Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-17

Stray animals, traffic viola
tors and two juveniles who have
admitted six car thefts in this
area kept Chardon Police busy
during the last week, according
to Chief John Bohl.
On Monday, Oct. 7, police in
veStigated a report of a cat hit
by car in front of the Sugar
Bush restaurant at IL am. Po-
lice disposed of the cat.
An excort for the Chardon
Savings Bank was provided at
$50 am, Tuesday, Oct. 8, and
at l pm. police received a call
to the elementary school to pick
up a small dog. 1t was without
a tag and turned over to the
county dog warden.
Another call was received at
2:30 pm. reporting a dog bark
ing near 346 N. Hambden St.
When police arrived the dog took
off, barking, toward the dump.
Mrs. Robert LogSdon, Claridon
Rd., reported at 10 pm. that
someone had put a television an
tenna on top of her car. Police
went to the residence and re-
moved the antenna.
Guy o. Love, Woodin Hill Rd.,
Chardon, was ARE S t d and
charged with disorderly conduct
at the Green Lantern at $50
pm. on Wednesday, Oct. 9. He
was fined $25 and costs that
night.
On Thursday at 3:49 am.
Glen c. Trenton, %, 231 N.
Hambden ST., was arrested and
charged with driving while in
toxicated. He was fined 5000 and
costs and sentenced to three
days in jail.
At $50 pm. Thursday police
highway Patrolman A.
E. Hewis with the arrest of Ed
ward AndrewSki, As, West Farm
ington, near Corey Hospital.
was charged with
while intoxicated, fined
5000 and sentenced to three days
in jail.
Lonnie E. Miller, 10, Geneva,
was Seredv with a citation for
speeding at los am. on Friday.
About two hours later Edward
H. Hill, CheSterland, was arrest
ed for driving while intoxicated.
He was fined 5000 and costs and
sentenced to three days in jail
the next day.
At 4::56 pm. Friday bicycle
was reported stolen by Robert
Hutter, 1877 Maple Ave. Police in
vestigated.
Saturday morning at 2:30 po-
ice arrested for reckless driving
David Switzer, 21, Rome. He
signed waiver for $3.50 the
Monday.
The bicycle reported stolen
from the Hutter residence was
found at 9 am. Saturday and
1t was found by Larry
Tice near the high school. He
Notified police. At $40 police di-
rected traffic during a fire at
Lake Aquilla.
At 11:25 a m. Saturday an ac-
cident involving Albert JnoI
Price, 116 Chardon Ave, and
Patrick Judge, IL, 207 Irma Dr.,
was investigated. Ac-
cording to the report the acci-
dent occurred on Chardon Ave.
when Price, who parked in front
of his home, opened his car door
The boy, on a bicycle, ran into
the door. Both said they did not
see the other. The boy was treat
ed for contuSionS on the neck
and both knees at Corey Hospit-
al and released.
Police received a call at 11:45
a m. Saturday from the Lake
c unity Sheriff's department,
who reported a 1851 automobile
was found, stripped of all four
tires, radio, and with
glass broken in every window
but the one on the left door. 1t
was believed to be the car stolen
from the Raymond Chapman
residence, 214 Chardon Ave-, on
Sept. 26. The car was found in a
dump in Kirkland.
At 7:30 pm. Saturday police
issued a citation for Melvin E. |
Langhoff, "a, Mentor, charging
reckless driving. He was fined
SIS and costs in Mayors Court
night.
Herman Pildner, 439 North St.
was given a ticket for
reckless operation at 2::30 an.
He signed waiver for
SIS. so five hours later. At 3:15
am. Sunday police arrested
Donald C. Shook, 35, Burton,
charged with driving while in
toxicated.
An accident on Main St., in
drivers from Van Vert
and Cleveland Heights, was in
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