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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
S51O00E,e
Hits Newbury
Residence

NEWBURY - The David l..
Johnsons, Butternut rd., were
awakened early Thursday NOR
ming, Feb. 8, by their Great
Dane to find their home ablaze.
The Newbury Fire Department
answered their $50 am. call
with thirty men, and the Bur-
ton Fire Department was cal
led in under mutual aid.
The blaze which was we'll un-
der way before it was discovered
by the Johnsons did an istima-
ted $50 900 worth of damage to
their beautiful home.
AS nearly as can be determin-
ed the fire was caused by a
short in or around the T.V.set.
Firemen stayed at the Johnson S
home until late in the afternoon.
Reports in the Cleveland pa
pers blaming the partial loss of
the home on the lack of water
were in error as there was never
a moment when the two de-
partments didn't have a maxi
mum supply of water.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Chardon Resident, ,
May Hazen, Dies

Mrs. May Hazen, a life long
resident of Geauga county, died
Monday night at her home fol-
lowing a long illness.
She was born in Newbury,
Jan. IA, 1874, the daughter of
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Harrington
and lived most of her early
years in the southern part of
the county where she was a well
known corsetiere.
Following her marriage to
Bion Hazen, Jan. IL, 1904 they
lived in Munson township where
she resided until several years
following his death in 1920. and
since then resided in Chardon.
Funeral services were at p.
m. Wednesday, Feb. Is at the
Ritondaro Funeral home n d
burial at Maple Hill Cemetery.
in Munson Township.
Surviving Mrs. Hazen are the
following nieces and nephews:
arold Hunt, Austinburg;
James Hunt, Ola Mae King
man, Mary Jane Morris of Mid
dlefield; Arlene Bradley of Balm
bridge; Everett Hunt and Paul
inc Beardsley of Huntsburg; Del
la Clary of Mesopotamia and
Lloyd and Willard Harrington
of Munson.
She was a member OF the Pill
grim Christian church and the
W.R.S. group of that church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

at Cleveland Law School, he
became a member of their Of
flee of counsel, specializing in
tax matters after being ad-
mitted to the Ohio Bar in 1916.
He was honorably discharg-
ed from the U. S. Naval Re-
serve after serving on a troop
transport in the Pacific during
World War II. Actively inter-
ested in community, civic and
national AFFAIRS, he Is also an
enthusiast of skiing. hunting,
fishing, riding and sailing.
The Britton home, located
on a farm on Fairmount Road,
Newbury township, in Geauga
County and reputed to be over
100 years old, is presently
being restored by Mr.. and Mrs
Britton. They are expecting
their first child in April. Both
Mr.. and Ms. Britton's families
are active in politics. His ia
ther, Joseph A. Britton, Sr. of
Pickands Mather, served as
Councilman of Univsesity
Heights for two decades, and
his brother, Joseph A. Brit
ton, Jr. is councilman of High
land Heights. Mrs. Britton's
father is the Sheriff of Cher
okee County in Oklahoma.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Starts Suit
Against County

Geauga County and the Vim.
age of Solon were made defend
ants in a suit for 100000 dan-
ages filed Thursday in Geauga
Common Pleas Court by Flea
nor Scamardo, 1868 Glenmont
Ave. Cleveland Heights.
The petition asked that Will
lam A. Burns, Charles Riley and
James I. Hunt, Geauga County
commissioners. be served.
The plaintiff states in her
petition that on May S, 1851
she was a passenger on a mo-
torcycle travelling southeast on
Rt. 43 which is under jurisdic-
ton of and located in Village
Solon.
At a point where Cuyahoga
County and Geauga County
join, the petition AYERS, the
motorcycle was thrown out of
control as the result of defec-
tive roadway from a point in
side the Cuyahoga County line
and extending over into Geau-
ga county.
1t is charged that the roadway
was defective by reason of loose
material carried over and onto
the highway from intersecting
Geauga county roadway, by
holes and uneven surface, sud
den narrowing of the roadway
from a three-way lane to a two
lane highway without proper
notice given to vehicular traf-
fic. The plaintiff says she was
catapulted to the road, suffering
injuries.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Opportunity
School Show
Is April 12-14

