Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-02-07
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Chairmen have been named
to captain the 1857 Heart Fund
Campaign in eight Geauga
County communities, according
to Mr.. Rocco Dragonette, ex-
ecutive chairman of the Geauga
County Chapter of the Cleve-
land Area Heart Society.
Appointed were Mrs. Ralph
Carney, Auburn; Mrs. James
Ferry, Parkman; Mrs. Burton
Beardsley, Montville; Mrs.
Frank Schikowski, Huntsburg;
Mrs. Alfred Cordone, Aquilla;
Mrs carl Bacon, Newbury; Mrs.
Robert Koehler, Chester; and
the Senior class of Middlefield
high will conduct the Middle
field campaign under the di-
rection of class president, Bar
bara Buber.
Community chairmen and
volunteers will spearhead a res
idential campaign on Heart Sun
day, February "a Funds col
lected in the annual drive will
be used to continue and ex-
pand Heart Society projects of
research, community service,
community education, and heart
patient rehabilitation.
Mrs. Carney, who lives at Rt.
2, Mantua, will lead Is workers
in the Auburn drive in an eff
fort to better last years. collec-
ton total of $188.45. A book
keeper at the Chagrin Falls Air
port, Mrs. Carney is a member
of the Geauga County Women's
Hospital Association and Eastern
Star. Her husband is plumber
at City Plumbing and Heating
! in Cleveland. The Carney's have
two children, James, 4, and
Jane, 3.
In Parkman, residents last
year contributed S108.37. Mrs.
Ferry, of RID 2, Burton, is the
mother of three teenagers: Lin
da, 16; Michael, IA; and John,
II. She is a member of Eastern
Star, Parkman Parent-Teacher
Association, Mothers Club, Con-
gregational Church Women's
Fellowship, and is a All ad-
visor. Her husband is a con-
struction superintendent.
The Montville chairman, Mrs.
Beardsley of Rt 4, Chardon, ac-
tive in the Montville Parent
Teacher Association, st. Pat
rick's Church Guild, All activ-
tiles, and st. Barbara Study
Club. Her husband is a dairy
farmer, and she is secretary of
the Farm Bureau Council. The
Beardsley's have two youngsters
Cathy, 8, and Alexa Jean, 5.
A lady with an unusual oc-
cupation is Mrs. Schikowski,
justice of the peace. She also
serves as school nurse. Activities
include Grange, Huntsburg PIT.
A, and the Geauga Hospital
Women's Auxiliary. She has
two children, Barbara, IA, and
Patricia, 10. Her husband is a
tool technician at Warner-Swa-
sey in Cleveland.
Mrs. Cordone of Aquilla has
one son, Edward Paul, 19 mos.
Her husband is an inspector at
Assembly Products in Chester
land. Last years Aquilla drive
netted $202.
The wife of an export mana
ger for the Weatherhead Com
pany in Cleveland, Mrs. Bacon
of Punderson Lake is a gradu-
ate of Cleveland Heights high
school. Aided by 40 volunteers
she will lead the Heart Sunday
Drive which last year hit the
S609.88 mark in Newbury.
Membership in the Chester
ldIlO L N1lhA SAAAS
Eastern Star highlight the activ-
| tiles of Mrs. Robert Koehler,
Chester chairman. Mrs. Koehler
has three children: George, %;
John, 10; and Jim 8. Her hus-
band is a partner in the Cleve-
land Sales Company. A total OF
S799.56 was contributed in the
community last year, represent
ing 100 percent contribution.
AS in past years, Mr.. Alfred
Jordak, superintendent of Mid
dlefield schools, requested the
Senior Glass to take charge of
the Heart Drive. Miss Buber
will organize members of the
class to conduct the civic pro
| iect, which last year yielded
S420.87. The 1857 Drive will
mark the third year the Senior
Glass sponsorship of the Drive.