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Milford chronicle., 1962-04-13
MillsbOr0 School News
ETA News:

Eta News:
On Thursday, April 5, the Eta
Culture Teachers of America) was
privileged to have two guest
speakers from the University of
Delaware Linda G b b 0 II s
and Miss Elaine Bril-. They told of
the University of Delaware and its
courses. The discourse was enjoy
ed thoroughly.
Next Friday, the 18th, there will
be an Eta dance. Part of the
proceeds of this dance will be do
mated to the American Field Ser
vice.
On Wednesday, April IL, 1862,
several members will attend the
Eta Conference held at the Uni
versity of Delaware.
Antrim Bureau Show:
On Wednesday, April 4, 1862,
Mr.. John w. Patterson gave a
lecture and demonstration on pot
terry in the auditorium of Mills
boro High School. He gave a short
lecture on the history of pottery,
and showed how clay is prepared.
Mr. Patterson also gave a
demonstration of the actual max
ing of pottery, including the draw
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-13
LINCOLN
Mrs. Rena Morgan
Phone GA 2-5139

Lincoln Methodist Church; Rev
Nelson r. Reppert, Minister; Ser
vices for Palm Sunday, April Is:
9:45 am Morning Worship
Hour. Rev. Reppert will be using
for his sermon topic TOO TOler-
ent". The scripture will be found
in Philippians 2:5-11; Mark PILL
The Choirs will be using music
appropriate for the occasion. Re-
ception of new members will be
held during the worship hour.
10:45 am Church School Ses-
sion Harry Swain, Jr.. Supt.;
Douglas Morgan, Asst. Supt. Be-
gin each Lords Day in the Church
of your choice. Parents are urged
to attend this challenging hour
with their children. Adult classes
are conducted while the children
attend their sessions Unite your
voice with the voices of others who
sing the praises of God each week
in this hour of worship and praise.
If you are new in this community,
we extend a cordial welcome to
start this Palm Sunday and get in
the habit of attending regularly.
800 pm. Methodist Youth Fell
lOwship, under the direction of
Joan Reppert and Harry Swain,
Jr. All youth are cordially invited
to share in this hour of fellow
ship.
1880 pm. Evening Song and
Praise Service Conclude h S
Lords Day in this service of wor-
ship and praise. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
Thursday evening, Z pm. Adult
Choir Rehearsal. Following Choir
rehearsal, Communion Servic e
will be observed at Lincoln
Church, with Rev. Reppert pre-
siding. Visitors, as well as men,
bers, are cordially invited to this
service.
REHEARSAL NJ NJ EDIAT ELY
F O l. l. o w IN G DISMISSAL OF
SCHOOL.
GOOD FRIDAY evening the
Slaughter Neck Choir will present
an Easter Canata. The music,
based on familiar hymns, will be
under the direction of Mrs. Joan
Reppert. Time, pm. The public
is cordially invited to share in this
service.
SUNDAY, APRIL %, the Lin
coin Charge will join with the
members of the Glendale Metho-
dist Church in observing Easter
Sunrise service to be held at
Slaughter Beach. The Glendale
Charge will be in charge of the
music. while Rev. Reppert will be
bringing the Sunrise message. The
public is also invited to attend this
service.
This Friday evening, there will
be an adult membership class be-
ing held at Slaughter Neck Church
at 1880 pm. If you missed out on
the Glass on Monday evening, you
are invited to Slaughter n c k
Church this Friday evening.
The Fourth Quarterly meeting
of Lincoln Charge was held at
Slaughter Neck Church on Friday
evening and at that time by unani-
nous vote. our minister was in
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-13

practice a method of teaching his
tory highly recommended by the
National Council for Social Stud
les. The work consists of three
so-called plateaus, and in order to
achieve a set grade level the stu
dent must do the prescribed work
listed by the teacher.
The course C weeks period)
consists of reading, answering
basic text material, analysing
charts and maps, round table dis
cussions, oral reports, research,
project work, use of all library
materials, etc. The detectives OF
the course are: QD to gain wider
vocabulary, (2) learn to use
sources of historical information,
CD learn to think (know the why
rather than the when), (4) develop
habit of reading more than is in
the text. and 90 learn to write
and speak so that you can convey
your findings and thoughts to 9TH
ers.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-13
NO AUTOMATI0N

