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Evening star., 1955-02-23
SPORTS COATS

32-$35 to $45 Roleish Sports coots in silk ocetote
blends, flax wool blends and oil wool in brown,
navy, grey. Regular, IS to SO, ~, "A. As;
short, 81, SO, 40; long, 81 to 40, a, As; extra
long, 80, 40, AZ,
zl-$45 to SIS Hor Sehoffner 6 Marx and
RoIeish All-WooI Sports coots, mostly blue;
assorted potterns Regular, 38, 46; short, 81,
80. 49, A.; long, 80, 40. 46; extra long, 3S to
40, 46 6--------------------
Evening star., 1955-02-23
| Switch Of Morse
Makes Congress
Strictly Two-P0rty
BY me Asseeiatsd Press.

The switch Of Senator
Morse Of Oregon from Inde-
pendent to Democrat has left
Congress without splinter
representation for the first
time since 1911.
Democrats and Republi-.
cans f1ll all House seats for
the first time In A years.
Frazier Reams Of Toledo.
Ohio, who served two House
terms as an Independent,
was defeated for reelection
last November. His place was
taken in January by q Dem
ocrat.
Evening star., 1955-02-23

I had been briefed to fly ovel
China. which was supposed tx
be neutral in the Korean war.
My admission that I had beer
directed to attack the Chinest
could be used as propagands
against the q. N.
I'VE know that you flew ovel
China" the officer said, 1--WE
have absolute proof of this. We
also know that you would moi
do this of your own free will
that you have been used as q
tool of the American imphialists
that you were instructed OF
ordered to fly into our sacred
air, that you were shot down, In
China. and that the sooner you
realize that you must confess
to this truth, the better it will
be for you"
Makes Vehement Denial.
For the first time I really iost
my head. Banging my fist into
the open palm Of my hand,
shouted:
Il never did fly over China.
was never instructed to fly over
China. I was not shot down
over China and you know that.
I came to China in a jeep, hand
cuffed and covered over with a
tarpaulin and I demand my
release"
He said: you are very, very
stubborn, you are a liar, but we
have time and we will convince
you that the truth is the only
way out. That is all I have to
say to you; now return to your
cell and think about it."
Two days later I was inter-
rogated by the prison command
ing officer, a rather pleasant,
good-looking Chinese who always
had treated me courteously.
Our superior officer Is ex-
tremely interested in your case
and wished me to ask what you
have decided to do." he said.
Cites Respect for Truth.
I replied that I had a great
respect for the truth and that
If their truth differed from my
truth. that was unfortunate, but
I would stick to the truth as I
knew it.
II don't know" I said,
whether others have flown over
China or not, but I know that
I did not and I know that I was
not instructed to do so and you
know that I was shot down and
picked up in North Korea. I
have given you my story many
times before and if you want to
I will give you a signed state
ment to that effect"
He said: "All right, If that
is the truth, write it for U.S."
I returned to my cell. I had
three sheets of paper left over
from previous interrogations and
I proceeded to write my story as
it had actually happend, care
fully phrasing it so that it could
not be made to appear as though
I had committed any violation
of international law. In about
an hour the interpreter appeared
with about 30 pages Of paper for
me to write on. I told him there
was no need for the paper; had
finished the statement.
Calls II Much Too Brief.
I handed it to him. He read
1t, said that it was much too
brief, but that he would dis
cuss it with his commanding
officer and let me know. He
Evening star., 1955-02-23

/ checking On the nightly parades
to the latrine that two were
together In the end cell and that
one. Capt. Fischer. was nov
across the hall In Q little solitary
cell. Communication was irnposs-
ible. It was about the end OF
October. Even @he friendly guard
refused to carry any notes be-
tween Us.
The interpreter came daily to
brief me on the conditions Of
the truce. As I understood 1t,
there was an initial period of
so days for the transfer Of pris-
oners. 80 days for politically
undecided prisoners to make up
their minds and an additional
80 days for final clearing up.
Thus I felt 7 still had hopes Of
falling into the last category, and
I continually pumped the inter'p-
reter to find out what category I
came under.
His only reply was, 'Your
case Is different"
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Tomorrow: Mackenzie A.
Evening star., 1955-02-23

out Of a total of 4,101 missions
scheduled. for a batting average
Of 97.4 per cent. The units also
flew 252 storm missions and 226
special missions in addition to
those regularly scheduled.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
iWos q Communist Prisoner
BY Squodron Leoder
A. r. Mackenzie

