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bordering Roanoke Sound. Well
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residential property. If interested,
contact Mrs. Coy Tillett in Man
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REAL ESTATE on Coast. If in
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the MIRLO CO., Phone 244, Man.
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HOME IMpRovEMENTs-Roof-

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CARD OF THANKS

l take this means of expressing
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other expressions of sympathy
during my disqualification.
GRACE WARD
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FOUND, about two weeks ago,
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near the Catholic Church, Kill
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from Police Chief Frank by iden-
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advertisement. T-S-1y2tc
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LOT FOR SALE in Hatteras Viii
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DUPLEX APARTMENT for sale
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Lippard Realty Co., Portsmouth,
Va. Phone Elk 1909 or Elk 95827.
7-31-3tc
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MAID WANTED, to live in. Free
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FOR RENT: Business building
approximately 16' X pa in
downtown Manteo. See Mrs. j. E.
Ferebee, phone 168-W. :.
T-7-1S-3tp
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DOG TO GIVE AWAY. Registered
Manchester. If interested, see
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Belhaven. PH-7-S1-1tp
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GLASS BOTTLES and pitchers,
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Roanoke Island Gardens, Manteo,
N. C. T-7-4-tfc
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For your insurance needs see
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All kinds of insurance
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THE HATTERASMAN, By Ben
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COZ fire extinguishers, $40 each
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G.. G. Bonner, General Supply Co.,
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BUS SCHEDULE
BETWEEN MANTEO
AND HATTERAS
Effective April l, 1858
NORTHBOUND
Lv. Hatteras ......... 900 AM
Ar. Manteo .................... HAS Am
SOUTHBOUND
Lv. ManteO ........ 2:45 PM
Ar. Hatteras -..-..--,.... 5:45 PM
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c. S. MEEKINS, COUNTY ACCOUNTANT
Published in accordance with requirements of the
County Fiscal Control Act" Code 53-Iq.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02
FEBRUARY

/ - Nauseating fumes and O.
dors caused the closing of the
old FoWler's Mill School in Mum
son by the Geauga County
Health Dept.
The Burton High School Map
lie Leafs clinched the Geauga
County League basketball title
with their ninth successive win
of the season and their 32nd con-
secutive Gel victory.
6 Nearly 500 students and
teachers were served their first
meal at the new cafeteria at
MiddIefieId in the grade school
addition.
= West geauga School arch
itects listed plans for a long
range building program a n d
stated that the most immediate
need is for a physical education
assembly space.
Stockholders of the Middlefield
Banking Co. recently approved
the sale of 5000 additional shar-
eS of stock.
1t was announced that a group
of % Chardon fathers and other
community minded men met
on Jan. 30 to form the nucleous
of what they hope to be a strong
and active group to promote
some community projects.
II - The Geauga County Ma
pie Festival Board set the dates
for the 1857 event for April 5, 6
and 7.
The Progress and Research
Clubs of Chardon voted to
merge.
IL - County school Superin-
tendent Frank Schofield told the
Chardon B oard of Education
that merger of a portion of Mum
son and Hambden townships
with the Chardon school is "im-
minent."
IA DR.. william P. EdmundS,
Geauga County health commits
sioner, announced anti polio
shots would be available for ev-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02