ENGLISHTOWN, N. ]. (AP) =
Ira Hulsart hasn't much time for
machines.
Cars may rule the highways, but
there'll always be horses, he says.
And he's the man to provide the
harnesses.
A harness maker for so years,
Hulsart runs his one-room shop
without a single machine
His formula for avoiding ma
chine-age ills: Il just like to work
good and hard, and when l get
tired | sit down"
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-13

The Los Angeles Angels won II
and lost 10 games last July, their
only winning month during their
first season in the A m er i c a n
League.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-13

The tallest monument in the
United States is the San JacintO
Monument near Houston, Texas.
The concrete-and-limest shaft
rises $40 feet, Is feet higher than
the Washington Monument.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14

Beverly ] e a n n e Bidgood
and Frank Anthony Zammat-
arc Of Cleveland were marri-
ed Saturday afternoon at 1:30
in st. Mary's church, Char
don, with the Reverend Fat
her James Walsh performing
the service.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bidgood,
Bass Lake Rd., Chardon, and
the groom, the son OF Mrs.
Phillip Zammataro of CleVe-
land.
Miss Paulette Bidgood at
tended her sister as maid OF
honor and Mr.. David Archi-
bald of Lancaster, Pa, Serv-
ed as best man for the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fina
uncle and aunt of Mr.. Zam-
mataro, were h o S t S at a
luncheon following t n e ser
vice at their home on Bass
Lake Rd., for about fifty III
ends and relatives of the cou-
pie.
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&s sr4Aggoob
IS Wkd&turdhny

In the evening about fifty
friends and relatives called
at the home of the brides
parents to offer best wishes
and congratulations to the
young couple before they left
for earb orn, Michigan,
where Mr.. Zammataro has
accepted a summer position
with the Ford Motor Co., IN
Dearborn. Mr.. and Mrs. Bid
good served a buffet supper
to their evening guests.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Gamma
taro have been. students al
Ohio University in Athens
where she was a member OF
Chi Omega Sorority. She eX-
poets to receive her degree IN
Bachelor of Science in Ele'
mentary Education in Aug
gust.
In the fall they plan to re-
side in Athens where she Will
teach and he will complete
his studies also for a degree
in Bachelor of Science in Edu'
cation.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14

kSe, 0177 Walters Road, Rus
sell; Shelton Goldfuss, Sem
mary Lane, Chester: Jona-
than Greve, Paramount, Rus
sell; william Gustafson, 305
Sperry Road, Chester; Will
lam Harris, 60 SylvanhurSt,
Chester; Edward Interlied,
Hemlock Point Road, Russell,
ROLAND James, County Line
Road, Russell; Jeffrey Jaske,
174O Heath Road, Munson;
David Jones, Saltwater Dr.,
Russell; David Korver, SIS
Chillicothe Chester.
Dennis Kratovhvil, 70 How
ey Drive; Lars Larson, Rus
sell; James Lewis, 595 Ceder
Road, Chester; Larry Lind
sey, Beechwood Drive, Rus
sell; Walter Lorenz, Sperry
Road, Chester; Ronald Nah
ler, 1855 Mayfield Road, Ches
ter; Patrick Malone, 785 West
chester, c h e S t e r; William
Marshall, 420 Chillicothe,
Chester; ia M e S Maurer,
County Line Road, Russell:
James Mcdowell, 920 Opal
ocka Drive, Chester; Will
lam Meikle, Riverside Drive,
Russell: Albert Meinke, 6,
Hookhollow Road, Russell;
Thomas Patterson, 2605 Cav
es Road, Chester; Laid Pob-
uda, willard Drive, Russell;
Gary Petersen, SIS Woodcrest
Lane, Chester; Kenneth Rau
pach, 1850 Sperry Road, Ches-
ter; Wayne Redding, 344O
Sherman Road, Chester; Pet
er Rogers, Fairmount, Rus
sell; Steven Ryan, Sperry Rd
Road, Chester; Richard Sab
en-, 1SO Ward Drive, Chester;
Steven Stafford, $50 Beech.
wood, Chester;
Charles Schilling, N OR t h
wood Drive, Russell; Clifford
Schultz, 280 East Hill DR.,
Chester; Ted Shearer, 1470
Cedar Road, Chester; Phillip
Sidoti, 40 Brooklane, Chester;
Perry Skarl, 2430 Chillicothe
Road, Chester; Clyde Skuf-
ka, so Sperry Road, Chester;
Dennis SmithiSler, 1860 Chill
icothe Road, Chester; John
Snevel, 27 Hill Drive, Russell;
Kenneth Sojka, 2585 Mulberry
Road, Chester; Don Sommer
235 Devon Lane, Chester; Gil
enn Steinfurth, IT'S Chillicothe
Road, Chester; Craig Stentz,
chillicothe Roa d, Russell
Steven Stoner, $50 East Hill
Drive, Chester; Gary Temple
100 Sylvanhurst, c h e S t e r;
Verl Trushel, 145 Valley View
Drive, Chester; Jerry Virgo,
los Lynn Drive, Chester
Donald Williams, Cloveridge
Chester; James Williams, 1O1
Norman Drive, Russell.
Awards Day was held or
May 25. The winners will be
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
Elementary
School News
Park Elementary School

