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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Emma Christian
Rites Saturday

Rites for Mrs. Robert Christi
an, were held 2 pm. Sunday in
Claridon Congregational Church.
Rev. Osborne Grove, pastor
officiated. Burial was in Clari-
don Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Francis Vaccariello, Vern Wells,
Rowland Mapes, william Row :
ley, Peter Petersen, Ernie Pol
lack.
Mrs. Christian, 81, of Ki1e
Rd., Claridon, died Thursday af-
ternoon at her home.
Emma Christian was born in
st. Clarisville, o., and resided in
Willoughby and Chardon before
moving to Claridon about six
years ago.
Her hobbies were music and
sewing. She was a member of
the Claridon Congregational CHI
urch, where she was leader of
the Junior Choir. She belonged
to Claridon PTA, and had been
an active member of Chardon
Music Club.
She had served as choir dir
ector in Willoughby Presbyteri-
an Christian Church, and h d
sung in the choir of Euclid Ave,
Baptist Church, Cleveland.
On May II, 1941, she was mar
lried to Robert Christian in the
Euclid Ave. Baptist Church ir
Cleveland.
Surviving with the husband
are their children, Robert A,
Beth T., Paul T., Sara A. n
Laura E.; father, Gabor Simon
of Cleveland; sisters, Miss Ire
Inc Simon of Cleveland and Mrs
Laura Judge and Mrs. Gertrude
Mccarthy, both of Roosevelt
Long Island; four borthers, Lou
I lis Simon OF Cleveland, Gabrie
lof Medina, Frank of Parma ant
IStephen of Lima.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Munson 4~HClub
Leaders Honored

Members of the Geauga Hills
Garden Club and their guests at
tended a bonfire and cookout
at the home of Mr.. and NJ r S.
Birch Matthews on Saturday
Sept. 27. A full moon and crisp
fall air made the occasion a
most successful affair.
Hospital Auxiliary
The Geauga County Rummage
and Harvest Sale is to be held
on Friday, Oct. 8, and Satur :
day, Oct. 4, at the Burton Fair
grounds with doors opening at
10 am. On Saturday afternoon
at 4 pm. an auction will be held.
Anyone here in the Munson area
who may have any rummage
they would like to donate + o r
this project may call Mrs. Alice
Jacobs at Avenue 6-5169.
Notice is given that the Mum
son Charter of the Hospital Au-
Hillary has changed their meet
ing nights from the Sc ION d
Thursday TO the second Tuesday
of the month. The first meeting
will be held on Tuesday, Oct. IA
at 8 pm. the location to be an
nounced next week.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
nanne Potts
Is Cited for
Scholarship

Miss jeanne r. Potts, sen
on the Lake Erie campus Sun
esville, o., has received a fac
ulty citation for scholarly dis
tinction for the work of her en-
tire three years at Lake Erie,
it was announced Sunday (Sept.
ember 2S) by c. T. Ruddick, sec
retary of the college.
The honor was announced 1T
the annual Fall Convocation held
on theLake Erie campus Sum-
day afternoon. President p a ul
Weaver was the principal speak
er for the event, officially op,n-
ing the colleges 1858 SO aca-
demic year.
Miss Potts is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Potts, Cou1
ty Line Rd., Cafes Mills.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

ties. Leaving the Wiegand Lake
park about noon, the cavalcade
of cars headed by sound truck
will tour most areas of the coun-
ty and return to the park al
2:30 pm. when the afternoon
program will begin.
The many park facilities will
be available for recreation, a.
long with games, music and a.
warding of door prizes. T h e r e
will be ample opportunity for
those present to meet and visit
with candidates.
All Republicans in the a r e a
are cordially invited to attend
the Rally and, if they can ar.
range to arrive at the park by
noon, to participate in the par
ade. The affair is being spon-
sored by the Mr.. and Mrs. Re-
publican Club with all o t h r
county Republican organizations
cooperating.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Toy Sale to Benefit
Opportunity School

