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The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19
Personals About Sidney

Mrs. Art Arnold returned Fri
day from Menomonie, Wisconsin,
where she went to attend funeral
rites for her grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Seyer Bates. She also visited
for a day in Lacrosse.
Sunday guests at the A. c.
Paulsen home were Mr.. PaulSen'S
nephew and his wife, MIR. and Mrs.
Ray Glover and daughter of Miles
City, Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Arnold visited
over the weekend at the home of
his mother. Mrs. j. H. Essex in
Miles City, Montana.
Bill Berner and Albert KaStan,
both students at Concordia High
School in Portland, Oregon, will
be home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen will
leave Saturday for Anaconda to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Han
sens mother and other relatives
Nick Hansen will accompany them
as far as BoZeman, where he will
visit through the holidays at the
home of his Son-in-law ano
daughter, MIR. and Mrs. John Gil
bert.
MIR. and Mrs. Bob Lee of Wis
cousin Rapids, Wisconsin, viii
visit in Sidney through Christmas
week at the home of Bob's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Lee. Bob wa!
recently transferred to Wisconsin
Rapids as salesman for the A. II
Bennett Roofing Co. of Mpls.
MIR. and Mrs. Douglas Allen anC
children, Stanley and Jacqueline
will visit in Sidney through Christ
mas week with his parents, th'
Harold Aliens, and with Mrs
Aliens mother, Mrs. Franci
Reardon. The ALIENS are now liv
ing in Great Falls, where he
working on the test board for tn
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19
Lambert Area News

The, Lambert Lettermen's Club
sponsored a chill supper at the
school lunchroom Saturday night.
The proceeds will go toward new
basketball suits.
The Rev. Viron Miller, treasur-
er of st. Paul Bible College and
of the C.&M.A. Northwest District
was a speaker at the CANA.
church Sunday morning and at a
special service of the AYF in the
afternoon. He was a Sunday din
ner guest Of the Arthur Bouch-
ards.
Lambert won both Of their home
basketball games this past week.
end, Friday night against Frazer
and Saturday night against Balm
vile. The grade school lost theirs
against Sidney Parochial on Sat-
,,ra. afternoon as did the B team
against BsfavH-.e This Friday
fiisht they g6 TO etffbefs.v.. anu
have no game on Saturday,
A number Of Lambert men at
tended a meeting at Richland
Homes. in Sidney Sunday after
noon for the purpose of organizing
a fund drive.
Ray and Lowell Qualley went
to Wolf Point Sunday 10 join the
Qualleys for a family photo.
Mrs. Martin Lake reports from
Chinook that the Ruffatto baby IL
much improved ard home from
the hospital.
The Kenneth TorgerSons had as
their guests Sunday Mrs. Torger-
sons mother and sister and hus-
band from Minot.
Mrs. Grant Burgess and daugh-
ter, Virginia, arrived home from
Charleston, West Virginia, Sun
day.
CORN Petersen is now employ
ed at Opheim, Montana.
The Gordon Oaklands attended
the Silver Wedding Anniversary
of friends in Cartwright Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Schwartz from
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19
Funeral Services
Were Held for
William Nyberg

Funeral services for William L.
Nyberg, a former resident of Fair
view, were held at the Church
of the NaZarene in Sidney Dec.
IL.
The Rev. B. Martin Gale, for
mer pastor of the church, con-
Quoted the service
Mr. Nyberg died at WilIston
Hospital Dec g. He had been in
i'll health for the past two years.
He was born at Kennedy, Mimi.
Aug. 5, 1906, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Nyberg, and grew up
in Minnesota, near the North
Dakota line. He came to Fairview
in 1880 and worked for a time
on the Axel Danielson farm. In
1887 he began working for Lower
Yellowstone Irrigation Project,
continuing in that work until
1860. He married Lucle Mennenga
at Fairview, May 4, 1912. In 1860
they moved TO Westminster, Colo
RADIO, and earlier this year, they
returned to this area and have
been living in Williston.
He was a member of the Church
of the Nazarene in Fairview and
served several terms as one OF
its trustees and also as its treas
urer.
Survivors include his wife; one
brother, Philip Nyberg of Kenne-
dy, Mimi; and one sister, Mrs
Friedolph Bohm of Minneapolis.
At the service Mrs. Lyle Larson
sang Beyond the Shadows" anc
Elwood Gale sang Some Colder
Daybreak''. Their accompaniSt wa!
Mrs. Edwin Bieber.
Pallbearers were Y. c. DeTiene
Lyle Larson, Orville Ryder, Rus
sell Danielson, Ellsworth Cande'
and Charles Sansburn, Cloyd-Gor
| der Mortuary had charge of ar
rangements and burial in Sidne.
| Cemetery.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19

