Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-31

mothers were given special
recognition at a tea at t h e.
Manor House as m t h G r
throughout the county were
honored on Mothers Day.
"A Cleveland developer told
Chardon councilmen he was
interested in developing and
having annexed to the village
300 acres in Ham;bden Twp.
just east of Chardon Park Es-
| tateS.
The State Highway Depart
ment announced present plan
call for the relocation of Rt.
a on Center ST. in the Will
age.
Mary Ann Price was NAM
ed valedictorian. Sandra
Jackson Salutatorian, and
Donna TraSk honorarian of
the CHS class of 1859.
Geauga dog owners and
breeders formally presented
their complaints on an anti
rabies innoculation program,
approved by the board Of
health and scheduled to go in
to effect on July /. The plan
calls for innoculation of all
dogs in Geauga.
Mrs. Charles Garfield was
installed as president of the
Progress Research Club.
Ralph Melvin of Chardon
Twp. was hired as assistant
to Geauga Dog Warden Geor-
ge Misch, who was hired full
time to assist in the enfor-
cement of the rabies innocu-
lation program.
Lucille Donley was INSTALL
ed as president of the Char
don welcome Wagon club.
Geauga'S Cancer Crusade
topped its goal of $4,000.
JUNE
Chardon High School gra-
duated lot and West Geauga
graduated 81 in commence :
ment programs.
Mildred Welch was INSTALL
ed as president of the Aquar-
ius Club.
First plans were announc-
ed for the formation of a new
commercial bank in Chardon,
to be known as the Geauga
County National Bank.
The Geauga Lyric Theater
Guild presented the prince
of Pilsen."
Center st. residents appear
ed before Chardon Council to
protest the relocation of Rt.
"A on that street in the Will
age.
Paul J. Robson of Thomp-
son filed suit in @ Geauga
Common Pleas Court seeking
an injunction to stop the heal
tn departments rabies inno-
culation program.
Dora Henderson, was re =
placed by David j. Eardley
as democratic clerk of the
Geauga board of elections.
Chardon Lakes Inn "a S
opened.
Twenty one persons, in =
cluding many of the original
members, attended a party
marking the 50th annivers-
ary of the Emanon Club.
JULY
Mrs. Thomas Richmond of
Chester marked her Goth bir-
thday.
The Chardon High School
alumni banquet was attended
by 140.
After more than two decad-
es Of planning and work, &C.
auga County got its own hos
pital when the Geauga Com
munity Hospital on Rt. A op-
ened it's doors.
Plans were announced to
pave sidewalks on Maple
Ave. near the new Maple
School, for the protection Of
youngsters.
Karen Jackson was crown
ed queen at Chester home :
coming on July 4.
County commissioners GER
| titled to the board of elec :
tions a jail bond issue for
$450,000 which would, If pas
sed in November, provide
funds for the construction of
a jail IN the center of t h e
county.
| An injunction was granted
against the compulsory rab-
les vaccine program propos-
ed by the board of health. de-
laying for at least four weeks
the time when Fido must get
his first rabies shot.
Earnings of more t han
5000, 900 during 1859 were pre-
dicted for the rapidly grow
ing Assembly Products plant
in Chester.
DR.. S. Louis Berta, Char
don optometrist for m any
years, announced plans to
leave here to start a practice
in Lima, O.
Construction was started
on the Ernst Lane Bowling