III e groups annual business
meeting in the Burton Congre-
gational Church.
13 - The "Show with a Heart
as Big as Geauga" raised $500
for the Opportunity School for
Retarded Children in produc-
tionS at Burton, Chester and
Chardon. Geauga amateur tai
ent participated in the program,
emceed by Cleveland and War
IN radio personalities.
Is - The Chardon School
Board voted to increase teacher
salaries next year. The increase
would range from $100 to 400.
18 - Officials of the Geauga
County Hospital Association an
nounced that the hospital build
ing fund had received two gifts,
totaling $4,000, from Cleveland
organizations.
20 - Merger of Burton and
Troy school districts was ap-
proved by the Geauga County
Board of Education, to become
effective June l.
81 - Hundreds of Geaugans
attended sunrise services and
thousands attended the usual
morning worship services in
churches throughout the county
in commemoration of the Riser
Lord. In the afternoon children
of all ages. scrambled after EaS
ter eggs in a hunt sponsored by
the Geauga VFW and Auxiliary
in Chardon Park.
% - West Geauga school Su
perintendent G.. Robert Fox an
nounced his resignation to &C
cept a teaching position at Hi
ram College.
IS - Two Burton School stu
dents, Margaret RuSnak anS
Charles Milliken, tied for toI
honorS in Geauga County in tht
tests given to all county eight
graders.
James I. Hunt of Middlefield
president of the Home Tele
phone Co., was elected preSiden
of the Ohio Independent Tele
phone Association forthe 1857
58 term.
MullenS IGA store and Wyatt
Pharmacy moved into a neV
business block on Mayfield Rd
in Chester.
26 - A total of 1851 chest x
rays were given to Geaug;
County residents from April 5 Il
date. The X-rayS were sponsored
by the state and county healtl
departments and the Geauga Tt
and Health Association.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02
JANUARY

/ - Merger of the Claridon,
Parkman, Middlefield and Mes
opotamia telephone companies,
under the name Home Tele-
phone Co." became effective af-
ter approval by the Public Util-
tiles Commission of Ohio.
2 - Louis Robusky, Geauga' S
first democratic sheriff, was
sworn into office. He assumed
the sheriff'S duties on January 7.
s. Chardon Mayor Vain Par
sons told the village council
more room is needed for village
offices and that Chardon should
&C.. study the possibility of an
nexing more territory. :"
Corey Hospital Inc. pledged
$31 900 to the Geauga Hospital
Association.
Audrey Blair was reelected
president of the Geauga County
Fair Board and a budget of
SAG 900 was approved.
T. The Geauga County Grand
Jury called for the county COM
misSioners to place the issue OF
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02
2-GEAUGA RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, JAN. 2, 1858

a new jail before the voters a.
gain. The jury also returned
three secret indictments.
M. v. Humphrey of Chester
was named president of the new
Geauga County Planning Com
mission.
Tom Rowley resigned as &C.
auga's assistant prosecuting at
torney.
g Shareholders of the Char
don Savings Bank Co. elected
three new directors: Robert
Fenwick. Lewis BoStwick and
Norman Moss.
10 - 1t was reported that the
Pettibone Club, one-time gamb-
ling place in Geauga County, had
been completely refinished and
was prepared for reopening un-
der a new name.
An anonymous contri b u o r
pledged $25 900 to the Geauga
Hospital Association.
IL = The Chardon Policeman S
Ball, sponsored by the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, raised
funds for police equipment.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02

IA = william Burns was elect
ed chairman of the Geauga
County Commissioners.
II - After hearing reports OF
the planned reopening of the for
mer Pettibone Club, Geauga'S
sheriff and prosecutor promised
no gambling in Geauga County.
The name Cardinal" was Sc
lected for the new school dis
trict formed by the merger OF
the Huntsburg, Middlefield and
Parkman school districts.
19 - Stockholders of the First
National Bank of Burton approx
ed an issue of 1000 additional
shares of stock.
20 - Five persons were ar
rested and pleded guilty to a
gambling charge after raid on
the Grandview Motel in Balm
bridge Township by Sheriff Lou
is RobuSky.
Gt - SCduSd IlOoplGoL HASooSAo
ton officials announced govern
ment approval of 1915, ,566 fed
eral grant to aid in building &C.
auga's hospital, on the condition
that the hospital is out to bid
within one year.
81 - The Geauga Hospital AS
ISOLATION announced plans for
ground breaking for the new ST.
bed hospital, to be held not later
than mid-July.
A land use survey of Geauga
County, to determine a COM
plete planning program for the
county and to estimate the cost
of such a program, was approx
ed by the Geauga County Plan
ming Commission.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02

