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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
$1-MiIIion Theft
"a.
Suspect Held

CHICAGO, May 81 (R.-
Harry v. Gralnek, insurance
executive accused of embez-
Zling 81 million from his firm,
surrendered today to police.
Gralnek, SO, a vice president
of the Highway Insurance Co.,
was charged with misappropri-
ating $1,045,272 in a warrant
based on a complaint by Russell
Ne he ivcsiiert OF the firm.
Mr.. Matthias charged that
Gralnek cashed bonds held by
the company as liability re-
serves and deposited the funds
in personal bank accounts. Mr..
Matthias said several hundred
thousand dollars were unac-
counted for by Gralnek.
Gralnek was admitted to
$50, 900 bond by Judge Cecil C.
Smith pending a hearing in
Felony Court June 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Pence Takes
Congress Bid
In Roanoke

ROANOKE. Va, May 81 (P).
Richard F. Pence, 45-year-
old Roanoke lawyer, today &C
cepted a 9Th District Demo-
cratic convention nomination
for Congress which he said will
be "a continuation of last falls
struggle" against the Republic
can Party.
He was sent into the coming
political battle with a ringing
endorsement from Gov. J. Lind
say Almond, jr., in a seconding
speech that at the end brought
the crowd of between 900 and
TOO to its feet applauding.
Mr.. Pence goes against Rep
resentative Richard H. Poff,
one of Virginia's two Republi-
can Congressmen and law
partner of State Senator Ted
Dalton, who was beaten by Mr..
Almond for the governorship
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-01
Virginia Beach Man
To Head Joycees

20 ROANOKE, Va. May 81 (P.
Rhea Adams of Virginia Beach
today was elected president Of
the Virginia Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
Mr. Adams, president Of the
Virginia Beach chapter, polled
l25 votes-six more than need
ed-on the first ballot at the
State groups annual conven-
ton. He will succeed Alvin H.
Newman of Danville.
Other candidates for the jay
Gees top State post were VIII
liam H. Board of Blacksburg,
a State vice president, and R,
Earl Campbell of Lynchburg,
State chaplain.
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ESCAPE

Continued From First Page
caught him coming across the
railroad bridge. Tatun1 was
hing held on carnal knowledge
Ch'rges.
Still at large an hour after
the escape was Haywood Smith,
AZ, under housebreaking
charges. He was formerly OF
Brentwood, Md. He was de-
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feet. 9 inches tall and weigh
ing ITO pounds. He was wear
, nS blue hospital pajRmas.
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Fuirfux Dwelling
DESTROYED in Fire

A four-room wooden frame
house in windsor Estates,
Fairfax County, was destroyed
in a 21a-hour fire yesterday.
Assistant Fire Chief James
l.. Hunter of the Franconia
Fire Department said the fire
started from unknown origin
in the home of Randell Booher
at 90 Barber road. Chief
Hunter said there was no one
at home at the time Of the fire.
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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
REVEAL PLANS AT ANNUAL MEETING
Chardon Telephone CO. Plans $125,OOO
Expansion of Building, Equipment in 1858

pleted in 1850.
The shareholders annua
meeting of The Thompson Tele-
phone Co. was held in Chardon
following the Chardon company
meeting. Baxter H. Case, presi-
dent, in the annual report, said
$50, 900 expansion and improve
ment program had been com
pleted. This included the enlar-
cement of the Montville build
ing and the installation of COM
pletely new dial offices.
The two offices will be con-
verted to two-five dial opera
tion May Is. 1t was reported,
too, that all billing, and all mat
ters in connection with the Gus
toners service are being hand
led in Chardon.
Following the annual meeting
the directors reelected Case
as president; Ralph Irwin of
Columbus, vice president, and
George MaSSar of Columbus,
secretary treasurer. Ward Nc
Donald, president of the Char
don Saving Bank Co., was nam
ed to the board. The other direc-
tor is r. w. Sidley. R.G. HUI
bert, who has been with the
Thompson company for many
years was re-appointed mana
ger.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