This year the Welcome Wagon
club of Chardon win try some
thing new. Instead of one o y
party, eight members will hold
individual toy parties, The club
hopes in this way more people
can be contacted, since C h
party will be at a different date
and place.
All proceeds from the toy par
ties will go to the Opportunity
School for retarded children in
Burton. The Welcome Wa gon
club this year as in the p a I
will have the Opportunity school
as its main project.
Everyone in Chardon and sur
rounding area are cordially in
vited to these toy parties, and
can call any of the hostess for
further information.
Members serving ad hostess
es are: Helen Hopkins, Center
ST., Av. 6-41S9, Sunday, Oct. g..
Rita O'Hara & Ann Mineo, Cy-
nthia Dr., Monday, Oct. 13.
Sue Bosler, Auburn Center Rd.,
Wednesday, Oct. Is.
Nancy Speck, Chardon A e.,
Wednesday, Oct. %.
Elizabeth A. Nemecek, H l.
NUT Dr., Monday, Oct. 20.
jeanette Cisar, Helmut DR. il. !,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Methodists To Observe
World Wide Communion


Members of the Chardon Me-
thodist church will observe Wor-
Id Wide Communion Day, Sun
day, Oct. 5, with two services
including the Sacrament of Holy
Communion, the Rev. Aubrey
e. Kirby, minister, announced
today.
During the 8 am. service the
communion ritual responses win
be read. The responses will be
sung by the choir and the con-
gregation in the IL am. serv-
ice. Church school will meet at
10 am.
Mr.. Kirby's communion med
itation will be, Brotherhood in
Christ" " The Senior Choir, und.
er the direction of Mrs. j. r.
Donoghue, will sing an approp.
riate anthem during the IL am.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Suspect Arson in E. Claridon Fire

the state fire marshall's office
believe the fire, which ragged un-
der three of four large storage
tanks, was deliberately set.
1T seems unlikely that fire
would break out under all three
tanks at once without someone
setting it," Fila said. So far
law enforcement agencies have
no leads on their suspects.
Six fire departments Middle
field, Chardon, Burton, Hunts :
burg, Montville and Thompson
were called to the scene, and
the remainder of Geauga's vol
unter firemen were ordered to
standby.
The three storage tanks, each
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Drunk Driver
Gets 5 Days
in Jail

Jessie Junior SLY, 35, Middle
field, accused of driving While
intoxicated when his car knock
ed over the traffic pylon at the
north end of Main st. and then
collided with two other c 2 r S
Friday night, was fined $500
and costs and sentenced to five
days in jail.
SLY was also put on probation
for one year by Mayor w j n
L. Parsons, when the case was
heard in Chardon Mayors Court
Monday night.
According to Chardon police,
Sly, travelling east from Center
ST., hit the pylon with the front
end of his car, backed away
from the object, and then pro-
ceeded further east hitting the
two other vehicles in front of the
Sugar Bush Restaurant.
The other autos were driven
by John L. Leyde, Rt. 4, Brake
man Rd., Chardon, and L e n
Nelsn Starkweather, 27, Paines-
vile.
Others fined in Mayors Court
Monday night include:
John /. Skiba, 38, Rt. 8, Char
don, speeding, signed a waiver
for $20.50.
Claridon Swift, 60, 339 E. King
ST., Chardon, driving with a
suspended license, SIS and costs
and failure to stop, $40 and costs.
Lillian Singerman, AZ, r t. 4
Chardon, speeding in school
zone, $40 and costs.
Howard L. Hazen, 81, Sher
man Rd., Chardon, muffler, SIS
and costs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

containing about $4,000 gallons
Of asphalt, are near the B&O
tracks in East Claridop. A four
tn tank, holding fuel Oil, W a S
not burned.
Fire blaZed as 1t took hold on
the wooden supports underneath
the three tanks. Most of the in
suIation on the tanks was burn
ed off, and several electrical
boxes were damaged.
A Chardon volunteer firemen
said asphalt in one of the three
tanks was boiling when that de-
partment arrived.
The six companies succeeded
in bringing the blaze under con-
trol by lis am. Sunday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
BY MRS. JAMES RuCH