partment.
Z Carol Robinett of Chester
was selected to represent West
Geauga School at the annual
AAA May Parade in Wishing
ton, DC, for the safety patrol.
The Burton Chamber of Com
merce went on record as favor
ing a local night watchman for
the village.
Is - The operetta Gypsy
Troubadour" was presented by
the Chardon High School Glee
Club and Dramatic Club.
16 - Two resolutions of school
boards for merger with other
districts were received by the
Geauga Board of Education
MunSon requested that its dis
trict be divided between Char
don and West Geauga, while
Troy sought merger with the
Burton School District.
II - The United Community
Church of NeWbury opened a
/ $40, 600 fund raising compaign
to build new Sunday school
rooms and complete an exten-
sive remodeling program.
18 - At the initial meeting OF
the reorganized Geauga County
Civil Defense organization, Ste
phen Kiehel of MunSon was ell
ected temporary chairman.
81 - 1t was announced that
Baxter Case was appointed gen
eral manager of the Chardor
Telephone Co. by the board OF
directors. Yetter Snyder was re-
elected president by the stock
holders.
Geauga County farmers re
ceived to date one and one-hal1
million pounds of emergency
feed from the federal govern
ment.
Ground was broken for the
new dial telephone building II
Newbury this week. The convdr
sion to dial service was expect
ed to begin Oct. 20.
% - The annual Burton PTf
Carnival was held at the school
The Geauga Pioneer Player!
presented the mystery, "There''
Always a Murder" in the Char
don School Auditorium.
a Sally Blair Of NeWbury
was chosen in Columbus a.
Guernsey Queen of the Ohio
State Fair. AS queen she pre-
sents trophies and ribbons tC
winners in various Guernsey
classes at the 1857 state fair.
Miss Helen Murray and Har
old Murray entertained l:
grandchildren of civil war vet
erans at their home in Chardon
% - Donald H. Riley of Bur
ton was named one of the three
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02
JUNE

3 - Former Chester banker
Robert w. Cummings was in
dicted on five counts of forgery
and five counts of embezzlement
by the Geauga County Grand
Jury, meeting in special session.
A. The Chardon Board of Ed
ucation approved placing on the
November ballot a bond issue
for a new school building. The
board also voted to continue the
kindergarten in the basement of
the Methodist Church.
The annual inspection of Ruby
Chapter Mo. 4, Order of the EaS-
tern Star, was held at the Char
don Masonic Temple.
5 - Edward Bates, 81, Balm
bridge, was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Charles H.
Hall of Chardon, charged with
child stealing, and bound over
to the grand jury.
6 - Structural FiberS Inc,
formerly located in Bedford, has
moved into new and modern Of
fices and manufacturing facili-
ties on Fifth Ave. in Chardon, il
was announced today.
Z Robert w. Cummings was
sentenced to one to ten years
on each of five counts of en-
bezzlement. The five sentences
will run concurrently.
Is - Whitman j. Thrasher was
elected president of the Char.
don High School alumni at the
groups biannual meeting in the
Chardon School cafeteria.
% - The Chardon JayceeS in,
stalled new officers and welcom
ed new members at a banquet
and dance in Unionville Tavern
Burce Kelly succeeded Franklyr
Allyn as president.
% - Rev. Aurbey Kirby was
appointed new pastor of the
Chardon Methodist Church al
the church's annual northeast o
hio conference at Lakeside. He
replaces Harry A. Carney.
Sixty-eight men of Chardon':
Battery G, 18th Anti-Aircraf
Artillery Battalion of the Ohio
National Guard left for two
weeks of training at Camp Per
ry.
"a - The Geauga County AS
sociation of Justices of thu
| Peace and Magistrates was dis
solved at a meeting in Burtor
following the abolishment, BY
state statute effective Jan. /, o
Geauga'S "a JP courts.
81 - Robert G. Lindsey, 38
super n tendent of Thompson
schools for the last six years
will succeed G. Robert Fox a:
executive head of the West Ge
auga Local School District or
Aug. l, it was announced today
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02

eryone under 40.
Is - After 55 years, dial tele-
phones replaced the operator at
Parkman.
81 - John Shadduck of Bur-
ton was the top student in &C.
auga County on the statewide
senior scholarship tests, it was
announced. Second and third
place winners were also from
Burton.
25 - Mrs. John Maynard was
elected president of the combin.
ed Progress-Research Clubs.
% - For the second time with
in a month, the Fowler's Mill
School was closed by the Coun-
ty health department. Sixty-four
first and second graders were
moved to the new Munson school
on Bass Lake Rd.
Appropriations totaling $685.
805 were approved recently by
the Chardon Village Council to
operate the village during 1857.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02

