The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-27
Review of Activities in
Geanga County in 1851

sary.
West Geauga school board re-
jects merger with Newbury
school district.
Chardon Hi track team wins
third consecutive Geauga cham
pionship.
Mrs. Jennie Hanna, Chardon,
chosen to appear as Ideal
Mother" on radio station WICA,
but ill health prevented.
Mrs. Bernice Griffith retires
from teaching after % years in
Middlefield area.
Elmer Shrock, Welshfield,
killed by lightning.
Geauga cancer drive goes ST.
600 over goal.
Charles P. Baker, Painesville,
appointed to prosecute case
against Sheriff Stuart Har-
land.
DR.. c. F. Gilmore, Chester,
receives gold pin from State
Medical Association.
Twelve more Geauga young
men lnducted into the army.
Claridon man, Joseph Fen
wick, 81, pictured and featured
in Cleveland newspaper story.
Mrs. Myrtle Rogers, Munson,
appointed executive secretary of
Geauga County tuberculosis and
Health Association, to succeed
Mrs. Walter c. Corey who had
served for IL years.
Hundreds attend opening of
Chardon Eagles new building on
Water st.
Petitions against incorporation
of KiWanis Lake as a village
filed with county commissioners.
Red Cross to offer home nurs-
ing classes in Geauga.
Rites held for: Frank John
Bodanski, 66; Mrs. Rose Sum
mers, 80; w. w. Bartholomew,
80; Herman Boyes, IS; Ralph
White; Matte c. Howard, rs;
Mrs. Belle Bosworth, "a; William
Sawyer, 81; Winona LaDow, s6;
Elisabeth Parsons, 81; Orin M.
Vaughn, 81.
These couples marry: Nefva
McGurer and Ray e. Phillips
Josephine Farinacci and joseph
Carmocino; Dorothy M. Amlosch
and Delbert Komandt; Elizabeth
Spencer and Pvt. Robert .Dav-
is; Twila May Bierman and DON
aid Stuart.
JUNE
Final report on Christmas seal
sale shows Geauga tops state in
1850 sales.
Free chest X-rays taken by
2,251 in Geauga.
Geauga County Health Board
sets code for restaurants in the
county.
Reported the 21 Geauga stu
dents earn degrees from Ohio
colleges.
Pfc. Richard Casper, 19-year-
old Geauga youth reported kill
ed in action in Korea.
DR.. Jack Eldredge takes over
dental practice of DR.. H. S. Bar
rows, in Chardon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Rhodes
celebrate 50th wedding anniver-
sary.
Young Thompson man fined
5000 for selling fireworks.
Dog thieves reported active in
Geauga area.
Chardon to have free parking
lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Blair hon.
ored on 25th anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ward wed
so years, but no celebration on
account of Mrs. Wards ill
health.
All club enrolment in Geau-
ga increases to 962.
Vernon Clifford, Russell, ap-
pointed to Geauga Fair Board,
replacing Charles Heck, re-
signed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Mat
theWson celebrate 50th wedding
anniversary with open house.
Petitions filed opposing trans
fer of part of West Geauga to,
Chagrin Falls school district.
Rites held for: Mabel Rynear--
son, SO; Cornelius A. Wise, 49,,
Mrs. Barbara Fort, "a; William
A. Hall, 79; Albert Edward Pat
terson, 65; Mrs. Ruby Bartholo-
NEW, SO; Robert Hatcher, 68;
Frank M. Barnes, 70.
These couples marry: Cert
rude Marie Jacobson and Rob-
ert E. Bebout; Janet Mae Mere
er and Raymond E. Mansfield;
Jean Przeracki and Robert P.
Sanborn; Jane Williams and
Frank Sampson; Billie Bond and
John Carr; Mrs Marjorie Rhodes
Severns and Patrick Carder;
Carol Jean Cooper and Cpl. Rob
ert K. Telling; Virginia Ray
Ash and Donald Mccullough;
Corrine Lemore Calvin and
Richard Lee Calvin; Shirley Tea
que and Alfred Phile; Arlene
Boorn and Carl Gibbs.
JULY
Charles H. Hall elected head
of Geauga Maple Festival for
1852.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Repp
celebrate their 50th wedding an
niversary.
{. w. Carroll students of Char
don schools hold 53rd reunion.
Chardon village and Geauga
Theatre sued for $4,000 dam
ages by Richard Hanna because