telephone company.
Mary Lynn Nelson is coming
home Friday from Great Falls to
visit here until after Christmas
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson
are locking forward to a family
reunion Christmas, when there
children will all be home. Judy.
junior at Duke. University in
Durham, North Carolina and
Caryl, a freshman at Montana
State College in Bozeman will
arrive home this weekend. Leroy
and his family will come next
week for a brief visit through
Christmas.
Albert Klodt left Friday for
Seattle to visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rogers.
Steve Bellezza flew in the first
of the week from his home in Gill
roy California, for a brief visit
while looking after business mat
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Kringer
and their four children of Mino-
visited in Sidney through the las
weekend at the home of Mr.
Kringen's parents, the Emil Krin
gems. Everette operates a ConocC
Station in Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Chap
man and three children will driv,
to Livingston to visit through
Christmas at the home of Mrs
Chapman's mother, Mrs. Margare
Moran, and with two sisters an,
two brothers.
The Rudy Espeland family j
moving this week to Billing
where they have bought a new
home and will be permanent
located. Rudy will continue tn
work he is in as electric applianc
salesman but in a larger area.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19

The November meeting was cal
led to order by president, Sandra
Rudie, at the Sigurd Rudie Home
on November 30th.
There was a discussion on road
signs to be put up on Saturday
morning.
The next meeting will be at the
Garfield Linde home on Decem-
Der 28th at 7:30 pm. A Christ
mas party will follow.
A guest is to be invited. Gifts
will be exchanged.
Chester Dore, club leader, gave
out year pins and seals.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19
E. T. Bells on Trir.
To Calif"~
M rufg

and Mrs. b. F. Bell left Sum
! cay for Paeifiea, California where
they will spend the next two
months visiting their daughter,
Mrs Fred Winter ana little son.
They plan to be in Los lessEeles for
the celebration of their 56t6 we'd
ding anniversary where a family
reception will be held at the home
of Mr.. Bells sister, Mrs. Sidney
Mckay. They will also visit at the
home of Mrs. Bells sister, Mrs.
Bunnie Pitts in Palo Alto. and
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fred
Marcure in Sacramento All are
former residents of this area.
This will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Bells 18th trip TO- California on
extended visits and on one of
which took up their, residence
there for several years.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19

Richey visited her mother, Mrs.
Thea Poison, who has been i'll, on
Friday.
The Luther League sponsored
their monthly family night Sun
day night. II was their annual
candlelight Christmas service.
Mrs. r. ID. Kenny was hostess
to a number of the AFYer'S Sun
day night before the service.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19
OES Honor MasOns
at Regular Me-,

AT the regular meeting of the
Order of Eastern Star. held in the
Masonic Temple Wednesday. Dec
ember IL, 1852, Worthy Matron
Mrs. Mary Francis Tofte honored
Past Worthy Grand Patron and
Matron Carl and Mertie Brattin
and seven Master MaSons.
Reports were given by Brother
11ward SisSel and Charles Hagen
on the Masonic Home at Helena.
cts for the Masonic Home were
ho,,ght ~ members Of our chap
ter.
Dainty refreshments We're ser
we'd at festive tables by ho~Stesses;
Shirley Anderson, Chr, Jon
Knoop, Ruth Grimstad and Myrtle
Eicholtz.
Our second regular meeting for
December will honor Mothers and
Daughters of our chapter at 81. m.
Wednesday, December 26. Mothers
and daughters are cordially in
vited to attend this meeting. Host
esses will be Marian Martini, Chr.
Ruth Mcdonald, Madeline McVay.
Helen Watkins and Verna Camp
bell.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-19