The official church board will
meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Varney Monday eve
ming, Oct. 6, at 500 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Allison of
Wilson Mills Rd., returned to
her home last week from an ex-
tended "trip through Canada.
Master Kim Shaner entertain
ed thirty relatives and friends
on his 9Th birthday Saturday.
The Rainbow Girls Choir Of
Chardon attended church here
Sunday and rendered a lovely
selection.
Sunday, Oct. 5, Rally Day and
Promotion will be held during
the Sunday School hour $50 a.
m.
Starting Sunday the Christian
Endeavor will start under t h .
direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Dav-
i'd Mcintosh and Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Kuehnel. Only juni o r
high and high school boys and
girls will be elegable.
Harold Carroll was bitten by
an insect on the back of his neck
il poisoned him and he is having
quite a time with it.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Bricker to Speak
Here on Saturday

Next Saturday afternoon, Oct.
4, Senator John w. Bricker will
make one of the major address
ses of his fall campaign for re-
election before what promises
to be a capacity audience at the
Geauga Republican Rally being
held at Wiegand's Lake park in
Russell township on Route 81
east of Route BOG.
Senator Bricker will fly UP
from Columbus. making a spec
ial trip for this Geauga county
appearance. He will speak from
4:30 to 500 pm, following brief
introductions of other state and
local Republican candidates. l.
Immediately after the Senator's
address, a sandwich and sal
ad buffet supper will be serv-
ed, picnic style. There will be
dancing in the evening.
A county wide parade will
lead up to the afternoon activi-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Open Sohio Station
in Montvil1e

MONTVILLE - First aid kits
will be presented to customers
at the two day celebration ma
rking the formal opening of the
new B and z Soho Service sta
tiou at the corner of Routes
and 86 in Montville, Friday and
Saturday, Oct. and 4. There
will also be bubble gum an
suckers for the children.
Rudolph Breunig and H O m =
er Zion have a fine new three
bay concrete block service sta
ton, equipped with lifts a n d
offering automatic car w a s h
service. They have had tie n
years and six years experience
respectively in service station
work. Both have attended t h e
Soho dealer schools.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
BY MRS. BETTE SCHEELE
Phone Avenue 6-I238

MUNSON-R Representing Mu-
nson at the 4-H Recognition ba-
nquet In Burton on Thursday,
Sept. Is, 1858, were the follow
ing Al club advisors: MunSon
GoodWorkers, Sewing S even J,
Merry Mixers, Golden Thimbl-
es, G Bar C's, Trailblazers and
the Munson Volts. Special reco-
gnition was given to two adviS-
ors from this area, Mrs. Rob-
ert Hawkins Jr. for five years
service and Mrs. Ann Ponyik
who has been a 4-H advisor for
eighteen years and is now ad-
visor for the sewing club, the
MunSon Silverthreaders. A tur-
key dinner, graciously sponsor
ed by the Northeast Ohio Bank
erS Association was served to
approximately $50 advisors, tn
cir guests and the junior lead
ers. Following the dinner a
host of speakers were present
ed after which an impressive
candle lighting ceremony W a S
presented by the Junior Lead
ers led by Mrs. Rita Kenny.
PTA Clinic
Attending the PTA Northeas-
tern Ohios PTA clinic on b E.
half of the Chardon Munson
PTA at Crestwood High School
in Mantua in Portage county
Thursday, Sept. %, were Mrs.
Eileen WiIlianJ;, Mrs. Mary 10
Laundy, Mrs. Glenna Zimmer :
man, Mrs. Mildred Nozar a n d
Mrs. Bette Scheele. The clinic
opened with a series of speak
erS who spoke on ways of max
ing PTA funds and spending
them. After lunch, which W a S
served in the Crestwood cafe
terra, question and answer
period followed for the remain
ing of the afternoon meeting.
Many interesting ideas were To-
rmulated at this meeting which
may be put to use in this area.
Esther Circle
The Munson Esther C ir c ! e
iwll meet on Thursday, Oct. 2,
at / pm. at the home of Mrs.
Florence Titgemier. Note the
change in time from II am. to
l pm.
n
Geauga Hills Garden Club
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

