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CAPABLE

ABB. L.. BAR wants position where
administrative experience and FOR
legal training can be used. Write
Box 320-Z, Star.
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nursery: or private estate to help
With grounds; ewes, RA. 6-6275.
MAN. coiored. desires truck driver,
earageman, maintenance man, d. C.
permit, exper. Ii. 6-7194. IT.
MAN. colored. wishes job as elev. op-
any kind Of work: exp. refers. CO.
5-7261.
MAN, colored. reliable. wants porter
eeisyator or waiter job. Best refs
ming work: janitor or once work.
MAN.. colored, desires Job; janitor,
caretaker, small apt. house. Ex-
chsnge Turn. quarters, single. AD.
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SITUATIONS MEN tcsas.D

ACCouHTAET-sALES WORK = b
and Asc. ONCE MANAGER last po'
sition. Notary comm. OIL. 2-354J.
AIR CONDITIONING and heating
i asa sns man a a eayy sn fries
extremely good health: vii travel,
Box iSS-Y, star.
ATTY Oh. MGR, experience both. al
phases credit installment business
B 90 iHeE Fl s.oiFI MANAGER.
mature. capable, Thoroughly expe-
rienced. Ludlow 2-tl5O4
CARPENTER. eolored; experienced
trim and cabinet man. Ii. J-0633.
CARPENTER. excellent. wants work;
no job too large or snail. VA. e
CARPENTER. used to repairs and re-
ferred. W. CoULTHARD. I4-H Park
way, or phone Granite 3-6l4i.
CaSGFfEuR, IL years. safety driving
references: available at once. Ii
cLERiCiL-Gen. once work. incl
stenography, typinR. bookkpG.. pay
rolls. by mature man. RIA. 3-4157.
CLERK, gen. once. typing. sales: D.
gay week; downtown d. c. Adams
cLERK.TYPIsT. Experienced. Excel
lent at figures. co. 6-6343, Ext. l2,
DRUG CLERK, white. Is years ex-
psrienee; sober and reliable. Phone
DRY CLEANER. spotter. foreman. Can
train help. GEORGE. Ii. 7-1271
DRY CLEANING plant manager. de-
sires position with quality retail
plant. % yrs. exper. IN al phases OF
work; Knows percentage. Replies
confidential. Box fix. Star.
Gen. HOusECLEANING. By lob work.
Windows. floors. Venetian blinds.
etc. Ii. 6-S993.
Government Representative
Twelve years sales experience Epe-
cializing in Government sales and
prometional work, desires direct rep
resentation OF manufacturer in Net
ropolitan D. c. area. Box IS7-Y,
Star.
HANDY MAN. with 10 yrs. maint.
exper in Govt. VIII do or learn
ANYTHING. OIL. 2-7e7I. rs
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STUDENTS
BOYS AND GIRLS

3 young sales minded students. white
over l6. for 2 hours work. 8 10
about So per hour. Experience un,
necessary. to those selected. Full
training given. See Mrs. Ross.
to $3.50 am. or 5 to 8 PM, Mon.
day and Tuesday. 332 Bond Bldg
j., 1908 New York ave. NV.
C0LORED-OEFICE HELP. Rea
estate statesmen. Insurance agents
Employment eonsultants. Kitchen
help. Maids. Mattresses. Porters
sth elass enginssr. Apply Monday
CY. 1910 9th st. NV. AID. $500
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slTUATIoks-MEN 6 WOMEN

RELIABLE. SETTLED colored couple;
cook, houseman, drivers permit: ref.
Work single or couple. Box cosy
Star
WHITE COUPLE desires position a,
res. mgrs. in refined apt. or roonine
house. 10. 1881.
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HELP-WoMEN

TELEPloNE soLIcIToRs With ur-
PSoSs Mr. S SSSS 81 t IA. SSH
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YOUNG WOMAN

With Eeneral once experience to take
charge Of clerical work in local cf-
fee Of East Coast Gales and mfg
co. Some typing ability necessary.
Pleasant Torking conditions and
opportunity for Advancement,
Apply Mr.. RUPPERT. s3I4 4th s.
n-e' Monday or Tuesday. 3-6 Pm
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Dear Reader
May we suggest that you
let us know which hours
you have available for
employment with our
company.
If you have 10 to Is hours
free each week we can
employ you. You need
no experience and you
will earn above average
wages.
Please write to Box Alto,
Star, for application
form.
Sincerely yours,
Employment Manager.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

