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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

Robertson, and Secretary Mrs. Ora
D. Taylor.
Included in projects are a series
OF plays, Mr.. and Miss Teen
ager contest, weekly recreation on
Friday evenings, opening of CEN
ter daily for games and wise use
of leisure time. Ground Observer
Corp meetings, first and third
Monday evenings; Sargent Czinki,
instructor. Yours Truly, superviS-
or; summer camp and other vital
issues for advancement of youth.
The sheriff department is spon-
soring fine state safety program
in which we are planning to CO.
operate since safety is vastly
needed in our county. We are
asking full cooperation of the pa
rents of our teenagers. We antici-
pate an organization before fall.
The Lily of the Valley Court of
Calanthe will hold its monthly
meeting at Youth Center. Mns.
Josie Roberts, worthy counsellor.
All eligible women are asked to
call CE 5-4246 if interested in
joining our court.
The Golden Age Club sponsored
by the James E. Scott Community
Association, Mrs. Victoria Ward
president, were guests of Mrs.
Irene c.. Pratt at her jackson ST.
home. They arrived, about 80 in
number, by bus starting at Lib
erty City auditorium at one
o'clock, to Miami Beach down
Lincoln Road, then to Richmond
Heights. The welcome and adj
dress to the group was delivered
by Ye Scribe. The subject w "a
''The Greatest Thing in The World
Love- Many were the re-
spon-es and remarks coming from
these fine ladies and friends OF
many years. Thanks to them for
whiting Richmond Heights and to
Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Jacob Dean and
all who contributed to the hap
piness of the occasion. Mrs. Mable
I. Daniels, the club leader, is the
much praised for the wonderful
way she conducted the tour. We
hope that they will come back
soon.
If you are interested in lots in
this area, homes, acres, rentals,
mortgages, please call for reliable
and honest real estate service call
CE 5-4246, 14601 Lincoln Bohle-
ward.
Welcome to Ira Knight upon
purchase of home at 14740 jack
son st. This sale was made by We
Scribe through the Landry Realty
Co.
We also welcome Miss Ruth
King who is purchasing a home
through same source at 1870
Polk st. from Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
man Merely. The sale was made
by Ye Scribe. Our welcome COM
mittee will present each of these
newcomers with a house gift after
they move in.
Continue to see your Miami
Times boy and to send your news
in to 14601 Lincoln Blvd. or call
CE 5-4246.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Il. Taylor
wish to thank their many friends
for congratulations, flowers, ser
vices and gifts on their second
anniversary in business in Rich
mond Heights. Mr.. Taylor in SER
vice station business and Mrs.
Taylor in real estate. Both have
been successful and wish to thank
the community for any success
which has come to them. T h e
beautiful anniversary table was
lsdened with flowers, favors and
cake in pink and white with
two candles. There was q bar
becue going on out in the patio
while a unique course was served
inside.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

If you are interested in lots in
this area, homes, acres, rentals,
mortgages, please call for reliable
and honest real estate service call
CE 5-4246, 14601 Lincoln Bohle-
ward.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-07-13

The Lily of the Valley Court of
Calanthe will hold its monthly
meeting at Youth Center. Mns.
Josie Roberts, worthy counsellor.
All eligible women are asked to
call CE 5-4246 if interested in
joining our court.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
$11,OOO.OO
Raised for


More than $4,000 a minute
was raised for the Geauga Hos
pital Campaign Fund last Sun
day on the four hour radio
telephone" marathon held at
Middlefield's High School.
Telephne pledges arriving
after the completion of the
radio-telephone broadcast for
the Geauga Hospital Building
Fund has raised the grand total
to nearly $11, 900, Geauga Hos
pital Officials announced today.
A number of calls were re-
ceived late Sunday evening and
all day Monday by Geauga
Hospital Officials and commun-
ity receiving centers to increase
this total.
The telephone marathon was
one Of the largest ever held in
this area and believed to be
the only one to use two radio
stations simultaneously o give
donors an "up-to-the-minute :"
account on the campaign.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
Ira Bowman
Rites Thursday

The body of Mrs. Ira Bow
man, 80, was found by police
on the kitchen floor of her
pm. Tuesday.
pm. TuSsday.
Neighbors had not seen any
activity about the home for
some time and notified the
police.
Police broke down the door
to gain entrance.
Mrs. Bowman was residing
alone. Her husband, John, died
in 1925. She was born in Graf
ton, o., Jan. Is, 1858. Closest
survivor is a nephew, NJ. Durk-
ee, Of Atlanta, Mich.
DR.. Walter C. Corey, acting
Geauga Coroner, gave a verdict
of death from natural causes
He said the woman had been
dead for a considerable period
of time.
Services were TO be held at
the Burr Funeral home at 1:3O
pm. Thursday. Burial in Char
don Cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
% Geaugans Try Hand at
Reupholstering Furniture

