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Immediately after the contest
there SIM ~ dance Al thu Amerl
can Legion Hall at Sunnyslde ii
honor IF the contestants
The public ~ invited 70 both the
contest and the dance.
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week end Mr. and Mrs r w
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Rocky Mount NJ $ Angle and the
bows arc spending this Weak here
with her parents
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recent guests d Alr ana Ais
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Colorcd Births

smith ADA Pearl Brown Cumb-
erland BOY May V
arthur and Florence Blgby Nj
heTm giel May Y
Singleton and Margaret William
Rice boy May II
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ooIored Patients

Norman Miller Farmvllle: SAINT
CHAIR ManAs FArmvllle; Estellt
johnson Burkeyille Maria Owens
McheirH and John Owens, Maher-
I'm
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Building survey

No action was taken OH THE Oyrr-
All building program. winch ~ oHt-
lined IN report Of i committee
appointed Lg Tho state slperlntrn-
dent 81 public instruction IL survey
The school buildings and 70 recon-
mend building program to the
school officials 81 P"ince Edward
county The Herald VIII review
these proposed building plans III Y
subsequent edition 81 TIVE paper
Bus drivers we're gwen IN III
crease ~ $40 pei month I'll wages
for next session. provided that their
BINS N not involved III any accident
during the month The board felt
that minor accidents could BE-
eliminated If The fus drives we're
gwen the raise as a bonus for care
Iltl operation A s. mcrcase is also
offered y student drivers Nh the
same basis
The school calehdaf ioi The 1888
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'ifcfc ae-e W patients Ia an
hospital Thursday mofhinr
Patients Admitted
Mrs = H. kcliey Gfrmr, Mrs.
cora DAVIS farmWi.e Mrs Chf-
tord Haga Prospect i II Jones.
Fa myille Nirs waiter Putney
FafnVille. MIS- f. NJ D@iskllI
KeYsvllle Mis- G W Dixon. Keys
Yllle MIS- q W DiEon, Keysvillc.
Mrs Preston Chlldress. Keysville
II K Wilson Crewo Mis- Patricia
Forester famyille Mrs ID $.
Hood LWnenbulYi James Fleet
Wood ltafmyl.le and w q.
Spencer charlotte q. II
Birth
NV and Mrs Billy Il, Coleman.
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Birth

nv ana Mrs. Billy II. Coleman
DiAWyn boy May Y
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
Services Monday for
James Miller, Years
1st Drowning Victim

first trip there this year. A
swimmer of average ability, he
had been in the water elsewhere
about three times this spring be-
ginning in April, his father said
Steve and Jack Brace and
Donald Gildea, all of the Mont
vile vicinity, were with him
Thursday. He swan 60 to 80
feet, developed cramps and
sank in about IL feet of water.
Because of lack of lights and
boats, there was considerable
delay before a search for the
body could get underway.
Boats were obtained from
Mum Sporting Goods Store in
Newbury and Middlefield Fire
Dept. Lights were provided by
Montville Fire Dept. Members
of Chardon Fire Dept. and three
deputies from Geauga Sheriff S
Department assisted.
The body was brought up
about 3:15 am. during dragging
operations. DR.. w. A. Reed, act
ing Geauga coroner, pronounc-
ed the youth dead and gave a
ruling of accidental death from
drowning.
Born Jan. 16, 1910, in Cleve-
land, he resided in Montville
most of his life. He attended
Thompson schools. He made hot
rods and had planned to enter
races in the near future.
Surviving are his parents and
five brothers, William, Philip,
Robert, Michael and Ricky.
Rev. William Kimmons, pas
tor Of st. Patrick'S Church in
Thompson, officiated at Servic-
eS. Burial was in Montville Gem
etery.
Pallbearers were Steve Brace,
Jack Brace, Robert Burkett,
Louis Reid, Dale Rabas, Joseph
Bolan, Robert KangaS and Don
aid Gildea.
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lance.
In summing up the remarks
and the facts brought out by
questions, Mr.. Haas stated, pro-
blems in Geauga are becoming
more and more local problems.
The general opinion seems to
be more industry in Geauga
County. He recommended COM
mitteeS for planning and COM
mittees to help locate more in
dustry in Geauga County. He
said: Study problems together,
keep machinery oiled well, COM
promise and work together"
At the close of the program
Mrs. J. C. Douglas of Auburn,
County Home Economics chair
man, announced the following
winners in the dress contests:
Adult dresses: first, Mrs. Ro-
bert Richard, Newbury; second
Mrs. Edward Taylor, Hamb-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
GO Children
Receive 1St
Communion