OTTAWA.-When I learned
about the wars end. I really
began to worry. There had been
no interrogation for several
weeks. But they stepped UP my
reading schedule to two books a
day. My companions. I discoy-
cred. were on the same intellec-
tual routine.
They called this our study
program. The books were a
Evening star., 1955-02-23

Tomorrow: Mackenzie A.
nally gives In, writes q "con-
fessi0n.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
Schedule
Meeting for
Hospital Solicitors

Solicitor Training M e ings
have been scheduled for a ii
those who will be working for
the success of the Geauga hos
pital drive which begins next
week.
ALI workers, according to
campaign officials, should at
tend at least one of the SCH
eduled meetings TO receive the
manual of instructions and an
outline of drive plans. Wokers
may attend amy one of t h e
meetings most convenient.
Meetings will begin at 7:30
with the acception of one SCH
eduled for 2::30 pm. on Sun
day No. 20 at Montville COM
munity church.
A complete schedule is a S
follows
Nov. 9 West Geauga h G h
school.
Nov. 10, Grade school cafe
terra at Chardon.
Nov. II, Parkside recreation
Chester.
Nov. IL. Claridon local school
Nov. Is, Newbury school.
Nov. 16, Burton high school
Nov. II Memorial hall, Mid
dlefield.
Nov. 18 Grade school cafeter-
la in Chardon.
Nov. 20 Montville Commiun-
ity church (2::30 p.m.).
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
Chardon
Seniors to
Present PLAY

THE Remarkable Incident at
Carson Corners written by
Reginald Ross, produced by the
Chardon High school S e nj o r
class and directed by Mr.. Rob-
ert Cohen, will be presented
Nov. 10, 1855 at 8:15 pm. in
the Chardon Auditorium. Priced
at sixty cents for adults and
forty cents for students, this
play has a powerful message,
and skillfuHy developes h W
many the janitor, the doc
tor, the business leader, tn e
parents are stunned with the
realization of their own contri-
butory responsibility for a ira
degy."
With a cast of twenty-Six,
we have: DR. Caldwell Bill
Waitinas; Mrs. Caldwell Mar
ian Krum; Mr.. Prince Keith
Singerman; Mrs. Price Nancy
Wise; Mr.. Rodgers Ray Deid-
rich; Mrs. Rogers Carol Da-
Wis; Mr.. Woodbridge Larry
Reiter; Mrs. Woodbridge Cat
ny McGeogh; Mr.. Wright -
John Kohr; Mrs. Wright Jean
MoWrey; MIR. McGinnis Larry
KovatS; Mrs. McGinnis Eliza
beth Williams; all prominent
citizens in the town. Miss Frank
the English teacher, is played
by Una Moses.
The following are all students
in the high school and are sta
ging the for their parents who
are listed above. The students
are as follows: Bob McGinnes
: Tom Adams; Bert Hendricks
: Pete Rogers; Elizabeth Wright
= Dorothy Krum; Janet Nancy
Friel; Carol Dixie Bay; Mad
ge- Jeanne Potter; Tom m y
Prince Tom Grantham; AL
ice Woodbridge Sue Thorn
burgh; Susan Caldwell Peggy
Dean; Joey Rogers Gary Sin
german; Bill McG Ginnis Louie
Ebosh. The painter is played
by Tom Miller.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
CHARDON VILLAGE

