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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HYATTsy1LLE

OlUT o0tn FL.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 UNTIL DARK
large fenced yard; reas. price; poss
with deposit. JAMES F. ESTEP, MI
1856. 80
acres, 6-rm. bunRa-
low, front porch, full bsmt., oil
h.-wh.. very cheerful home. nice
garden spot. garage, 2 blks. from
schools. transp., stores. Asking S12,-
$50. Terms.
Mt. Rainier, 6 rms. and bath. all OF
one, floor, front porch, full bsmt.
oil h.-w.h., garage. lot full Of shrubs
asans assE erea nssisbod fare reIns tG D.
Berwyn, near q. of Maryland. beauti;
full Colonial brick ,7-rm. home. full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h., lot 100000; near
ali conv... $l9,950, substantial
down dow rp payment. oL9I L9g1s m MILLER ITR
UNIvERsTTY PARK. MD. -,
corner lot; many fine trees. Ground
floor has 3 bright bedrooms with III
dining room and dream kitchen with
dishWasher and garbage dispoal, ex;
Laundromat and dryer. Buiit-in ga
rage. Call Mr.. Posner. wa. 1856.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
NEW HAMPsHIRE AVE. EXTENDED
Mr.. NEW LANGLEY SHOPPING AREA
Beautiful prewar-5uilt Cape Cod brick
In immaculate condition. Army ON
will. handle this. Quick possession.
Call Mr.. Clark, GE. 9011.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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LANDOVER HILLS

LANIJOVEH HILLS
S14,500-TERMS
8 bedrms., 2-story Colonial, lge. liv
rm. with bay window, din. rm.,
equipped kit. with brkfst. nook. full
bsmt. with recr. rm.. garage. lge
W. W. " LEWIS, REALToR
SH. 2971: Ewes, UN. 1895.
YAYTD ET Mn
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OPEN

SUNDAY, / TO S PM.
4S0S 24th ave-. North .Woodridge
baths; 10 min. from downtown; j
blk: on Queens Chapel rd. in an
exclusive suburban atmosphere. Ex-
quisite sunken liv. rm. with ornate
firepl.. picture window, built-in
pansiye modern kit; full parti-
toned bsmt.. gas heat; attached ga
rage; very lge. lot; all bedrms
master size. Excellent sun deck
$23,950. Assume 4eS GI loan with
substantial cash.
BENSON-JOYCE
4505 Knox Rd., College Park. Md
TIL PM. AP. 1878. After 8,
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NORTH ENGLEWOOD

COIORED
581O Reed St.-$1, 500 Dn.
Modern detached 2-bedrm. home, lge.
Handicapped lot with 6O-ft. frontage,
fenced rear yard, full dry bsmt.,
auto. heat, elec. kit. real ceramic
tile bath, steel easement windows,
bronze screens and Venetian blinds.
Wonderful screened porch; all utils.
in: dble. insulated and weather
stripped. Terms on bal. Cannot
reproduce at surprisingly low price;
new street going in now; "a blk,
new store. Directions: Sheriff I'd. or
Kenilworth ave. to Fairmont High
School, l blk. Taft on Reed st. to
home. Open Sun, 2-6 pm.
Goth ave.-New, more Dickey-built
homes now offered for colored oc-
cupancy. New store, new St, new
high school make this location the
most sought-after in Washington
area. Trades considered. Inspect
Sunday at your leisure.
Fairmont Hts.-Colored, 8 rms. and
bath on Addison rd.. offered only to
refined clients; very low price on
this detached home with auto. heat,
Venetian blinds, closed porch and
fenced yard. Can accept $1,000 down
from well empl. cple.
j. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD,
HOME BEAUTTFUI,

