davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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S1,688

CHEVROLET '5s Biscayne 2-doOF;
powerglide, "6", power steering;
SsS5, SIPS down. BELL MOTORS,
51l1 Wis. ave. NV.
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OLDS 81 Super Golden 49,: hy-
dra., p.s., p.b.. r. and h., all elec,
equip; BY orig owner, S1,100
Call or, R-RAI3
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PONTIAC rs

Have you ever stopped to
think what makes some peo-
pie more interesting than
others? Usually, it is because
they are able to discuss with
confidence important world
events. They are opinion
makers. They know what's
happening in the world today.
Evening star., 1961-02-18

PLYMOUTH '5s 2-dr. VS.; :. and
h.. auto: light green finish: $S46,
small down payment, payments Ct
1440 P st. NV. DE. 2-4s00.
PLYMOUTH '66 2-door hardtop:
vs.; automatic transmission. redo. redo
this week end only. TOMS CHEV-
ROLET, CO. ave. and University
blvd. Wheaton. Nd. LO. 6-0013.
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EST. OLDs DEALER SINCE 1888
1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-s40O
OLDs 80 super "ss" convertible;
standing cond. wa. 2-I7lo.
OLDS '54 Super "s'' 4-dr.; new
tires; / owneri like new: S476.
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FORD '59 daiaxie; r.Ih,, povei
white, sale By OWNER, can be seer
ut 306 II ct. ne, Ii. 10000.
FORD = We VIII be open ell dal
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407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-7204
25 YEARS SAME LOCATION
Open Daily Q Till 8: Sun, 0 TIL
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OIn1Stead

EST. OLDS DEAER SINCE 1885
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-S40C
OLDS '5S Super "SS" 4-door
power steering; compare $1,096
$500 down. BELL MOTORS, 6111
Wis. ave. NV. WO, $4,000.
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$1,388
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGE-
Oman nNATrIYA0

407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-72O4
25 YEARS SAME LOCATION
Open Daily o Til o; Sun. 9 Til
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CADILLAC '5s cpe.; green; PS..
pb., fact, air eond;; lcy mi. Like
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0LDS 1861 "FS5" sedans; oids-
eoi0Ts snS s squPnsn iPales ths ihoiss one II II
our window is only $2,546.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
"FairlinEton Shopping Center"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
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WILLY JEEPs = 1851 UniveTSais.
4.wheel drive. heater. defrostersi
turn signals, draw bar, 5 Subur..
banite tires, front seat, o.b.a.c., oil
filter; special Sl.976. ~
HUNTER MOTORS
1901 Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alex, Va. TE. 6-2700
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OLDsMOBHE 1860 Super "8S"
Holiday sedan, pleasing turquoise
and white, custom interior. fully
power equipped; Immaculate;
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BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD, OIL. 6-77OO
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OLDsMOBILE 1888 "9s" 4-dooT
p; Ss sj4s. snf L. j-BEG. BiEstG fSnS Sum!
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White. black G top: t 81, ,4S5, S25O
down; q. 2 BILL IL 6NoFoSESsS, i sSSS S1il wis,
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CADILLAC '55 81 Dorado eonveI.
tible; white, zeal buy; 81 I9g5
$3.50 down. BELL MOTORSa Oil
wis ave NV, WO, $500.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(coNTlNUEDl

CADILACS i06Os; many models
10 choose from, various colors, al
cars traded on 1851 Cadillacs
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P. NJ
Suburban Cadillac-OldS Co.
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NAsa eoSd IN %mssISts A%Sts'ASsF; s and ReF6ss' ot
r. and h: GOOD cond. II. 4-9110
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NASH H/HUDSON '66, one-owner, 4
DIR. sed.; auto. trans, $4,000 MI,
r. and h.; $3.50. HE. 9-0021.
OLDs '57 "s8" Holiday sedan
factory air cond., hydra, 7. and
h.. one owner; immae. through
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VOLKSWAGEN go

Transporter Kombi bus: radio,
heater and seats; light blue; ideal
for large family or nursery school.
81 400
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LAKE BANCROFT