Chardon village voters endor-
sed two village tax levieS by
Large margins and elected a
new village council. The propo-
sal to repair streets was en-
dorSed by about three to one
- a total of 606 TO $50. The wa
ter extension proposal was en-
dorsed about two to one -
564 to 279.
Vain ParSon and Jennie
Davidson had no opposition in
their race for mayor and vii
lage clerk. Robert Prince lead
the council race with 666 votes.
Others elected to council in
clude Bican, Eldredge, keenan,,
King, Richards.
Maoyr: Vain L. Parsons,
A, 248; B, 215; c, 1866; D, 172;
Clerk: - Jennie C. Davidson
A, 231; B, 1877; c, 1853; D, 1855.
Council: - Binden Bican, A,
204; B, 1872; c, 1879; D, 1874. To-
tai $50. Robert Eldridge, A,
1859; B, 1853; c, 81; D, 1874. To-
tai $50. Harry Keenan,, A, 1852;
B, ia; c, 95; D. "a. Total 465.
Wallace King A, 1866; B, 1859;
c, 1870; D, 127. Total 592. r. M.
Prince, A, 201; B, 172; C, 1873;
D, 1855. Total 666. Georginna Ri
chards, A, ISL; B, 145; C, los;
D, ITO. Total 511. Ludwig Rit-
ondaro, A, 140; B, 113; c, 70;
D, 88. Total 413. Robert F. We
Der, A, 112; B, 90; C, so; D,
IA. Total 334. Robert A Sinarski
A, 50; B, IS; c, So; D rs. To-
tai 267.
Public Affairs: - Anderson
Allyn A, 1866; B, 129; c, 102;
D, Ill. Total 507. Harold Hol-
mes, A, 159; B, 1874; c, 90; D,
109. Total 492. r. S. Mcintosh,
A, 143; B, SO; C, So; D, 76. To-
tai 1856. Claude L Schreiner,
A, 189; B, lat; c. 100: D, 1856.
Total 500.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
Len,ueI Brown
Rites to Be
Saturday

CHESTER L e m uel r.
Brown, 81 died late on Satur-
day at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. char les OSbourn,
County Line Road. Chesterland.
He had been in falling health
for some time
MIR. Brown was the son of
Hiram and Bertha Brown and
was born in New Berlin, New
York. He graduated from Mid
dlebury College, Middle b u r y
Vermount, a member of the Phi
Beta Kappa and of the Delta
Upsilon FraternitieS. He recei-
we'd a Masters Degree rom
Harvord University in 1908 Mr.
Brown taught English at Olivet
College, Olivet, Mich. and Al
legheny College, Meadville, Pa.
before coming to Cleveland in
1909
IE 1908 he married Miss
Grace James of Middlebury a
college classmate. They obser-
we'd their Golden wedding ami
versary two years ago.
Mr.. Brown came to Cleve =
land to teach English in the
former Cleveland Normal Train
ing school. 1t became the Cleve-
land school of Education. 1t
was later merged into Western
Reserve University. Mr.. Bown
continued on the WRU Faculty
until he retired in 1889.
After his retirement the fam
lily lived in Burton. For some
wears Mr.. and Mrs. B row n
spent the winters in Braden =
town Fla.
Since his retirement he had
taught English at Hiram Col
lege and at Fem College. For
several years. Mr.. and M RS.
Brown have lived in an apart
ment at the home of their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Osbourn, Chester
land
Mr.. Brown has been a life
long Congregationalist and had
served on church boards In
Cleveland and Burton. Sine e
coming to Chester he had uni
ted with the Chesterland Com
munity church.
Mr.. Brown is survived by his
wife, three sons, John of Cleve-
land Heights, Charles of Seattle
Wash. and Elmer in the Army
i'm England; four daughters,
Mrs. Orpha Huntsburg, Wads-
worth, o. Mrs. Bertha Osbourn,
Chesterland; Mrs. Sylvia Green
Mantua, o. Mrs. Grace Greece
Illus, Seattle, a foster son, Earl
Fave, of Cleveland and 81 grand
children.
Memorial services will b e
held Saturday Nov. II at 500
p.m. at the Chesterland Com -
munity church. The deceased
had requested contributions TO
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
20 w .40th ST., New York, in
stead of flowers.
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surance Agency established in
1887. Previous to entering the
Insurance business he was as
sistand cashier of the Chardon
Savings Bank. He is married
to the former Carolyn McNaugh
ton. They have one son, Jim
who is attending Ohio State I'm
iversity and a daughter, Susan,
a sopomore at Chardon High
school.
His duties in the forthcoming
campaign will be to acquaint
the Industrial organizations in
Geauga County of the day by
day program being carried on
by the Geauga County TB and
Health Association financed by
the annual Christmas Seals and
Health Bonds.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10

48, A, 1853; B, 146; C, 81; D,
lis. Total 800.
James Werner, Chardon Twp.
106; Claridon A, IL; Munson,
A, Al; Munson B, 29; Aquilla
60; A, 1913, B. 10; c, rs; D, 90.
Tota 1888.
James Colvin, Chardon Twp.
lit; Claridon A, 18; Munson
A, 81; Nj uns on B, Is; Aquilla
AZ; A, 154; B, 1871; C, 95
D, 102. Total 727.
Ruth Kennan, Chardon Twp.
81; Claridon A, 3; Munson A,
81; Munson B, Is; Aquilla, 80;
A, II; B, 81; C, 80; D, AZ. To-
tai $40.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
BURTON TOWNSHIP

