Card of Thanks from Ozro Sears and family
We express appreciation to friends and old neighbors for the beautiful flowers and cheering cards received during my illness from Ozro Sears and family.
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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1951
Page
6
We express appreciation to friends and old neighbors for the beautiful flowers and cheering cards received during my illness from Ozro Sears and family.
The article traces Christmas in America to the Columbus era. It notes the Santa Maria beaching on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day efforts to free her, then the Nina taking most gear. Some crew remained in a fort named Le Navidad in honor of the season.
The Geauga Dairy Service Co operative reports Howard McNish and Lawrence Brininger of Burton had the top production for November. Their 60 Holsteins produced 1280 pounds of milk and 46.1 pounds of butterfat per cow that month, per the Dairy Service unit led by Leland D.
Alfred J. Rhodes expresses sincere appreciation for acts of kindness cards flowers and support during his wife’s illness and passing. He thanks Sharyn’s well wishers and names Mr. Tom White Mr. Cliff Babcock and Hal Stafford and family.
Schuler, County Agricultural Agent notes 77 herds testing 2088 cows in Geauga County. Howard McNish and Lester Yoder of Burton lead a Holstein herd with 1276 pounds of milk and 443 pounds of butterfat. High milk producer is a cow owned by Howard Burton at 2250 pounds and 3.1 percent fat, while the top butterfat cow, owned by Howard Bros in Bainbridge, yields 108.1 pounds at 5.3 percent.
The Geauga Republican Bcard reports the largest paid circulation of any newspaper in the Middlefield trading area, highlighting its leading reach among local readers.
In loving memory of Josephine Burda who died December 10 1949 and An tone Burda who died August 3 1941. Their children note this remembrance in 1952.
Newbury senior Robert B. Thomas son of Dr and Mrs H B Thomas has been selected for membership in Black Key at Hiram College. He is biol ogy major and senior and previously graduated from Newbury High in 1948. He serves as president of Phi Gamma Epsilon and played varsity basketball for four years.
A straight line housecoat pattern in figured flannelette with large deep sleeves and simple edges to finish with upholstery fringe. Leaflet No E-2468 offers size 9-11 instructions, obtainable by sending a stamped self addressed envelope to the Needlework Dept. of this paper.
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