaleys, Chagrin
Falls; T h e Cd ore SWope,
HuntSburg; James E. SWong
er, Middtlefield; Mary f. Dy-
kes, Chagrin Falls; Mary R.
WisniSki, Chardon; VIM. R.
Spear, Chardon; Cornelius
Bendak, Chagrin; George N.
Keindtz, WeStcheSter Trail;
MaldWyn Pritchard, Chester
land; Eugene r. LangStaff,
Chagrin Falls; Rob ert E.
Cherry, Rt. A, Burton; Mary
Jane Johnson, CheSterland;
Margaret Speck, Huntsburg-
Concezio TeSta, Parkman; ia
mes D. Miller, Chardon; FL
sic H. Mesarchik, Chardon;
George J. Kvet, Newbury;
Donald L. BooS, Chardon;
Richard D. Timmons; Chag-
rim Falls; Albert j. Komandt,
Parkman; VIM. J. Young,
Burton; P h ylIiS ]. Kretz
Chesterland; Otto R. Pilny,
Chagrin Falls; Lulu LaRue
Maiden, Chardon; Donald H,
Haueter, Chardon; jeanne B
Ganger, Chesoerland; Henrie,
tia Guthrie, Chardon; Mar.
lene Rayle, Thompson; Mar
garet M. Malik, Chagrin Falls
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23
Rsttyd1h~so~ W%h
lex X Nam5

CHESTER - S a t ur d a y
Nov. 4 was the date chosen by
Miss Betty Jane J o h n S o n
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
E. Johnson, 2O6O Heath Road
Chesterland, for her marri-
iage to Mr.. Tex Raymond
Davis. The bridegroom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Davis, NeWbury.
The wedding took place at
the CheSterland Community
church at Seven-thirty O'Clock
in the evening. The church
was decorated with white gla-
dioli. Mrs. Russell Ruble rem
dered appropriate orga
music and played the we'd
ding march.
The Rev. Daniel C. Dear
ment, pastor of Christ Pres
byterian church, performed
the double ring ceremony at
the candlelight service.
The bride, given in marri-
age by her father, was beau
tiful in a gown of taffeta and
organza with chapel length
train. The bodice was trim
med with raised appliqued
FLOWERS. A cap, with match
ing trim, held the finger tip
veil. She carried white fugi
NUNS with Stephanotis and
gold leaves.
Mrs. Roy Urban of Athens
was matron of honor. Other
attendants were Mrs. Donald
SchWed, Chester, Miss Sally
Johnson, sister of the bride,
Mrs. Arthur Garfield, New
bury and Miss Joan Reynolds
Euclid. All attendants were
attired in gold satin and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23
Mr., Mrs. Rudolph Tretera
Make Home in Lwdhurst

their parents. Miss Judith
Hartline, Garfield Heights,
sang Because" Savior
Like a Shepherd Lead Us"
and Together" Miss Hart
line wore green brocade and
Mrs. Wilson, organist, gold
brocade. The brides gown
and the dresses of the entire
bridal party were made by
the brides mother.
The refreshments featured
a beautiful wedding cake
made by the groom's sister,
Mrs. Edward BlaSco.
The bride is a graduate of
West Geauga High school and
is now employed at Bird FL
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23