On Sunday, May 4, at the Spe-
cial $50 a m. high mass officiat-
ed by Rev. James A. Walsh of
st. Mary's Catholic Church in
Chardon, 66 children received
their first Holy Communion.
This class of first communi-
cants (the largest in st. Mary's
history was instructed and pre-
cared for their first communion
tby Sister Mary Jane Ellen, S.
md.
In the picture are:
TOP: James Paul, Rev. JAM
les A. Walsh, Torrance Paul.
! SECOND ROW: William "
ans, Bruce Hill, Joseph Kovach,
William Frigic, Robert Warn
er, Dem is Stanton, Mark
Krause, Michael WoollamS
THIRD ROW: James Ziegler,
michael Krejci, William Jack
son, Charles BoroS, Dennis Ho-
gan, Ernest Bender, JOS e p h
Hall.
FOURTH ROW: William Hill
bis, Douglas Hills, Francis Mo-
hweSki, Mark Firoina, Michael
CulliSon, Danial Romans, An
nony Valvoda, Gerald Sipan.
FIFTH ROW: Shirley Pogor-
kelski, Gregory TraSk, Georgene
Connolly, Harold Connolly,
Ralph Bertke, William Connor
Robert Janek, Keith Kingery,
Michael Tvergyak, Dale Antol-
Xix, Robert Weber, Albert Janek,
David Ververka, Dolores Warn
Ter, Barbara Koerner.
SIXTH ROW: Martha Petrone,
Rosemary Divoky, jeanne Skull
ky, Linda Knapik, Elaine RoSip-
ko, Pamela Kuhn, Patti Farm
hcci, Barbara Janek, K a n
Prince, Tina Marie Gall, Berna-
lime iegler, Barbara Borie, Pc
ne Farinacci Mona Lisa Gall.
FRONT ROW: Kathleen jan
ek, Teresa Petkosek, Sandra
Redmond, She'll aRussell, Kath-
Deen Kazel, Pamela Farnicci,
Lucille Duty, Yvonne M e h e,
sandra Halowaty, ChriStiane FIJI
Ia, Sharon Clifford, Valerie Err
hyei.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
Geauga Farms Decrease Number Grow Sze Speaker Says

but milk production has increaS-
ed. Agriculture is still big bus
mess in Geauga but the great
deS tporblme is the large invest
ment in farm land and equip
ment."
Lyle Battles, farmer and mar
ket man, also emphasized more
efficient farming. He stated that
farmers would have been better
off If they had never had farm
subsidies. The surplus helps the
consumer, it is used to hammer
down prices.
Mr.. Battles said that if farm
ers produce efficiently they
must put up a better product. He
recommended cooperative mar
keting by farmers. He also call
ed attention to the fact that land
values are so high in Geauga
County, that farmers must have
high income.
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den; thir, Mrs. Gail Painter,
Chester.
Junior Division: Rhea Sing
erman, Hambden; Alma MoSley
Thompson.
Youth: Karen Mckinley, Clar-
idon; Kathy Peters, Hambden.
Judges in the dress contests
were Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Edward
Griffith, Mrs. Rita Kenney.
Angel Food Cake contest: first
Mrs. Edith Lanstrum, Munson;
second Mrs. Ruth Wheeler,
Hambden; third, Mrs. Arthur
Button, Auburn. Judges, Mrs.
William Burr, Mrs. Humphrey
and Mrs. William Clark.
The evening activities ended
with square dancing and cake
walks. Music was supplied by
the Old Timers with Mrs. Ar
thur First at the piano. Fred Ner
ing, was caller.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