Claridon has a very interesting
platform rocker. She has re-
finished the lovely wood in this
rocker and is now reupholSter-
ing it. Mrs. Enochian plans to
use needlepoint to cover the
seat and back Of this rocker.
Other members of this class
include: Mrs. Otto Herring, Bur-
ton; Mrs. Frances Jackson,
Newbury; Mr.. and Mrs. Corn
elius Benkoe, Troy; Mrs. Paul
Boorn, Middlefield; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Weber, Middle
field; Mrs. Richard A. Dean,
Burton; Mrs. Bertha Faith, Bur-
ton; Mrs. Albert Geisler, Chest
erland; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gleason, Chagrin Falls; Mrs.
Earl Miller, Troy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Perry, Windsor; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Swaney, Burton;
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Swaney,
Burton; Mrs. Marguerite Tate,
Montville; Mrs. Ray Ianiro, Jr.
Claridon; Mrs. Fred Ianior,
Claridon; Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mcintosh, Burton; and Mr.. Dean
Kenney, Burton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07

If you were n the vicinity of
the old school house in Burton
this past Thursday evening and
saw the light and heard the
confusion, was % hard work
ing people reupholStering furn-
iture.
This reupholstery class is one
of the classes offered by the
Home Demonstration program
in connection with the Agricul-
tural ExtenSon Service. There
will be seven of these reuphols-
terry lessons givn by the County
Home Economics Extension Ag-
ent, Mrs. Rita Kenney.
The class is not limited to
the women alone. Many couples
are included in the class. Mr..
and Mrs. Audre Blair of New
bury are reupholstering a Vic
torian Style settee. This item
of furniture was completely dis
mantled and will be completely
reupholstered. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn DeGroft are working on
an arm chair for their living
room. Mrs. N. Enochian OF
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07

will be portable l4-inch televiS-
ion sets and the next 800 week
ly prizes will be matching pen
and pencil sets. Thus 365 prizes
will be given away each week
during the six contests begin
ming March 4.
A special bonus prize of $10,-
600 in lieu of new Mercury
will go to any winner of one
of the top Is prizes in any of
the six weekly contests who
purchased a new 1857 Mercury
from an authorized dealer after
March 3rd and not later than
April 90 provided the purchase
is made prior o the contestants
selection as a winner by the
official contest judges.
A bonus of $1,000 cash in
addition to a new Mercury will
be given to any winner of the
top Is prizes in any of the six
weekly cntests, who purchased
any used car from an author
iZed Mercury dealer, after
March 3 but no later than
April 20, provided the purchase
is made prior to the contestants
ants selection as a winner by
the official contest judges.
The contests are open to all
residents of the United States,
Alaska and Hawaii Is years of
age and over except employees
of Ford Motor Company, deal
ers of Ford Motor Company
products, its advertising agen-
cies and their immediate fam
lilies. Only one entry is per-
mitted from any individual in
any weekly contest, but a per-
son may enter each contest.
Entering is simple, all a con-
testant has to do is:
Go to Mcbride Brothers
Sales room in Chardon.
q Pick up official rules
and entry blank.
8 Complete last line of
Mercury dream-car rhyme.
4 : Mail official entry blank
to Mercury Contest.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
566 Mons
and Dads
Visit School

"The results of the attend
ance at Open House, held at
Chardon Elementary School on
Monday, February 26, was most
gratifying" says Principal Mary
Aumick. "Of the 812 pupils en-
rolled in the elementary school,
566 of them had representatives
Gather mother grandmother =
aunt uncle friendS) of their
amily present.
The parents not only visited
the rooms of their own child
rem but spent time observing
the work done by other rooms.
The Health Department adj
miniStered polio shots to 81
adults a feature of the even
ing in which the children took
their parents for the shots in
stead of vice-yersa.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
Mrs. Earl Miller
Feted at Party

Sixteen employees at the Old
School Building gathered for
dinner at the Manor House at
PunderSon Lake Park in New
bury on February 81 to honor
Mrs. Earl Miller who is leav-
ing her position as Extension
Secretary.
The guest of honor was pre-
sented a lovely corSage. Those
enjoying the delicious dinner
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Leland
Schuler, Mrs. Gertrude Price,
Mrs. Rita Kenney, Mrs. Sally
Leggett, Mrs. Stanley Merritt,
Mrs. Mary Lou Bolton, Miss
Maxine Lillach, Mrs. Nancy
Wallis, Mrs. Kay Russell, Roy
Emerson, Ture Johnson, Wilbur
ShiSler, Lloyd Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Miller.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
Hamhden Boy Scouts
Hold Court ofHonor