CENTRAL AND s. FLA, about goth
fortably, reasonably. Returning. ia
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

AND REMODELING BY
AN HONEST HOME IMP. CO.-All
work guaranteed. any size lob cheer
fully estimated Porch Enclosures
attics converted to bedrms. or apis.
dormers. bathrooms and heating sys-
TENS n1odernized. carpentry and
as 81. 30 per wk.. 24-hr service. Cal
any time. TRI.STATE. 40f6 Ga ave
NV. tn 2-6322
ALTERATIONS, porches
ialousies. kitchen modernized. recr
rms. complete remodeling service;
no money down. SO mos. to pay
SECO SALES. JU 5000 EN-
2-S74a day or night
bldg. remodel. rec. rms,
porch incl, dormers. brick. frame
stone; top-quality work, low prices
terms, free est. KE. S-5795. --19
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Special sofa and chair reupholster-
,ng labor and material. SEQ: work
manship guar; rs years IN same
@ esnIa1ellssnmsnt, La FRANCE up
* 6S0LssT5E5RING, 25o9 14th st. NV.
ROOFING. All types; cutters. spouts:
fTgneIai snset metal work A D.
ROOF PAINTING, repairing, rutter,nr
and scouting. Cali Mr.. sHIPLEY.
E s. pr hIsFziR rs ,sst; painted low
ROOFING .Dodl,SS SHEET METAL, su.tefftns,
s0,Co1NNoR BROS. UN. 4-4457. III
sHEETkOCk, TAPiNG-Fi n ishins
s snd sanding. Free estimates. RE. g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. walls, nss.
sstimaPPe e0i cs Tri Tos M IsRags F5ss
sToNEWoRK - Flagstone terraces
WaiKs. brick or block retaining walls.
cnimneys. fireplaces, all Kinds Of
M sfnset cS5k' p6Pips -as sssssinaEs. +.
WINDOW CORDS FIXED, doors re-
huns hsns IN minor nor repairs. Can GO. s.
If YOUR nv Is out Of order. call
u ss6 RA $4,000. Service cali only
ere al ts we spssisli e. in all makes.
ADD 10 Your Ai HOME with wood.
brick, or concrete. No dn. rayment
70 yrs' exper. AP. 7-I2l2. WE.
Al GENERAL CONTRAcToRsIR..
modelling, brick, cement. ali kinds
construction. WILaAND CORP RI
7-229l. RES 1850. S'
TRY COUNTY FLOOR
Asphalt rubber and plastic tile:
plastic wall tile. Formica and Como.
lite sink and counter tops, RE 5.
6662. AP. 1924. -22
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RUSSELL SLOWER CANDIES
1343 p ST. NV.

SALESWOMAN, exper. with better.
grade shoes: part time. Amply lnl 5
Conn. ave. NV. MR.. GARFINkLE
sALESWOMAN, 1-35-Knowiedg Of
art materials essential. Call IA.
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SINGER
TAP OR HULA
DANCER
STEN0GRAPHER

Beginner accepted: full or part time
CAP'N GUYS CLUB, 1ol. N. Y
ave. NV. Additions nightly after
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WRITER-EXECUTIVE

WhIlEH--EAECUTIVE
Creative advertising man in sixth
year as copy chief and account ex-
ecutive in local ad agency seeks new
challenge. Skilled writer. Eficient
administrator. Sales experience. In
terested in trade association. publ
cation. agency or industrial connec-
World War II officer, college educa :
ton. Not cheap. but mighty wise
Investment. 10. 4-0319. BOX. 2G4-
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G.H.W.. good plain cook. live In; 2
in family ia. $500.
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SIS. any avg. room, Immed sery.
FREE eStiln. Also exter, work IA
o-6541. to s daily. KE. s-4660
ewes. ana Sun. is
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Flagstone and Stone