Strange things:
Women do the strangest things,
When it comes to clothes,
They'll buy a slip for 20 bucks
Then worry if it shows.
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iginally.
The barn with it's old stable,
haymoW and threshing floor
will add much to the rural at
moSphere. Here in the future
maybe an old time barn
dance or a yoke of oxen or
team of horses can be kept
in the stable, or grain failed
on the threShing floor or hay
stored for a winter feeding.
Geauga County leans heav-
lily on our AmiSh friends. The
B urt on Chamber of Com
merce and the Chardon Maple
Festival buy most of their
syrup from the AmiSh farm
crS. When cutting wood for
the annual sugar season for
the p a r k, the AmiSh men
supply the greater part of
the manpoWer. The Amish
own the Middlefield Swiss
Cheese CO op and supply
most of the milk proceSSed
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BURTON - Barn raiSingS
in the olden times were in
common occurrence. AS the
new farms were carved out
of the wilderness and new
homes were established, aft
er living quarters were es-
tabliShed for the family, the
barn was next in order. Our
forefatherS were Skille d
woodsmen and handy with
the broadaXe; choice timber
was plentiful. These circum-
stances made the use of hew-
ed tt m bter pre- practical
than to haul the heavy logs to
Saw-millS which were few and
far between. Many of these
old barns are still standing,
still in use, and in good condit-
ion; but as farming is pass
ing from the rural scene, so,
too, are I h e S e old timber
frame barns. The Geauga His
torical Society believes that
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Plan Old Time Barn Raising
by Amish at Burton, July II

the old timber frame barn is
a part of our heritage, and
one that should be preserved
on tn e Historical Society
grounds and take its place a.
mong the OF her historical
buildings already there.
This summer the society
had an opportunity to acquire
such a barn. The barn was
built before the Civil War by
Daniel Johnson, a pioneer
farmer, who lived on Music
ST., in Newbury Township.
The property is now owned by
Mike Matrie who is convert
ing the property into Oceana
Park. With the corporation
of our AmiSh friends, the
building was t a k IN down
piece by piece and hauled to
the Historical Society grounds
1t will be put back together
again and raised as it was Or
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28
Nancy Goodrich Rites
Are Held Wednesday

