Earl Genske Heads Chester School Board
The Chester-West Geauga School Board elected Earl Genske of Russell as president and Charles Osbourn of Chester as vice president. Mrs. Roy Eddy will remain clerk. John Richmond did not seek reelection. Other board members Samuel Patterson and Robert Williams were reelected for four years, with Lawrence Battles chosen for a two year term.
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Chester
West Geauga School Board
Earl Genske
Russell
Charles Osbourn
Roy Eddy
John Richmond
Samuel Patterson
Robert Williams
Lawrence Battles
Chester's Institute Opens at West Geauga High School
Chester’s Institute begins at 9 45 a m at West Geauga High School with luncheon at noon at Community church. Sessions resume 1 30 p m to 3 30 p m and an evening program 8 to 10 30 p m features Mrs J D Nobel Solon on Understanding Our Neighbors Through the Dance and other talks by Mrs Everitt E Frame of Jefferson County Melvin D Smith OSU economist on Are International Affairs of Interest to Farm People and Stanley Hamilton Richmond Indiana with colored slides on Rural Home and Education plus demonstrations by Imogene Dean and Leland Schuler. The Ches ter Players perform Born 30 Years Too Soon.
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J. D. Nobel
Solon
Everitt E. Frame
Jefferson County
Melvin D. Smith
Ohio State University
Stanley Hamilton
Richmond
Ind
Europe
Imogene Dean
Leland Schuler
Chester Players
Lynn Ripley
Omas Barstow
Camp Polk
Fred
National Guards
Ralph Henry
Chester
Albert Carlisle
James Copeland
West Geauga P. T. A
W. P. Edmunds
West Geauga
Carl Maukonen
Burton
Russell Building
Mary Bobula
Lennah Bond
Glenn Russell
Frank E. Downer
Murray LaMoreaux
Women’s Council
Smoyer
Neal Pendleton
Albert Freshley
Roy Eddy
Albert Kayser
Women's Council
Harriet Louise H. Patterson
WGAR
Burwell Abbott
Youth Fellowship
Community Church
The
Baptist Church
S. Hayashi
Kenneth Sperry
Daniel Denniston, Jr
Bible spelling bee decides for Munson Endeavorers group
Joyce Hill's side wins over David Kick's side in a Christian Endeavor spelling bee. Final scores show Kay Johnson 99 Lois Kuehnel 98 and David Kick 84. Rev Kuehnel will lead a service at Rock Haven Convalescent Home Wednesday January 23 at 3 PM. Choir rehearsal that evening at the church.
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Christian Endeavorers
Joyce Hill
David Kick
Kay Johnson
Lois Kuehnel
Walter Shanrock
Robert Garvey
Florida
Christmas Tea Held. East Claridon Church Hosts Exchange
About 20 members attended the postponed Christmas tea at the East Claridon church for gift exchanges and a white elephant sale. Mrs. Ottolie Reed and daughters were hostesses. A church supper is planned for Friday January 25 with Isabelle Evans and Ruth Armstrong as hostesses.
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Ottolie Reed
S. O. Grambler
East Claridon
Burt Kile
Mentor
Lee Butler
Roy Butler
Waren
Cleveland
Herman Krentzer
Youngstown
Robert Hatch
Patty Slagle
Richard Miller
Geauga County Republican Record Briefs
Local Geauga County paper reports brief notices and small items from area towns, including public notices, classifieds and community updates. Highlights include civic announcements, event reminders, and short summaries of local happenings within the Geauga trading region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga Republican Record
Geauga County
Charles A Hall Wins Jaycee Award in Chardon
Charles H Hall attorney receives the Jaycee gold pin as Chardon’s outstanding young man for community service. Roland Osborn notes Hall’s Maple Festival leadership March of Dimes work county fair band teaching in Sunday school and other efforts. John Shiffler introduces guests as Rev Charles Strong gives invocation. Wain Parsons cites Jaycees’ value to Chardon.
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Charles H. Hall
Chardon
Roland Osborn
Hall
John Shiffler
The
Jaycees
Charles Strong
Hal Burr
Paul E. Denton
Wain Parsons
Chardon Village
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs George Gould
Mr and Mrs George Gould announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday January 16 at Corey hospital. The baby weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and was born on her mother's birthday. The Goulds recently moved from Chicago with son Jay and daughter Christine. Jay is visiting grandparents in Florida and Christine with aunt and uncle in Burton.
