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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
Rites Saturday
for George Gray

Funeral services were held
Saturday in the Pilgrim-C Christi
an Church, Chardon, for George
Gray, 70, who died Unexpectedly
from heart attack at 4::30 pm.
Wednesday in his home, 237 S.
Hambden st.
Apparently in good health, he
had returned from trip to
Painesville. He was a Chardon
resident 35 years. Mrs, Gray
died several years ago.
Mr.. Gray was born in Cleve-
land and worked for several
years for the Davis Laundry Co.
there. Previously, he operated a
dry goods store in Lorain.
He retired from active work
three eyars ago after serving as
probation officer of the Geauga
Juvenile Court IS years,
He also was attendance officer
for the Geauga Board of Educa-
ton. Previously he was a deputy
for three years under Sheriff
Stuart Harland,
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Nelson L, Burgess, with whom
he resided, and two grandchild-
ren. Arrangements were by the
Burr Funeral HonAe. Burial was
in woodland Cemetery, Cleve-
land.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
Churches
to Mark


Geauga County churches will
open their doors this week to
worshiperS who are expected to
attend the many special services
scheduled to mark the Thanks
giving holiday.
In Chardon five area churches
are cooperating in a worship
program scheduled for 10 am.
Thanksgiving morning in the
Chardon Methodist Church.
Participating ministers a e
Charles w. Strong, Pilgrim :
Christian Church; Lloyd Luithle,
Assembly of God; j. Osborn
Grove, Claridon Congregational
Church; Edward Kuehnel, Fowl
ers Mill Community Christian
Church; Aubrey E. Kirby, Char
don Methodist Church.
Rev. Grove will deliver the
Thanksgiving message, ct h e
Grace of Gratitude" Music will
be provided by the senior and
Wesleyan choirs Of the Metho-
dist church. The senior choir, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Paul
Pope, will sing "Trium p h
Thanksgiving" by Rachmanin-
off.
The special offering at this
service will go to the SOS (Share
Our Surplus) project of the
Christian, Rural Overseas Pro-
gram.
In Chester Bruce Reeves, pas
tor of the Presbyterian Church,
will speak at a combined SER
vice of that church and the Bap-
tiSt and Community churches in
the Baptist church at 10 am.
Thanksgiving Day.
The Baptist Church choir, dir
ected by Mrs. Thomas Butz Sr.,
will sing.
The East Claridon Methodist
Church and the Huntsburg Unit
ed Church will hold combined
services for Thanksgiving at the
Huntsburg church on Thanksgiv-
ing eve at 8 pm. Russ Webb will
officiate.
At z pm. Thanksgiving eve
the Huntsburg Baptist Church
will hold its regular Bible study
service, with special Thanks
giving prayer. Pastor Ben Gar
Itch will officiate.
A special Thanksgiving service
is announced by the Chardon
Christian Science Society for II
am. on Thanksgiving Day. The
service will be held in the
church rooms in the Memorial
Building at 227 Main st.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
Board Employs Supervisor
for Hospital Construction
Building to Start
Soon, Officials Say

stantiated by t he architects
completion of final working
drawings, should mean that Ge-
auga'S Hospital will be in full
operation by early 1859, hos
pital spokesman reported.
Actual construction of the ST.
bed hospital will take about a
year following ground break
ing this spring. A roadway has
already been cut through from
route A to the hospitals site and
well is being dug at the pre-
sent time. Everything is being
put into readiness to allow for
actual construction as soon as
possible, Geauga Hospital offici-
ais reported.
Paul C. Jacobs, a qualified
and experienced hospital admin
istrator, has been hired by the
board to head the new hospital
and to expedite it's day-to-day
construction and installation OF
equipment and approved facili-
ties. Mr.. Jacobs officially ac-
cepted this position on Novem-
ber 18th.
Mr.. Jacobs presently resides
in Mantua with his wife, Esther
and their four daughters. He
is a graduate of Kent State Uni
versity and has been assistant
administrator for r Robin SON
Memorial Hospital in Ravenna
for five years. He is also a mem
Der of the Ohio Hospital ASsoci-
alton, American Hospital Associ-
alton and a nominee of the A
merican College of Hospital Ad-
miniStratorS. Mr.. Jacobs is pre-
sently Mayor of the Village Of
Mantua.
eauga Hospital Officials
h ave repeatedly emphasized
their faith in the people of Ge-
auga County to provide the nec-
essary funds for building this
vitality needed hospital. It has
been this faith that has kept
the Hospital B oard together
throughout the many months
and years this project has been
underway. 1.-THE people of Ge-
auga County have inspired us to
see this project through,
hospital spokesman said, land
through the efforts of all we are
nearing the day when Geauga
will have it's General Hospital.
This is truly another Blessing to
be thankful for at this Thansk-
giving timel"
An all -out appeal is being
made for the continued pay
ment of pledges and for gifts
and contributions. All financial
aid may be sent direct to the
Geauga Hospital Headquarters,
Route A, Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
Montville Study Club
Meets with Mrs. HaUar