PARK elementary SCnOOl
This last week of school has
been a busy one. The Safety
Patrol was given a luncheon
by the Police Department in
recognition of their services
during the school year.
A number of picnicS were
held. Mrs. Catherine Garfield
took her fourth grade class to
the Booster Field, Mrs. Flor
ence Baroness class went to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Kovac, Mrs. Elizabeth
Fisher took her class to the
Corey Farm and Mrs. Eliza
heth Ladd's class visited the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Sanborn.
Mrs. Hazel Hanna, together
with Miss Karen BunduS and
their respective third grade
classes vi S t e d the Cleve-
land Aquarium and the Moss
Dairy on Tuesday.
Miss Beverly Bidgood's Sec
ond grade held a small con-
cert and dance program on
Tuesday. D ane Harrison
played a piano selection and
several membsgS 0f the class
sang. Beverly Rerends and
Karen Evin each danced for
the class.
A new record for the 22o
yard shuttle relay was reach
ed in the Junior Olympics of
June End. On the team. re-
presenting Park School was
Susan Novak from Mr.. Rob
ert Gilson'S fifth grade.
In the baseball throw. Dean
Fuller of Mrs. Floy Richards
room achieved a new record
for distance.
Thursday the two sixth gra-
deS, Mrs. Ann Morgan's and
mrs. Floy Richards classes,
held their annual sixth grade
breakfast.
FRIDAY, June 8, will marx
the end of the S c h ooI year
with pupils coming to school
IN the m rnin G receiving
thelr report cards and return
ing to their homes.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
Middlefield Man
Found Dead

BURTON - John Robert
Walter, SO, of S. Main Street
Mlddlefield, was found hang
ing on the stairway leading to
the basement of his drv
cleaning establishment, in the
lOOF Hall building in Burton
Friday night.
DR.. w. A. Reed, Burton
acting Geauga County coroner
pronounced him dead at 9:3F
pm. and ruled the death due
to strangulation. " 49,.
According to the Geauga
County Sheriff's Department
report, Mr.. Walter was late in
coming home from work His
wife, Millie, became worried
ana went to the place of busi-
ness and found his body.
Found in Mr.. Walters lunch
basket was a suicide note
Charged with contributing to
the delinquency of a minor
Mr.. Walter was on 81 900 bono
pending a hearing in Juvenile
Court.
Other survivors, besides his
wife, are a sister, Mrs. Lilliar
RoSWorth, and a brothe
Paul.
Funeral arrangements are
pending at the Russell Fune
al Home, Burton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14

Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Carson
and f a m y, Andrea, Dan,
Jack and ChriSty, left last
week for Lake Mohawk, Spar
ia N. ], where they will spend
the summer.
Herman Dreyer'S brother,
Walter, d i e d suddenly at
Youngstown a week ago Tues
day, Funeral services were
held last Friday at YoungS-
town.
Done your Christmas shop
ping yet? One Chardon resid-
ent has his well under way.
Ross Armstrong spent two
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News from Claridon

will be welcome so the women
may start this project.
Mrs. Robert Fenwick, daugh
ters Janet t and Judy spent
the weekend with Mr.. ana
Mrs. R obert Richmond IN
Malta, o.
Bonna Price was home for
a few days. Left Sunday TO
Colorado Springs, Colorado,
where she will be employed
this summer. She joined two
friends.
Donnie Star is home from
Ohio State University for the
summer. He was in Newcom-
erstown Ohio, Sunday to at
tend a friends wedding. He
was an usher.
Mrs. Maude Sloat is at the
John M. Miller Home. Ad-
dress jug Rd., r. D. No. 2,
Burton, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph GroS-
venor attended the FriSSell
Reunion S day on Battl-
eS Rd., Chester.
A birthday supper honoring
Linda Ensign'S birthday was
held on the Howard EnSig1
lawn Thursday night, June 7,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Phil
lips and daughter Nancy call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bowers M on d ay evening
June 4. Mr.. and Mrs. David
ShanoWer of EuStiS, Fla,
called at the same home or
Thursday afternoon enroute
to Mentor, where they will
visit relatives for a few
weeks.
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OBITUARIES
Henry Asbury
Died June 9

Henry j. Asbury, 73, died
Saturday at his home, 21o
King St., following a linger-
ing illness.
He was born in England
March 8, 1889.
Mr.. ASbury resided in Char
don for the past five years
coming from Cleveland. He
retired eight years ago as a
inspector at Tapco, Cleve-
land.
He was a member of st.
Mary's church, Chardon, an
of Holy Name Society.
His wife, Ellen, preced
him in death.
Survivors include two son
Thomas and Henry, both OF
Cleveland; one daughter, Mr.
Lucille Penkaty, Chardon,
and six grandchildren.
Rites were held at 9 am.
Tuesday in st. Mary's churcI
with Rev. James Walsh, past
or, officiating.
Burial was in the Calvary
cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
By Mrs. Howard Ensign

The local school class day
was held June 7, 900 am.
Program Rev. Robert CHRIS
tianson, Pledge of Allegiance
audience, America" audi
ence, Welcome Robert VIII
son, songs by the junior hlgh
ensemble Wood. Peace OF
the River" Serenade Medley
Valdictory Peter Petersen,
Last Will and Testament :
Diane Naramore and Char
lene Nelson, Glass Prophecy
Jeanette Mclean, Present
alton of 9th grade scholar
ship awards Robert Sledle,
class advisor, presentation OF
promotion certificates w
Dale Rafie, principal. Safety
Patrol A W ard S, perfect at
tendance wards. Bene'
diction Rev. Robert Christ
enSon.
Anyone interested in having
their child join Cub Scouts, OF
anyone willing to help with
this work, please contact Mrs
Robert RoWley.
The Claridon Booster club
will meet at the town park
Saturday evening, June 16 al
7:30 pm ....
Joint~meefIrg of the Adult
Fellowship and Couples clut
will b@5helGboAAturday night
June I6, MpaRd Mrs. Harvey
Steife of Chester will speak
and show slides of their sew
eral trips to-RuSsia. The con
gregation is. .linbited to thi;
meeting 8i00sp. m.
The Women'S Fellowship i!
sponsoring the church family
picnic in the park, Wednes
day, June 20, starting at 4:3t
p. m. Supper a nd refresh
ments will be available a
nominal cost. Entertainment
will be provided by some o
our members. Please comt
and bring your friends for al
evening of fun.
! One h In d r d dollars i,
Eagle stamps and cash hav
been contributed to the drar
cry fund for the Congregat
ional social hall. Other gift
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
Frank TraSk
Rites Monday