Geauga County's third annyal
'Show with a Heart AS Big AS
Geauga" for the benefit iof the
Opportunity School for Retarded
Children will be held April IL,
Is and IA at Middlefield, Balm
bridge and Chardon.
Additions viii be held at the
Middlefield high school on Sat-
urday, March 10 from 10 am.
until 4 pm.
This year, all talented per-
sons residing in Geauga County
are eligible to addition for a
part in the talent show. This
is the first time that additions
have been open for adults as
we'll as students of Geauga's
schools.
Judges for the shows cast
will be Allen j. Tenny, editor
of the Chagrin Valley Herald,
Andy Holecko, radio and tv per-
sonality from WICA, Ashtabula
and Dick Pergler of the editorial
staff of the Cleveland Press.
Each of these judges are do
mating their time and travel ex-
pense to this worthy benefit.
Editors and publishers of new
spapers serving Geauga County
are again pledging their sup
port to the county wide bene-
fit and many radio and tele-
visions stations have already Of
fered to carry publicity on the
show. All monies received from
the three performances will GO
toward the operation of the Op-
portunity school located in Bur-
ton. f.
This year the show will be pro-
duced as a variety performance
consisting of some 20 acts sell
ected at additions. Acts chosen
to be in the show will not COM
pete for prizes, but will perform
as a member of the shows cast
dedicated to raise funds for
the school. .....- ..-.-...-..-.
Glen A. Rynerason of Middle
field is again serving as produ-
GER.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
NEWS from MUNSON
News by Mrs. James Ruch


Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Summers
entertained the Official church
board Monday evening.
Wednesday evening Feb. Is
Family Night WILL be at the
church. Please bring a covered
dish to pass and your own table
service. Supper at $50. Follow
ing the supper Miss Emily Moor
of Cleveland Bible College will
show a Flannelgraph and her
two nepheWs who were raised
in Africa, their partnts were
medical missionaries. They will
show film on Africa. Every
one welcome.
Thursday pm. at 2::30 will
be a monthly meeting pertain
ing to Vacation Bible school at
the Huntsburg church. All in
terested plan on attending.
Friday pm. at 230 is World
Day OF Prayer at the Chester
land Baptist church. The Fowl
er's Mills church will have a
part in the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack. Mcdonald
and children returned home Sat-
urday from a few weeks visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Varney in Florida.
Mrs. G. j. Bogaske is caring
for Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Sher-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Former Chardon Youth
Honored at College

Word has been received by
the grandparents of Duane Hol-
loran of Tuscson,s Arizona, for
merly of Chardon that the Ma
tional Honor Society bestowed
one, of the highest honors in
school upon 81 Seniors, as it
announced their election into the
Society "A faculty committee
chose the members on scholar
ship, character, leadership and
student must be in the upper
Is percent of his class.
Duane was one of the students
chosen for this society. Initiation
was the past week. Duane is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Holloran.
Duane moved from Chardon
a few years ago.
He is president of his class
and leader of a large youth
group.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Frank Skita Wins
Talk on Farm Safety

February Frank Skiba par
ticipated in a district public
speaking contest held at Hano-
verton Local schools, Hanover
ton, Ohio.
Frank represented the Char
don Future Farmers of Amer
lea.
The subject of the extempor-
aneous talk was on Farm Safe
ty. Six schools were represented
in the Contest, and there were
Gold, Silver and Bronze award.
Frank received a silver award.
Bill Chapman, Pete Mansfield
and Ronald Hamilton accom-
panied Frank on his trip, per-
haps one of these boys will be
Chardon F. F. A. representative
next year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Smythe Realty
Opens New
Chardon Office

Opening of the Chardon office
of the A. B. Smythe Realty
Co. Attracted a large number
of guests and well-wishers Sat-
urday from 8 to 5 p m.
This is the fifth office to be
opened by the company which
began real estate operations in
Cleveland in 1908. The local
office will serve all of Geauga
county and part of Lake coun-
ty. 1t also represents the Bass
Lake Community Inc. 1t is on
South ST., close to public square.
Floral tributes were many.
Mrs. Mary Bosworth is in
charge of the new office. Mrs.
Dee Patterson is saleswoman
and Miss Penelope Patchett, Sec
retary. With Mrs. Margo Nc
Clellan, head of the Gates Mills
office, they were hostesses, with
Mark L. Smythe. president of
the company, and Mrs. Smythe,
and Don Wells. vice president.
The guests included local in
surance men, bankers and real
tors. Among the out-of-town
guests were officials of the Sha-
ker Savings and Loan Co., Lou
isville Title Co., Cuyahoga Title
and Trust, Mr.. and Mrs. G! E.
Bazler and Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Seelbach of Bass Lake Com
munity Inc.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Former Chardon
Man Retires