Here Are the Activities Which Made Geaugas Headlines 1857

Rt. 6, while the building COM
mittee proposed the purchse of
land for a jail on Court st.
A. Geauga County's new dog
kennel, near the county home
on Aquilla Rd., opened today.
The building of cement block
construction, cost about $4,000.
Chardon and Chester obServ-
ed the Fourth of July with par
AIDES and other festivities.
6 - Alfred L. Ingram, 30,
Cleveland, whose auto police say
hit Chardon Patrolman William
NiehuS on July 4 and did not
stop, was released on $1,000
bond, set in the court of acting
mayor Robert M. Prince.
The annual summer festival of
Claridon Congregational
Church attracted 500 people to a
smorgaSbord dinner and other
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02

- Harold Strong brought the
office supply business which has
been owned and operated by B.
A. Broughton, under the name
Broughton Office Supplies. The
new store opened in part of the
former Bostwick building on
Main st.
8 Munson Township Trus-
tees held the first public hearing
on proposed zoning changes
which would allow the establish
ment of clinic near the site
of the new proposed Geauga
County Hospital.
Geauga's planning commission
and building committee locked
horns at a meeting with the
county commissioners to dis
cuss the location of a new jail
The planning group favored con-
struction on a ten-acre tract on
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02
MAY

S. Fifty-four children receiv-
ed their first communion t st.
Mary'S Catholic Church in Char
don.
Z A group of mothers of
kindergarten children urged the
Chardon board of education to
move the school program from
the dull, dark basement" OF
the Chardon Methodist Church to
the Eagles building on Water
st.
8 - Chardon gained a new
industry recently with the for
nation of the Sanborn Plastics
Corporation by Phillip D. San
born and Wilson w. Smith.
10 - The Geauga Lyric Thea
ter Guilds production of Fini-
ans Rainbow opened for a
three-night stand in the Char
don High School Auditorium.
IL - Mrs. Horace Wilmot and
her family were honored as the
Church Family of the Year"
chosen by vote of the members
of the Claridon Congregational
Church.
ID Bill Veeck, former presi-
dent of the Cleveland Indians,
was the main speaker at the
Burton High School athletic ban
quet.
Is - The Geauga County Plan
ming Commissions survey COM
mittee recommended that a de-
tailed study be made to serve as
a guide to all public and pri-
vate improvements, it was an
nounced today. The committee
also declared that some county
subdivisions are below standard.
20 = Officials of Burton's First
National Bank announced the re-
Signation of Robert w. Cum
mings, manager of their Chest
er branch office, following the
discovery Of the miSapplication
of approximately $28, 900.
21 - Mrs. A. John Rose of
Chester was elected president of
the Geauga League of Women
Voters at the groups annual din
ner meeting at the Manor
House.
% - The retirement of the
Rev. John HaS-Eilison, for many
years pastor of the Troy Con-
gregational Church, was an
nounced.
25 - One hundred girls be-
came charter members of the
new assembly of the Order of
Rainbow for girls when it was
organized in the Chardon school
auditorium.
27 - A program honoring G.
Robert Fox, retiring Superinten-
dent of West Geauga schools,
was held in the Chester build
ing.
% - Sharon Rowland of Bur-
ton was awarded a 5000 scholar
ship by the Burton PTA. The
award, presented annually, is
given to a student who plans to
enter the teaching profession.
80 - The Hambden Congrega-
tional Church, keeping pace with
the growing population in it's a.
rea, announced the start of
program to expand the church's
facilities.
The retirement of Mrs. Carrie
Tate, teacher in the Chardon
school system for 81 years was
announced.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02
MARCH