HOME BEAUTIFUL
IN THE DALE DIR. AREA
0nering one OF Silver
quiet street adjoining beau
tiful park. Living room with
mirrored fireplace, screened
porch for perfect summer Hv-
ing. family-size dining room,
iaTss snce kifehtsa i'ratooT with sFFeakfast
bedrooms and 2 fun baths.
finished recreation reom with
par, puilt-in garage and lovely
wau-to.Wau carpeting are
lew OF the features which
$2S.95o-unbelisvable nm isnancs e.
Ing; Contact Mr.. Morgan. OV.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 q st. NV. Ma. 2345
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 10
Ala Deerfield, S. S., Md.
just Ss,.S Oh Dale Dale Drive q charming 7.rm.
area. Includes 3 bedrms. and i
path End fr. Liv. rm., din. rm. and
lge. den; spacious kitchen WITH
6reakfast space and powder rm. on
1St Ut: run DSmt.; lovely level lot,
Close to TRANSPORTATION and schools.
Out Colesville I'd. to Dale Drive. right
to Deer1eld and left to property.
Philip B. Key, Realtor
81. 3010 till PM.
BEAUTIFUL KIRKSIDE
New. custom-built. all-brick home,
0nerS many unusual features; large
level lot. First floor contains wide
center hall. large nv. rm. with fire-
place. family size den, powder room,
spacious din. rm.; all-electric kitch-
en-. screened back porch. Second
ranged baths; attached large ga
rage. A truly quality house, sur
rounded by good homes; S37, 500.
55i1 Montogomery. st. Chevy Chase,
Nd. Open Saturday and Sunday
GEORGE w. O'KEEFE. WI. 6862.
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AVONDAIE

AVONDALE
Five min. will give you Q lifetime
Of enjoyment. Spend 5 minutes in
this charming brick Colonial house,
and you'll sell yourself; 8 bedrms.
and bath upstairs; liv. rm. with
real brick firepl., sep. large din. rm.
a. There is a fine bsmt. with q high
ceiling, plus large level lot with
540S Goth PLACE
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TILL DARK
LaSalle rd.. north on LaSalle to
1ngraham, right to goth ave-, left
to goth pl. and right to house; OF
Chillum I'd. to goth pl.. and right tc
house. RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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$500 Dn., $46.99 Per Mo.

90UU Du., S4O.JS FER MO.
Andrews Field Area
This charming bungalow is in i'm
maculate condition and priced only
$4,000. subject VA approval; fea-
turing spacious living room. dining,
large kitchen. 2 lovely bedrooms and
attic with plenty room for the 3rd
bedroom. Call Mr.. Taylor or Mr..
Berens, r., Sat. or Sun at Ma. 5000.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV.
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POPULAR PARKLAWN

FOfOAk4n Z E6A1tkAA11 w AZ
beautiful corner lot; contains many
extras. large rooms; in excellent
condition. Super de luxe Kitchen,
containing ,o Youngstown ean,netss
self-defrosting box, etc. CAL Nj
CLARKE. 81. 1880, with EREDERlCk
RRAL ESTATL RE. 2401. -S
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FORESTvILLE

Loyely new brick bungalow. 1 blk. on
Marlboro pike and the busline;
rms. lge. equip. kit, tile bath. full
bsmt; level lot. 50x145 with tall
shade trees; $14.250 on reasonable
T. D. BURGESS
10. 9-95I3 till 9.
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OPEN
$500 Colesville Rd,

OPEN SUNDAY, 1 To5
Silver Spring. Brick Colonial, center
hall plan; 22-ft. liv; rm.., side
rm., lge. kit, brkfst. nook; 2 twin
sized bedrms., l sgle., 2 baths; full
bsmt., ground level; oil a.-c. heat.
Immediate possession. 81. 1854.
GRUBB WILLIAMS. lover 40 yrs.
in Silver Spring" 80
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ALEXANDRIA
REVERT,Y HTTJ,S

BEVERLY HILLS
with pride we are Offering this lovely
home. situated on q large wooded
lot providing ample space for
privacy and outdoor entertaining;
large, tastefully decorated liv. rm.,
rm. leading to. patio, powder rm..
kit, with breakfast space, lst a.; 3
delightful bedrms.. huge tile bath,
sun deck, 2nd A.; side screened
porch; garage. Call to inspect.
Exclusive with
HUBBARD REALTY co.
ov. 6549 AL. 2096 ov. 1946
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ANNALEE HTS.
+. r. MALCOLM

ARLINGTON CORNER-Beaut. brick
3-bedrm. home. Liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm:, mod. kit; full bsmt., as.
phalt tiled, side porch of liv. rm. |:
rear yard fenced. Alum. storm sash;
conv. No, Arlington neighborhood.
BURNERS REALTY CO.
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SALE BY OWNER