S37.5Oo B BEAUTIFUL A.
MANY oITsTANDiNd TEA FEH.
TURES SUCH AS 4 Bed
RMS, 3 BATHS, BRIGHT
DAYLIGHT CEDAR PAN
ELED REC. RIM. WIBAR,
LIv. RM. WLsTONE FIRE
PLETELY EQUIP. X KIT. w
EATING SPACE, CARPORT,
SCREENED PORCH W/PA-
ITO. THIS HOME Is IN
NEW CONDITION, SPOT
LESS THRU-OUT. FAV-
ORABLE FINANCING CAN
BE ARRANGED. WILL CON-
SIDER TRADES.
DIRECTIONS: Out Sleepy
Hollow I'd. from z Corners,
left to Malbrook entrance,
left on Stoney Brae dr., to
our open sign.
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FREE!

Il you can qualify for Q $4,000
model house furniture FREE. with
sale Of this 3-bedrm. new brk.
home; bSmt., garbage disposal.
dishwasher, built-in stove and
oven and so forth. NO CATCH A
real barRain- DI h-RRQ5
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

N. ARL.-S1s,50O: clean 3-bedrm.
brk. Colonial: bsmt,, rec. rm.;
shaded lot: u blk. bus, schools,
community swimming pool. Conv
z Corners, Parkington. Assume
$I5;50o 4hSs q loan' s1o4 mo.
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BEST VALUE

ALL BRICK, FULL BsMT.,
1-CAR DETACHED GA
RAGE, LARGE ROOMS AND
LIKE-NEW c ON NDITION
ARE ITEMS HARD TO FIND
FOR ONLY S16,500. THIS
FINE HOME HAS ALL OF
THESE. PLUS CONVENIENT
NORTH ARLINGTON LOCA-
s T r z EFT CLOSE TO
SCHOOLS. TRANsP. AND
SHOPPING. THIS HOME
WILL SELL OVER THE
WEEKEND. BE THE LUCKY
DIRECTIONS: out Lee hwy,
right on N. Geo. Mason DR.,
bear left on Florida. left on
27th I'd. to 5209.
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LARGE LOT, trees; 3-bedrm. car
peted rambler. screened porch,
,,nssr huge rec; Co. rTa nSo IL minutes anS tS Ga
pl. JE. 4-1509, Falls Church. Va.
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OPEN / TO s
OPEN
2 TIL DARK
WOODED "a ACRE


THIS BEAUTIFUL 4-LEvEL
SPLIT HAS EVERYTHING A
FUSSY BUYER COULD ASK
FOR-PLEASE READ ON
3 EXTRA-LGE. BEDRMS..
pa BATHS, COUNTRYSIDE
KITCHEN, 2-CAR BUILT-IN
@ A r A @ e, CENTER-H HALL
ENTRANCE, SPACIOUS LIV-
ING RM., FORMAL DINING
RM.. AND GORGEOUS
PINE-PANELED REC. RIM.
WLSLIDING GLASS DOORS.
SITUATED ON A LEVEL
LOT ON A DEAD-END
STREET. PRICED no SELL
QUICKLY AT. S2S,060.
DIRECTIONS: Out Rte. 236.
turn right ct Estel rd., fol-
low our arrows TO open house
ct Parrott Court.
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S13,95O
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER

LARGE FENCED LOT with lovely
trees. also GARAGE and other
extras make this 3-bedrm. rancher
an unusual buy. Equipped kitchen,
automatic gas heat, aluminium
storm windows. ASSUME sellers
AZ CT loan or $500 down FHA.
CALL FOR DIRECTIONS. LAIRD
REALTY. JE 3-2l3A
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MILLER
nNAR NRrAnru %