Geauga sheriff's deputies t O.
day are hunting two persons, SUI
spected of arson, who were seen
fleeing the site of a fire at stor-
age tanks of the william Sch
loss Asphalt Paving Co. in East
Claridon Saturday night and ca
rly Sunday morning.
According to Deputy Sheriff
Frank Fila, the two, both mall
es and apparently youths, were
spotted running from the S it e
shortly before the blaze broke
out at about IL pm.
Fila said Investigators from
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02
Ed Graham Heads
Kiwanis Meeting

Ed Graham, who will be in
charge of the annual Kiwanis
peanut sale this year, will have
charge of the meeting tonight
(Thursday) at the Montyille
Community church.
Kiwanis this week is welcom-
ing new member, Theron Min
er of 303 East King street, Cha
rdon. Mr.. Miner is an insurance
agent.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

service.
The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be served Sunday or
Monday afternoons to the sick,
aged and shut ms requesting
it. Please notify the minister, A
Venue 5-8671, or the Churc N
office, Avenue 5-45s1. for this
service.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

Monday, Oct. q.
Joanne Immke, Thwing Rd :.
Wednesday, Oct. %.
Merle Pender, Maplewood DR..
Wednesday, Nov. s.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-28
BY Bill. Wall

a 1920 Model IT" Ford. that IS
inst as spic-and-span today as it
was 80 years ago when Miss Mamie
Rice bought it from CLYDE Duvall
still ncgotiates the highways and
by-ways Of Prince Edward County
There is no doubt that the little
car has been around. Miss Rice.
who retired several years ago as
county public health nurse. says
she pushed the car all over the
county"
Miss Rice recalls that the only
paved road in the town was from
Peoples Bank to the cemetery. and
that was sort of experimental
She began her public service here
in 1919, and children in three dec
AIDES respected and loved her as
she covered the county and its
schools. advising. examining and
emphasizing her five point" health
program
Edward Carter. who has been on
The county board Of supervisors for
The past Is years. says he remenn-
bers when The car first came to
Farmyillc. He recalls driving Miss
Rice to the home Of William Baker
near Hampden-Sydney There was
an influenza epidemic at the time.
and Carter said snow came while
Miss Rice was working there and
she was stranded at Hampden-Syd-
nev that night
Miss Rice was not driver when
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-28
kotionoI News Summary
Dictator Leaves
Venezuela, Russia
Talks Peace Plan

Rep. Howard W. Smith Diva
told a commemorative session OF
/ the General Assembly SATURDAY IN
Williamsburg that the nation is in
danger Of judicial dictatorship TO
put II bluntly Smith said to the
gathering Of Senators. Delegates,
members of the Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals. and their guests,
the Supreme Court has sliced the
power to write the law Of the land
contrary to and IN defiance ri the
Constitution He warned that the
court S decisions backed by the
Presidents use of federal troops.
could lead TO dictatorship as bad
as any existing n foreign countries,
Nikita khrushchcv. head Of
Russia S communist party SAID
Sunday in speech published in
Moscow that the Soviet Union is
ready 10 discuss the banning Of
ICBM provided it is part Of an
overall disarmament deal. He indi
Gated such a deal would nave 10 IN
cludc the dismantling 0! U S. Mill
tary bases overseas. the immediate
banning Of nuclear weapons and
tests. and the creation OF an atomic
free zone in ccntral/ Europe He
called for a summit conference to
discuss these issues Al the same
lime, he charged that Eisenhower s
disarmament proposal was one
sided He said ii was aimed II,
banning eapons which could
threaten American territory and
which the U S docs not have and
retaining the weapons with xhlch
the U, S. can hold tho world Ii a
state Of fear.
Venezuela oustcd iis dictator.
Marcos Perez Jimencz, last Thurs
day The action followed growing
unrest IN the South American re-
public which started III Decenbc
WhcH Jnncnc2 won another 1--WE
year term in office in an election
in which nc was the only candidate
There was short-llvcd revolt ~
part of the air force New Yea /.
Day. Thursday, military rmta
took over the government and b.
gan releasing political prisoners
and restoring some civil liberties
However bloody street fie.ltinn j.
Caracas. the capital, continued ioi
a time Two civilians replaced two
military men on the junta Friday
President Eisenhower Thursday
asked Congress 10 curb "Corrup
ton. racketeerine and abuse O
Continued on page y
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-28
Poor Cousin Counties Point Unequal
Return For Schools From State Funds

