The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-27
Continued from last week.
APRIL

IAlS UNop1C 1SSL1Ndl, OIIC VI LLlS
best sales in several years.
Wedding gowns of yesteryear
new. and interesting attraction
of the festival.
Chardon school board votes to
close Goodrich Court to vehicu-
lar traffic when school is in ses-
sion.
The Security Savings & Loan
Co. of Cleveland opens branch
office in Chardon, John Aumick
manager, Hazel Stone teller
clerk.
Organization of first aid
classes for rescue squads in civ
ilian defense setup starts.
Middlefield school board ap-
proves plans for new school
building to be erected in rear
of present building.
Plans made for occupational
training for seniors in Chardon
school, first of its kind in Ge-
auga county school system.
Roderic Timmons and son
Sterling of Bainbridge win the
cup for the best maple syrup
exhibited at the Maple festival.
Robert Dempsey, 16, Chardon
sophomore selected to represent
his school at the national safety
patrol meeting in Washington,
D. c.
DR.. Fred Mautz, professor at
Western Reserve University, ur-
ges hospital for Geauga at meet
ing of Geauga Women's Hospi-
tai Association at Burton.
DR.. c. P. Titus of Chester
elected president of Geauga
County Board of Health.
Children playing with match.
es cause destruction of barn on
the George T. Denniston place
near Fowlers Mills.
Chardon board of education
offers pay raises for teachers.
Middlefield businessmen seek
settlement of Johnson Rubber
Co. strike.
Residents of Chagrin Heights
Subdivision No. 2 decide against
asking to be annexed to Cha,
grin Falls Village.
Glenn Trask elected head OF
Eagles.
The Francis CHM dairy herd
in Russell makes best produc.
ton record for March in &c.
auga county.
School merger with West Ge'
auga favored by Newbury.
Geauga jury gives Dale Brug
mann $4,000 verdict against
owners and operators of Mu.
Mac theatre, Middlefield.
Secretary of State Brown
states the population of Geauga
according to 1850 census is 26,,
646.
The Chardon Hi trackmen
beat Madison and Perry.
The Chardon Savings Bank
Co. sells its two bank buildings
on Main street.
Ruth Strahm Holm, Middle
field minister's wife, publishes
her first novel entitled "No Need
of Sun"
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilmot
Claridon, celebrate 5Oth wed.
ding anniversary with open
house. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Weston of Middlefield and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson LeBar of Char.
don.
Geauga county's super winter
last year cost the county $31, $40
for snow and ice removal.
Thieves break into White
Bros store, Middlefield.
Middlefield KP's present so.
year pins to three charter mem
bers, Ernest w. Wright, Joe E
White, Hugh G. Johnson.
Howard Daytons, Burton, sur
prised by friends on 25th wed
ding anniversary.
Rites held for: Mrs. Nellie M
Sawyer, 83; Charles A. Haw
thorne, 70; Ernest Keeney, 90
John c. Bierley, 81; Archie
Stone, 81; Edward A. Ketchum
rs; Mrs. Clara Hull, 76; John
II. Walters, Sc; Lisa Ojutkan,
gas, IS; Mrs. Elizabeth Sand.
berg, 80.
These couples marry: Sidney
BostWlck and Richard Strong;
Elizabeth Corey and Samuel
McHutchinson; Audrey L. Dan
forth and Merle c. Crow; Mary
Alice Pelmonter and James Sol
It's; Velva June Hatch and
LleWellyn Ford; Frances Jean
Hall and James Roller.
MAY
Chardon's ne school build
Ing is opened for use.
Robert Prots of Newbury wins
first honors in Geauga in State
wide 9Th grade scholarship ex-
animation.
Two more employees of the
defunct Pettibone club surrend-
er and are sentenced
Russell child, 7, killed by
auto In front of her home.
Predicted school enrolment
In Geauga county for 1856 is g.
5O4, compared with 5,4OO this
year.
A Chardon housewife, Mrs.
Roy Grant, was Queen for a
Day" as result of winning a rad
10 prize in Cleveland. She re-
celVed several hundred dollars
In merchandise.
Grand jury investigating
CHARGES of pricooor ,oo,>.,...-..- :.