CT. $4,000 IA. 4-4269
SPRINGFIELD, va, BY OWNER
Spacious 90-ft. 1-floor rambler:
4 bedrooms, 8 baths, lge. rec.
rm., util. rm., double carport.
Under appraisal at S2S,950. Close
to schools and shop. ctr. Wkdays,
ia. 9-1250: after 4 pm, 451.
2192.
SPRlNGFIELD-3-bedrm. brk. ram.
bier: storage carport; lge. fenced
corner, nr. Pentagon. Avail. i'm
med. Assume 41a9s CT loan. will
consider renting. CL. 6-6499.
SPRINGFIELD; YATES VILLAGE:
one Of the finest sections Of
Springfield-Big 3-bedrm. brick
split-leyel with Q perfect combina-
tion Of complete privacy on Q
huge lot. Dead-end street in
front, eft. brick wall in rear.
Rec. rm., firepl., tremendous
storage rn. Avail. July /. AS
sumo GI loan or refinance FLA.
Priced S22,950. 61S1 Dorchester
St, Springfield. Tenant occupied:
shown by appt. only. Owner lives
2 blks. away. No agents. FL. A.
1853.
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HOLLEY REALTY
61s3 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. $3.50
Springfield Forest

3-BEDRooM SPLIT LEVEL
Trees. there are many gracing this
h-acre. level lot and the homo
with ITS comfortable living rm;
kitchen with breakfast bar and
25-ft. rec rm. There is den,
carport, scr. porch, III baths,
and the heat Is hot-Water base
board. Priced $4,000. Financing
FLA or assume $4,000 existing
trust.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

SLEEPY HOLLOW, BY OWNER
6edTIs rms 2 rSat baths dsyliGhs II It,. req
H.-W.H.: on cul-de-sac. Assume
lge. 4h% loan' low cash req.
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ARLINGTON

McLEAN-LANGLEY
HARD TO BEATl A BRAND-NEW
ALL-BRICK CUSTOM-BUlLT BIZ
IEXEL IERnt,r,EW1II4. WITH HgGE Sebpo6osS 6ooMs 3
BATHS, MOST PELIGHTFTL REC
PRESENT FINANCING WITH LOW
sETTLEMENT CHARGE AND
szRE MRsE ERtEEALTY. ia INC, ia. 1880
McLEAN, RIVER OAKS, mr.. cIA-
Beautiful 5-bedrm. brick Colonial:
split foyer. with 3 baths, on "a
acre ct sacrifice price In 3Os.
Open house to 8 pm. 42O3
Lawson ct. Tel. FL. 6.7542. No
agents.
McLEAN.SALONA vILLAGE-Last
chance to buy. Custom brick ram
bier: 3 bedrms., 2 baths. lge. liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
rec. rm. with firepI,; 2-csr ga
rage; beaut. view. Many extras:
30 trees: By OWNER, $4,000
McLEAN--i GRACIOUS COLUMNS
across the front Of the impressive
porch give the Southern Colonial
touch to this this sll,nsw . % home in q, Nc: '. !.
to suit the most meticulous per-
son, 4 bedrooms--ell Of the size
and wall space To- allow furniture
placement to suit you. Sliding
glass doors from dining room to
screened porch, cedar-paneled rec.
ROOM. hot-water Dashboard heat.
Priced ct S35, $50. r. w. BERENS,
Realtor, 5000 Chain Bridge rd..
MeLEAN-3 level-sDlit, 8 bedrms.,
ga baths, lge., ltv. rm., dE kit.
din, ell opens TO patio, recr. rrn.,
garage, carpetinR, central air.
faSnens fGnd many ys9gseo 9gtseS 'ftE'' SY wNER sSfs
Ell. 6-6106.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
Bf0peR
OPEN 12-R

OPEN 1875
ARL., N.-WESTOVER HILLS
3-bedrm, brk. Colonial; sep. din.
rm., full bsmt., closed porch; Sl7,-
ESQ. DIR: WASHINGTON blvd. to
LonEfellow; left on 18th I'd, right
& ALVAREZ. REALTORS
KE S-8677
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YEONAS
REALTY
CIR. 3-6211
OPEN SAr.-sUN., 2-s