attended their Bridge Club at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bentley in Cleveland Saturday
Elvena Gray, Mable Srp and
Ada Webster spent Friday after
noon at Mrs. Webster's home
Sewed carpet rags for the VS.
C.S. The rags will be woven into
rugs soon.
Mr.. Aldin Phillips of Mesopo-
tamia visited his niece, Mrs.
Lester Skinner Tuesday after
noon,
Mrs. Keston Peters returned
home Wednesday night after
spending the past three weeks
at the home of her son, Bert
Byler and family in Cleveland.
Mrs. Byler underwent an oper-
alton at, a Cleveland hospital
and Mrs. Peters cared for the
family during her absence.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
BY MRS. MILDRED SKINNER
Phone Montville 3484

iMONTVILLE -- Mrs. Marie
Hajjar entertained thirte n
members of the Study Club and
guest at her home Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Susan Mills, a
neWlywed, was presented with a
group gift from the club. Re-
freShments were served by Mrs.
Hajjar. The club will hold it's
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs, Frank Krejci.
Paul Stone spent the weekend
with his college roommate in
New Castle, Pa.
Mrs. Georgia Walters visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Brainard
in Chardon Wednesday,
Rev. Tomlinson of Burton SUBJ
stituted in the class room for
Mr.. Hale Tuesday as Mr.. Hale
attended a principals meeting
in Chester that day.
Mrs. Lester Skinner and Mrs.
Georgia Walters spent Friday
with Mrs. Richard Jerke in
Rome. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerke have
just moved into their new home.
Huber Hoffman returned
home from the Corey Clinic
Wednesday and is slowly Eecov-
ering from a fall received at his
store.
Mrs. Ted Gaynor entertained
twelve members OF the Hobby
Club at her home Tuesday. A
macaroni dinner was served al
noon.
Meetings held this past week
were, M. E. Church Board meet.
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Burger Monday evening
Twp, Trustee meeting at the
home of the Twp. Clerk Mrs
Lester Skinner, Monday evening
Zoning Commission meeting al
Twp. hall Tuesday evening ano
Board of Appeals meeting a.
the home of the chairman, Mr.
Steve Ziegler Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schellel
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

Chardon Police started their
week with a bank escort on
Tuesday, Nov. 10. At 3;25 that
afternoon the department had an
emergency run, taking Mrs.
Rose Beech, Ill Park Ave-, to
Corey's Hospital.
N. Hambden st. became flood
ed when a motorist from Rock
Creek struck a fire hydrant
Tuesday at 3:43, breaking it off
at the ground. Frank Virold Ur-
ban, 46, was cited into Mayors
Court for reckless driving. He
spent that night in Geauga Coun-
ty Jail.
Wednesday morning F a n k
Trask, 78, of 149 Main St., was
released from jail where he had
been held on an intoxication
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

tion the facilities must be in
creased. The object of the meet
ing which was sponsored by the
Farm Bureau and the health
board, was to discuss the cor
rect methods of such expansion.
The program was off to fine
start with a welcome by DR.. w.
P. Edmunds. Carl Dill sanitary
inspector, was moderator. He
introduced Ray Wagner of the
Ohio Department of Health.
He stated that the old fashion
ed garbage dump should be a
thing of the past and this is be-
ing replaced by sanitary land
fills.
"A land fill", he stated, sis
not a dump and thus may be es-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
Claridon PTA Bake Sale
Earns $25 for Bell Fund

