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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1952
Page
8
The second annual St Helen parish carnival comes to Newbury on Route 87 from Thursday to Sunday. A ham and scalloped potato dinner opens the events Thursday at 6 p.m. Served by parish ladies, the carnival runs 6 p.m. daily except Sunday when activities begin at 2 p.m. A midway with rides and refreshments will be offered and all proceeds go to the church.
The Fowlers Mills Ladies Aid received a plaque from the Geauga Bankers Association at a Geauga Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting for outstanding community service. The club aided multiple groups and initiatives including church heating, the Cleveland Christian Home, Cancer Society, TB and heart funds, Share It Shop, Christmas fund, and more.
Miss Eileen Shea director of eT Highbrook Lodge a summer camp sponsored by the Cleveland Society for the Blind on Aquillard ten miles from Mayfield Road asks motorists on this road to watch for blind campers. The camp runs June 23 to August 25 with 30 people there at one time and 200 over the season.
The Chardon high school senior class of 1920, never missing a reunion in 32 years, gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Steinfurth in Chesterland. Attendees included several local families and out of 23 graduates four had died, 11 attended, and the rest were unable. The 1953 reunion plans were noted with Ross Stone.
David Wick was elected president of the Chardon 4-H Personality club the Allman Joys at their first meeting. Other officers include Helga Tischendorf vice president Betty Rayman secretary Barbara Bican treasurer Helen Hills news reporter Ken Starr and Earla Hills recreational leaders and Mary Jane Parks health and safety director. Nip and Tuck Sewers Ann Melinda Chorley will attend Camp Whitewood from July 6 through 11.
Notice states that on May 28 1952 Nikolai Saari of Thompson Ohio was appointed and qualified as executor of the Albertiina Saari deceased of Thompson Township Geauga County Ohio. Creditors must present claims within four months to the executor. Harold J. Richmond probate judge.
On May 27 1952 Thomas G Rowley of Middlefield Ohio was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Mike Brilla Sr deceased late of Troy Township Geauga County Ohio Also Burt Kile of Burton Ohio was appointed as Executor of Charles H Adams deceased late of Chardon Village Geauga County Ohio and Bertha Poburski Thompson Ohio was Administratrix of Fred Poburski deceased late of Thompson Township Geauga County Ohio The notice also names Jessie Orris Tuller of Middlefield Ohio as Administratrix of Emory Tuller deceased late of Middlefield Village Geauga County Ohio Creditors should present claims within four months.
The property on Route 422 formerly known as the Kleinshrot place is appraised at 2000 dollars and must sell for at least two thirds of that value with cash in hand. Rose Bradley executes the estate of Carl C Bradley Downecs.
The 12th day of June 1952 Ernest G Brigden of Middlefield Ohio is named Administrator of the estate of Pearl A Brigden deceased late of Middlefield Village Geauga Ohio. Claims to said Administrator within four months from said date Harold J Richmond.
The executor Perry Crosley also known as Oliver Perry Crosley was appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Perry Crosley deceased of Burton Village Geauga County Ohio. They must present claims within the stated deadline.
Estate of John C. Vodrazka appointed Ruth Werstat of Novelty Ohio as Administratrix with will annexed of the Burton Township Geauga County estate. Creditors or claimants must file within four months from the date of qualification to assert their claims.
Notice is hereby given that on May 28, 1952 John R. Ishee Middlefield Ohio was duly appointed administrator of the estate of Charlie B. Lewis deceased late of Huntsburg Township Geauga. Claims must be filed within four months from the notice date.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Clerk of the Board of Education in Chardon Ohio until 12 noon July 11 1952 for bonds totaling 90000 dated July 1 1952 bearing 3 percent interest payable semi annually beginning March 1 1953 to fund stages 2 and 3 of the new school building.
The Chardon Local School District seeks bids for multiple bond issues bearing different maturities from 1957 to 1974 with par of 1000. Bids may specify a different interest rate in 0.25 increments. Each bid must include the number of bonds and gross bid plus accrued interest and a $1000 certified check. The Board may reject any bid. June 7, 1952. Jennie C. Davidson, Clerk.
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