Fred Burkhardt, form e 7
Chardon business man, after 60
years in the meat industry. is
going to take things easy.
Mr.. Burkhardt operated a
market in Chardon from 1925
until 1882. Two years later he
opened business in Chagrin
Falls which he has since con-
Quoted. While in Chardon he
was prominent in civic affairs.
Mr.. Burkhardt this week
turned his business over to his
two partners, his son, Robert,
and Ernest Meek. Although no
longer active he plans to con-
tinue working in the shop but
only on a limited scale. His new
life of semi-retirement will be
a complete change of pace for
man who has been working
hard since the age of six.
Now 66 years old, he got his
start in the butcher business be-
fore he began grade school. He
delivered meats for his father
who had store on st. Clair
ST., near E. 53rd ST., Cleveland.
Out of school he went to work
for another butcher.
In 1913 he opened the first
of several markets in Cleveland.
This was on Woodland Ave.
and E. 61st, st. Selling out the
chain. he came to Chardon.
Mr.. Burkhardt plans to spend
most of his time with his wife
at his new home in Troy town
ship. Married "A years, they
also have a daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Ward. She lives in
Alaska where her husband
works for the Alaska Road
Commission.
At Chagrin Falls, Mr. Burk-
hardt was a president of the
Chamber of Commerce and for
several years a member of the
Board of Public Affairs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Ma Parker to
Be in Munson
February II

MUNSON - War whoops and
pistol fire will ring out in Fow-
ler's Mills, Geauga county, Fri
day night, Feb. II when the Ge-
auga county Sheriff's Posse and
the newly organized Junior Pos
Sc will gather to hear Adele
Won Oil Parker, better known
to Cleveland and the horse low
er's world as Ma" Parker, the
Buffalo Bill lady. Scion Of the
Won Oil family who have been
identified with horses and horse
manship since 1882, Mrs. Park
er will bring a wealth of lore
to her young audience. Her IA
ther was a skillful horseman OF
New York's Gallant Dragons
and her mother was famous for
her fine stable of trotters and
saddle horses. After her first
professional engagement in old
New York Hippodrome, Mrs.
Parker became Buffalo Bill's
protege and toured with him as
a star performer featuring
famous act of plunging horses.
She toured with the largest eq-
uestrian act ever to tour the
vaudeville circuits. She won wide
acclaim for her skill and daring.
For the past twenty years
Ma Parker has operated the
Parker Ranch, where she tea
ches youngsters the thrill and
glory of horsemanship and rid
ing.
The Junior Posse meeting
will get under way at TOO p. m.
when the youngsters will enroll
new members and will elect Of
ficers for the coming year. At
800 p. m. they will join the Sem
ior Posse in the FoWler's Mills
church to hear Ma Parker. Mrs.
Parker has promised to set a.
side a period after the regular
program to permit the young
sters to ask questions which will
assist them in the summers pro-
gram.
The general public has been
invited to attend the open pro-
gram and to hear Ma Parker.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Sheriff Lists
Car Crashes

Front of the auto driven by
Mary Ann Mapes. II, Chester,
and rear of the car operated by
Edward Hamley. 40, Center rd.,
Chester, were smashed in a col
lision at 8 a. M, Wednesday,
on Route 322, 200 feet east of
the county line in Chester.
Shirley Links, II, passenger
in the Mapes car, suffered a
sprained ankle. and was treated
by a Chester physician.
Skidding from Route 81 west
of Russell rd., at 9:30 a. M,
Wednesday, the auto driven by
Patrick J. Whalen, 26, of 313
Edgehill dr., Kiwanis Lake,
crashed into a guard rail.
The auto driven by Gertrude
Vinecourt, 4676 Fleharty rd.. N.
Olmstead, hit a guard rail on
Claridon-Troy rd., 500 feet south
of Butternut rd.. at 1890 a. M,
Thursday. Front of the car was
extensively QamdgeQ.r
A fender and door of the au-
to driven by Harry Barker, 72,
May rd., Auburn, were damaged
when involved in a collision
with a car listed to Donald Nc
Master, Wilson Mills rd., Gates
Mills, at intersection of Rts. 422
and "A and 6 p. M, Friday.
Barker told the sheriff's depart
ment that the other car stopped
then left.
A collision Saturday noon on
Rt. 166 at Bascomb rd. involved
an auto driven by Leonard
Przeracki, 36, Aquilla Village,
and a truck operated by Atlee
Mullet. RID 8, Chardon. Jennie
Przeracki suffered left arm and
cheek cuts and Kathryn Witt,
severe knee bruises. Passengers
in the auto, they were treated
by Chardon physician. Both
vehicles were damaged.
Autos driven by Elmer l..
Cowen. 81, RID 2, Middlefield,
and Robert C.. Caster, 3O8 Daisy
Ave. Berea, collided on Rt. 81,
two miles east of Middlefield,
at 1920 a. M, Saturday.
Skidding from Rt. 422, 900
feet west of Rt. TOO, at 10 a..
m, Saturday, the auto driven
by Peter J. Panagis, 25. og 2230
Youngstown rd.. Warren, crash
ed into a guard rail and over
turned. Top, hood and wind
shield of the vehicle were
smashed.
Colliding on Rt. s, half mile
east of Rt. 1865, at 1:30 p. m.
Saturday, autos driven by Rus
sell c. Vese. 33, of 134 South
ST., Chardon, and Theodosia S.
Garland, RD 2. Chardon, were
damaged.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Dad and Nom to Go
Back to School