Representative OF y Of Vir-
GINA S poor cousin counties last
week potitioncd Governor Almond
for His support ii restoration Of
salary equalization fund cuts and a
substantial additional appropriation
to tho minimum education program
fund
School superintcndents from 20
counties including o. Al Norton.
Amelia; T. S. Driscoll Buckingham.
and J S Caldwell. Powhatan. and
the assistant superintendent from
one county and the director of in
struction from another. signed the
petition.
They described themselves as
representatives from SC hool dl-
visions which arc, according to
1850 true values. below average
ability and above average effort i'll
their support Of public education.
Hard on Poorer Divisions
They MAINTAIN that the Stanley
budget by cutting school. salary
equalization funds. would work
hardship Oh the poorer school di-
visions.
Under the Stanley budget. poorer
divisions With low salary schedules
and relatively high effort will
actually receive less state money
per teacher than that received by
divisions having the highest salary
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-28
.Coptcrs Drop IN
1t Travellers Rest

Two mixed NIB pilots lhcir four
crcwmon. and \ truck driver drop
pcd HI at Travellers Rest Sunday.
Two ArmY skofsky helicopters,
cnroute from Reading Pa. To Al
lania, Ca. landed at Claiming
Moon II appropriately named War
minister farm about a3n am. when
Heir pilots cot their directions mixed
lp
They were due to refHcl in Lynch
burg, Vhen oac Of the Army whlrly-
birds Scored off IN tic wrong direc-
ioN Thev landed III the Buckingham
county fann. nearly " W.T. miles
rom LynchbuTa
Ono niio, thought lie bad enough
gasoline lofl TO reach Lvnchpurg.
and took off again TIE MAS forced
N land at Gladstone
A truck carrying hisF octann gas
was dispatched from Lvnchoure
The Gladstcne-doWned helcopter re-
fuelcd ana flew back to tho Moon
farm to ioin The other helicopter
ana lis three-man crew.
The Lynchburg truck driver also
got his directions confused. and did
Mt reach Travellers Rest until late
Sunday afternoon. . u.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-28
Superintendent interviewed
Typical Count, Benefits Arising From
Schoo! Building Code Changes Listed

a'sAdAi'R = 4A.lt'i A Iof eaeA s'N-foof
AAa H Y hs'lHl hoal aha fpa wv
1901 1aek ana blackboard require
r NJ io' az CAS- oo'ii9
acreage requirement i""fr'a N
AFieaH fel''ls's'lellaN t"NeFW
5e.ns H. setaoi UNA. asu III. \.
Ges Amelia winch has a 25-acre
sic oA Z l'.e 81 naaoslie iae amela
ePtH'N ialfsfonhas.
lasi lalt MA harla school hoaid
Niihafe~ Hs Nqlra' "a Nh boafd
'Gi SUPERVISOR iof S5laJao school
bond s$ue lef FIX room elc0leat
'afy schosi WITH combined cate.
tn1a aad mn'tpMpasf fot ~him
childrcn ana threo additional claas
rooms aad Aatl'lpapoae room
II Russell Gf8fF elementary School
ioF Negroes
The board Of Supcrylsors passed
lis resolution ibid Aext month DAY
It'll THAT entirely adequate school
Buildings could IN naif for much