walls, tile drainage; also. water
Angelo MARcucc1o. Ju s-17ea
FLOOR SANDING and refinishing
good work; very reas., 10. SASS.
IT.; old l0c UP. C. L. HTHSON. l4s
yuma st. Sc. 10, l-3475. IT,
ing and waxing. Reasonable rates
free estimate. Call. RIA. $1,000
FIooR SANDING AND FINIsHfSa
lowest prices, expert. work: SS.7i
room. up. WILLIAMS FLOOR FIN.
ISHINQ. JU. S-l322 liz
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STENOGRAPHER
TEACHERS

summer sales positions
with nationally known company
nationally advertised product Earr
approximately 81 .000-Sl 200 for II
weeks. Past sales. experiences helpful
but not q requisite. Use Of car
Write for personal interview Eiyint
past experience to BOX 376-z, star
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EXCAVATING

FENCE. chain link and all types Of
wood. No down payment and 80 mos
to pay, For best price and immcd
installation. call JU. S-125S.
FLAGSTONE. STONE. CEMENT pa.
Gs1I .TF SRsy 'i III gs475e eS''ii'a'e
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RESIDENT MANAGER

Good position for lady experienced
in managing and rentins garden-
type apartments. One who can tyDt
and DO . good lob. No BEGINNERS
considered Apartment and salary
Box e4e-z. star.
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REUPHOI STEERING

sEMODELiNG, carpentry, painting.
est. Day or night, La. 8-i92s. III
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Parade Opens
Season for
Little League

Officially opening the Little
League season this year was
a parade through town and a
double header game at t h e
Chardon field, Saturday, June
4.
Leading the parade were Ka-
rem Orzen on horseback, Vet
eranS of Foreign Wars Color
Guard and Chardon Junior High
Band. With the officials in
convertibles and the baseball
teams marching, the opening
day ceremonies preceded the
games.
In the first game of tn
tiwn bill, the Champion Char
don Indians defeated the Char
don White Sox, 81. Manager
Bob Golfers White Sox played
flawless ball behind the steady
pitching of Ray Prussia until
the 9Th inning when the In
dians scored two runs to win
the game. Charlie Grant, vet
eran pitcher for the Indians,
famed twelve Pale Hose to
register his first win.
Defeating the Claridon Yam
KEGS was Ken Miller of the
Chardon Athletics, who a Is o
famed twelve opposing batters.
Vernick and Downs of the Ath-
letics were the hitting stars as
they registered five of the hits.
Moss of the Yankees starred
at bat and as a pitcher. Fan
ming ten batters, the Yankee
veteran also collected two hits.
Dave Singerman, center fielder
for the Athletics pulled the
fielding gem. of the game with
a one handed catch with two
men on base.
On Monday night at Thomp-
son, the Chardon Indians de-
feated the Thompson Red Sox
22-3. At the Chardon field that
night the Chardon White Sox
beat the Chardon Athletics 80.
The coming games include:
June 13, Red SoX VS. Yankees
at Claridon; Athletics VS. In
dianS at Chardon June IA,
Yankees VS. White SoX at Char
don June 16, Red Soxi VS.
Athletics at Chardon. All gam
es start at 7 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Geanga Men
Featured in
GouMey Story

CHESTER, - DR.. John D.
, Osmond of Cleveland contribu-
tes the following comment on
the Grace Goulder article in
the Pictorial Magazine OF the
Cleveland Plain Dealer, May
90, 1855.
A picture of the 1O3rd Regi-
mental Band Owl. End Bri-
gade, 3rd Division, 23rd army
Corps is shown.
The picture was taken on
Lookout Mountain October %,
1864. Edward Geary standing
sixth from the left was t h e
grandfather of Mrs. John D. Os
mond of Cleveland. On his left
stands Mr.. Eddy and Mr.. Gill
more who also probably en- :
listed from Chester Township,
Geauga county.
Mrs. Osmond has the origl-
nal picture which shows the last
name of each member of this
band.
The names are as follows,
left to right-ThompSon, Coone,
Williamson, Titus, Dickinson
Geary, Eddy, Gilmore, Kent,
Jones, Gill, Coe, Holcomb, Will
lis, Radcliff, Moore, Hennesey.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
League to
Sponsor
Garden Party