CLARIDON - Frank w.
Trask, 83, of Claridon, died
Friday in Troy.
Born in Montville, Dec. 8,
1878, he spent most Of his life
in the township where he had
farmed, retiring in 1914.
In Chardon in 1908 he mar
ried May Williams. She is de-
ceased.
Surviving are three sons.
Lloyd of Kirkland, Franklin of
Binghamton, NY, Halbert
of Dorset, Ohio; two brothers,
Ralph of Hartsgrove and Earl
of Manifold, Pa; seven grand
children.
Rites were held in the Burr
Funeral home at 2 pm. Mon,
day. Rev. Elder Boytar, past.
or of Church of the Coco
Shepherd, Ch ardon, offic
lated.
Burial was in Montivillc
cemetery.
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Mrs. Nora Haney
Rites Are MONDAY

Mrs. Nora Theresa Haney
76, died Thursday night at the
home of her daughter, Mrs.
Patrick Walsh, Sherman Rd.,
in Munson.
Mrs. Haney was born March
81, 1885, in Greeley, Neb. She
had been a resident of the Ge-
auga County area for a num-
Der Of years. She had worked
for the Cuyahoga Board OF
Education for % years, retir.
ing in 1856.
She was a member of st
Mary'S church and the guild
of the church.
Surviving a re four daugh
ters, Sadie C. Fullerton Mrs.
Helen Jackson and Mrs. Rus
sell Stephenson, all OF Cleve-
land and Mrs. Walsh, of Mum
son; two sons, John M. Haney
and Joseph A. Haney, both O
Cleveland; % grandchildren:
% great grandchildren; a Sis
ter, Mrs. A G n e S Stark, OF
Cleveland; two brot he r S
John j. and Patrick O'Gor-
man, both of Greeley.
Services were held at the
Holy Cross church at 2OOO
Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland
Monday at II a. m. Burial
was in Calvary cemetery.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
LETTERS
to The
EDITOR
MAD MOTORIST

The highways now are
crowded with "A million cars
or more and many are the
motorists - Who get real good
and sore - They blame the
other fellow for The slow
ness of their stride = While
they would like to speed and
push All other cars aside
The restless driver is the one
Who has but little sense -and
w h o Indifferent careless
ness - accounts for accidents
He does not heed the warn
ing signs = That mark a hill
or curve - and if there is no
room to pass = He will not
bulge or Swerve - But if the
vehicles collide He knows
that he is right and with
his temper uncontrolled = He
wants to start a fight.
BY James j. Metcalfe
Sir:
If you are allowed to re-
print poems l tave this one in
my booklet of poems. With
summer vacations in full
swing and anot h e r holi-
day coming up thought it
might be appropriate to pub
lish this in your paper.
Respectfully,
Jean D. Morris
Rt. l
NeWbury. O
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II II w
\Ms2z;SI7K
lHTEEEKHNxzz
By: Chad ThraSher

You aren't used to test
p a t t e r n S such as the
French have been known
to use scenes from the
FolieS Eergere but our
local variety does have ut
ility. Through adjustment
of the fine-tuning knob,
the viewer C an use the
lines and circles of the av-
erage aest pattern as a
guide to bringing int 0
sharp focus any program
on that station.
Usually accompanying a
test pattern is a deliber-
, ately transmitted SCUM
if the set is il
good order, is clear and
pure.
Whether it be a Situat-
ion comedy, western or
test pattern, the picture
will be more eye-pleasing
on a new RCA color TV.
Easy as a RCA is on the
eyes, it is easier yet on
your budget. The cost?
For an RCA in color, as
low as $495.00 at
THRASHER RADIO & TV,
23l Main St., Phone AV s.
1891.
THIS WEEKS USE
HOLD HINT: Unglazed bricl
floors can be C e a n e d b,
scrubbing with a strong solu
tion Of sal soda concentrated
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
Beth Hofstetter
Engagement Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin T. Hof-
stetter of Chardon, announc
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Beth Marie
Gary Scott Milliken, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Mi
liken of WayneSburg, Pennsy-
lvania.
The customary open-churcI
ceremony will take place or
June 16, at 400 pm. at tn
Chardou Methodist church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14