Five persons were injured
and two remain in Lake Coun-
ty Memorial Hospital today as
the result of two automobile &C
cidents on Geauga highways
during the week.
Injured were:
RICHARD N. JOHNSTON, 20,
200 Center ST., Chardon, gashes
on legs and possible internal i
juries, in good condition at Lake
hospital.
JAMES R. JACKMAN, %,
Willoughby, head injuries, cut
left leg and possible internal
injuries, in poor condition in
Lake hospital.
OWEN T. WEST, 10, Prince
ton Rd., Chardon, cuts on face
and numerous fractures, treat
ed and released at Lake hos
pital.
KENNETH P. BEVINGTON,
%, Rt. 2, Chardon, leg injuries
IRENE WARD, 40, Rt. /,
Rome, minor head injuries.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

A total of $9917 so has been
contributed toward the $14,815
goal of the 1858 Red Cross Fund
Drive in Geauga County, it was
announced today by Mrs. jam
eS E. Wingard Jr., co-chairman
of the drive.
Last year $1O,893 20 was col
lected. .
Amounts collected from each
township, with the uota follow
ing and amount collected last
year in parenthesis, are:
Auburn-$219.21, $525 ($343 .69)
cambridge - $716.06, $500,
($967 .69); Burton $508 .66,
$1150 ($417. $50; Chardon Town
ship - $471 90, $700 ($550.53) !;
Chardon villa $l568 .28,
$1,000 ($1534. .62); Chester =
$1186 SO, $145O ($1O22 .02).
Claridon - $236. .98, $475 ($249.-
7O); Lake Aquilla = $3.50 $75
($86.95); Hambden $575. IT,
$3.50 ($532.75); Huntsburg =
$162.32, $275 ($186.70; Middle
field - $687.74, $1250 ($1024. Al !;
Montville - $174.95, $275 ($257.-
92).
Munson - $685. 80, $3.50 ($911.-
So; Newbury - 597 Sc, $1,000
(542.67); Parkman $165. 81, ,
$3.50 1897. .38); Russell - 1886. Is,
$1400 ,($1314. .32); South Russell
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Chardon, West Geauga Capture
Honors in Annual Jaycee Roadeo

Tests of driving skill Satur-
day involved straight line driv-
ing surpentine (going around
barrels, curve and offset and
parallel parking. Judges were
Deputy Sheriff Frank Fila and
C. C. Houchen of the Chardon
Police Department.
Runners up, also selected,
with their scores, are: Charles
White, Middlefield, 457; Peter
Keller, Chardon, 449; Rose Ma
rie Kolesar, West Geauga, 395;
and Andrea Carson, Chardon,
384.
Scores were based on a pos
sible 500 points, 800 for the driv-
ing test and 200 for the written
tests. Dixon, of West Geauga,
and Swedenborg, of Chardon,
tied for the high spot with 46O
points each.
Among girl contestants Gret-
chen Zepp, Chardon, received
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Red Cross Still $4,000
Short of Geauga Goal

- $368.54, $4OO 1889 49); Thomp
SON $195i13, $3.50 (194. 98) (;
Troy - $204, $400 ($271 .25).
The REQ Cross Bloodmoblle
will be in Burton May IL at the
Burton congregational Church
from l to 7 pm. Mrs. F.
Weidlein, chairman of the Red
Cross Bloodmobile, said they
would like to have 1876 people
scheduled and are hoping to
reach the people in the eastern
half of Geauga County.
Reservations may be phoned
to Mrs. Al Rutkowski, Temple
4-8107; coordinator is Mrs. Le-
wis Leonard.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

refreshments.
April Showers was the theme
of the lecturers program. The
program started with a poem
by the lecturer, Mrs. Lawrence
Battles.
The main part of the program
was by Robert Ranney who war
ned that April showers may not
always supply enough water for
this section. His talk was on
water supply and use through
out the US. He showed that
there is now plenty of water
in this section, but there should
be plans for preservation by ID
conservation, (2) water mana
cement and 90 water shed pro-
gram.
His talk was followed by a
discussion. A guessing game
completed the program. Next
meeting is May 13 at 80.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