CHESTER - Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph j. Tretera are now
established in their home
5189 Oakmount Drive, Lynd-
hurst, after a wedding trip to
the Skyline Drive, Virginia
CavernS and other points in
the southeast.
Mrs. Tretera was before her
marriage which took place on
Saturday Oct. %, Miss Ruth
Lynor Seufer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seufer,
1470 Chillicothe Road, Ches-
terland. The bridegroom is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rud-
olph w. Tretera, Chardon.
Their wedding took pace at
the Church in the Vale, River
Road, Gates Mills. The Rev.
Clyde w. SomerS performed
the double ring ceremony at
2::3O o'clock in the afternoon.
The church was decorated
with candles and bouquets Of
white flowers. Bouquets Of
FLOWERS we're also on the
peWS.
Mrs. Herbert Wilson play
ed the wedding march and all
other music through the SER
vice.
The bride escorted and CIV
en- in marriage by her father,
was lovely in a gown of white
brocade with cathedral train.
The basque style waist had
long sleeves and scalloped
neckline edged with pearls.
A queens crown tiara of
pearls and lace held the fling
er tip veil which had been
sent from Puerto Rico by the
brides sister, Mrs. Bruce No
, BILE. The bride carried white
roses.
Mrs. Robert w. Tack serv-
ed her sister as matron OF
honor. Mrs. Tack wore a
sheath dress of light beige
5rocade with green accessor-
les and green tulle hat. She
carried yellow roses. Miss
Royetta Ann Hudgins wear
ing pink brocade with purple
accessories and carrying pink
roses was bridesmaid. Gloria
Mae and Dorine Ann Tretera
were ftloWer girls. Both wore
taffeta dresses with white n.y.
Ion pinafores, pink rose hair
bands and white mittS. Gloria
carried pink roses and Dorine
scattered pink rose petals.
The best man was Douglas
A. Tretera, brother of the
bridegroom, Another brother
Roger w. Tretera was usher
Other ushers were Robert
Tack and Edward BlaSko
brotherS-in-tlaW. a- ..-
Mrs. Seufer chose shades
of brown for her costume
Her dress gloves, shoes anc
fur stole were of brown witt
a ftlowered hat of beige. Mrs
Tretera was in silver lace
with brown accessories anC
feathered hat. Both mothers
wore corsageS of cymbidiun
orchids.
Approximately $50 guests
attended the reception held II
the church parlorS. Receiving
with the bride and groom
were the wedding party anc
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23

carried yellow and bronze
chrysanthemumS.
Serving as best man was
Gene Williams, Newbury. U.s.
hers were Fred and James
Johnson brothers Of the bride
Of Chester, Arthur Garfield
and John Bond both Of New
bury.
Mrs. Johnson chose for her
daughters wedding a lace
dress Of m n k color, with
brown accessories. Her cor
sage was chrysanthemumS of
golden hue.
The bridegroom'S mother
was in medium blue with
matching accessories. Her
corsage was of yellow chry-
SanthemumS.
The reception was held in
the church social hall with
guests numbering 300. Includ-
ed were friends and relatives
from Iowa, Illinois, Missouri,
California and Tennessee.
The receiving line included
the bridal party and parents
of the bride and bridegroom
When the couple left for a
trip to Williamsburg, Virgin.
ia the bride was wearing q
green suit with black acces,
SORES. -
The bride was a graduate
from West G eaug a high
school in 1857 and attended
Kent State University. Mr.
Davis graduated from New
bury high school and attend.
ed Hiram College. He is EN-,
ployed by w. w. Clark Elec.
trio Company. The couple
will reside on Scioto Street
East Cleveland, Ohio.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23
Catholics Plan
Electrical Party

A Christmas Electrical
Party" is being sponsored by
st. Mary's Guild on Wednes-
day Nov. 20 at 800 pm. Sew
eral beautifully decorated
tables and many other decor
ations for the holidays will be
featured. Mrs. Taylor, an IL
Illuminating Company home
economist, will comment or
the displays and assist people
with their decorating prob
lens.
Mrs. Ronald Trombo anc
Mrs. John Strainic are co
chairmen of the project.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23
TO THE EDITOR
Dear Mr.. Gore:

Dear Mr.. Gore:
We are, indeed, grateful
for your consideration in Civ
ing us so much publicity in
your paper on our Junior
High bond issue and operat-
ing levy. We are, of course,
disappointed that the bond is
sue did not pass.
We feel that you were very
fair in giving both sides of
the issue equal publicity.
We thank you TOR your co,
operation and public interest
Sincerely yours,
Jennie G.. Davidson
Clerk-TreaSurer
BY order of the Board of
Education
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Hall
of Chardon Madison Rd.,
Chardon, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Sandra Darleen, to Robert
Berdine, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Berdine of Concord. Miss
Hall is a junior in Chardon
H Ugh school. Mr.. Berdine
went to Riverside High school
in PaineSville and served 2
years in the armed forces in
GERMANY. No wedding date
has been set.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23

ectronic Corp. on Solon. The
groo a graduate from
Chardon high school is en-
ployed on the Frances p. Boil
ton estate in LyndhurSt.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23

Robert C. Petersen, 80,
Chardon RID. 6, and Flea
nor Weidlein, 20, R. F. D. 6,
Chardon.
Eli L. Mullet, 20, R.D. 2,
Middlefield and Sara Miller,
q. r. D. 2, Middtlefield.
Lynn H. Brawn, 10, of
CheSterland, and Sharon Wal
tman, II, NeWbury.
Dale E. Fairbanks, q, Rt.
/, Hiram and Bette Mullett,
81, Rt. l, Middtlefield.
David H. Smith, %, Mont
vile, and Jeanette L. Sharp
81. Rt. 4, Chardon.
Patrick Mullen, 81, Chester
land, and Kathleen E. Murt-
augh, %, R.D. 3, Chardon.
Harry w. Yoder, 81, Rt. l,
Burton, and Barbara Ann
Gingerich, 20, Rt. /, Burton.
Thomas E. PurSch, 81, R.
D. 2, Burton, and Ethel R.
McGary, 80, Burton.
Grant VIM. LouckS, 81, of
Chesterland, and Joyce Alb
bott, 10, CheSterland.
New Cases
Nancy Chapman, Chardon-
Euclid Rd., Chardon, has fill
ed action for divorce against
Jack Chapman, in care OF
Structural FiberS Inc, Fifth
Ave, Chardon.
Margaret Davis, Bass Lake
Rd., Newbury, has filed suit
for divorce from Elmer M
Davis, Bass Lake Rd., New
bury.
Lawrence H. R e i t h an6
Earl Carringer, r. F. D. 5
Wilbert Rd., Box %, Chardor
has filed suit for the collect
ion of a cognovit note in the
amount of $4 ,535.71 from Lou
is J. Kalish, County Line Rd.
Chesterland.
Gerald H. Strate, 20119 Val
AIKEN Blvd, Cleveland %, o.
has filed suit for money only
in the amount Of 100000 from
Lester R. HaskinS, Chagril
Falls, o.
Frank K. Bagaria, 140 Ap
pie Blossom Lane, Chester
land, has filed action Of fore
closure against Edmund j
and Josephine Callahan, Oal
Hill Dr., CheSterland, Wo
mems Federal Savings anC
Loan Association, Cleveland
Dorothy and Charles Sch
ultz, 1897 County Lane, Chag
rim Falls, have filed suit 70
money only in the amount o
$1270.00 against George anC
Irving Fencl, doing buSineS
as Fencl Builders, Rt. 422
South Russell Twp.
Rulings
Anthony J MikOl, Of New
bury, has been ordered by tn
court to pay $1,000 per weel
to Helen Mikol, NeWbury sup
port during the pendeney o
divorce, proceedings and $5
90 per week to expense of lit
igation until he has paid tn
sum of $4,000.
The court ruled that the 7
w. Grogan Co., Cleveland, o,
recover $40, 144 GA being the a
mount of principal and inter
est due on a note from ConSt
ance Pirchner, Middlefield.
Investigations have bee
ordered into the character
family relations, past cOnduC
earning ability and financis
worth Of the following coup
les who are involved in div
orce actions: Frances Bailey
146 Maple ST., ChardOn, an
John r. Bailey, ChardOr
Joseph Radich and Dina Raj
ich; Jean Carol w a k e
Sharp Lane, CheSterland an
Roy Walker East l05th an
Chester, Cleveland.
Patsy Warren, Middtlefiel
and Fred Warren, Middtlefie,
Merlin F. Martin E. Hi
Dr., CheSterland and Melvin
M. Martin, Washington 81
Mayfield HgtS.
Arnett w. Ball, CheSterlar
has been ordered by the cou
to pay $4,000 a week to Flol
d. Ball, CheSterland, fro
Nov. Is with first payment
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-23
Applied For