SALE BY OWNER
Attractive 2-story brick home. lge.
liv. rn. with firepl., din. rm.. kit :;
bedrms; and bath upstairs; I'm
to schools. shopping and transp. /;
$500 cash, and assume 40 G1
loan. Out New Hampshire ave-,
/ and $40 miles past D. c. line,
turn right on Erskine St, and left
on 18th ave. to No. 1909. Open
IL to 6 pm.
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$17,250

Beautiful new white natural
brick Cape Cod with 9 picture
windows, overlooking pictur-
esque woodland, Charming Nv
size dining room, de luxe kitch-
en- with built-in counters, 2
bedrooms on first floor with
finished stairway to expansible
second floor. luxury bath with
built-in vanity. We recommend
that you see this today. Call
SH. S010 It'll 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
g. INSURANCE CO
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NORTHWESTERN ,0UU
Three-bedrm,, 2-story. brick. like
new; large liv., rm., din: rm:, equip.
YOUNGSTOWN kit. with disposal;
level fenced yd.; near schools, shop
ping, transp. Defense hwy. to 71st
ave, left on 71st to 7103 Green
vale pkwy. AP. S427. No agents.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN

SILVER SPRING-WOODM
Delightful. different home in q highly
and shopping center. No. 6 East
moor dr.. corner Pierce. See this
beautiful rambler today; built with
St. Joseph's brick. white roof Liv.
rm.. fireplace, din. rm.. de luxe kit,
3 bedrm1., bsmt finished in knotty
pine: gas h-w.h. copper radiation:
$4,000 first trust 4Ge, 25 years.
Call B.. N; oDUM. RE. 5216; ewes.
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ALEXANDRIA, va.
SPECIAL
S12,750
Roomy frame 2-story home in con-
Went location. Recently redeco-
rated. Living dining room, equipped
kitchen, front and rear porches on
first foor; 2 bedrooms and bath up.
Full basement, oil hot-water heat;
garage Only $4,000 down re-
THE BARRY's OFFICE.
1902 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
AL. 007S and TIE. 2442.
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INDIAN HEAD, MD.
Semidetached frame nome. equipped
kitchen. bath. liv. rm., Q bedrms.
ments. Committing distance from
Washington. IL Greenwood pl., Po-
tomac hgts, Indian Head, Md,
Indian Head 1884. 80
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PENSON-.IOYCE
WHITE BUNGALOW

4505 Knox rd., College Park
Till 8 pm. AP. 1878; after g., TO
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CAPE COD-$14.25O
RAMBLER-S22. ESQ

Owner wants fast sale; make offer.
2 bedrms.. bath, liv. rm. with firepl.,
din. rm.. kit, stairway to expansible
attic. full bsmt., outside entr.. huge
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Located en- beautiful ka-acre lot near
transp. and shopping. Brick and
stone construction, lge. liv. rm.-din.
rm. comb, kit. with table space, IA
baths: full bsmt.. outside entr.; front
patio, stone plant box.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
sH. 6555 Realtors
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Very lge., quaint, older home with
reserved street. This home consists
Of sun porch, double liv. rm., den.
lge. din. rm.. kit. and "a bath on
Ist a.. plus maids rm. on kit.
bedrms., sewing rm. and baths
on 2nd a.; 2 bedrms. on 3rd A.;
full bsmt. with new heating plant
and Law: lge. 2-car gar: nice land
seryatiyely at $4,000.
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors
AP. S400. Ewes, WA. 1857
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This 3-bedrm.. tcould be 4 bedrms.) Is
located in charming Twinbrook. 1t
features full insulation, storm win
dows, loft. picture window and
flrepl.; completely equipped through
out Full price. S12,950. Call Mrs.
Heuber, Rockville 1906, or cox &
CO, uN 1925 go
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
Cancer Group
Reflects
Bernice Carr