ARL.. N.
Brick bungalow; liv. rm., din. rm.,
equip. kit. 2 bedrms, bath, lst II.
Finished dormitory rn. 2nd II. Full
bsmt.. det. gar, 75x200 level lot
with garden space. Closing out
estate. only S14,2 Better hurry
To reach: Out Lee hwy, left on
n. nottingham to 2304 and open
house
MCLEAN AREA
3-bedrm. brick; 4-column front
porch. rustic fence, trees and
shrubs. on almost ia.acre lot. A
real charmerI Sl6, $50, very rea.
sonable terms. Assume large 5es
loan, low down payment consid.
cred.
To reach: Tut Lee hwy. and Old
Dominion dr., left ct Kirby I'd.
overpass to 6626 and Open sign
GEO. H. RUCKER SALES CORP.
ia. $685. Ewes, JE. 2-5215
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LAKE BARCROFT AREA--3 bed
acre. S15,500. FHA. $3.50 down,
1892 lakewood DR., CL. a.0445.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS OHURCH-Colonial brk. g
story with 8 bedrms. and rec. rm.
Just the house for the large fam
lily, with plenty Of coming. Low
cost. S24,S00 terms: trades con-
sidered. CHATEAU, CIR. 3-0573.
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BE0pGm

LAKE BAREFOOT
House hunting in this beautiful
lakeside community? A choice se-
lection from S29,960 to 100000.
Call our resident representative,
Mrs. Cazan, CL. 6-1127 or FE.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. Realtors
= - g 60.
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S-s--AAs.S - ASANAOAN ~ WI ANO0ANOAe y
LAKE BANCROFT SEC.
(No SETTLEMENT COSTS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Absolutely immaculate--just move
In! 3 bedrm. solid brick rambler;
liy rm. firepl.. sep. din. rm.,
Ia baths, ALICE kit: washer
and dryer; huge scr. porch; super
fenced yard. REMEMBER, NO
SETTLEMENT COSTSl As little
as $3.50 down; payments less than
MfLKEY REALTORS JA. 7-o25o
L0RCOM La. N, Ari.-Picturesque
3-bedrm.. 2h-bath home in q
park-like setting; z min. to PEN
tagon and D. c. Gracious center
hall, lge. formal din. rm., living
rm. with firepl. and lovely bay
window, French doors open to
lge. kit, rec. rm. with firepl., en-
closed gar. S31,050. Very low 30s.
ia. S-5992.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-01-19
NEWS from CHESTER

Christmas day after a seri-
Gus heart attack, must re-
main there at least a total of
six weeks.
Eugene Gehri was in Ge-
auga Community ospital on
last week for a minor opera
ton on his hand.
Mrs. Dave Roseum is not
as well and is confined to her
bed.
Mrs. Virgil Battles remains
in Huron Road Hospital,
where she was taken on Jan.
6 in serious condition with a
ruptured appendix. Mrs. Bat
ties now of Kirkland, former
ly lived in Chester.
Mrs. Frank Verhinden re-
mains in room 257 St. Alexis
Hospital, Broadway, Cleve =
land. There is much improve
ment in her condition and
she may be transferred to an
other hospital.
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C1ARDoN
BY MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN
Phone 635 63I7

Sympathy to family of Mrs.
ClOyd Graber who died Thurs
day, Jan. II, at her home on
Claridon Troy rd., after a
lingering illness.
Mrs. Alice Murray, who
made her home for several
years with her brother, the
late ElWin Starr, was taken
seriously i'll Saturday morn
ing and at this time, Sunday
evening" was at Geauga Com
munity hospital.
Mr.. Carl Carlson returned
home Saturday following Sc
veral weeks illness at Cleve-
land clinic.
Study club met Wednesday
night, Jan. II, at the home of
Mrs. Isabelle Young. Films
were shown about Africa that
Mrs. Frances Bolton took on
her trip to Africa.
Golden Rule Fellowship
met at the home of Rev. Mr..
and Mrs. Christensen Satur-
day night.
Woman's Fellowship serv-
ed dinner Thursday night for
one hundred dairyman of Ge-
auga County.
Mrs. Elbert Starr is visit
ing her daughter in Califor-
MIA.
Vickie Ensign of Mentor
HeadlandS spent several days
at the home Of her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Ensign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fen
wick Of independence, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert FenWick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fen
wick Of Cleveland Heights,
formerly Of Claridon, flew to
Florida for Christmas vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolf Hardy,
son in law and daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ma
rshall have moved to Boston,
Mass, where Mr.. Rolf has
accepted a better job.
Relatives Of Keith Starr
spent Friday evening at his
home in honor Of his birth
day. Fifteen present.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-01-19

