Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23
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Notice, Meeting Postponed
The Mental Health meeting
which had been announced
for Thursday, June %, at st
Lukes Episcopal Church in
Chardon has been postponed
This meeting will be held
at a later date. Please watch
for the announcement.
July Fourth in Chester
The West Geauga Kiwan .
ians are assuring a grand
and glorious Fourth in Ches.
ter. That is if effort and
hard work along with much
enthusiasm can bring it a .
bout. This will be held at the
West Geauga High School
grounds. The location for the
celebration is west of the foot
ball field. The activities will
start on Monday, July 4, at
IL noon and continue until
midnight. The fireworks will
be at 1000 also on the high
school grounds. There will be
a parade, games, entertain
ment, etc. complete pro :
gram will be printed n x
week.
New Doctor in Chester
DR.. Herbert E. Bill of Gle.
veland, an obstetrician, will
have office hours in the office
Of DR.. David w. Shalenberg-
er in the Hayashi Medical
building, North Opalocka dr.,
on Thursday of each week
from 2 to 4 pm.
Local Man Honored
Sun Oil Company last week
honored Ralph L. Shanower
of 1870 Mayfield Road, Ches,
terland, for twenty n in e
years of cordial business re.
lationship in supplying petro-
leum products and services tc
motorists. ......
Mr.. Shanower received the
Suns Dealer Loyalty ward
plaque from Mr.. S. "A Nc
Hugh, manager of Sun Oil
Company's Cleveland sales
district, at a meeting of SUMO
CO dealers at Manger Hotel,
Cleveland.
Mr.. Shanower operates the
Shanower's Sunoco Station at
1910 Mayfield Rd. He is a
member of the American Le-
gion, Rotary Club, Masons
and the Chester Fire Dept.
He is married and has one
daughter, Barbara.
Injured by Mower
Cheryl Ann Salmon, aged
two and one half years, dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
F. Salmon, 725 Cedar Rd., is
in satisfactory condition in
Huron Road Hospital. The lit
tie girl was terribly injured
at her home on Friday of last
week when she was run over
by a rotary mower.
Cheryl AIMS mother was
moving the lawn and riding
on the mower. She did not see
her daughter run across the
lawn and fall on the grass be-
hind her. Not realizing that
the child was there Mrs. Sal
mon, according to reports ,
backed the mower and ran
over her. Her right foot was
badly cut and fractured. The
left leg was fractured and re-
ceived severe cuts. The child
was wearing corduroy over
alls at the time. With the best
possible progress in improve
ment Cheryl Ann must re =
main in the hospital for a
month.
Card Party
A public card party is an
nounced at the Chester K of
P Hall on Saturday, June 25,
at $3.50 pm. Pinochle a n d
five hundred will be played.
Prizes and refreshments.
Chester TOPS. Club
MRS. Owen Parr represent
ed the Chester TOPS. Club
at the recent convention held
in Detroit. She brought back
many ideas on improving the
club. Anyone interested is in
vited to join. Call Mrs. A. H.
Vodegel PA 9-7384. At t h e
last meeting it was announc-
ed that Mrs. Emil Lacko had
reached her goal in weight
reducing. This will be cele-
brated with a luncheon at the
Manor House.
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Silver Wedding
So many welding stories
end with the statement, "The
bride and groom left for a