The annual meeting of the
Geauga County unit of the Can
Ger Society was held Thursday
night in Claridon Congrega-
tional church.
The officers were reelected
for another year as follows:
President, Mrs. Bernice Carr;
vice president, Mrs. Louis "A.
Geldbach; secretary, Mrs. VIII
liam Kfiber; treasurer, Rocco
Dragonette.
Elected to the executive
board were Mrs. Doris Black
burn, Mrs. Jack Bollinger, Mrs.
Roy Coats, DR.. William p. Ed
munds, Mrs. Elvena Gray, the
Rev. Elmer Hostetler, Mrs. Will
liam Hostetler, Mrs. Ralph
Hurd, Mrs. Florence Landon,
Mrs. Clarence Lorson, Mrs.
Walter May, Mrs. Leonard Mil
Ter, Mrs. Ethel Parpart, Mrs
Harold Thomas, DR.. c. P. Titus.
Mrs. Leonard Wells, Mrs. New
ton Chapman, Mrs. Florence
Richmond. e..
Speaker was DR.. Edwin Good
slit, pathologist, of Huron Rd.
hospital. He gave an interest
ing talk on cancer from the
viewpoint of the pathologist.
Geauga county nurses, who
were meeting in the nearby
town hall, came in to hear the
lecture. DR.. Goodsitt was intro
duced by DR.. Harold B. Thomas.
Mrs. Leonard Miller reported
that demands for dressings
were greatly increasing and
workers during the last year
have made 4,450, this figure is
900 more than last year. She
said that 5000 dressings have
been given.
Mrs. Loretta Holmes, county
chairman of the drive during
the year, and who had 365
workers for the campaign, re-
ported on its success, and PAID
high tribute to all who worked
for victory.
Mr.. Dragonette, treasurer, re-
ported a balance of $7,494.44
as of Sept. /.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
$10O, Suit
Filed Against
Nat Farinacci

Betty Ruth Reynolds of Route
4 Chardon, Richard Aikens. q
minor, by his father, Ray E. Ain
ems and Ray Edward Aikens
have brought suits for damages
against Nat Farinacci, Rt. a,
Chardon, for alleged injuries re-
ceived when their car was
struck by a truck operated for
Nat Farinacci & Son.
In the bill of complaint filed
by Betty Ruth Reynolds asks
100000. for damages and charg
es that because of the accident
she was hospitalized for a long
period of time with conclusion
of the brain, with damage to the
brain cells, tissues, nerves, blood
vessels, severe lacerations across
her forehead and face which re-
quired 26 stitches to close and
numerous other injuries includ-
ing fractions and a dislocation
of her right ankle. In her COM
plant she states that she is stin
unable to walk without crutches.
The accident occurred Dec. %,
1851, two and one-half miles
east of Chardon on Route 6.
In the other two suits Richard
Aikens is asking for $4,000,
and Ray Edward Aikens for
$50, 900.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
Parkman Boy Injured
While Ridinq BieycIe

PARKMAN - Gerald KO-
mandt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Junior Komandt, Parkman, was
injured last Tuesday while de-
livering papers, when he turned
his bicycle into the path OF q
car driven by Mr. c. w. Lloyd
of Youngstown.
Gerald was immediately taken
to DR.. Thomas in Garrettsville,
where an ambulance was called
and took him to Ravenna hos
pital. He received severe lacer-
ations Of the head and a broh-
en- right leg.
He returned home Sunday a.
ternoon. and Is confined TO his
bed for the time being ami
his leg win remain In . eass
for probably six weeks.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09

NEWBURY - Mrs. Deer OF
Punderson Lake got just a little
tired of having people come
and look at her so she decided
to reverse things.
Leaving for a jaunt Sunday,
she took it down through the
woods and over the old sub
urban lane, crossing Route 81,
finally stopping and dropping
in at the home of Anna Posik's,
who was having several guests
for the day. These folks were
outside enjoying the beautiful
scenery that takes place in
Geauga county this time of the
year.
Much to their amazement
Mrs. Deer invites herself as
their guest, making herself
quite at home among them and
browsed about the yard taking
everything in and enjoyed the
fuss the folks were making
over her.
In the meantime, Mrs. Posik
was beginning to wonder how
to handle the situation, think
ing Mrs. Deer might decide to
leave and could be injured
crossing Re. 81. Her only alter.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
Eagles Plan
Dance for
Cancer Fund