1t will be back to old school
days for parents of Chardon
Junior High pupils at 8 p. m.
Wednesday.
They will sit in classes and
get instruction from teachers
just as their children do during
the day.
It's all plan of the Room
Mothers. Charles Thomas, prin-
cipal, is assisting in arrange
ments. He expects his classes
to be unusually large on that
evening.
Refreshments will be served
when school is out.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

Voters Turn Down Request
for Extra Money I284-1627

Geauga county voters decsivey turned down the re-
guest Tor mill extra levy at special election Tuesday
Only 1884 voters marked X favor the lew while
1927 voted against it.
Munson and Chester townships voted decsvey in favor
OF he levy but with the exception of scattered precincts
it lost throughout the county.
This is the second time county officials have been
turned down by the voters IN their request for extra funds
The issue lost at the regular election last fall
The vote by precincts Was as follows:
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Negro Choir Sings
Here Saturday Night

Like harmony in music? Then
you will enjoy the famous Wings
Over Jordan concert. Harmony
for Negro singers is natural.
The Choir presented thous-
sands of concerts in small COM
munities and large cities = al
ways singing the same high-type
of music, no matter what size
the community. BE SURE TO
HEAR THEM - Saturday Feb.
Is at 7:30 pm. The Chardon
Methodist church. No, charge,
but a free will offering will be
taken, to be used as scholar
ships to help worthy Negro
young people attend college.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
NEWS from CHESTER

speak and show colored slides
on the topic, Lighting in the
Home" !"
Square Dance @
A P. T. A. sponsored square
dance will be held in the Ches-
ter gymnasium on Saturday Feb
18 from 900 to 1900 pm. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of West Geau-
ga Library fund.
America Sings
A program which will picture
Continued on page 81
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
News by Lennah b. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7016

Trustees Appoint
At the meeting of the Chester
Township Trustees held on
Thursday evening Howard Reit-
er was appointed as a five year
member of the Chester Zoning
Commission. He will take the
place of Fred Keller who has
served since the Commission
was formed. Kenneth Sperry, re-
signed from this Commission
and his place was filled by the
appointment of Howard Tesreau
Sam Patterson was placed on
the Appeals Board. The term of
L. G.. Jacobs on that board had
expired. Anyone who desires to
use the Chester Town Hall is
asked to contact Forrest Bond.
Unwelcome Visitors
When Mr.. and Ms. william
Stafford returned from church
on Sunday morning four dogs
had taken possession of their
poultry yard. They had killed two
prize geese and a number of
ducks. Some ducks were mis-
sing
Union Lenten Services
A series of Lenten services
have been announced for all in
Chester who wish to attend
These started on Ash Wednes-
day with a Union service at the
Baptist church. On February %
8at 800 pm. the second Union
service will be held at the Com
munity church. The film, "Sec-
ond Choice" will be shown. This
is a portrayal of the story by
Faith Baldwin.
March / also at 800 pm.
at Community church with DR..
ROLAND E. Wolfe, HarkneSs Pro-
fessor of Biblical Literature at
Western Reserve University as
speaker.
March 8 at Community church
a film on "The Shield of Faith.
March IA and March 21 at Bap
tist church. March IA the film,
THE Great Commandment.
March 81, a speaker, the Rev.
Harry Parrot, pastor of Gar
field Trinity church.
March 90 Maundy Thursday.
Tenebra service with commun-
ion at Community church. Mar
ch 80, Good Friday Union ser
ice at Baptist church with the
Rev. Judson Townley as speak
er.
World Day of Prayer
The World Day of Prayer, the
first Friday in Lent, February
IT will be observed at the Bap--
tist church at 200 in the after
noon. All women are invited.
Chester Welcome Wagon Club
On February 20 in the Chester
school kindergarten room the
Welcome Wagon club will meet
at 800 pm. Mrs. Reed, a rep
of the Cleveland Ell
ectric Illuminating Company will
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