Robert Lindsay stated that the
est Geauga schools also have
an over production problem. He
told of the increase in the num-
Der of pupils in the schools. He
said that at present there are
lot people on the pay roll in the
local school system. Nine new
teachers have been hired for
next year. The school board
had no difficulty in filling these
positions, he said, because of
the high salary standard adopt
ed here.
Mr.. Humphrey called atten-
tion to the low tax duplicate in
Geauga County. Land use must
be controlled, he said. 1.-The
biggest problem is to get a hap
py medium between older land
owners and the newcomers" He
recommended industry, COM
merical areas and farms for ba-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

drive.
The Hambden Women's Club
is giving a special bonus to the
young person who earns the
most money for the youth re-
creation fund.
Over one-hundred boys and
girls, MONS and dads, were in
attendance when Hambden o.
mems Club held a Family Com
munity Square Dance in the
Hambden School gymnasium
this past Saturday evening, May
IT, between the hours of 8 IL.
Both Square-dancing as well
as round and rock and roll num-
bers were played. Several area
youngsters were winners of the
numerous mystery prizes award
ed the children; and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Ritchie of Middlefield
(she teaches 5th grade at Ham
bden SchooD won the main
prize given the adult category.
Homer Hollar, we'll known
throughout Lake County for his
versatility in this line, was call
er for the sQuare-dancing.
Hambden Women'S Club pres
ident, Mrs. Paul A. Lyman, an
nounced that this was the first
of the hoped-for recreational ac-
tivities planned for the youth of
Hambden. She went on to say
that a plan had been submitted
whereby this program might get
underway win a financial baS-
is for its foundation. To explain
this plan to the area youngsters
more in detail, special meet
ing was scheduled for Wednes-
day evening, May 81, at the
school starting at pm.
The thanks of the Women's
Club officers was extended to
all in the community who sup
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
Little League
Starts Saturday

A parade starting at l pm.
Saturday will kick off Little
League baseball in Chardon for
this summer, according to an
announcement made today by
Goldie Varab, publicly chair
an.
The first game of the double
header will feature the Chardon
Athletics, managed by David
Tincher, against the Thompson
Red Sox. Richard nidarsic ma
nager. The Chardon White Sox,
managed by Bob Collier, and
Raymond Stones Chardon In
dianS will vie in the second tilt
of the day.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

CHESTER - The Town and
Country Banquet sponsored by
the Geauga County Pomona
Grange, which was held at the
Chester school on Saturday, was
attended by more than 800. The
meal was served by Chester
Grange, members on attractive
ly decorated tables at $50 pm.
The program, presented by
the Pomona Lecturer Mrs. Ho-
ward MoSely, followed the
meal. This started with music
by Luther Battles, Arthur Gro
otegoed and Chester Bruce. In
vocation was by Arthur First,
Pomona Chaplain. Group sing
ing was led by Mrs. Dortha
Cook.
Othe rmusical numbers were
a piano solo by Mrs. Arthur
First and vocal duets, "Mocking
Bir dSinging in the Lilac Bush"
and Sentimental Journey" by
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ly.
A high spot in the program
was a panel discussion. Charles
Haas of Columbus was modera-
tor. Mr.. Haas, former County
Agricultural Agent here, has
many friends in Geauga County.
He is now District Supervisor of
Extension.
Others on the panel were Ro-
bert C. Lindsey, superintendent
of West Geauga Schools; M. w.
Humphreys, chairman, Geauga
Planning Commission; Lyle
Battles, president, East Cleve-
land Marketing Association, and
farmer; Sterling TimmonS of
Auburn, Dairy farmer.
Mr.. Haas remarked on he
many changes in Geauga Coun-
ty and the many things that
have happened in the past few
years. Many new people are
coming in, a meeting such as
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

this offers an opportunity to
know each other, he said.
when farm and city people
come together they should make
an effort to get all of the facts"
He said that there had been
more changes in Agriculture
since 1910 than in many years
preceding that date. He stated
that he was not worried about
the future of agriculture.
Mr.. TimmonS, dairy farmer of
Auburn, stated that there were
not as many farms in Geauga
County but the size of many
has been increased. Geauga is
natural dairy county because
of the grass production.
"Geauga has the shortest
growing season of any county
in the state, TimmonS said,
"but has plenty of rain. The
number of daiier Sha sdecline
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

