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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
9
Geauga County highlights Maple Sugar Beige as a new spring fashion hue. Cleveland stores feature the shade in outfits and a Chardon photo shows a model wearing a maple sugar suit and hat beside a maple sugar tree. The fabric combines ribbed wool worsted with black dot accents for texture.
Miss Imogene Dean Home Demonstration Agent spoke at Chester Grange on New Fabrics and Their Uses. She noted cottons lead, modern materials emerge, a FTC rule requires garment fiber labeling on request and warned about wool near spirea bushes.
Middlefield announces a contest for residents up to 20 years old with entry from January 1 to March 31. Details available from the Grange Lecturer. The note closes with a sign-off from George H. Holmes president of Geauga Mental Health Assn.
A Geauga Mental Health Association member praises Supt. Frank Schofield for his talk on education and school progress. The author urges local organizations to hear his views and support understanding and better schooling for Geauga children.
Bert Riddle of Jug Road Burton pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Robert A. Murray to a hit and run. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and ordered to pay damages to Paul Armstrong of Clay Street Huntsville. Deputies traced the car and arrested Riddle at his home. the left side of his car was badly damaged.
Funeral services were held at Burton Saturday for Eugene W. Valentine 86 who died Wednesday at the Pope home. A longtime Auburn resident and painter by trade he is survived by two sons Sgt. Virgil E. Valentine of Watertown NY and Ralph of Mantua a daughter There sa of Mantua and his wife Myrtle
At the annual meeting of the Chardon library board officers were re elected president Frank R. Schofield vice president E E Johnson Jr secretary Mrs Paul Alvord and clerk treasurer Mrs Anna Clause. Other members include Mrs Ruth P Smith Mrs Ralph C Pease Mark Sperry. The County Budget Commission has appropriated 18000 for the library operation this year 2000 more than last year. Interior redecorated and fines average 500 yearly. Total receipts expected 18600 with expenses last year 16108.52 and projected 17914 this year. Staff includes Miss Harriet Johnson head librarian Mrs Dorothy Warren assistant in charge of school work Mrs Howard Kolmorgen Mrs Frank Schlesinger and Miss Susan Bethune part time assistant.
Geauga Kiwanians donated 915.75 to Child Welfare during the past year per the secretary Frank Schofield. The smallest purchase was a clock with clothing to help a boy reach school on time. The largest expense was 352.00 given to the Boy Scouts.
Funeral services for Stanley D. Kelley 64 were held Saturday at First Methodist Church of Middlefield. Burial followed at Hopkins Road Cemetery in Mentor. He was born in Willoughby and lived in Parkman 18 years. A Republic Steel Corp. retiree, he is survived by Hazel his wife Edwin a son and two daughters, a brother and six grandchildren.
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