8 Over $11 900 was raised
for the Geauga County Hospital
at the radio telephone mara
thon held at Middlefield High
School.
A. A new fire truck was pur-
chased for the Chester Fire De-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02

outstanding young farmers in
Ohio this week by the Ohio Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce.
20 Geauga County high
school students exhibited more
than 800 science projects at a
display held at Chardon High
School.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-02
APRIL

2 Two veteran Chardon
school teachers, Mrs. Carrie
Tate and Miss Myrtle Collins,
were honored at banquet at
the high school.
s. Approximately 80 parents
attended a meeting in Chester to
hear Geauga Juvenile Court
Judge Robert B. Ford say, In
Juvenile Court 20 to 80 per cent
of the traffic cases are unll-
censed drivers of IA and Is years
old"
Z Over 65 900 spectators at
tended Geauga's 18th annual
Maple Festival, held in near
freezing weather. Snow on the
festivals last day snarled traf-
fic on roads to Cleveland for
several miles.
8 William Barnes of Mid
dlefield was elected to second
term as president of the Geauga
TB and Health Association at
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-12

to u novcanicama Cd 100 di-
nara manjim. Razumije Sc
da ce iscljenik, koji je izvrsio
zamjenu valute "a dinare IL
inozemstvu, biti t e S k o raz-
oGaran kada vidi da mu Sc
dinari oduzimaju i deponira-
ju ako i'll je prijavio, a cak
konfisciraju u.1oliko je pro-
pustio da izvrsi prijavu. Isti-
ma, ako in prijavi, dinari &c
mu biti deponirani, ali mu to
malo vrijedi: U Jugoslaviji
ce imati dinarskih sredstava.
jer ce Sc nalaziti deponirani
na granici; kada ma povrat-
ku preuzme dcponirane di-
mare, tesko da &c iii prodati
u inozemstvu po istom tecaju
po kome i'll je kupio "a svo-
ju valutu. Ma tai nacin imat
ce dvostruku stetu.
Jugoslavenski gradjani mo-
gu primati r obu u poklon-
posiljkama slobodno cd ca
rine u ,-rijednosti do 10000
dinara. Cijene robe Sc uzima-
ju il liste vrijednosti koju do
nosi nadlezni organ. Oslobo-
djenje do 10000 dinara Sc 3D.
nosi ma je d n o domacinstvo
"a jedno kalendarsko tromje-
secje. U to ku tromjesecja
jedno domacinstvo moze pri-
miti i wise poklon-paketa, ali
njihova ukupna vriiednost ne
moze da prijedje iznad TO-
900 d in ara. Upotrebljavani
predmeti odijevanja pustaju
sc slobodno cd carine u ko-
(Nastavak ma 4. stran1)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-02-12

dati ca1inskom organu po-
tvrdu koju je dobio kod u
laza u Jugoslaviju.
u slucaju da strani putnik
ne prijavi, pri ulasku Jugo-
slaviju, vece iznose dinara
preko 5000 iii vece novcanice
preko 100 dinara. pa Sc no.
vac n d je pregledom, tada
putnik gubi dinarske iznose.
Dinari Sc konfiskuju u korist
drzave. zbog toga je u inte-
resu putnika da prijave ma
granici dinarske iznose. U
tom slucaju dinari ne &c biti
konfiscirani vec samo zadrza-
nj - deponirani do njegova
povratka "a inozemstvo.
Ina slucajeva da nasi ise-
ljenici-posjetioci nasj e d a j u
pojedincima u inozemstvu. II
pojedinci pl a sc nase iselje-
nike da valutu - strani no.
vac ne mogu unositi u Jugo-
slaviju. Zbog toga traze cd
iseljenika da i'm oni izvrse "a
mjenu valute "a dinare. Pri
toj zamjeni iseljenici IL maj
vecem broju slucajeva dobi-
vaju dinare II novcanicama
cd 1000 dinara. Ukoliko mas
iseljenik postupi n aivno o te
dozvoli da bude prevaren, bas
zbog te promjene dozivjet &c
n e u g odnosti ma jugoslaven-
skoj granici. Iznijeli smo da
je unos strane valute u Jugo-
slaviju dozvoljen u neograni-
cenim kolicinama, a ,mos d.
nara samo do 5000 dinara /