MTS. Marry Elchef
Word has been receivee of
the death of Mrs. Mary Eich-
er, wife of the late Rev. Har-
ry Eicher, a former pastor
of the Disciple church here
in Chester. Mrs. Eicher. aged
85, died on December % in
Greenville, Pa, hospital. At
ter services in Ravenna, her
late home, burial was beside
her husband in Wayland ce-
metery.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bat
ties and family visited in
Wayne and Bradner, O., on
Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Sojka and Ro-
bert Sojka, students at Kent
State university are staying in
Kent this winter. They have
been driving from home each
day.
Mrs. Donald O'Brien, For
rest Bond and Francis Law
from Chester were members
Of the Grand Jury that was
called in Chardon last week.
HosteSSeS at the Baptist id
dinner on Wednesday were
Mrs. Thomas Butz, Mrs. Cla-
renee Day and Mrs. Ray Sa-
wage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Inks
ter have sold their home on
Mayfield rd., to the Petersen
Realty Co. The Inksters NOV
ed on Saturday to 915 Opalo-
Cka DR..
Mrs. H. Shanks of North
fork, West Va, is visiting
her brother, Claude Cornett
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans
have returned from a months
trip. They drove to Florida
and visited the Broderick fa-
mily at Crestview. Then they
continued on to California,
wher they spent Christmas
with their daughter and IA
mily, the Wade Simpsons at
Imperial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Will
hanson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Nichols visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Freeman in Gu
yahoga Falls on Saturday.
They report that Mr.. Free
man is recovering satisfac-
otrily from his recent opera
ton.
Corp. Paul Kiebler. who is
stationed at Fort Knox, KY,
was in Chester for the we'd
ding Of his sister on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Col
lar of Detroit, Mich, were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Bond on January IS.
The next meeting Of CheS-
ter Grange No. 2479 will be
held on January "a at SOC
pm. The program theme will
be Chester Farmers and Co
immunity Institutes.
Mrs. Glenn Russell spoke
on her European trip at the
last meeting of the Golden
Age club.
Mrs. Forrest Bond leaves
by train on Wednesday to vi
sit her son DR.. Dewey Bond
and family in Mclean, Va,
and to attend the inaugural ce.
remonieS and parade.
DR.. S. HayaShi continues tC
improve but is still in Geau-
ga Community hospital.
Clarence Stevens. who was
taken to Doctors Hospital on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-01-19
BY LENNAH BOND
Chester ZOning
Commission Meets