Trustees: - William G. Bre.
nick, A, %; Twp, 35; B, 25
Russell L. Coats, A, IA; Twp
1874; B, l24.
Russell Artwell, A, 48; Twp
sc; B, 48.
Township Clerk: Lind a
Hess, A, 113; Twp. 1853; B
$50.
Kenneth Ernst, A, 80; Twp
Ct; B, 48.
Justice of the Peace: - R
Bruce Scott, A, 1874; Twp. 1874;
B, 176.
Constable: - Richard Shan
over, A, ll8; Twp. ISL; B
146.
Lawrence E. Burt, A, 7S, Twr
1870; B, 1873.
School Board: - Ward Law
renee, A, 116; Twp. 180; B
1856.
Albert Rowland, A, S8; Twp
| 129; B, 1876. ~.. .-ss ~...~-.~n,--
Roy E. Estes, A. 48; Twp
"a; B, IS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
Mary Horton
Rites Friday

CHESTER - Funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Mary Boss Hor-
ton. aged AS wife of Bernard
Horton, were held at the Ches-
ter Community church on Fri
dav Nov. 4 at 2::30 pm. The
Rev Judson ToWnley, pastor
of the church, officlated. lne
floral offerings were many ana
beautiful, testifying to the es-
teem in which the deceased
was held. Burial was in Gates
Mills Cemetery. Pal bearers
were H. A. Elder, Louis Vargo'
T Vincent. Leonard Petersen,
sr., Raymond Richmond Carr
Dill.
Mrs Horton died in st. Lukes
hospital on Nov. l after an Ill
ness of a year.
The deceased was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Boss
and was born in Newark ..
She came with her family to
Mavfield Heights in 1918. From
there they moved to Cedar ROAD
in Chester in 1880.
Mary graduated f + o m May
field high school in 1923. She ira
veled in Europe and on Oct.
7 1886 she married Bernard
Horton of Gates Mills.
With the exception of a few
months in Gates Mills, their
married life was spent in Ches-
ter. Mrs. Horton has been act
i've in the Grange and was a
member of the Perennial Gar
den club.
Her husband has been Gus
todian at Chester schools for
13 years and for some time
she was employed in the school
cafeterias. Her principal out :
side interests were those OF
the school. She was beloved by
the pupils. She never missed
a football or basketball game.
When in good health she enjoy
ed boating and fishing and out
door activities. Besides h r
husband, she is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Oscar Boss OF
Newark, three brothers, Les
ter Boss of Waltham, Mass.
Fred OF Newark and Howard Of
Chester.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
COUNTY TAX levy loses: SCHOOLS win
County Commissioners WILDE Forced to Cut Expenses

Geauga county voters Tuesday turned thumbs on
the request of the county commissioners for additional op
Grating funds for the county but the other hand passed
school levy and bond ISSUE the main by SUBJ
stantial margins.
Mary c. Franks of Huntsburg, mother of six children,
gained place the county school board at the expense
veteran Perry Smith Nancy Dade of Munson in her first
try tied Smith with 2501 votes j. Shanower of
Burton lead the field with 4645 Mrs. Franks 1855
votes.
The loss of the county operating levy brings difficult
problems to the county commissioners They had held
budgets for the various county departments for next
pending the outcome of the election For time the
ty has been operating at deficit and has been using
surplus built up from previous years. The surplus is
and the commissioners face the job of cutting expenses
difficult because expenses and salaries of many county
offices is fixed by law.
Detailed returns (unoffciaD of most Geauga precincts
fol
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
MEN IN SERVICE
n0RT RE1 .M0IR VA

FORT BELVOIR, VA. - Ar
my Pvt. Lloyd F.. Clark, 10,
son of David E. Clark, Route
/, Chardon recently was grad
uated from the engineer equip
ment maintenance course at
The Engineer School, Fort Bel
boir, Va.
Private Clark received train
ing in organizational and field
maintenance and repair of con-
struction equipment.
He entered the Army in Mar
CHI 1855 and was last stationed
at Camp Chaffee Ark, where
he completed basic training.
Clark attended Burton High
school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
AUBURN TOWNSHIP

