Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-03


ming with a tractor.
At 10 m. Saturday police
went to the shopping center to
investigate a report of two sus-
piciouS persons In an automo-
bile. They were found to be in
Surance statesmen from Canton.
An hour and a half later police
helped driver, whose car broke
down on Main ST., get it towed
away. The car was driven by
Robert Barnhart of Courtland,
Ohio.
Police investigated two acci-
dents between l and 2 pm. Sat-
urday. The first occurred on
| North st. when Jack Lanster OF
Perry Twp. ran off the road in
to a ditch. Police helped him
out and on his way. The sec
ond involved cars driven by
Glenn G. Nells and Louis Hatch,
which collided at the corner of
Water st. and Tilden Ave, re-
Sulting in minor damage to both.
AT pm. Saturday police went
to the home of Henry King on
Water st. to investigate a stray
dog reported in Mr.. Kings yard.
BY the time police arrived the
dog had returned to its owners,
who were looking at used cars
at TIP Motors. The couple had
left with the dog.
Mrs. Rosemary Kirkpatrick,
Rt. 2, Chardon, struck parking
meter on the east side of Main
st. at 2:45 pm. Saturday, knock
ing che meter over. Police inveS-
| tigated.
The department answered a
call for information on regiStra-
tlon of a vehicle made by a
Montville man who had purchaS-
ed the small motor scooter for
nerly owned by Charles S. May
nard, South st. Police informed
them the scooter could not be
moved on the highway without
license.
Saturday afternoon police as
sisted the Montville Fire Depart
ment'S rescue ambulance in
bringing a patient to Corey Hos
pital for treatment of a head in
jury. At 6:15 pm. Art Schnider
was arrested for driving while
intoxicated on Center st. by
Sgt. Walter Bookman. He was
scheduled to appear in Mayors
Court.
At $50 Saturday evening the
department received a call re-
porting a noisy crowd at the
Green Lantern on Center st. The
crowd was dispersed. At 1920
pm. reports of an intoxicated
man using loud language in
front of the Sugar Bush reStau-
rant were investigated. The man
was taken home by friend.
Policemen Bookman and Bak-
er were called to the residence
of Al Orient, 127 Goodrich Ct,
at 11:40 Saturday evening, to in
veStigate vandalism. The glass
in lawn light had been broken.
Two hours later, at 1:30 am.
Sunday morning, police checked
reports of two babies lying un-
attended in the back seat of an
auto at the Green Lantern res
taurant parking lot. Police found
the parents in the restaurant.
The case was turned over to
County juvenile authorities.
John Thomas Winters, 142
Chardon Ave-, was arrested for
disorderly conduct early Sunday
morning. He was fined $40 and
costs in Mayors Court Monday.
At 2:25 am. Sunday police
picked up Everett John Newell
of Warren. He was charged with
driving while intoxicated and
confined in the county jail. John
Cummings, also of Trumbull
County, was picked up for intox-
ication at 2:35 am. Sunday and
confined here.
A report of providers at E.
King st. and Aquilla Rd. was
investigated at 3:15 Sunday NOR
ming. Police found a boy hitch
hiking home.
At 7 am. Ella Clifford was ar
rested for reckless driving. He
lives on Rt. 4, Chardon. AT 7:45
police checked an opened door
at the Farm Bureau Lumber
building on Water st. The build
ing was searched.
Sunday morning Chief Boil re-
leased on bond Bobby Hendrick
for driving while intoxicated,
John Cummings for intoxication
and Arthur Schneider for driving
while intoxicated. He accepted q
waiver from Flea, Clifford. Ed
ward John Newell, charged with
driving while intoxicated, was
released on bond.
AT 11:l0 am. Sunday the de-
partment investigated a car on
fire on North st. 1t was owned
by Ruth Smith of EaStlake. Lit
tie damage was reported.
Monday morning the chief took
a waiver from John p. LeJune.
charged with reckless driving.
AT 10:45 am. Monday police in
veStigated a car which had
coasted away from a parking
place on Water st. into the
street. The owner, Robert Beav-
er of Cleveland, was found and
the car driven away.
Monday afternoon police pick
ed up a Juvenile who ran away
from home in Cleveland. His
parents came out to pick him
up. At 8 pm. police received a
call from the residence of Raw