Commission Meets
Chester Zoning Commission
held its first meeting for 1861
and the organization meet
ing on January II. AS How
ard Reiter, whose five year
term expired, was re ap-
pointed by the Township Tru-
stees, this group remains the
same as 1860. Ralph SchWarz
was selected to continue as
president. Howard TeSreau is
vice president. Other memb-
ers are DR.. Robert Stockton,
George Let's and Mr.. Reiter.
Melvin Rear will serve as
secretary for the commiSsi-
on.
The meetings will be held
on the second Wednesday of
each month at 8:15 pm. Dur
ing the winter months these
will be in the high school.
building. Throughout the su-
MINER in the Chester Town
Hall These meetings are
open to the public.
Growers association Meets
The Northeastern Ohio Gro
wers Association held its an
nual business meeting on
Monday, Jan. 9, at the CheS-
ter K of P Hall. A dinner
was served by the women of
Maple Leaf Temple. Lyle Ba-
tiles presided at the business
session. Reports were given
and policies for future mark
ct operations were formed.
Re elected as director was
Norman Droese of Perry. A
newly elected director is Rob-
ert Golding of Perry.
Resigned from Mail Route
George Inkster, 80 HoVey
Dr., Chester, has resigned as
rural carrier from the Novel
ty post office. His resignation
takes effect this month. Mr..
Inkster served as carrier for
over nine years. He will be
in business in Chagrin Falls.
\
Chester Baptist Church
January %, 1000 am. The
church school for all ages.
January %, HOO am. WOr-
ship service. The Rev. Sam
uel Davis will speak on the
topic, What is the Crisis in
Missions"
January "a, 800 pm. The
Missionary Society will meet
at the home of Mrs. Philip
Runyan, 155 CranWood Drive.
Mrs. Samuel Davis is co-hos-
tess. Response to roll call
women of the bible. The pro-
gram topic Know Your Her
itage" is in charge of Mrs,
Gail McCleary.
January 25, 7:30 pm. Sen
ior Choir practice. Anyone
who enjoys singing is invited
to come and join.
Methodist Services
Forty people who were in
terested in having Methodist
church services in Chester
met at the Community
church last Sunday.
Services will continue on
there until further notice. The
hour of meeting will be $3.50
pm. On January % the Rev.
David Skeen of Mentor will
speak. The service will be fol-
lowed by a business session
and social hour.
Heir Ways
The seven pound daughter
born on December 81 at Ge-
auUa ronnol1nitv HOcpitol tr
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10 SlldTp LdIle, Has DeeIl CIV
en- the name, Dorothea Ann.
This little lady was the last
baby to be born in the hos
pital in 1860.
Cub Scout Pack 1916
The theme for this month
is South America. The next
meeting for Cub Scout pack
1875 will be January 27 at 7::30
pm. at the Baptist church.
On January 90 a sled and
tobaggan outing is being held.
Members of the pack are ask
ed to meet at Chester school
on that date at 2 pm.
January 80, Mems Commit
tee meeting at 7::30 pm. at
Robert Furlan's, 236 S0perry
Rd.
February 25 All Cubs and
parents should reserve this
date for the Blue and Gold
banquet which will be held at
Westwood school.
The new committeeman for
pack 1875 are Claude Cornett,
Robert Wright and Dwight
Stafford.
WOmen'S Council to Meet
DorcaS Circle will be hos
tess to the January meeting
of the Women'S Council of the
CheSterland Community chu-
rch.
The date of the meeting is
January 26 at 1000 am. at
the church. Devotions will be
given by Mrs. Keith Sperry.
The program is entitled Co
nifty" Unity Of the Laity) d.
Hospital Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs. Nelson Pulsifer, 910
Opalocka Dr., was hostess to
the meeting of the Chester
TWig of the Women'S HoSpi-
tai Auxiliary on Jan. S. Mrs.
Cart Harland was co hos
tess. Mrs. George Richmond
was elected director to re-
place Mrs. Frank Feigle.
Mrs. Feigle resigned in De-
cember so that she might de-
vote more time to her duties
as treasurer Of the County
Hospital Auxiliary.
y
Those In Sergice
Gordon Petersen, who is in
the U. S. Navy reached home
on Saturday for a 30 day
leave.
We of absence. He has been
stationed in Puerto Rico for
a year. On February 7 he re-
ports to Memphis, Tennessee
where he will attend Hydrau-
lie school.
Jerry Richmond, radioman
third class who is serving on
the U. S. S. Boston. No. I mis-
sile ship, reported back in
Boston for duty on January
10 after spending his leave OF
80 days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Richmond
and other relatives here. Mrs.
Richmond, who is living in
Boston while he is on duty,
accompanied him.
Card Party
A public card party has
been announced for Saturday
evening, Jan. %, at $50 pm
at the Chester K of P Hall
Pinochle and Five Hundred
will be played. There will be
prizes and refreshments.
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Resigned from Mail Route

George Inkster, 80 Hovey
Dr., Chester, has resigned as
rural carrier from the Novel
ty post office. His resignation
takes effect this month. Mr..
Inkster served as carrier for
over nine years. He will be
in business in Chagrin Falls.
Evening star., 1961-07-30