Township Trustee: - Elmer
c., Franks, A, 146; B, l35.
Township Clerk: - Arthur E.
Button, A, 1876; B, 1873.
Justice of the Peace: - Rob-
ert T. Baker, A, 116; B, 1l9;
Charles R. Leiz, A, Sc; B, 80.
Constable: - Carl Behnke
A, II; B, 10. J. B. La Rue, A,
Al; B, 81.
School Board: - Virginia A.
Fenner, A, 27; B, IS. Paul
Sairet, A, 43; B, 49. Peter
Clemens Jr.. A, IA; B, 1870.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
B.P.W. Meeting to Be
Held at MiddIefieId

The November meeting of the
Geauga County Business and
Professional Women's club will
be held at The Middlefield Tele-
phone Co. November 10 ,at 800
pm. A conducted tour of the
company will be followed by a
question and answer period. Re-
freShments will be ID ut C h
treat" ait the Open Kitchen in
Middlefield. This should be a
very interesting and informa-
tive meeting and all members
are urged to attend and bring
a prospective member wi ith
them.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
Paul AIurd Heads Industrial
Christmas Seal Sales

Paul A. Alvord of Chardon
has been appointed Industrial
Chairman for the 1855 Geauga
County Christmas Seal Sale,
Brinkman announced this week.
The Seal Sale officially opens
Nov. 16.
Mr.. Alvord has been a life .
time residnet of Geauga county.
He is owner of the Alvord In
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
"hElP NOW To Build Hospital Geauga So Can HELP Y0u!"
November 4, 1856

Dear Prntan Of Geapa County:
IA,
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will
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
BURTON VILLAGE

Mayor - Robert A. Greif,
A, 1871; B, 1872.
Clerk: - Betty Mcintosh, A,
1876; B, 1T.
Treasurer: Kathleen S.
Russell, A, 1877; B, TT.
Village Council: Donald
Butler, A, SO; B, 107, William
T. Clark, A, 113; B, 1869; John
Dennis, A, SO; B, 106; George
F. Green, A, 81; B, 140; Luc-
lille Harms, A, 65; B, 1876; Ken
meth McIntosh,A, SO; Donald
Stewart, A, 90; B, 129; Jack
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE

Mayor: - Robert j. Eppley,
A. 25; B, 81.
Herbert c. Hosmer, A, ISL;
B: 159.
Clerk - Anna E. Burnett,
A, 1873; B, 1876.
Larry A. Miller, A, So; B, go.
Council: - Hazel Kothera, A,
1877; B, 1862.
Robert E. Moore, A, 129; B,
1863.
Howard Trask, A, 1913; B, 155
Dominic M. Ucchino, A, 1T;
B, l56.
Robert w. Burris, A LOT; B,
153.
Herbert E. Craig, A, 1874, B,
149.
Board of Public Affairs: -
J. Grant Schmid, A, 105; B,
B. 1873.
Harold E. Barringer, A, 112;
B, 1873.
Leonard E. Lance, A, 95; B,
1873. ..,.-
Justice Of the Peace: - Tho
mas Rowley, A, 8; B, /.
Constable: Forest King -
man, A, 5; B, 5.
Nelson McGurer, A, 4.
Joe Shaub, A, 8; B, 4.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
.DaiyEarmers
to Meet at
MontWM

Dairy Farmers Union will
nave a meeting at the Mont
vile Town Hall at 8 p. m. Thurs
day, Nov. 10.
Russell Elmer from Cleveland
a. F. L. will speak. The pub
iic Is invited and there viii be
q Question period following his
address.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
Chester Building
Permits Issued

CHESTER - The following
zoning permits were issued by
William Bebout, Chester Zoning
Inspector, last week.
Robert N. Evans, new con-
struc tion for business east of
Chester Bank Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Yuse,
through Ford Land ConStruc =
tion Co., of Burton residence
breezeway and garage, south
east corner of Mayfield a n d
West Chester.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
TROY TOWNSHIP

trustee: Frank Mattson.
l07; Perry H. Sanborn, SO; Ed
ward Kimpton, 145.
Clerk: Cornelius Benko.
$50.
Justice of the Peace: J. L.
chapman, 81; c. II. Russell,
80.
Constable: Raymond Hat
cher, 213; John DoScelnik, 1874
School Board: JOS e ph
koclsko, 81; Thomas Dziak, 86:
Brian Holmes, rs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
CHARDON SCHOOL BOARD