Calvin and Jeanne Stanton, all
of HuntSburg Grange.
Ledge Grange presented a
Skit with Georgia Kasper, Ar
thur Mosley, Charles Mosley
and Ernest Jerome taking parts.
A tableau entitled, Farm and
City coming Together with Bet
ter Understanding" had the fol-
lowing characters: representing
the city, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Atcheson and Barbara Atcheson
of Eastlake; Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Baker and Silvia and Larry
Baker of Thompson; Betty Blat-
mix of Auburn accompanied by
Mrs. Burr sang, God Bless
This Home.
A pleasant surprise of the ev-
ening was the presence of Roy
Battles, who is assistant to the
National Grange Master in
Washington DC. Mr.. Battles
was introduced and spoke brief
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

a course of this nature started
in the community?
This was the third such re-
quest I had received on this
same day and it started me
thinking! Are there enough ad-
ultS in Hambden who might be
interested in Square-dancing-
were it offered as a regular E.
vent? I understand the Grange
used to sponsor quite a number
such dances in past years but,
again repeatedly, there is no.
thing offered along these lines
presently to the mons and dads
who might enjoy this type of
dancing. Am I right? Are you
interested? If so, Please contact
myself (Phone number above)
or Mrs. Mike Skiba (Chardon-
indsor Rd., phone Avenue s.
9199) and we'll see what can
be done on this Score!!
On our Measles list this week
is Miss Rosemary Spedick. Rose
is an eighth grade student at
Hambden School.
A trip was in store for the
eighth grade class of Hambden
School this past Friday, May 16.
The students, with suitable cha
peronage, first visited the Nor
mon Temple in Kirkland. From
there, they went to Manners
Big Boy, on Rt. 20 just east
f Willoughby, for their lunch:
and then on to see the Garfield
Home in Mentor. A good time
as well as an educational one
was had by ALL!
Former Hambden resident,
RS. Walt Bookman, has recent
ly been reported as a hospital
visitor. Sorry to learn this. The
Bookman's now reside in Char
don.
Twas birthday greetings on
Friday, May Is, for Gloria Yur-
chek of Brakeman Rd.
Mrs. Frederick Carver, of Rt.
608, has been, as one might say
up and down health-wise late
ly. However, as of this writing,
Mrs. Carver is up and do hope
this remains the case.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
Elect Koese1

New officers elected at the
meeting of st. Mary'S Holy
Name Society Sunday, May II,
are:
President, Joe KoeSel; vice
president, Dick Purcell; secre-
AIRY, illiam Skully; treasurer,
John Paul; program direcor,
Steve Kamany; marshall, Leroy
Wright; sick and vigil, Ed
KrebS; Catholic Action, Al Fen
Stermaker; publicly chairman,
Henry King.
Also elected are: youth, Art
Penkaty; retreat, Paul Smith;
delegates, Tom Sparks and Joe
KrebS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
AquiIIa Mayor Creighton Quits,
Council President Grant Gets Job
Sudden Resignation
Accepted Monday

AQUILLA - In a surprise
move, Myor Otis Creighton
presented his resignation to
council here Monday night.
Council President Richard
Grant will fill out Creighton'S
unexpired term as mayor of Ge-
auga'S smallest village.
The reSignin gmayo rxeplain-
ed that his present full-time Job
does not allow him enough time
to properly fulfill the duties of
mayor. He had presented his
plans for reSigning at an earle
meeting, but it appeared he had
decided to remain on the job
after talking to councilmen at
that time.
Creighton, who was elected un-
opposed to his second term as
village mayor last November,
presented his gavel of office to
Grant at the Monday meeting.
Grants tenure of office, in the
unexpired term, extends through
December 1859.
Grant, SO, a graduate of Char
don High School, has lived in
Aquilla Village II years and has
been a member of council for
five. He has been president of
council for two years, serving as
acting mayor in Creighton's alb
Sence.
The new mayor lives at "a
Goredon DR.. with his wife, Rose,
and four children: Richard Jr.,
Is; Rheta, 13; Sally, IL; and
Danny, 10.
Council elected Stanley Novak
as it's new president and ap-
pointed William Adams to re-
place Grant on the administra-
tive board.
Village Clerk Jessie Marthe
said today the village is seeking
another councilman to fill out
it's membership of six. She said
council has 80 days to make the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
Hambden Youth Start Fund Raising Campaign