397-Liitle Girls l.99 Playwear LOT
Mix and match cotton shorts and tops 3-6x in group
50-Big Boys 1898 Summer Suits 8.S7
Perfect quality mostly dark shades. Assorted sizes
20O-Big Boys $l.l.49 Swimwear 67r
Perfect quality Cotton boxers and Lastex styles Sizes
6-16 in the group.
6S-l2.9S Embossed Cotton Bedspreads 4.ss
Mostly double sizes; twins Brown. rose turquoise.
l96-l.99 Sailcloth Chair Throws liz
Printed cotton sacloth Size s2 inches Assorted coors
l200-N PERI. l.S9.2.S9 Beach Towels 81
White and printed 26xe6 and 36x6s" towels.
3l5-MisSes' 2.9S Pleaied Skirts I.99
White ArneO riacetate and cotton Permanently peated
Misses sizes
476-3.Ss.4.ss Misses & WOmen's Dresses,
CuloiteS and PlaYsuits sse
Misses and women's sizes in group Limit to customer.
897-MiSSes & Women's 6.9S Dresses 3.94
Summer styles reduced from stock 1920 and 141a22
lS6-8.99 TOpperS, Car.CoaiS, Raincoais $3
Assorted fabrics styles and colors Sizes 816 in group
237-8.99.9.9S American Girl Shoes 4.99
Discontinued Spring and Summer styles Broken sizes
l40-l.99 Embossed Cotton Pillow Shams.
SOC
Floral patterned cotton Ruffed sides No-ron finish
367-M PERI. l.99.2.S9 Scatter Rugs 81
Assorted piles with nonskd rubberized backs Asst sizes
Evening star., 1961-07-30

l5O-N PERI. 3.99 Mems Straw Hats 81
Some samples Assorted styles Sizes 6 to 7 in group
467-Big Girls 2.sS.5.ss Dresses 1888
Sleeveless and short-sleeves styles. 7-12 in group
lS7S-Children's 3Sc.6sc Socks 4 for 96e
Socks and ankets White and colors Sizes group
l50-2.99 Crawlers, Coveralls z for So
Famous SNAKE Sizes 6-24 mos. in group.
l82-Liitle Girls l.S9 Summer Dresses SIC
Cute bare-arm dresses Prints and solid colors 1-6x
2S7-Little Girls l.SS.2.ss Swim Suits ST
Fuly-lined, quick drying cottons Many styles 2-6x
l49-Children's 4.99.6.99 Shoes 2.S9
Discontinued patterns from famous maker Mostly girls
styles Broken sizes.
200-Big Girls 2.99.3.99 Skirts 1888
Summer cottons and Arnele tracetae Assorted coors
TIA in group.
35O-Children's l.ls PlaYwear & Polos 6Sc
Shorts Jamaicas Bermudas and polos for boys girls
1-6x in group
56-4.99 Printed Summer BedSpreadS 2.88
Embossed cotton Full or twin No-ron Permagaze finish
l80-l.SS. Bamboo Roll.up Slai Shades S7c
Of natural "a" Stats. it WIDE with it. drop Hardware
included.
Evening star., 1961-07-30
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l07-l9.9S Mems Cool Summer Suits $ll
Perects and irreguars in the group Some yearround
fabrics. Broken sizes.
62-N PERI. 1893 Year.Round Suits 7.S9
Some tropicals included Assorted fabrics and colors
34l-Men's 9.S9 Summer Sports Coats $5
Mostly washable. Plenty of white slightly soiled 36-46
3S7-N PERI. l.S9 Mems Sports Shirts Ill
Short-sleeved all cotton sports shirts S, NJ L.
lO86-lf PERI. 2.99 Mems Knit Shirts Ill
Famous-make all with paquet collars Asst. patterns and
coors. S, M, L.
596-Men's l.99 Summer Dress Shirts Ill
broadcloths and open weaves Sizes 14-17
in group.
5s3-liPeri. 5.S5.S.s5 Mems Shirts 2.ss
dress shirts in luxury Short sleeves
5SS-Mens 2.9s.3.Ss Chino Pants l.9s
Also cotton tws and random cord leisure pants All pre-
cuffed 20-42 in group
l4O-Men'S SIS and Sc Casual Shoes So
sizes in the group.
S2-5.SS Cotton Chair Slipcovers 3.Ss
For modern club chairs Solid coors and prints in group
2l-4.SS Printed Summer Daperies 1877 Pr.
long. F~ wy "