Board of Education: - Helen
Macdonald, Chardon Twp. 1873;
Claridon A %; Mmlson A, 66;
Munson, B, Al; Aquilla SO; A,
IA; B, 1873; c, SO; D, lot.
Total BAT.
Charles Strong, Chardon Twp
129; Claridon A, IA; Munson,
A, So; Munson B, Al; Aquilla,
81; A, 100; B, 1872; c, SO; D,
SO. Total TAO.
T. ]. Thayer, Chardon Twp.
1856; Claridon A, q; Munson
A, IS; Munson B, 26; Aquilla
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
CHARDON TOWNSHIP

Township Trustee: Ray
mond Osborn, 265.
Township Clerk: Anna
Clause, 223.
Justice of the Peace: -
Allen Sage, 7; Jack Siebold, 4;
Charles Hall, 8.
Constable: - James w. Hol-
loran, 142. Thomas w. Murray
201.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10

Bollinger, A, 1T; B, 178.
Board of Public Affairs: -
John L. Dngman, A, 46; B,
AZ; Henry Gill, A, 1903; B, 1872.
Karl Goff, A, 80; B, 121. Carl
Harms, A, 81; B, "a. Page Rus
sell, A, 90; B, 1873.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
PARKMAN TOWNSHIP

Township Turstee: Frank
cone, "a; Chester Warner. 18:
Frank Handsel, 6.
Clerk: - E. L. HoIlnson, 235.
Constable: - j. E. Sherwin
l67; G. T. Mintem, 179.
School Board: - james Fer
ry, 1877; Virginia Warner, 1855:
Stanley Smith, 2.
Parkman School Lew:
Yes, l41; No, 115.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
NEWBURY TOWNSHIP

Trustee Charles E.. Stu.
den, A, 1869; B. 121: C.. ia
Leland H. Gore, A. 70, 3. SO:
c, 113.
Clerk: Ivan s. Weisz, A.
lS6; B, 159; C, 225.
Constable: - Emil B. Glaf-
sa, A, 1855; B, 1862; C, 1875. Da-
Vld Yates, A. 43; B, 80; c. So.
School Board: Hans M
lachmann, A, 1856; B, 113: q
l82. Fred r. Ochlschloeger A
l60; B, 142; c, 172.
School Tax Levy: Yes A
l79, B. 179; C. 2O9. No A s6.
B. 80; c. 81.
coming; Yes A, 174; B.
l64; No, A, "a; B, Al;
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
MUNSON TOWNSHIP

Township Trustee: - Johan
w. H. Jensen. A ,79; B, Al.
Stephen r. Kiehl, A, 79: B.
1875.
Clyde Fuller, A, 1O4; B, IA.
Township Clerk: - Jack Nc
Donald Jr. A, 1870; B, 1875.
Rose Miller, A, At; B. n.
Marian Brandes, A, SO; B.
4s.
Constable: Leonard Mil
ler, A, 101; B, 224.
James Smith, A. As; B, 1.
School Board: - Elvin john
son, A, 80; B, IS.
Edgar Farley: - A, 60; B, Al
Edward McGeough, A, So: B.
80.
Birchard L. Mathews, A, So
B, 98.
Munson School Bond Issue:
Yes, A, lit; B, $50. No. A, 43:
B, 40.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-10
AQUILLA VILLAGE

Mayor: - John Merritt, 43;
Otis Crelgnton, so; John Dem
ko, 8; Richard Wolfe, 6; Ray
Jones, IA.
Clerk: - Jessie Marthe, 1876;
Bernice A. Weeks, 1873.
Council: - Otis Creighton 62;
Laddie Frigic. 83; Rich a r d
Grant, 100; Emile Esnonde,
118; Betty Parr, 124; Ernest
Bender, 125; Nick Huranna, 81.
Constable: - Raymond B.
Warner, LOT.
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Board of Education: Will
liam A Rowley, A. 81, B, Ill.
Bruce E, Cook, A, n; B rs
Robert H. Duncan, A, 90,
B, %.
Edward M. Gibbs, A, SO; B,
113.
Edna M. Mumaw, A, 1T; B,
156.
Freda H. Shute, A go; B, lot.
School Bond Issue: Yes.
A: l29; B, 14s; No. A, 40; B,
A.
School Levy: - Yes, A, 127;
b. l56; No. A, 46; B, Al.
zoning Ordinance: Yes, A,
100; B, 14l; No. A, 80; B, go.