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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
7
The Chardon P T A will meet Wednesday February sixth at the school auditorium. Students will present the program with demonstrations of various school sports directed by Miss Burton and Mr Paulus. The Chorus and Glee Club, directed by Miss Dunn, will provide music.
Mrs. Charles Hall of Chardon was elected president of Geauga Pan Hellenic at the January meeting. Miss Anna Dunn was chosen secretary and Mrs. T. J. Thayer treasurer. Milan Stefanic, Willoby High social science teacher, spoke about his Army education program work in Kyushu, Japan, and showed a film on Japan.
The Alert Group of the Pilgrim Christian church in Chardon will meet Wednesday February 6 at 1 o clock with Mrs Wayne Thayer of North Hampden Street for a Valentine dessert luncheon. Members are asked to bring a Valentine for exchange.
Mrs H C Bickle of Chardon announces the marriage of her daughter Corinne Bushman to Alex Slother of Cleveland on January 18 1952. They will reside in Cleveland.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 167 met at Mrs. Irene Marks home on January 21, 1952. Officers approved a $25 contribution to the March of Dimes and agreed to sponsor a girl to Buckeye Girls State this summer while reviewing the legislative program of the American Legion.
Bardon and Moats families spent time in Florida for vacations. Funeral attendances covered include Mrs Bertha Snow in Andover and Mrs Roy Allis in Lodi, Ohio. Cayle Adams of Daggett California visits relatives in E Claridon. The Ohio Regional Group of the Blinded Veterans meets in Springfield. Fred Austin's accident at Park Ave crossing injures his knee. Charity drives for March of Dimes at Geauga Theatre raise funds. Mrs Lee Parpart injures ankle in a fall and receives care in Port Clinton and at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L Cucul live in the Goodrich home on Randall Court. He is Traffic and Sales Manager for Eastern Airlines now based in Cleveland after Nashville. Mrs. Cucul is Shirley Riddle from Chardon who lived here twenty years ago with her parents on Claridon Road. They have two children, Bruce Jr and Alison. Mrs. Cucul attends the Christian Science Society locally.
St Marys Parish hosts a joint session of the Parish Council Altar and Rosary Society and Study Club Guild. Reports cover finances, secretary duties, and Christmas donations while planning a Maple Festival Dinners event and a Pre Cana Conference in Painesville.
Phoenix Chapter 329 held its regular meeting with Worthy Matron Virginia Warner and Worthy Patron Chester Warner presiding. New instructions were given between business items as the group prepared for January activities including a traveling basket fund and a February patriot meeting.
The death notice omits the widow Sophia Hauer Ffaueter among survivors. George Haueter is survived by his widow Sophia, correction appears in last week's paper.
Mrs Jane Gray of Chesterland died January 28 at her daughter’s home in Chardon. Aged 78, widow, born in Orwell, she lived in Geauga County 20 years and was active in Chesterland Community church. Survived by sisters Mae and Jay, three daughters, eight grandchildren, and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral today at Ritondaro Funeral Home with burial in Mt Pleasant Cemetery Geneva.
The Geauga Republican Record claims the largest circulation among Geauga County publications, emphasizing its prominence in the county trading area.
Emma Carroll 82 who lived in Chardon with daughter Mrs James Buchan died Monday at Corey hospital. Funeral services were held in New Philadelphia, her former home. Survived by another daughter in Cleveland and two sons.
The Geauga Republican Record emphasizes its role in publishing extensive Geauga County news. The statement underscores the paper’s focus on local events, updates, and community information for residents.
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