CLARIDON 49, The Claridon
School PTA meeting, open house
and bake sale of Nov. 10 was
quite a success, not only in pro-
fits won for the Bell Memorial
Fund, but as a thoroughly en-
joyable evening very well atten-
ded by teachers, parents and
their families.
A short business meeting was
conducted at which the scholar
ship plan sponsored by the Coun-
ty Council PTA was adopted by
unanimous vote. The scholar
ships go to students within the
county who will take teachers
training and who must then
teach somewhere with the coun-
ty school system.
At the County Council PTA
meeting Nov. 20 all ten PTA un-
it's in the county voted their ap-
proval in supporting the schol-
arship plan.
Mrs. Black of Chardon, Clari-
don's new music teacher, was in
troduced by Mr.. Dale Rafie,
school executive. She has been
a very welcome addition to the
faculty.
Mr.. Charles Boehnline, Pro-
gram Chairman, who has done
a good job on our PTA program
for the year, reminded everyone
of the Lake Erie College fami-
ly plays to come up in our Feb
ruary and April meetings. Clar-
idon enjoyed one such play last
year, and all who have seen
these young actors in action re-
port on the real entertainment
and inspiration obtained from
them.
After the meeting came &C
tive participation in the bake
sale, with total sales reported to
be around $500 for the Bell
Memorial Fund. Mrs. r. Turner
and her Ways and Means Com
mittee are to be highly commen-
ded on a job well done. We also
take this opportunity to thank
everyone who brought baked
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

goods to the sale.
Two films were shown, $50
This is PTA" and For Teach
ers Only" The Opaque Projec-
tor donated to the school by the
Claridon Mothers Club, was de-
monstrated by Mr.. Laube of
HAVE, Inc. The new 16mm
Film Protector, purchased by
the trustees of the school and
the township, was also demon
Strated.
The next PTA meeting will be
held on Tues, Jan. 81, at 800
pm. Speaker will be Patrolman
Al Hewis who will present a
Highway Patrol Safety Program
and film.
There will be no December
PTA meeting.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

wouldn't help me- but would feel duty bound to try"
he said.
Llsle has been head of the welfare department since
January of 1856.
Mrs. Markz first to the attention of local au-
thorltles when her husband complained she was men
tai case. In September of 1856 She was held in GUS
tody for short while under orders of Judge Ford while
mental examination made. The doctors that OBJ
served her said she needed mental and observation
and she was later released to her husband on his re-
quest and the doctors recommendation The connie
were divorced January of this year Besides the child
she is expecting Mrs Markz has four other children
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

remainder of the evening was
turned over to the guests, Ray
Renfro and Pete Brewster of
the Cleveland BorwnS, accom-
panied by their wives. A ques-
ton and answer period was
conducted, rather than Speci-
fic talks by the men.
The men present were invit-
ed to attend any monthly
meetings of theMen's Club,
the third Thursday of each
month, September to May,
with the exception of Decem-
ber, when the meeting is not
held due to the holiday.
Every yone e expressed the
thoroughnesS of the committee
under the direction of chair
man Roger Emmons, in plan
ming this AFFAIR and attending
to the many details 1t involv-
ed.
The many new Munsonites
found a welcome to the COM
munity long to be remember
ed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
BY MRS. BETTE SCHEELE

BY MRS. BETTE SCHEELE
MUNSON - Two hundred
attended the Newcomers Din
ner in Munson Thursday at
the school. A delicious dinner
was prepared and served y
the Lakes Aid of FowlerS Mill
Church.
Newcomers filled the all
purpose room of the school to
capacity. Each was invited by
a personal letter and a written
invitation to dinner to meet
their munSonite neighborS and
be introduced to some of the
MunSon folks who are mem
berS of the Mems Club.
The group was welcomed by
the president of the Mems
Club, Birch Matthews, who la
ter turned the program over to
the master of ceremonies for
tn e evening and program
chairman, Walter Mccormick.
His jovial greetings set the
group in a merry mood. The
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

Mrs Mark telephoned the sheriffs office at eight
o'clock this morning and hystericaly said her former
husband had threatened the triple killing carry
ing revolver in the glove compartment of his car
Deputy sheriff started searching for Markz who
lives route 306 in Russell township and posted po-
lice guard of Deputy Richard Ford and Chardon Police
Chief John Boil in the first floor of the courthouse
Lise admitted his actions first to the county welfare
advisory board who prepared resolution for the county
commissioners recommending his discharge.
The commissioners met in the afternoon and Iisle
again admitted his actions.
Il love my wife and Mrs Markz equally he said He
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
Group Discusses Geauga Disposal Problems
at Meeting Wednesday in Claridon