-Four Geauga County teenag-
ers will travel to GAINESVILLE
June to compete in the state
wide Road-e-o competitions
sponsored by the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce and Soho.
The four-Jim Dixon, James
Swedenborg, Gretchen zepp and
Polly Richmond-Were chosen
to represent Geauga County af-
ter they made high scores in
written and drivers skill tests ad-
ministered locally by Chardon
and Burton Jaycees under the
craftsmanship of Russ Bechow-
lax and Norman May.
Those chosen were among 43
lGeauga teenagers who success
fully completed a written exam
ination given in high schools
throughout the county and COM
peted in the driving tests ad-
ministered Saturday at The
Snapout Forms Co. parking lot.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Chester Grange Plans
Town, Country Banquet

CHESTER = Chester Grange
met in regular form on Tuesday
evening, April %, with Worthy
Master Levi Hartong in the
chair.
Mrs. Albert Freshley report
ed on the plans for the Town
and Country Banquet which will
be held in the Chester School
on Saturday, May. II. Mrs. R.
o. Stone and Mrs. George Spar
grove were appointed as CO.
chairmen of a committee to
take care of table decorations
were made.
Mrs. FreShley also reported
on the decorating plans for the
county home and announced the
date of the sewing contest. This
will be May 2 (evening) at Ray
mond'S Fabric Shop, Mayfield
Rd.
Mrs. Lawrence Battles and
Mr.. Murray LaMoreaux report
ed the plans for the Chester
Memorial Day program. Rural
Life Sunday and Memorial SER
vices will be held at Claridon
Sunday, May 25, where a pic
mic dinner will be served at
1:30.
Mrs. Forrest Bond, legislative
agent. reported on an interview
she had when in Washington,
with Congressman David Denni-
son in regard to the National
Grange Building.
AS the date of the next ex-
change of degree work will be
held in Claridon on May 27, the
date of Chester Grange meeting
night, it was voted to cancel
that meeting so that members
could attend the degree meet
ing. The first degree will be ex-
emplified by south Russell
Grange and the second degree
by Newbury.
There was an angel food cake
contest and Mrs. George Spar
grove, who judged the cakes,
announced that Mrs. Murray La
Moreaux won first place and
Mrs. A. Freshley, second, Ruth
Hartong was first in junior en-
tries. The cakes were used for
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

418 and Polly Richmond, West
Geauga, received 407 points.
The four finalistS, in addition
to the GAINESVILLE trip, will be
honored at an awards banquet
sponsored by the JayceeS. At
that time they will receive $25
each and winners plaques. Ger
tificateS Of merit will be pre-
sented to all those competing
who meet the qualifying grades.
A plaque, to rotate among Ge-
gauga schools in future years,
will be presented to Chardon
High School whose students &C
cumulated the largest number
of points in this years compe-
tition.
Total points, by schools, are:
Chardon, 2179; West Geauga,
2155; Cardinal, 1885; Burton,
1894; Kenston, lis; Newbury
862; Thompson, O.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

AT the directors meeting TO-
flowing the shareholders meet
ing, Yetter Snyder and Baxter
H. Case were reelected preSi-
dent and vice president reSpec-
lively as was George Massar of
Columbus, secretary and treas
urer. The other directors are
Ralph Irwin and Harold Wilson
both of Columbus and Wade
Garfield of Chardon
The telephone building will be
enlarged and garage and ware
house facilities provided at an
estimated cost of $55, 900. The
floor space will be increased
two and one half times to $500
square feet. The interior will be
remodeled so as to enlarge the
space for administrative offices
and the public business office.
Two hundred lines of switch
ing equipment will be added at
a cost of 5000, while automa-
tic toll ticketing, associated equ-
ipment and a power plant will
tae an estimated $4,000.
The cable plant will be eX-
tended by the addition of COG
pair and 404 pair cables from
the telephone building west "a
of a mile on Water St., to Will
son Mills Rd. Also a 101 pair
cable will be added on Auburn
Rd. south of Wilson Mills Rd.
On the financial side it was
shown that while the revenue
increased, telephone expenses
went up correspondingly. Wages
and taxes, the two largest items
of telephone operating expenses,
showed considerable increases.
The payroll was $125, ,6O6 .25
as compared to $101 ,840.98 the
previous year. Taxes for the
first nine months increased
from $50, 700 in 1856 to $72, 300
in 1857.
Mr.. Case announced that Ar
thur E. Rowe and associates,
of Cleveland, are at work on
plans for enlarging tn building
and for the warehouse and gar
age. This firm deSined the pre-
sent building, which was com
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