West Geauga High school
commencement will be held
on Fiday evening, June Is.
There are 131 graduates, 68
boys and SO girls. The highest
grade was received by Larry
Lindsey, second was May
Pfender.
The commencement speak
er will be Mr.. Ralph BeSse,
President of the Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Co.
Baccaleaureate serv C :
es were Sunday evening, June
10. Speaker was the Rev.
Samuel Davis of the Chester
Baptist church.
Follwoing is a list of the
graduates.
The girls - Joyce Allen, 40
SpiEg ST., CheSte; Alyce
Auth, 1920 Mulberry Road,
Chester; Donna Ayers, 28OO
Chillicothe Road, Chester;
Deanne Balice, 1885 Mayfield
Rd., Chester; Mary Lou Bar
neS, 2O35 Mulberry Road,
Chester; Wendy Bobbitt, l
Strawberry Lane, Munson;
Linda Boss, 95 Woodside,
Chester; Patricia Brown, 100
Rock Haven, MunSon; Linda
Brown, 13 Holly Hill, Russell;
Mary Ann Buchanan, Watt
Road, Russell; RoSamonde
Chafer, 100 Mayfield Chester;
Patricia Cluts, Northwood
Road, Russell; Sally Dickin-
son, 961 Walters Road, Rus
sell; Karyn Douglas, 1870
Mayfield Road, Chester; Car
oil Eging, 243O Chillicothe Rd.,
Chester; Judy Fish, Is Mer-
rie Lane, Chester; Dee Ann
Fletterich, 1725 Chillicothe,
Chester.
Glenda Freshley, 210 Brook
Lane, Chester; Martha Gold
tuss. 80 Seminary Lane
Chester; Donna Guella, l65
KirkWood, Chester; Lorene
Hall, 35 Greenfield Trail, Che
ster; Arawna Hayashi, IT'S
Opalocka Dr., Chester; Pat
ricia Keller, 735 Cedar Road,
Chester; Gail KlingenSmith
1865 Mulberry Road, Chester;
Sarah Kneale, 2755 Caves Rd.
Chester; jeanne Kuhar, Chill
icothe Road, Russell; Rebec-
ca LongWorth, 80 Chagrir
Mills, Russell; Ruby Manning
ITO Summers Drive, Chester
Donna MapeS, sos Mayfield
Chester; Danielle Martin
Pebble Ledge Farm, Russell
Angela Martorello, 1875 Sum
mers Drive, Chester; Cherry
Mayer, 1865 Heath Raod
Chester; Judith McIlrath, 55
Judith McIlrath, SIS Seminary
Lane, Chester; Michele Nc,
Nally, 2340 Caves Road, Ches
ter.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
West Geauga to Present 131 Diplomas Friday

printed later. William Spon-
sellor was in charge of this
program. On June 8 Senior
Day was held. This was SIM
liar to the former Glass night
programs with humorous num-
bers. Preceding t h e Senior
program awards not present.
ed May 25 were given out.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
Cub Scouts to attend
Indians Ball Game ]une 10

geS. Uniforms are to be worn.
June Pack meeting will be
a Weiner roast and WebeloS
graduation. Weiner roast will
start at 6 pm. at Corey Pavil-
ion which is about a mile east
of Chardon on South Hamb-
den Street on the left.
Each family is to bring
their own Wieners and what.
ever else they wish. Pop is to
be provided by the Pack.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14

Committee members of Cub
Scout Pack SO of Chardon
have completed plans for the
cubs and their fathers to at
tend Cleveland Indians Ball
game on Saturday, June 16.
They are to meet in front of
Park Street school at noon
and leave for Clevland at II:
Is pm. The cub may attend
whether his father goes or
not. Transportation is arran-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14
SKIN ITCH
DON'T SCRATCH IT!

Scratching spreads infection,
causing MORE pain. Apply
quick-drying ITCH-ME-NOT
instead. Itching quiets dOwn in
minutes and antiseptic action
helps speed healing. Fine for
eczema, insect bites, foot itch,
other surface rashes. If not
pleased, your 48c back at any
drug store. TODAY at Ross
Cromwell Drug Stores.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-14

days this week at Pittsburgh
looking at the showing of
Christmas merchandise pre-
pared for ReXall drug stores.
Mr.. Armstrong is the proprie-
tor of two drug stores in Char
don and one in Chester and in
Middlefield. His family ac-
companied him to Pittsburgh