The annual Garden party of
the League of Women Voters
of Geauga county will be held
on June % at 2 O'Clock. Mrs.
James Osborne of Gray Horse
Farm in Munson has given the
use of her grounds for the oc-
casion. Everyone is invited to
attend. Tickets may be secur-
ed from any League member
for one dollar, proceeds to be
used to finance the work of the
League in Geauga county.
An outstanding afternoon is
planned, under the chairman
ship, of Mrs. Steve Kiehel. An
original skit will be presented
by playwrighta, Mrs. Ray Hen
sci and Mrs. Leonard Miller.
There will be a capella trio,
and a fashion show. In addition
there will be refreshments, door
prizes and an opportunity to
buy home baked goods.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Three jailed
for Driving
While Drunk

Among recent traffic arrests
by the Geauga county sheriff's
department are three for driv-
ing while intoxicated. The cas-
eS are:
Dorothy Reinke, 81, Chardon,
driving while intoxicated, $100
and costs and three days in
jail, $50 suspended, by Justice
Hall.
Paul Nicholson, 20, Chardon,
driving while intoxicated, 20
days in jail, 25 days suspen-
ded, $50 and costs, $3.50 sus-
pended, by Justice Hall.
Oren Carnegie, 33, Chardon,
driving while intoxicated, 10
days and $500 in costs, 5000
suspended, by Justice Hall.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Chardon to
Vote Again on
Street Repair

Although a two-mill levy for
five years to improve Chardon
streets was defeated at the last
November election, Council in
session Thursday night, voted
to again put the issue on the
ballot at the next election.
Chardon streets are in a de-
plorable condition, and have
grown much worse since the
levy issue failed. Many have
deep holes, making hazardous
driving.
Robert T. Smith, director of
Civil Defense for Chardon Will
age and township, submitted
his resignation. Mayor Much
more appointed James Werner
to succeed him.
Council approved dedication
of Downing DR.. and Basquin
DR.. in the Allynd Blvd. sub
division.
Purchase of five steamer fire
hydrants was approved.
Council went on record to
request the CEI to restore man
power for high tension line
service as it formerly had in
Chardon, because there is great
need. Mayor Muchmore refer
red to the recent storm when
power was off four hours at the
Sheriff's office, hospital, and
other places, because of bran
cheS falling across wires. "Po-
wer could have been restored
in a short time" he said. In
case of fire there is no one
that can cut wires"
Mayor Muchmore was auth
orized to enter a contract with
the B. and o. Railroad for lay
ing Of a Pinch water main
under the South st. crossing.
Chief Jack Maynard reported
only one fire in the village
during May, a grass blaze.
Council went on record as
opposed to a bill introduced in
the Ohio Legislature to elect
chiefs of police. Councilman
Whitman Thrasher was asked
to so notify Geauga represen-
tativeS.
Councilmen were of the opin-
ion that an elected chief would
not make arrests he should, and
with every arrest, he would
lose votes at the next election.
Chief Of Police John Boil,
Sgt. Walter Bookman and Pa
troll C. c. Houchen were pre-
sented their graduation certifi-
Gates from a recent cr m e
course covering several weeks
at Western Reserve University.
Mayor Muchmore compliment
ted the officers on taking this
course and their successful and
scientific work on the Williams
murder case. Some of these
officers worked steadily three
days and nights without Sleep"
the mayor said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
List Junior
High Honor
Students