Applied For
Norman V. Taylor, Jr., 10,
w. 147th St., Cleveland, and
Mary A. Lukco, II, Hickory
Dale, NeWbury.
Michael D. WaXIer, %, OF
Newbury and Carol Dostal, q
Montville.
VIM. T. Mcclure, "a, OF
Center ST., Chardon and Vir-
ginia C. Bork, SO, MOntville,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
est of Air Defenses
To Halt 1000 Planes

just before, or just after, the
exercise"
More than 40 foreign air.
lines, as well as the United
States operators, will be in
volved in schedule changes.
This operation emphasizes
the Importance of the Nations
air space in the defense Of the
country" Mr.. Upton said.
THE airlines and the other
civil users recognize the prior
ity that the military necessarily
must maintain over this air
space, including the complete
presumption of the air traffic
control system and navigation
aids during operations such as
Sky Shield"
The Pentagon announced last
week that non-military flying
in, into or out of the contin-
entail United States, Alaska
and Canada will be forbidden
from noon to midnight Satur-
day, October IA, EST.
During a similar exercise last
September all civil aircraft
were grounded for six hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
BY the Associated Press

The commercial airline fleet
of more than 1000 planes will
be grounded for IL hours dur
ing a national air defense test
in October, the industry said
yesterday.
The Air Transport Associa-
ton estimated that travel of
some $4,000 passengers will be
interrupted or delayed October
IA by Sky Shield II, the North
American Air Defense Com
mand's test of continental air
defense readiness.
Stuart Upton, Alta presi-
dent, said the $4,000 passen-
gers who would normally be
using the airlines during this
period represent about 81 mil
lion in revenues.
I'VE do not expect that this
business will be lost, of course, "
Mr.. Upton said.
Most of the passengers will
alter their travel plans and fly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
Newburgh OfficioIAsks
Publicity on 'ChiseIers'

all strings should be removed
from Federal grants. The grant,
he said, should be tailored to
meet the local needs and a
local government should set its
own welfare policy.
The city manager was inStru-
in instituting more
stringent rules for welfare
grants, effective July Is, and
the Newburgh program has at
national attention.
Mr.. Mitchell said the tight
ening of public aid rules and
the psychological effect Of the
publicity already has brought
about a drop in the relief load
to about half its January level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16

CHICAGO, Aug. Is (AP).-
Joseph Mitchell, controversial
Newburgh IN. " city manager,
has called some relief appli-
cants moral chiselers" and has
urged publication of the names
Of persons receiving public aid.
. Mr.. Mitchell, speaking yes
terday to delegates of the Ma
tional Association of County
Officials, said publicity might
stimulate some of these people
(relief applicants) to strike out
for themselves"
Federal laws now prohibit
publication of the names of
relief applicants.
Mr.. Mitchell also urged that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16

Welfare Department workers
in Newburgh are being replaced
as vacancies occur, he said, and
the city is seeking people
'philosophically attuned to our
aims"
The city, he said, is trying to
replace those with social well
fare background-social well
fare contamination"
We're trying to cut down on
the moral cniselers," he said.
adding, mo truly needy people
will suffer-" The rules will be
very strict. The Interpretation
will be reasonable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16
Melting Sofety

Observation-Disclosures and
geese fly to safe bodies of
water at melting time. The
reason is that they mott their
primary feathers all at once
and for a short time cannot
fly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-16

A Whisp Of veil crowns rich
royon velvet on the bosic
little hat that goes every
where, Fall and year round.
Block, beige, coffee and
sparkling jewel coIors.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-24
Boxer Post Dedieates
IfS New .CIUbPooms