Scriptions to the Geauga Rec
ord.
John Gore, managing editor Of
the Record, has promised the
youth 81 toward their fund for
every years subscription they
sell to the Chardon paper.
All young people soliciting
subscriptions will carry sampe
copies of the newspaper with
them and will give Record sub
scription receipts to each person
who participates in their fund
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ported this event and made it a
success.
Serving on he committee with
Mrs. Lyman were: Mrs. N. Os-
borne, Mrs. w. Mahaffey, Mrs.
M. FrazekaS, Mrs. C. Heron,
Mrs. P. Ernyei, Mrs. w. Eplett,
and Mrs. Richard Roberts.
PTA To Sponsor Hat Show
To add a touch of humor to
this their final meeting of the
current year, the Hambden PTA
plans a 'Krazy Hat Show for
Tuesday evening, May 27, start
ing at 8 pm. at the school.
Katherine Harrison and Mrs.
Skinner of Chardon will head
this event. All PTA members
and friends are urged to attend
and join in the offered fun.
The new officers, elected at
the April meeting, will be in
stalled as we'll at this time
Mrs. Fred Ochachlaeger, pres
ident of the Geauga County PTA
Council, will direct these cere-
monies.
Hambden Downs ClaridOn
With a close score of IA, the
elementary boys baseball team
of Hambden School downed the
laridon team on wednesday,
May IA, at the Hambden School.
In the girls game, Hambden was
again the victor with a score of
1877.
Hambden Snaps
This past Sunday evening, a
Hambdenite adult resident stop.
ped in my home to inquire
Mrs. Lyman, we all had such a
good time at the Square-dance
at the school last evening; is
there any chance we might get
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
Wash Saturday

The National Honor Society of
Chardon High School is sponsor
ing a car wash Saturday from
9 am. to 6 pm. at the Chardon
Savings Bank Co.'s uptown Of
flee, according to Mrs. Grace
Bradle ,yNHS advisor.
Charge is 81. The group will
pickup and deliver, if necessa-
rV
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
BY FLO LYMAN
Phone ELmWOOd 7-76O9

HAMBDEN-A campaign to
raise funds for youth recreation
in Hambden got underway last
night when approximately 60 ar
ca young people met in Hamb-
den School.
Funds will be earned by the
young people themselves. To
start the fund they will conduct
a one-week drive, which ends
mex Wednesday, selling sub
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon at the Riton-
daro Funeral Home, Chardon,
for James A. Miller, 18, oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Mil
ler of Montville.
The youh drowned at Stillwell
Pond in Claridon Thursday
night.
The pond is in a dammed-off
area stemming from Akron Res
ervoir. 1t was the Miller youths
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
Record to Publish
Early Next Week

Because of the Memorial
Day Holiday, the Geauga Re-
cord will publish on WedneS-
day instead of Thursday next
week. All news and advertiS-
. copy should be in the
newspaper office one day ear
lier than SuSal.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
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COMMUNITY NEWS

Aquilla Police Conduct Week
end Auto Check .................... 7
Chester Groups Schedule Ser
vice for Memorial Day Next
Friday ...................................... 2
ClaridOn Grange Names Dress
Contest Winners .................. 7
Hambden Youth Start Fund
Raising Campaign ............... /
MontvilIe Students Take Trip
to Pymatuning Dam ............ 4
Hambden Youth Start Fund
MunsOn Firemen Assist Sher-
iff in Safety Check ............ 6
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22

appointment, after which time
the mayor may appoint the new
councilman.