Final honor roll of the year
for Chardon Junior High school
was released today with the
following names:
GRADE Z
Mary Ann Bradley, G lie n
Brown, Charles Budenz, Rich
ard Burgess, Carole Childs.
Beth Hofstetter, David Hos
mer, Andrew Janu, Martha Nc
Carthy.
David Price, Linda Ros e,
Robert Rose, Constance Spare,
Sheila Walsh, Kay Wollpert.
GRADE 8
Marilyn cambridge, K a n
Bundus, Nancy Gray, Sandra
Jackson, Rolf Kulp, Ann Mac
donald, Margaret Mccarthy
Jean McKenna, Mary An n
Price, Richard Sulc, Thomas
Thornburgh, Donna TraSk.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
The following students were
not absent Or tardy during the
1854 SIS school year:
GRADE Z
Thomas Baptie,, Mary 10
Coradi, Andy Dombey, Craig
Erskine, Phyllis Gruden.
Barbara Keck, Margaret Nc
Elwain, Ray Prussia, Tom Ra-
vi, Brian Rodecker.
Robert Rose, Joyce Strong,
Stephen Wick, Kenneth Temple,
Edward Zamer.
GRADE 8
Barbara Barr, Charlene Ko-
vach, Robert LaDow, Martha
Linda Newton, Linda Roberts,
Virginia Torok, Donna Trask.
Six Weeks Honor Roll
GRADE 7: - Douglas Boil
don,. Mary Ann Bradley, Glen
Brown, Charles Budenz, Rich
ard Burgess, Beth Hofstetter.
David Hosmer, Ronald Hut
ter, Andrew Janu, Martha Nc
Carthy, David Price, Dixi e
Rarick.
Linda Rose, Robert Rose,
nee, Sheila Walsh, Clyde Wea-
rSch, Kay Wollpert.
GRADE 8: - Marilyn Balm
bridge, Karen Bundus, Ronald
Clark, Nancy Gray, Sandra
Jackson.
Rolf Kulp, Ann Macdonald I,
Margaret Mccarthy, Jean Nc
Kenna, Mary Ann Price.
Linda Roberts, Detlef Schon-
dau, Karen Shreiner, Richard
Sulc, Thomas Thornburgh, DON
ma Trask, Ann Waitinas, Ed
ward Wingenbach.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Raise $375
for Boys
Baseball

Chardon's junior baseball qu-
otaS were successfully met, it
was announced by chairman
Paul Alvord. AS a result of the
spring equipment campaign, 14O
boys in the Chardon area will
compete in a three months sum
mer program along with $50
boys associated with Geauga
Babe Ruth League and Geauga
Little League, Inc.
The two newly formed Char
don Babe Ruth teams were
successfully sponsored. Thirty
new uniforms along with prper
equipment will be available for
the IS to Is age group. From
the sale of Associated Member
ship cards, Little Leagues quo
ia of $375.00 went over the top.
Officials of both leagues wish
to thank the 425 people whose
donations through membership
cards will assure a successful
season for 1855.
League officials would espe-
cially like to thank the follow
ing for their donations, mater
ials, and use of equipment:
Snap Out Forms Co., Chardon
Rubber Co., CHARDON Savings
Bank, Haueter Building & Sup
plies, Chardon Welding Co.
Chardon Oil Co., Bestone Pro-
ducts, Geauga Lumber & Mill
work, Fraternal Order o Eag-
les, Chardon School B oard !,
Chardon Township Trustees, AL
word Insurance Agency, Finch
Dry Cleaners, Schinagles Mar
ket Mcbride Bros, CarlSons
Hardware, Bostwick Departm-
ent Store, Rustic Fence Co.,
Van Gorder Hardware, West
/ tern Auto Store, Farinacci Bu-
lex, Garfield & Co., Chardon
Junior CHAMBER OF CONNER
ce and Hall Insurance Agency
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Frozen Semen Effective
After Year in Storage

Semen taken from a bull in
August of 1858 and injected in
to a cow in September a year
later, produced calf this year
in Geauga, according to Don
aid VanMeter, techinician f o r
the Central Ohio Breeders AS
Sociation.
1t has always been presum-
ed that semen has had to be
used promptly to be effective.
Apparently such is not the case
The breeding was done on
j. M. OSborne's Gray Horse
Farm, Charles Steele, manager
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Trail Blazers Study
Points in Ridinq

The Trail Blazers of Munson
had a meeting Friday, June 8,
at the home of Elaina Rose in
Newbury.
Several new members joined.
The members from NeWbury
rode their horses to the meet
ing. The Munson and Newbury
members rotated on the horses.
The points of correct riding
and handling were learned. In
addition to this the members
learned the names of the parts
of the bride and saddle.
The next meeting will be held
at Peggy Fina's home on Sher-
man Rd., on June 10 at TOO.
Diana Matthews.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Graduates
Are Honored
at Huntsburq