Johnnie Baker Post No. POI cele-
brated the American Legion's And
birthday with an official dedica-
ton program on March IT, held at
the legion's new clubrooms, 2941
Fifth Av. s.
Jack Posten, master of ceremon-
les, introduced the following Fifth
District officers, who gave brief
remarks: Ed Sall1, commander,
Harold Leonard, chaplain, Bernie
Conner, rehabilitation chairman
and Mike Calgary, vice command
er and Eddie Green, membership
chairman for Johnnie Baker Post.
Post commander, Harold A. Rob
erts, conducted the dedication cere-
mony.
Mrs. Ernestine Wright, president
of Baker Post Auxiliary introduced
the Fifth District Auxiliary presi-
dent, Mrs Grace Kellermen, and
Baker auxiliary committee chair
man and vice president, Mrs. Car
olyn Green.
The chaplain of Bobby White
Post gave the opening and closing
prayers.
The dedication was well attend
ed by officers and members of
Posts from the Fourth and Fifth
Districts and friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-24
Paula Larcy Nevis
Honored At Bridal
Shower March Iq

A lovely miscellaneous shower
for bride-elect Miss Paula Larcy
Nevils, was given by Mrs. Gloria
Smith, 3408 Grand Av.., on Sunday,
March 10, from 4 to 7 pm.
A pink and white color scheme
was carried out in decorations. The
serving table was covered with a
heirloom white lace cloth over a
pale pink linen undercloth and
conferred with an arrangement Of
pink snapdragons and greenery.
Silver candlesticks with pink spiral
candles were on either side.
Games were played and prizes
awarded to the winners. A high
light came when Miss Nevils open
ed the many lovely gifts as guests
looked on.
The evening came to gay close
with the serving Of a buffet sup
per in a dining room beautifully
decorated and softly aglow with
candle light.
Present were Mines. Alberta
Bell, grandmother Of the honoree,
Fred Morris, aunt, Donald Mead
ans, aunt, Harold Richardson, Ur-
lin Clark, Tony Mazingo, James
Rideaux, Clyde Johnson, Sr., Ed
ward Robbins, Harry Massengill,
Sallie Jones and Miss Joan Rich
ardson. Mrs. Alonzo Lee was I'M
able to attend, but sent a gift.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-24

Guild Of st. Thomas Episcopal
church met Friday, March IT, at
the church. Mrs. William r.
Thompson was hostess A report
on the tea sponsored by the guild
was made by the chairman and
plans were made for a hddie
style revue and other money max
ing projects. Mrs. Eugene Under
wood will be hostess at the next
meeting April 81, to be held at
the church.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Glen Her
ron, 1929 Clinton Av., returned
home last Friday from Glenwood
Hills hospital where she had been
for a rest and treatment. She
is now convalescing at home.
HOspltalized: Mr.. Emmett Hixon,
1887 Fourth Av. s., entered Univ
ersity hospital on Sunday evening
and underwent surgery on Tuesday
morning, March Fl. Mr.. Hixon
is in excellent physical condition
and is making satisfactory recov-
cry.
Easter With Parents: Mr.. Per-
nv johnson, 1928 Fifth AV. S., a
teacher in the Minneapolis school
system, will leave by motor for his
home in Pittsburgh, Pa, early
Saturday morning. He will spend
the Easter vacation with his par
ents and other relatives and
friends.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Luther T.
Prince, Jr., 4441 Fifth Av. s., re-
Gently returned home from Swed-
ish hospital where she went for a
general checkup and diagnostic
treatment. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. A. Bergman of Warren
o., and mother-in-law, Mrs. L. T
Prince, ST., Cleburn, Texas are in
the city and will remain during
her convalescence.
COnvaIecsant: Mrs. Cora Lane
1929 Fifth Av. s., Is convalescing
at home after spending few days
in Fairview hospital where she had
a general checkup.