Joining with other Eagle Aer
les throughout the United States
in a Embarrassing effort for the
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Geauga Aerie No. 2261, will
sponsor a dance at the Eagles
Hall on Water Street on Satur'
day night, October 25, it was
announced today by John Ley
de, president of the Aerie.
'In the past two years." Pres
ident Lyde stated, "the Frater'
nal Order of Eagles has con-
tribuated over a quarter of a
million dollars to the Runyon
Fund and this prompted Walter
Winchell to give the Eagles the
name of the 'Runyon Funds
Santa Claus Geauga Aerie has
contributed literally to this
Fund during the past two
years"
Various committeeman ap-
pointed by Worthy President
Leyde includes the following:
Albert j. Rabatin, Charles Chap
man, Fred Wheeler and Glenn
TraSk.
Although the Fraternal Order
of Eagles is sponsoring this
event in Chardon, the Eagles in
vite all organizations and citi-
zens to join with them in max
ing this humanitarian effort a
worthwhile charity frolic.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
.Chardorl to
Sell Old
Fire Truck

Council in session last Thurs
day night passed a resolution
that as the 1923 model master
deluge fire fighter is no longer
required by Chardon Village, it
will be offered for sale to the
highest bidder. Mrs. Jennie Dav-
idson, clerk, was ordered to ad.
vertise for bids. The resolution
was on recommendation of the
Fire Department.
The Fire Department report
ed no calls in Chardon Village
during September.
A petition signed by 9 of IL
residents of Maple Ave-, inter
ested in sidewalks asked that
a grade be established on the
street. The matter was refer
red to the sidewalk committee
for notification of the engineer.
1t was voted to continue Will
liam Nicholson as temporary
special police, to check parking
meters for violations and do
school crossing duty.
The matter for the need for
more parking space in Chardon
was discussed and it was re-
ported that Chardon Oil Co. us
agreeable to use of the large
area in the rear. It would be
possible for an entrance from
Water st. and it was said that
owners of the adjoining proper
ty, Hal Burr and Mr.. Carson
were favorable for such an en-
trance.
~Chardon Chamber of Com
merce recently discussed the
necessity of finding an added
area, with aid of the Retail
Board, and appointed COM
mittee. Mayor Muchmore sug-
gested that the council commit
te intact with the Chamber or
Retail Board Committee to diA
cuss the possible use of the
Chardon Oil property.
AS the roofs of the village hall
and Thrasher House need con-
siderable repair, Council will
seek estimates for the work.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
Discuss Water
Conditions in
Geanga Schools

Condition of water in two
Geauga county schools was dis.
cussed at regular meeting ot
the Geauga County Health
board, Thursday night, by Ed.
ward J. Puscas, county sanitar-
ian.
Bacteria count has been
found high at Newbury school
and it was reported that a
chlorinator has been purchased
to correct the situation.
There is a high content of
sulphur in the water at Chagrin
Falls Park Allotment school
and children have been unable
to drink it, it was said. "We
are seeking to remedy this
situation" Mr.. Puscas said.
First reading of the new
regulations regarding the feed
ing of garbage to hogs was
heard. Two more readings are
required. 1t is hoped that these
regulations will be ready to
be enforced by the first of
the year.
County nurses reported the
disease rate in the county is
normal with exception of polio.
The resignation of Mrs. Eve
lyn Bollinger, who has served
the department as a nurse for
six years, was accepted with
regret.
1.-THE department is very
sorry to lose Mrs. Bollinger
from the staff. She has served
the county well with her ex-
cellant grade Of work. Anytime
Mrs. Bollinger might wish to
return to the nursing profession,
the department would be only
too glad to welcome her back. /"
said DR.. Edmunds.
The resignation of Mrs. Boil
linger becomes effective the end
of October and she expects to
remain home and keep house
for her husband, Jack, and
small daughter, Denise.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
Men in Service

