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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
8
Paul Hawke and Barbara Jandt will give short talks on 4 H work and personal appeal at the Claridon Grange on August first. The next meeting will be at Marilyn Taylor's home on August 11.
News from Montville reports the Sewing and Chat 4-H club meeting led by President La Verne Klaus with 11 members present. A Montville homecoming is planned for August 13 and a community picnic discussed. numerous visits and travels of residents are noted along with Grange and Ladies Aid events and local social visits through the week.
The West Geauga School District invites sealed bids for construction of a new Junior- Senior High School on Chillicothe Road Chesterland Ohio. Bids due 12 00 noon August 8 1952. Plans from architect Arthur F Sidells 2660 South Street Warren Ohio. Bid bonds 5 percent required with bid. Board may reject any or all bids and awards to lowest responsive bidder.
On July 18 1952 Howard H Knapp of Garrettsville Ohio was appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Ruby Cook deceased of Auburn Township Geauga County Ohio Creditors must file claims with the Administrator within four months Probate Judge Arold J Richmond.
A dated list of residents and household members by town including Chardon Chesterland Chester Chesterland Novelty Painesville Huntsburg Troy and South Newbury with entries for August 8 through August 13. Names include Jerry Rodgers Kathryn Lynn Hosford Walter Sargent and many others.
Estate of Richard B Crandall, deceased, announces the return date for creditors four months from June 27 1952. Keith D Crandall of Thompson Ohio is named as part of the filing with Geauga County Probate Court.
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