Funeral services for Nancy
Goodrich, 80 year old Char
don sc h ool teacher, and
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. H.
]. McAnaney of G h a r d o n
were held at the Burr Fun
eral Home in Chardon Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Good
rich was killed in an auto ac-
cident Monday morning while
on her way to Kent State Un-
! iverSity where she was at
tending summer school.
Miss Nancy Dean, driver of
the car in which Mrs. Good
rich was riding is recovering
in the Ravenna hospital.
The accident occurred at
7:30 am. at the intersection
of 303 and TOO near Freedom
in Portage county.
Miss Dean was hospitalized
with a fractured forearm, rib
and left leg, and eye lacera-
tionS.
Travelling south on the way
to Kent state University
Miss Deans car collided
with an auto driven by Mrs
Margetta H. Turner, 80, a
dental technician, Of Wind.
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there. The Historical Society
always retails swiss cheese at
all of it's special events.
On Saturday, July IA, a
large group of Amish skilled
Workmen will stage on old
time barn raising. Probably
not for two generations has
there been such a raising in
the Western Reserve and the
likelihood Of another one is in
deed remote. Andy r. Miller
OF Middlefield, the veteran
builder and mover of build
ingS will be in charge. He will
be assisted by other we'll KIN
own builders such as John H.
HerShberger of Parkman and
CriSt N. HerShberger of Bur
ton.
The Historical Society will
furnish lunch for the workers
at noon. Any surplus food will
be available to the visitors
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nam.
Mrs. Turner suffered a fra
ctured right arm and extern
Sive decorations and is listed
in fair condition this morning
at the Ravenna hospital.
Both cars were demolished.
Taught in ChardOn
Mrs. Goodrich was born
January ID, 1882, in Chardon.
After graduating from Char
don H i g h school, she held
teaching positions at Chardon
and last year at Munson
school.
A member Of the Chardon
Pilgrim Christian churc h
where she served as Deason-
esS and formerly taught Sun
day school, Mrs. Goodrich be-
longed to the Panhellenic
Council of Geauga County.
She is survived by her par
ents; two children, Timothy
and Connie at home; two bro
theirs, Hugh Jr., of Streets
boro and Gary of Chardon;
and maternal grandfather,
Frank c. Pennypacker of
Chardon.
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The 1862 Geauga County
Cancer Drive has raised $12,
$50. thanks to the generosity
of Geauga Countians and the
complete cooperation of over
$50 volunteer workers. T h e
drive was under the chair
manship of Mrs. H a r o ! d
Holmes and Mrs. Hamilton
Bell. The quota set by the
Ohio Division for our county
was $1l 900.
Memorials during the year
totalled $277.75 and industry
donated approximately 1924.
The reports from m. various
townships is as follows:
Auburn - Mrs. John S. Mar
tin, Mrs. Jack Vaughn, 1928
48.
cambridge $1,214.39 Com
plete). Mrs. Robert Hamilton,
Mrs. Lois M. Hurd, Mrs. Jay
Picking, Mrs. Frank Stanek
Mrs. John 10th, Mrs. Grae-
don Johnson, Mrs. John Fol
Warczny, Mrs. Roland Cald-
we'll, Mrs. Norman McCreary
Mrs. Calvin Lommler, Mrs.
Harley Bixby, Mrs. Jay Hall
Mrs. Denver Jividen, $795 80.
Lake Lucerne - Mrs. Will
liam B. Hanlon, $235. so.
/ Chagrin Park - Mrs. War
eren Taylor, $500.
1 Bowling - Colonial Lanes,
/ $148 so.
Burton - $S33.12 Complete
Village - Miss Beth Reed,
A,Mrs. Darlene Reed, $296.85 +;
|1rownship - Mrs. Geraldine
Thomas, Mrs. Michael Faith,
| l$298.77; Business - Mrs. Roy
Goats, $197.00; Organizations
= $3O.50.
Chardon - approx. $500 90
(Complete) Village = Mrs.
I Ward Mcdonald, Mrs. Nelson
Burgess, Mrs. Hiram Covell
approx. $4,000; Township -
Mrs. Roy Danforth, Mrs. N.
H. Shiflet, $323.33; Business
Mrs. Hamilton Bell, 1926. so;
Bowling = B & v Recreation
= $90.50; Organizations -
Mrs. James Greig. $500.
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Sue Kingston Honored
at Buckeye Girls State

Sue Kingston, Chardon, CT
the Federalist Party has been
of Woolsey City at the 10th an
elected to the office of Mayor
nual and the largest session
of Buckeye Girls State at
Columbus, O.this week.
Sponsored by the American
Legion Auxiliary, Depart
ment of Ohio, Buckeye Girls
State is designed to teach out
S t a n d i g young women,
through practical participa-
ton, the rights, duties, and
responsibilities of American
citizenship as well as the
functions and problems of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28
Phone Co. Starts
New Type of Billing

Customers of The Chardon
Telephone Company will be a
bit surprised when they open
ttleir next telephone bills and
find an extra enclosure. The
new item is a punched card, J.,
which replaces the stub to the
right of the regular statement
which was presented with the
payment. w. B. Hardy, Jr.,
vice president, and general
manager, says the change in
the billing method has been
made in the interest of ac-
curacy and speed. Now Char
don telephone bills are sent
out on two dates instead of
four.
Formerly customers were
sent a bill which detailed all
the charges and contained the
payment stub and, if they had
long distance charges, a sep
arate bill listing them.
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Midd1efie1d
Man Killed
by Dynamite