Recently participating in OPP
Grafton Main Brace aboard the
heavy cruiser USS Columbus
was Robert j. Janda, electric
ian's mate third class, USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Janda
of Box 109A, Chardon, Ohio.
TOKYO - WAC Sgt. Shirley
M. Stafford, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Halbert Stafford of
317 S. Hambden ST., Chardon,
Ohio, is returning to the u. S.
from Japan for release from
active duty.
For the past 81 months she
had been stenographer in the
judge advocate section of Head
quarters and Service Command
in Tokyo.
Sergeant Stafford entered the
Women's Army Corps in May
1949.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
BloodmobiIe To Visit Geauqa Next Week
Report 81 Polio Cases in
Geauqa This Year

The office of Geauga coun-
ty Board Of Health was noti-
fled Wednesday. that M riam
Yoder. three year old daush-
ter of Roman and Mary Yod-
er Of Georgia road in Park
man was admitted TO Univer-
sitY hospital Oct. 6 with pol
10.
This brings the total of po-
lilo cases for the year TO 81.
In 1851 there were 6 cases Of
polio in the county and in
ls4s there were 4s cases.
DR.. w. p. Edmunds, Gea-
uga county health commits
sioner states that he feels the
severity Of the cases this year
is about average and that the
epidemic seems to be on the
down grade at the present
time.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
Punderson Lake Deer
Visits with Neighbors

native was t. call the game
warden.
The guests decided to tic
Mrs. Deer to a tree so she
would be safe and wouldn't run
away.
Now back to Mrs. Posik
who is calling the game warden,
she calls Chardon and is giveI,
the dog warden, (some fun,
after another try she gets in
touch with Mr.. Tuttle.
Just as Mr.. Tuttle, the game
warden, Mr.. Brooks, assistant
caretaker at Punderson Lake,
and a helper or two come, (of
course all this time our deer
was having a fine time and
wasn't a bit concerned about
what was going on about her
or even giving any thought Of
going back, when 10 and be-
hold, she looks up and there
is Brooks, the assistant care
taker himself.) Mrs. Deer takes
a good leap and tears the string
she was tied by and sure did
give the boys a merry chase.
After much wrang1ing, they
finally caught up with her and
put her In the car and she
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
Party to Honor
Inoqene Dean

To honor Miss Imogene Dean,
retiring Geauga home demonstra.
tion agent, party will be helo
in the Burton school building
Monday evening, Oct. 20, at {
o'clock.
There will be a program and
light refreshments. Every mem
Der of every family in the coun-
ty is invited to this event to
show appreciation of the work
of Miss Dean during her many
years here.
Anyone in Chardon or vicin-
ity desiring further information
may contact Mrs. H. c. Parsons,
a member of the committee for
Chardon.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
Halloween
Party Planned
at Chardon

The Chardon Jaycees backed
by the Senior Chamber Of
Commerce will sponsor a Hal
owe'en party in Chardon on
October 81.
The program will start with
a parade of floats and contes-
tants at 500 pm. All organi-
cations and businesses are I'M
vited to participate in the
parade and liberal prizes are
being awarded for the best
three floats with special
bonus prize for the best club
or organizational float.
In addition there will be
prizes for the best costumes
and best decorated Jack-O-
Lanterns. The prizes for cos
tunes will be awarded to the
most original, most frightening
and prettiest. Glasses of COM
petition are: pre-school, 1st and
End grades, 3rd and 4th grades,
5th and 9Th grades, Jr. High
school, high school couple, and
adult couple.
There will also be prizes
for the best decorated window
on Main Street. 1t is warned
that no permanent or hard 10
remove substance may be used
in these decorations.
In addition free cider and
donuts to the limit of your
capacity will be supplied.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-09
|CIaridon
Bazaar
Is Oct. 18

Mother Goose Fair is the
theme chosen for the Annual
Bazaar at Claridon Congrega-
tional church, Saturday, Oct
18.
A bountiful turkey dinner
will be served from five o'clock
on, under the direction of Mrs.
Carl Hope and Mrs. Ralph
Grosvenor.
Carrying out the decorations
will be Mrs. Ray Kellogg and
her committee. The white Ele-
plants" will be in charge of
Mrs. Frances Vaccariello. Pre-
siding over the fancy work
and aprons will be Mrs. Elmer
Hostetler, while Mr.. Tracy
Spencer and Mrs. Vern Wells
run the country store.