Also illustrated was just how the
sanitary fills were cared for.
Besides diSposing of the garbage
and rubbish much uSable land
is thus reclaimed.
His talk was followed by a
question and answer period.
william Burns, county COM
missioner, stated that an edu-
cational program must be start
ed with the people back home.
He said further that county
commissioners would assist any
township or group in working
out their problems. Commission
er James Hunt also spoke. A
fine dinner preceded the pro-
gram and discussion.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

admitted having regular relations with Mrs Marz since
last January The county commissioners suggested it
would be wise for him to resign and leave this part of
the country.
"A thing like this might lead to murder" Commits
sion head William Burns pointed to Lse. "You might
get killed. Mrs Mark might get killed or even your wife
might be killed"
Llsle admitted the possibility and said he realized
that 1t would be difficult for the commissioners to under
stand his position but he would not resign
County commissioner Edwin Hofstetter asked Lisle
ne would appeal to the civil service board if he was
discharged and Lsle said he would. "It probably
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

CLARIDON - Geauga County
Commissioners, township trus-
tees, health board, mayors and
council members of villages,
coming and planning groups,
Farm Bureau leaders and in
terested citizens met at the
Claridon Town Hall on Wednes-
day to discuss the problem of
garbage and refuse disposal in
the county.
Added to the local problem is
the fact that many sections in
Cuyahoga County are trucking
rubbish and garbage acorSS this
county.
Thus far the situation is still
under control in Geauga County,
but with rapily growing popula-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
TincherS
Are Hurt
inAccident

Don Tincher, 80, and his pas
senger, Adam Tincher, both of
Rt. 2, Chardon, were injured in
an auto accident in Newbury
Twp. Thursday, according to
Sheriff's department reports.
They were hurt when the car
Tincher . was driving collided
with an auto driven by Lydia M.
Hadeler, A, of Giles Rd., Cha
grin Falls, at the corner of Bell
st. and Auburn Rd. According to
reports Tincher failed to see the
stop sign.
Adam Tincher received brok-
en- bones in the hip, and Don
Tincher had broken ribs. Both
were taken to Corey Hospital.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
Wins Prize

Girl Scout Troop II under the
leadership of Mrs. Howard OPP
linger and Mrs. Eugene Cation,
finished their Good Grooming
Badge Tuesday, Nov. IL.
Included in their activities for
this badge was a Good Groom
ing Chart. A prize for the best
chart was to be given.
Marilyn Dukes won the pirze,
which was manicure at James
Dale beauty Salon,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
Chardon Police Report
2 Accidents During Week

charge. He was released to the
Aid for the Aged, and placed In
the county home. This marked
the second time in recent weeks
Trask was charged with intoxi-
cation. This second charge was
dropped when he was placed in
the home Chief John Boil said.
At 2 pm. Wednesday Carl A.
Stoltz, IT, Auburn Rd., Chardon,
reported to police that he had
either lost his wllet or his had
been stolen. He first missed it at
school. The wallet contained So
and papers valuable to him.
Thursday Kenneth Drenske,
127 Center ST., notified police he
had lost a female boxer dog.
Friday at $50 pm. police re-
ceived a report that the flasher
at the B & o railroad crossing
on Water st. was not working
properly. After r investigation
they reported the matter to the
railroad. At 7:53 pm. Mrs. Judy
Nichols, ia Moffett Ave-, told
police she had lost a black cock
er dog,
At 1905 pm. Saturday police
received a report of a man driv-
ing south through town as
though he was intoxicated. Po-
lice followed the car, and picked
him up on South st. He is appar-
emily mentally i'll as the result
of war injuries, and has been
confined on Jail pending further
action. Police said he and his
wife were on their way from
PaineSville to West Virginia to
visit a son. Attempts have been
made to notify the son in Clarks.
burg to get him to come up here
and pick up the man, Police
have also notified Grille HoSpit-
al authorities to Investigate the
possibilities of admitting him
there. The man has been in
Grille before.
Police were notified at ! pm.
Saturday that the traffic lights
al the south end of the park
were not operating correctly
The lights were placed on flash
er until a repairman could get
here from Cleveland,
AT 2:30 pm. Saturday police
directed traffic at the George
Gray funeral on South st.
Robert A. Barnard Jr., Rt. 2
Willoughby, was cited into May.
or's Court Saturday evening fol-
running a stop sign.
| Cars driven by Robert w. Min
| tie, 18, Bean Rd., Chardon, anc
Leonard Wade Short, 20, East
Cleveland, were damaged in ar
accident on North st. at 8:4E
am. Sunday. Both autos were
travelling north when Mintie sig
nailed to make a left hand turn
According to police reports hi'
signal as not clear, and Short
who was driving behind Mintie
though it was a signal for slow
ing down. Short started to pas
as Mintie made his left hanC
turn. Short was cited into May
or's Court for crossing the vel
low line.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

tabliShed without violating zon-
ing regulations" In a land fill
each days refuse is celled off
and covered with two feet of
earth. He explained the trench
method and the area method.
The latter makes use of strip
mines, sand pits, quarrieS etc.
He said that incineration is help
full but more expensive than
land fills.
S. M. String, deputy health
Commissioner of Stark County
Health Department, showed col
ored slides of how Stark County
has solved its garbage problem.
He showed interesting pictures
of before and after" methods.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28
SUSPEND GEAUGA COUNTY WELFARE HEAD