HUNTSBURG Graduation
exercises were held at t n e
town hall for the eighth grade
graduating class on Tuesday,
May 81.
The program started with the
school band playing a few
musical numbers followed by
procession of the graduates.
The Huntsburg school Girls
Chorus, under the direction of
Mrs. Ross Brown sang ave
Maria" and "a Springtime Ro-
undelay.''
John Archacki, class presi-
dent, gave the greeting to a
crowd nearing 200 people, one
of the largest crowds Hunts
burg has ever seen. Rev. Eu-
gene Abbott was the que st
speaker giving the address.
Presentation of the class was
made by Mr.. Richard Denholm,
principal of Huntsburg school.
Mr.. Vaughn Arnold, president
of the board of education, a.
warded the diplomas to the in
dividual graduates.
A reception, given by t n e
seventh grade mothers was he
Id in the basement. Fruit
punch, home made cookies and
mints were served by Mrs.
Paul Adams, Mrs. John Dietz,
Mrs. Willis Oliver and Mrs
Isadore YouShak.
Graduates who will be at =
tending Middlefield high school
are John Archacki, Donna Du-
dinsky, Sharon Crumbacker
John Kosek, Robert Sykora, Da-
vid tSeiler and Joyce Nedved.
Those who intend to go to Bur-
ton high school are Peggy Pc
terson, Raymond Button, Ger
anime Caka, Elaine erry,
Daniel Tucker, Glenna Mae
Williams and Catherine French.
The other graduates were AL
bert Mast and Adonna Greene.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09
Former Claridon
Resident Died

CLARIDON - Rites were
held in Lakewood, for William
j. Fenwick, ST. Mr.. Fenwick
resided at 1918 Wynwood Dr.,
Rocky River. He died Thurs
day night in Lakewood hosital.
Formerly of Claridon, he was
graduated from Chardon high
school with the class Of 1915.
Mr.. Fenwick was born In
Osborn, in southwestern Ohio,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Fenwick shortly before they
purchased their Claridon farm.
william Fenwick had been
associated with the Black and
Decker Co., Cleveland, electri-
cal tool manufacturing concern
for 81 years. He was Cleve-
land district manager for the
Black and Decker Co. at the
time of his retirement a year
ago.
He was a past president OF
the Cleveland Boosters club
and a member of Kiwanis
Rocky Mountain Masonic Lodge
and the Lakewood Country club
He served in France a n d
Germany with the Marine Corp
in World War I.
Surviving are his wife. Ma
bel; a son, Richard; two dau-
ghters, Mrs. Margaret Deal and
Mrs. Barbara Sparks; sister,
Mrs. Esther KitzeroW, Cleve-
land, three brothers, James OF
Cleveland Heights, Robert OF
Claridon, H. Ernest of Inde :
pendence, o.: Four grandchll-
children
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-09

The Geauga County Business
and Professional Women's club
will hold it's, annual installation
and initiation dinner with the
Mayfield Business and Profes-
sional Women'S club, on Thurs
day, June 9, at Hellriegels,
just west of PaineSville.
The nominating committee
gave the report for the COM
ing year, at our last meeting,
and the following officers were
duly elected:
President Elsie DeGroft.
Vice president Lillian Ke-
enen.
Second Vice President Mar
garet Ellicock.
Rec. Secretary Eleanor Cra-
mton.
Cores. Secretary Aileen
Bertke.
Treasurer Mary Jane JON
ke.
Also the spring meeting of
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Harold Holmes Elected Mdge
Adrocate byDisty1ct VIEW.

pm. at the V.F.W. club rooms
Geauga Post and Auxiliary 65
19 will hold their annual joint
installation of officers. This is
an open meeting anyone inter-
ested in attending is welcome.
The Post Officers will be in
stalled by Edward Ebin. The
Auxiliary members will be in
stalled by jeanette Brede, De-
partment Hospital Chairman.
She esill be assisted by her
group OF sisters to put on the
floor work.
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Mrs. Broughton to
Teach at Glaridon

NEWBURY - After teaching
the second grade at Newbury
school for the past ten years,
Mrs. Hazel Broughton has re-
signed and will teach second
grade at Claridon school next
year.
Mrs. Broughton has been on
leave of absence since t h e
first of this year in order to
be with her husband in Col
umbus where he is serving as
Geauga county Representative
to the General Assembly. In
announcing her resignation Mrs
Broughton said she has always
enjoyed working with Newbury
children and parents and will
miss them a great deal.