HAMBDEN - At the Hamb-
den School on 4 March 1857,
Troop 96 BSA, Hambden, Ohio,
held a Rechartering ceremony
and a Court of Honor.
There were approximately
forty guests, families, and
friends of Scouts in the Troop.
Meeting was opened by Patrol
Leaders Dennis Jedlinsky and
John KoritanSky, who led the
assembly in the Pledge of Al
legiance to the flag.
Lieutenant Commander G.. S.
Seltzer, Jr., United States Navy,
ScoutmaSter of the troop, intro
duced some of the honor guests:
MRS. Mike Skiba, President,
Hambden PTA, Hambden; Ed
Graham, District Scout Execu-
tive, HuntSburg; George Swain,
District Chairman, Burton; Bill
Mahaffey, Past District Chair
man, Hambden.
Clare Rand, District Com
missioner, Chardon; Bob Fow-
Ter, Neighborhood Commission
er, Chardon; Charles Koritan-
sky, Institutional Representa-
tive, Hambden; Jim Reminder,
Asst, ScoutmaSter, Troop 96,
Hambden.
Ed Taylor, Explorer Scout
Advisor, Post 90, Hambden;
Harold Hudachek, Cubmaster
Pack96 Hambden; Ed Anton
10, Asst, CubmaSter, Pack SO,
Hambden.
After the introductionS. the
Charter for the troop was pre-
sented by Mr.. Rand to Mrs.
Skiba for delivery to the PTA
at their next meeting as evid-
ence of their sponsorship of the
troop for the next year.
Mr.. Graham presented cards
of membership for the new
charter-year to the members of
tn Troop Committe, the Scout
master, and Assistant Scout
master and remarked on the
apparent interest of the com
munity in Scouting and extend
ed congratulations to the Troop
Committeeman and Leaders.
jim Reminder presentd new
Membership cards to the Scouts.
After these presentations the
Scoutmaster convened the Court
of Honor. With the room in
total darkness, the two Patrol
Leaders alternately lit candles
in a ceremnial candelabra as
they repeated the II points of
the Scout Law, one for each
candle. Four Candidate Scouts
were called forward to the
Troop 96 flag were, by candle
light, they joined left hands on
the flagstaff, gave the Scout
handSign, and repeatd together
the Scout Oath, and were in
vested with the rank of Tender
foot. The boys invested were
John Fazekas, James Love and
brothers Ed and Alex Grennan.
Next, the advancement in
rank of four Scouts was recog-
nized by awarding new rank
insignia to:
Russell Eplett and Richard
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
Mcbride Brothers Join in
Giving Half Million Dollars

Ninety Mercurys and 2,1OO
other prizes with a total retail
value of almost a half million
dollars are being offered in a
contest sponsored by Mercury
Division and by Mcbride Broth
eS in Chardon.
Announcement of the Big M
Dream Car Contest, in which
Is new 1857 MercuryS and $50
other prizes will be given away
every week in six weekly jingle
contests was made by George
s. Coats, general marketing
manager of the Mercury Div
ision. The contests start March
4 and end April 20.
Entry blanks may be obtained
from any authorized Mercury
dealer in the nation.
Top prize each week is a
Mercury Turnpike Cruiser with
its distinctive styling and it's
air-cuShion u p n S n, 200
horsepower engine and breeze
way ventilation. In addition, the
first prize winner each week
will be given an all-expense-
paid weekend trip to New York
for two and be special guests
of Ed Sullivan at his Sunday
evening television show.
The next four prizes each
week are Mercury Commuter
2-door 6-passenger station wag-
ons with hardtop styling and
passenger car riding comfort
and handling.
The next ten best entries each
week will win Mercury Mon
terey 4-door sedan. All Is Mer-
curyS awarded each week as
prizes will include Merc-O-Matic
transmission with keyboard con-
troll, radio, heater, white-wall
tires, directional signals and
window washers and will have
Federal excise taxes, state and
local sales taxes paid. Station
wagons also will include power
operated retractable back wind
ow.
The next so prizes each week
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
Kick off Dinner Starts Red Cross Campaiqn
B. g. P. w. Meet
at Mary Hamm's

The March meeting of the
Geauga County Business & Pro-
fessional Women's Club will be
held at the home of Mrs. Mary
Hamm, 112 Court st. on Thurs
day evening, March IA, and
will be in charge of the career
advancement committee.
Program guest speakers will
be two young ladies from Lake
Erie college who will tell of
their experiences in foreign
lands.
Assisting Mrs. Hamm will be
Mrs. Loretta Holmes, Mrs. Al
leen Bertke and Miss Ethel
Mellinger.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07