MIDDLEFIELD - Lisle
Ely Sr., 62, was killed in
stantly at II am. Saturday
by a dynamite blast on the
Andrew Gingerich farm, Bur
ton Windsor Road, near
Middlefield.
Facial decorations were suf
fered by Andrew Gingerich
Jr., who was S o m e distance
away at the time Of the blast.
He was treated and released
at Brentwood hospital.
The accident occurred while
Mr.. Ely, was doing some ditch
work for irrigation purposes.
According to the sheriff's de-
partment, he returned to the
ditch to put in more dynamite
charges when his first load
had failed to completely ex-
plode. @8.r
MIR. Ely had failed, how
ever, to disconnect the wire
from the battery. He was de-
capitated in the resultant ex-
plosion.
Until two years ago, Mr.. Ely
was employed by the Walter
C. Best Co., Chardon, as a
gravel pit and stone quarry
operator. After leaving Char
don he operated his own junk
yard. He had worked with dy-
Mantle for many years.
He is survived by his wife,
Helen, two sons, Lisle Jr., and
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Richards, Mrs. Murray La
MoreauX and DR.. j. w. Meats
were appointed.
Mrs. Glenn DeGroft read
the treasurers report which
will show a profit in the neigh
borhood of 81 100000 after all
bills are presented and paid.
Mr.. John Boil was maadde
honorary member of tthe Fes-
tival Board, and Mr.. Don
TraSk, Mrs. Henry Knapp,
and Mrs. Ralph Burge were
elected too S erve as board
members.
The recipient of the college
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28
Geanga Gives $3.50
in Cancer Fund Drive

Chesuerland - $1807 % -
(Complete). Township = Mrs
Dorothy Porter, Mrs. Burness
Runyon, Mrs. Alonzo Wright
Mrs. Louis Sequella, Mrs.
Jack Duggan, Mrs. A n g c
Thomas, $l693 AT; Business
Mrs. C. G. Stevens, $1l3.75.
Claridon - Mrs. Robert
Fenwick, Mrs. Isabelle Young
$397.16.
Lake Aquilla - Mrs. En-
cry Dilda, Mrs. Floyd Weeks
$1,000.
Hambden - Mrs. William
Landon, $452.15 (CompIete)
Township - Mrs. Vearl Jon,
es, $293.65; Business - Mrs
Elsie Pokorny, $65. 90; Bowl.
ing - Ernst Lanes, $93 so.
HuntSburg - Mrs. Paul Ad.
ans, Mrs. Fred Sykora, $2O2
10.
Middlefield $1122 54 -
(Complete); Village - Mrs
Bruce Cook, $685. Town,
ship - Mrs. Ray Harper
Mrs. Robert Aspenwall, $343
SO; Business - Mrs. RobE
Rose, 1927 90; Bowling - Mid
dlefield Bowling, $153.00; Or,
ganizationS - $500.
Montville - Mrs. Milton
Gray, Mrs. Ina Stone, $203 40
Munson - Mrs. Theodore
Szinai, Mrs. Karl SeStak
$741.28
Newbury - $721.67 (Com,
plete) Township - M. C. Gif.
ford, Mrs. H. Rybold, $656.67;
Business - $65.
Parkman Mrs. Hildor
Farley, Mrs. Oscar Irwin
1922 2.91.
Russell - Mrs. Ted Sindel.
ar, Mrs. Kenneth Williams
$1278. 80.
South Russell - Mrs. Her.
bert Pitz, Mrs. VILLA m
Davidson, $328.00.
Thompson Mrs. Ellen
Hubert, Mrs. Maureen Web.
Ster, $237 7.46.
Troy - Mrs. Bernard Res.
zatarski, $238.60.
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scholarship to be given by the
Geauga County Maple Festi-
val will be announced in the
near future.
DR.. j. w. Meats, Mr.. Will
Richards. Mr.. Tom White and
Mr.. Paul Denton were asked
by Mr.. Carlson to tell the
group some of their memories
OF the early days of the festi-
val.
On behalf of the Festival
Board, Mrs. Clifford Wedge
thanked Mr.. Lloyd Carlson for
all the wonderful work" he
has done for the Maple Festi-
val.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28
Red Cross Offers New
Life Saving Course

| A Red Cross Junior and
Senior Life Saving course will
begin Saturday, June 30 from
9 TO II am. at Sycamore Lake
in FoWlerS Mill and will meet
for eight consecutive weeks.
The age requirements are
IL to Is for the Juniors and 16
and older for the Seniors.
Applicants must be in sund
physical condition and be able
to complete the following re-
quirements.
l. Standing front dive, rea-
sonably good form.
2. Juniors must swim 22O
|yardS continuously as requir-
ed, Seniors 440 yeardS.
3. Dive from the surface of
the water to a minimum dep
tn Of 6 feet and swim two body
|lengthS under water.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28