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Barbara Goff
Burton
George Gould
Corey Hospital
Gould
Chicago
Jay
Christine
Christian Seiter
Hialeah
Fla
George van DeWeer
Kay Co
Jack Bollinger
Stanley Merritt
New Yorker
H. T. Janssen
Tucson Ariz
Kenneth
Teddy
Clio Club
Girl polio survivor from Burton thanks Geauga readers
An 11 year old girl Mary Blair of Burton writes from Rainbow Hospital after polio. She thanks Geauga residents for cards and support that helped her through illness and braces, and says she expects to walk again with time.
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Mary Blair
Rainbow Hospital
Cleveland
Geauga
Kenneth Blair
Burton
Geauga Dairy Unit Elects Nine Directors in Claridon
One of Geauga’s largest gatherings met in Claridon Town hall to elect nine directors for the new county wide dairy unit. Directors include Howard McNish Sterling Timmons Dr Harold Thomas Raymond Osborn Audre Blair Paul McNish Ignatius Cavanagh George Binnig Lloyd Ober.
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Claridon Town Hall
Geauga
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Howard McNish
Sterling Timmons
Harold Thomas
Raymond Osborn
Audre Blair
Paul McNish
Ignatius Cavanagh
Milk Producers Federation
George Binnig
Guernsey
Lloyd
Burton Bank Awards Trophy to Geauga Dairy Producers
Maurice Fox of The First National Bank of Burton presents a trophy for the highest average duty herd to Vernon and Claude Howard of Bainbridge. The ceremony highlights Geauga County dairy producers and Bank sponsorship.
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First National Bank of Burton
Maurice A. Fox
Vernon
Claude Howard
Brothers
Bainbridge
Butard Ott
William Warren
Leland Schuler
Geauga
Warren Geil
Hampden
Dr. Thomas
Kenneth Peterson
Burton Congregational Church
R. R. Starbuck
Dairy Tech
Burton Bank
Maurice Fox
First National Bank of
Burton
Light campaign and events in Geauga county
Geauga County residents prepare for a Wednesday night door to door light campaign to back the March of Dimes polio drive. Geauga League of Women Voters members host a Hoover Report Rally and Luncheon at Hotel Allerton in Cleveland with about 400 attendees and notable speakers.
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Hoover Report
Hotel Allerton
Cleveland
Geauga League of Women Voters
C. G. Stevens
Forrest H. Bond
Ray Hensel
Leonard Miller
Charles Osbourn
Beth Osbourn
Elizabeth Boyer
Chester High School
Burwell Abbott
Allerton
Geauga Mental Health Group Hears Supt Schofield Talk
Frank Schofield spoke at the Geauga Mental Health Association meeting held January 16 1952 at Bainbridge School. He outlined needs in Geauga County Schools including fourteen retarded children needing special classes and discussed teacher challenges, discipline, class size, and issues with parents and pupils.
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Frank Schofield
Geauga Mental Health Assn
Bainbridge School
Schofield
George Holmes
Geauga County
Pearl Brigden 75 Died Tuesday in Middlefield
Mrs Pearl Brigden 75 of North State street Middlefield died Tuesday night January 22 at 8 30 p m at her home She was a switchboard operator on the Middlefield exchange for about 35 years Survivors include her husband and two sons Charles and Ernest The funeral will be Saturday at the Laraway Funeral Home Mr Brigden and son Charles are en route from Palmetto Florida to Middlefield
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Middlefield
Pearl Brigden
North State St
Brigden
Middlefield Exchange
Charles
Ernest
Laraway Funeral Home
Palmetto, Fla
Charles Kinney Rites Friday
Charles Kinney, in his late 70s, died Tuesday January 22 at Pope's home. Born in Windsor, he lived in Windsor Mesopotamia and Middlefield. The funeral is scheduled for Friday.
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Middlefield
Charles Kinney
Pope’s
Mr. Kinney
Windsor
Mesopotamia
Laraway
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H. G. Geyer
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March of Dimes
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