JedlinSky; Second Class Scout.
George Landon; First Class
Scout.
Dennis Jedlinsky; Star Scout.
Following these awards, Har-
old Hudachek made three
awards to Scouts that had been
earned in their work in or with
cub Scout Pack 96.
Merit badges were awarded
to the following:
John Koritansky:: Citizenship
in the Home, Dairying and
Public Speaking.
Dennis Jedlinsky: Fishing and
Home Repairs.
George Landon; Home Re-
pairs.
David Steingass received a
Bronze Palm and Gold Palm
award for having earnd Is
merit badges in the past year
as an Eagle Scout, after which
ee took the oath of offic as
JUNIOR Assistant Scoutmaster.
After these awards, Ed An
tonic and his newly formed
Weblos Den in Pack 96 were
introduced and the purpose of
the Webelos Den was briefly
explained.
The Court of Honor was clos
e d after the District Executive
Pronounced the Scout Bendic-
ton.
The wives of the Troop Com
mitteemen were hoStesses for
refreshments served in the
school cafeteria after the for.
NAL ceremonies.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
Chardon Mayor
Hears 3 Gases

Three cases were disposed of
by Mayor Vain Parsons in po-
lice court recently.
Marshall Yeater, At, RID 4,
Chardon, driving while intoxi-
Gated, five days in jail, 5000
and costs.
John Osko, Phalanx Station,
forfeited $25 bond on charges
of intoxication and disorderly
conduct.
Penny Patchin, 20, Windsor,
speeding, SIS and costs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
Hanbden Grange
Met March 4

HAMBDEN - Worthy Master
Helene Waste, presided over the
March 4th meeting of Hambden
Grange. The opening song was
Smile, Smile, Smile. Mrs.
Carrie Wiech was obligated in
the first and second degrees.
Mrs. Hilda Grant was appointed
to the community service COM
mittee. Hours spent on COM
munity service projects may be
reported to her.
Hambden, Claridon and South
Russell members are to supply
baked goods for a bake sale
at the next Pomona Grange
meeting at South Russell on
March 10Th. Anyne wishing to
send anything may call Nina
Burnett or Charlotte Phillips.
Mrs. Geraldine Carver was ap-
pointed to represent Hambden
Grange on the Board of Direc-
tors of the Geauga Co. Tuber-
culSiS and Health Association.
Appinted to a Juvenile Com
mittee were: Robert and Ruth
Wheeler and John Leyde. Rec
concentrations for the Young
are to be given at the next
meeting.
1t was reported that the Har-
vey orchestra is interested in
renting the hall for weekly
dances. No immediate action
was taken on the issue.
Group singing of Work for
the Night Coming" opened
the literary program. There was
a demonstration of flag presen-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
Steal RevolverS from
Newbury Hardware

NEWBURY - The NeWbury
Implement and Hardware Co.
on Rt. 81 in Newubry was burg
larized last week.
Two revolvers and a box of
sheels. we're taken, according to
the Sheriff's Dept. No money
or other articles were removed.
Entrance was made by smash
ing a window pane and crawling
through.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07
HAND-IN-HAND

History proves that the high
speed of living has something
to do with the high cost.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07

tation. Everyone marched a.
round the rom and the group
was divided int teams for a
Farmyard story and game. Mrs.
Carrie Wiech received the door
prize. Closing song I'VE Are
The Grange of the Future.
st. Patrick's Day will provide
the theme for the next meeting
on March 18th. Anyone not
wearing green will have to pay
a penalty.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-03-07

William McNaughton, is
pictured as he called the
attendance roll for the
evening.
M r. McNaughton is
starting his second year as
assistant Cub Scout Master
of Pack 80.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-31
Rv Victoria nietn


Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller of
Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Livingston were guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. JACK
Mansfield and family on Sunday
afternoon. This was a birthday
celebration for Mrs. Livingston.
The HuntSburg chapter of the
Geauga Hospital Auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. John
Sudyk last Monday. The ladies
sorted out tax stamps and dis
cuSSed money making ideas for
the hospital fund. The county
chapter has pledged $4,000 to
the building program, payable
III 18 months. The ladies are
ready to receive your suggeS-
tions on money making ideas.
Either call Mrs. Sudyk or Mrs.
Allen with your suggestions. The
next meeting will be held at Mrs.
Aliens. Don't forget to bring
your tax stamps. Mrs. Sudvk
served refreshments to the
group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hor-
vath, Mrs. Jeanne Schikowski
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sykora
were guests at the George
Franks on Friday where the
group played cards.
George Frank is the Captain
of the Burton high school wrest-
ling team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Battles
of Thompson entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence PeIton of
Chardon, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Blair of Burton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur First of HuntSburg.
This was the canast club meet
ing which was held this past
Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Cherman, formerly
of HuntSburg and East Claridon
is gravely i'll at the home of a
relative in Willoughby. Mrs.
Cherman is Charles Laing's
grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Perry
were involved in an accident on
322 and 528 last Friday. Mrs.
Perry was taken to Corey hos
pital and released after treat
ment.
Miss Sylvia Streem attended
the bicycle races in Cleveland
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-31