Geauga county commissioners this afternoon Mon
day. suspended James Lse county welfare director on
charges of immortality.
Lise admitted adultry with Mrs Patricia MarIz, a
welfare Client and admitted he is the father of her un-
born child
Lisle's suspension the end of hectic day
and two children. Mrs. Markz who lived for while on
North street in Chardon, lives Bass Lake Road
Lisles discharge came the end of hectic day
at the courthouse which started with threats against the
life of the County Probate Judge Robert Ford Prosec
ting Attorney James Dinsmore and Welfare Director
Lisle.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-28

The Geauga County Hospital,
the largest single public build
ing project in Geauga's history
is scheduled to go under con-
struction soon, on land adioin-
ing route A, Geauga Hospital
officials announced today.
This encouraging word, sub
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-31
Jas. {. Jameson, NJ. Legislator. 49

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
PNEUMONIA" THE DEVIL SAYS TAKING 20
YEARS NEWTON, NJ MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
SATAN BoUND"-INvoLUNTARY MENTAL
AssAssNi THE MOUNTAINEERING suFFocA-
TONI ..aA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-31
Elects Fitzpatrick

The seth annual conclave of
District Grand Lodge No. "a
of the Grand United Order Odd
Fellows closed its three days
sessions here Thursday.
District Grand Lodge Nm. 81
cover the entire state OF Michi-
gan with subordinate lodges In
Michigan cifY's-
The joint meeting of Odd Fell
lows and auxiliary the House
hold of nth openedR Tuesday
at Corinthian aBptist church
l740 Caniff, Street Hamtramck
The Rev. +. p. Jones, pastor.
Mr., VIM. J. Fitzpatrick delivered
the prinsirle address. Mr.. Fitz-
patrick who is an Odd Fellows,
saw the need for young blood
in the organizations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-31
SENATOR HoT"-Indisnsntl
'loophoIes Let Crooks Into Union"

(ssn. John /. Mcclellan, Dem.-ArkJ
IN. T. Tribvne)
WASHINGTON (UPl-The chairman, John l. meS'ens"
toem Ar said today the Senate labor rseksfs eommse
has found woesvI insdsqvseies" In existing law wne"
make possible for ganssers and rseksfssrs TO 'nvsos
labor Unions -
tsss LOOP HOLES LET. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-08-31
Wilkins Cites
Miami NAACP

NEW YORK = Roy wilkins,
NAACP executive secretary,
recently lauded the Miami. Fla.
NAACP branch this week for its
continuing campaign to end Sc
gregation on city buses. Having
secured a decision by federal
Judge on Aug. 3 that Miami's
bus segregation laws are un-
constitutional, the NAACP unit
now is encouraging Negroes to
follow the court order.
Mr.. wilkins message 10 the
Miami branch was in the form
CT a telegram sent on Aug. FL
The Rev. Theodore Gibson,
brsnch president and rector of
Christ Episcopal Church in Mi
ami.
Federal Judge Emett c. Cho-
ate ordered an end to segregated
seating on Miami buses by Sept.
/. He specifically ordered the
Miami Transit Company and Mi
ami city officials to stop en-
forcing any laws, state or local
(which require segregation Of
the white and colored races on
the motor buses or other similar
types of vehicular transporta-
ton" in the city,
The case was brought by G..
z. Graves. NAACP attorney, on
behalf of four Negro women.
Miami City Attorney George
S. Okell has said that he will
ask the Fifth Circuit Court Of
Appeals TO reverse Judge Cho-
ste's ruling. Responding TO this.
Mr.. Graves declared that Mr..
okells appeal lis as good as in
the graveyard now" The NAA-
cP attorney also expressed the
opinion that the city Is "jusf
jumping hurdles and Sailing for
time"
Mr.. Okell said last week that
he would 60 before Judge Choate
and ask him to stay the effect
Of the ruling pending the city's
appeal.