Mr.. Hardy says customers
who pay their bills by mail
are to send tlae punched card
only in the addressed envel-
ope which comes with the
statements. AS this punched
card is processed in special
equipment, he C autions
against folding, stapling or
tearing. Customers who pay
at the business office or at
any of the authorized agenci-
es are asked to bring the bill
giving all the charges as well
as the punched card.
The reduction from four to
two billing periods became
effective June l. Customers
having Cypress and Avenue
5 numbers receive their bills
as the first of the month
while those having Yorktown
and Avenue 6 numbers are
billed as of the twentieth.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28

The Geauga County Health
Department is making type
three of the Sabin oral vac
cine available again on Sun
day, July 1st from 100 to 500
pm. This is for citizens who
did not take type three last
Sunday.
The following 7 schools will
be stations:
KenSton High School
Chardon Auditorium, East
Park st.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28
Maple Festival Committee
Celebrates Good Year

Geauga County Maple Fes-
tival Board members and
guests enjoyed dinner at He'll
reigel's Inn Tuesday evening
which was followed by their
semi-annual meeting.
Dinner was proceeded by a
social hour at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G lie nm DeGroft,
Water street, where punch
and hors d'oeuvreS were sew
ed.
During the business meet
ing with Mr.. Lloyd Carlson.
residing, a nominating COM
mittee including Mr.. Paul
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4. Tread water for one min
ute with hands beneath the
surface of the water for use
as auxiliary supports.
5. Float motionleSS or rest
in a floating position with a
minimum movement of arms
and legs for one minute.
The class requires a mini
mum of Is class hours for Jun
iorS and II hours for Seniors,
including the final exam.
The objective of this course
is to provide the Individual
with the knowledge and Skills
designed to save his own life
or the life of another in the
event of an emergency in, on,
or above the water.
For fur t h e r information
call the Geauga Red Cross Of
flee at AV 5-4911.
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Have You Met

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Glen
denim, of 348 South Hambden
ST., and their two children,
Cheretta, 3 years old and
Ruth Annette 4 months. The
Clendenin'S moved here from
Laisy Ave, Cleveland. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Campbell live with them. Mr..
Clendenin does inventory
work for Revco Drug Stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hood
RID No. 3 Old State Rd.? The
Hoods m Owe d here from
Cleveland with their daugh-
ter, Margaret Ann 6 months
old. Mr.. Hood is a tool and die
maker at Bailey Meter Com
pany in Cleveland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28

Dividend checks will be mail
ed out July /.
The bank h a S shown an
outstanding growth" accord
ing to Ward Mcdonald, pre-
sldent OF the Chardon Savings
Bank Co.
The main office is located
at 100 Center St., and branch
offices are located at the
Chardon Plaza and the West
0eauga Plaza in Chesterland
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28
Chardon Bank Pays
$40, ,OOOin Dividends

More than 400 stockholders
in the Chardon Savings Bank
Co. will re ceive dividend
checks next week, totaling
$4,000.
The Semi-annual dividend
payment represents 10 per
cent Of the par value of the
banks stock. The declared
dividend is being paid on the
10000 outstanding shares of
stock of record as of June 18.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-06-28
Offer Sabin Vaccine
Again This Sunday

Burton High School
Chagrin Falls Park Allot-
ment
Montville School
West Geauga High School
Middlefield Elementary
School
Children should be accom-
panied by a responsible adult.
We again invite a voluntary
donation of 25 cents q dose.
James L. Kocour, MD.
Health Commissioner