Pvt. Tom Kline, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Kline of Char
don Windsor Road in Hunts
burg would like to hear from
some of his friends in Geauga
County. Tommy graduated from
Middlefield high school in 1854.
His address is.
Pvt. Tom Kline
US. 52404158 Co. Co.
SOB Airborne Infantry Reg.
APO. New York, New York
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

years ago, who are active and
in very good health, greeted
each guest, Mrs. Painter was in
navy blue dress adorned with
a lovely purple orchid, one of
her gifts.
The white covered serving ta-
BILE avs beautifully arranged. 1t
was centered with the large thre
TERED white wedding cake. This
was decorated with roses and
a glittering 60 on the topmost
layer. This was made by a
niece, Mrs. Sperry. On each
side were white candles. Many
dainty sandwiches and cakes
had been prepared by the hos
tesSes. Mrs. Sam Patterson and
Mrs. Vernon Patterson poured.
Mrs. Sperry served the wedding
cake.
Tables were placed about the
room around which the guests
gathered for refreshments.
These were decorated with flo
wers, the fift Of friends. Miss
Patricia Patterson had charge
of the guest book.
George w. Painter and Jen-
ME Quigley We're united in mar
riage at a wedding which took
place at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Ms. Samuel
Quigley in Mayfield on Feb.
IL, 1896 at 800 In the evening.
1t was a cold and snowy
night and the guests all came
in sleighs. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. J. B.
Wiseman, pastor of the Chester
Disciple church. All of the we'd
ding party are living. The groom
groom's brother, Robert Painter
was best man. Mrs. Patterson,
bridesmaid and Mrs. Pear Wal
ker Pease played the wedding
music.
The Painters bought a home
in Chester, the first house south
Of the Baptist church, and came
there to live. They have, during
the 60 years, lived in. four places
all in Chester. Two were farms,
On December /, 1912 they sold
their farm on Center Road and
purchased their present home.
Mr.. Painter was born in
Youngstown April 81, 1875. Mrs.
Painter in Mayfield September
IL, 1876.
Mr.. Painter has been a butch
er and farmer and for IA years
was a rural mail carrier. He
was the first carrier on Route 2
established from the Chester
land Post Office which started
in 1908. Mrs. Painter was sub
stitute carrier.
Mr.. Painter has had time
from his other duties, to be
very active in community af-
fairs.
He served IA years as Town
ship trustee. He has served on
the Chester Zoning Commission
since it was established. He was
member of the Selective Ser
vice Local Board 46 for two
years. When Chester Telephone
Company was operating, he was
Director and Treasurer.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Painter
were active in the Disciple
church. He was chairman of the
church board and Mrs. Painter
was secretary.
Mrs. Painter is now active in
the Baptist Ladies Aid also the
Baptist Hill Aid Society.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Prosecutor Talks to
Civil Defense Class

Prosecuting Attorney James
w. Dins1nore spoke on arrests
at the regular session of the
Geauga defense school in the
court house, Tuesday night.
Forty-five students attended.
A film was shown. Chief of
Police John BOIL and Deputy
Sheriff Earl Warne are instruc-
tors.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16
Newbury Fire Dept.
Receives New Truck

NEWBURY - Newbury Fire
Department this week received
a Civil Defense rescue truck. 1t
will be manned by 13 Newbury
firemen, all graduates of the
Civil Defense School in Paines-
vile.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Stamber-
ger were guests in the L. E.
Miller home, Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Schondau and dau-
ghter Karen of Mayfield Heigts
visited Mrs. E. A. Summers,
Monday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-16

Chester Welcome Wagon Club
On February 20 in the Chester
school kindergarten room the
Welcome Wagon club will meet
at 800 pm. Mrs. Reed, a rep
resentative of the Cleveland Ell
ectric Illuminating Company will
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-15

Where the soil is shallow with gravey subsOiI like
this, yields have definitely decreased after years of
farming. Such soils have limited water holding
pacity and less nutrient reserves (Rex Campbell
phOtO)
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-01-15

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Farmer $te'
the en- on goodM ntana
&AYW w oneroon insects anddse
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