pened to "Laddie" please con-
tact Gene. There are little
girls and a boy who are heart
broken over their dogs diSsap-
pearance.
The United Church held
Youth Fellowship at 800 on
Sunday afternoon at the church
sanctuary.
Sermon topic for Feb. 3 will
be The meaning of the Church" "
preached by Rev. Russ Webb.
Choir melting and rehearsal
is on Thursday evenings at 1880
Miss Merry Texter, directs.
Mrs. Merrill Spurrier accom-
panieS on the organ.
Rev. Van Valkenburg of Kent
will conduct Hold Communion
service on Feb. 10 at the church.
Thought for the week: Who
rises from prayer a better man,
his prayer is anSwered-George
Meredith.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-31
NEWS from TROY

on Sunday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. George Fekete
attended a Credit Union banquet
from Parker Appliance in Cleve-
land on Sunday evening This
was also a celebration of Mr..
and Mrs. Fekete'S wedding an
niversary.
Margie Laing is having hard
time with case of chicken pox.
Having over sensitive skin is
the reason for her difficulty.
There was no school in Hunts
burg in the afternoon on Fri
day due to the abSenteeiSm of
the school children. Some so
children were absent because of
colds, viruseS, chicken pox and
and what have you.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Oliver are
baby sitting with the w. E. Mo
ore children in Middlefield while
theMoore'S are on vacation in
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dol
ezal and daughter, Linda, of Mr..
Pennington were dinner guests
at the Seth Hopkins-Margo Speck
home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AnSon Rhodes
celebrated their wedding an
niverSary on Sunday afternoon
by attending a performance o.
Cinerama in Cleveland.
A pack leaders meeting of
Cub Scout Pack 1872 was held at
the home of Mrs. Margo Speck.
Final plans were made for the
pack meeting on Tuesday 1t
HuntSburg town hall. Arrange
ments were made for the Cob
Scout celebration of the 47th
year in scouting. A dinner will
be held at Claridon town hall
in Feb. During Scout week Feb.
6 to IL a display of cub scout
projects can be seen in Anna
Owens window. Be sure to stop
and see it.
Mrs. Betty Kivlnlemi Will host
esS a Raddle party at her home
on Wednesday afternoon. Ada
LoZa will demonstrate.
Grange 2541 met on Monday
at the town hall. HuntSburg will
present the 4th degree on Feb.
IL at Claridon. During the usual
lecture hour, the time was spent
practicing the degree work. Re-
freShmentS were served by Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-31
Women Plan
Program
on Asia

The Women'S Fellowship of the
Pilgrim-Christian Church will
meet Wednesday, Feb. 6 at 100
in the Sanctuary bldg. The de-
votions will be led by Mrs. Ro-
bert Harper. The program on
The Church in Southeast Asia" "
is being arranged by Mrs. Carl
ton w. Shaw. Her son, with his
family, is stationed at Singapore
at the southern tip of Malaga on
the Strait of Malacca, a main
route for shipping between the
Indian Ocean and the South
China Sea.
HostesSeS for this meeting will
be: Mrs. w. C. Corey, Mrs. Ma
bel Baumgartner, Mrs. T. C.
Payer, and Mrs. Ray Stonecip-
her.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-31

Frank Schikowski and daugh-
ter, Barbara.
Have you been to the Country
Style Drive Inn lately? Have
you also noticed "Jer" is gone
and has been for quite some
time? Paul, the other "boSs
man" won't let the public know
where 'Jer" is. We've already
heard, he's in jail, he's married
he's in a hospital, he's on vaca-
ton. OK now, Paul, Where s
Jer?" For the unknowing "Jer"
is Jerome Lewis, co-owner of the
Country Style Drive Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Clarke en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Dietrich of Chardon on Satur-
day evening.
Gene Roses collie pup, Lad
die" disappeared from his home
on Jan. 18 in the afternoon. He
is 2 months old. If anyone has
seen or knows what has hap