One of the quietest primary
election days in years is ex-
pected to draw little attention
from Geauga'S approximately
10000 qualified electors when
the polls open next Tuesday
morning.
/ In countrywide balloting, De-
mocrats and Republicans will
nominate one candidate each
for the posts of county COM
missioner, auditor and repre-
sentative to the general assem-
bly,.
For the Democrats the re-
suits are a foregone conclusion
they have but one candidate
seeking each nomination. Re
publicanS, likewise, have but
one person on the nominating
slate for auditor and repreSen-
tative, but they are faced with
a choice of one of three candi-
dates to pit against the Demo
cratic nominee for county COM
missioner in November.
This three way race for the
COP nomination for ounty
commissioner, school bond is
sues in NeWbury ($130, ,00O) and
Kenston 1880, ,000, and a zon-
ing issue in Middlefield Town
ship are the only choices which
electors will be faced with To-
cally, although a flock of state
candidates in each party will be
seeking the electors nod.
Also to be elected are pre-
cinct committeemen-one Dem
ocrat and one Republican
from each of Geauga'S 81 pre-
cinctS. Electors here have no
choice, for only so persons are
seeking election although there
are IA posts available
Republican candidates for
county commissioner are:
JAMES I. HUNT, incumbent,
who is seeking election to his
second term. The 49-year-old
Middlefield man was gradual
ed from Chagrin Falls High
School in 1928 and attended Ohio
State University. He served as
a councilman and member of
the school board in Middlefield
before becoming county COM
missioner four years ago. Liv-
ing in Middlefield with his wife
and three Children, Hunt owns
and operates the Home Tele-
phone Co., is president of the
Ohio Independent Telephone AS
sociation and owns and operates
a bowling alley in Middlefield.
JAMES L. WERNER, Char
don attorney, is again seeking
his party'S nomination to coun-
ty commissioner He was an un-
successful candidate for the
same nomination two years a.
go. Werner is past president of
the Chardon PTA, past vice pre-
sident of the Chardon Chamber
of Commerce, a recipient of the
1855 Jaycee distinguished SER
vice award, chairman of the Ge-
auga County Heart Campaign in
1856. He is a member of the
Chardon Methodist Church, the
MaSons, and county and state
bar associations. He lives on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Chardon Man Still HospitaIzed,
4 Others Injured in Accidents

Johnston, West and Jackman
were injured in an accident Sat
urday at dusk on Rt. 6 at Au-
burn Rd. According to sheriff S
department reports autos driv-
en- by Johnston and Henry B.
Wick, 81, Auburn Rd., Chardon,
collided. A witness said it ap-
peared that Wick pulled out of
the parking lot at Velvick's Inn.
Bevington and Mrs. Ward
were hurt in a three-car COLI
sion on Rt. 6 in Hambden
Township April %. According to
reports an auto driven by Paul
A. Stone, Rt. l, Huntsburg, hit
head-on with an auto owned by
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Bidding to Open
on Geauga Hospital

Bids will be solicited, start
ing Monday, for Geauga's
proposed 56-bed general hos
pital, it was announced today
by Paul C. Jacobs, hospital
administrator.
He said authorities are hop
ing to open bids on May 2,
pending final word from the
state department of health
officials, who must be pre-
sent when bids are opened.
Jacobs said a maximum of
$750,00O is available for the
building. ..F.
Plans and specifications
on file in Jacobs office on Rt.
A south of Rt. 322.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

Bevington which was standing
still across the center line of
Rt. 6, headed into the west
bound lane.
This impact pushed the Bev-
ington vehicle into the auto dri-
ven by Frederick Thomas Ward ;.
Al, which was approaching in
the east bound lane.
In another accident autos
driven by Matthias Wallner, 81,
Rt. 86, Huntsburg, and Har-
old w. Whitten, As, Windsor, col
ided on Rt. 322 at Rt. 528 in
HuntSburg Saturday. Minor da-
images were reported to the
Whitten auto.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Heads All Sewers

Mrs. Hofstetter's group, the
Chardon Thimbles, held their
first meeting April ID.
The following officers were ell
ected: president, Edwina Hof-
stetter; vice president, Ann
HuXel; secretary, Jane Died
rich; treasurer, Pat Walsh;
health and safety leaders, Lou
iSe Gore and Karen VanOvern;
news reporters Ethel Wollpert,
Sally RosSbach and Pat Walsh.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

which position he held until
retirement in 1854. He lives with
his wife on Hemlock Rd. in Rus
sell. The couple have one son,
Ralph Barr Of Chardon.
Also drawing special atten-
tion in Geauga is the candidacy
Of Probate and Juvenile Judge
Robert B. Ford for the Repub-
lican nomination for Judge of
the seventh district court of ap-
peals. He is the only Geauga
candidate seeking a post out
side the county.
The complete slate of County
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
COP Commissioner Contest IS
Only Geauga Race in Primary
Judge Ford Seeks Appellate Post

Basquin Dr., Chardon, with his
wife and two children.
/. CLIFFORD c. BARR, SO, born
in Pennsylvania, was graduated
from high school in Ballaire, O.
hio, and has worked as a sales
man and sales manager in
Cleveland. During World War
II he worked as a buyer with
the Cleveland Pneumatic Tool
Co., which post he resigned in
l947 to become a purchasing
conSultant with the Walter E.
Schott Investment Co. of Gin
cinnati and vice president of
the Royal Vacuum Cleaner Co.,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

candidates which will face cleo
tors of both parties Tuesday,
with the exception of those run
ming for precinct committeeman
is:
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
B. A. Broughton, Republican;
Phillip w. Adams, Democrat.
COMMISSIONER 49, James I.
Hunt, James L. Werner and
Clifford c. Barr, Republicans;
Floyd N. Strong, Democrat.
AUDTTOR-Wilma F. Kronk,
Republican; Mary C. Frank De-
mocrat.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Wanda Fielder King
Files for Divorce

Wanda Fielder King 215 S.
Hambden ST., Chardon, has fill
ed an action in Common Pleas
Court here seeking a divorce
from Merrill C. King, 314 S.
Hambden st.
In her petition she charges
that King has been guilty of
"grosS neglect of duty and ex-
treme cruelty since the marri-
age" The couple have one
child, Merrill Charles King Jr.,
born in November 1856.
Mrs. King seeks custody of
the child, funds for support of
the child and herself, and a con-
veyance of real estate on
Clark Rd. in Chardon Town
ship.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

phone Co. at the annual share
holders meeting.
Baxter H. Case, vice presi.
dent and general manager, pre-
sented the report which showed
the company enjoyed the best
year in it's history with the
greatest gain in telephones and
increased use of both local and
long distance service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01

To meet and keep ahead of
Chardon's demand for telephone
service the telephone building at
2O5 Hambden St. will be en-
larged, a garage and warehouse
will be built, much cable will
be placed and extensive equip
ment will be installed this year,
it was revealed in connection
with the report of the 1857 oper-
ationS of The Chardon Tele-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
INSIDE
COMMUNITY NEWS

SouM UNI NEWS
AqquiIla Girl Scouts Hold In
vestiture Rites. eS....................... IL
Chester Joint Council Reviews
Accomplishments of 2
Years ........................................ 8
ClaridOn Study Club Visits
Case Observatory .................. 5
East ClaridOn Party Honors
Sally Orchard ........................ Q
Hambden Youth Asks Recrea-
tion Planned with Adult Su-
perviSion ...............................,.. Q
MOntville WSCS Elects Maud
Nicolet President ................ 5
MunSOn Grange Hears Mem
berShip Proposal ................ 6
OTHER FEATURES
Chardon Personals. ......,............ 6
Chardon School News. .............. 3
Classified Ads. S..............................11 II
Courthouse News. ...................... 4
Men In Service .......................... IL
Society ...................................... 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

NY POLICY
"Tll give you o better
tire deol any doy Of
the week or I will re-
fund your money
promptly.
Joe 6Fonvills