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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1952
Page
10
A commentator predicts televised coverage will revive town meeting style democracy. The writer argues cameras expose backroom deals, curb mob hysteria, and empower citizens to see leaders facing constituents, envisioning a decade of reform while hoping conventions occur during normal hours for sleep.
A memory of a grandmother who brewed iced tea each spring and kept it in a non electric ice box. She added ice to chill and mixed in lemons cloves and other seasonings as the summer progressed. The recipe yielded a unique flavor noted during July and August.
Margaret Esser a seventh grade student at Auburn school has won an organ study scholarship at the Cleveland Institute of Music for the fall semester She will study with Dr Edwin Kroff Her age is 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Esser Eric Esser Her sister Elizabeth who won a scholarship last year is now assistant organist at St Johns Lutheran church in Cleveland
A long list from Chester records July births including Cynthia Helen Lang born at Woman's Hospital weighing six pounds one ounce to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Lang. Hospital updates report Mrs. Nelson Pulsifer recovering after a major operation. The items note illness, travels, guests, and family events across Cleveland area and nearby towns with numerous relatives visiting Elk Hart, Willoughby, Ravenna, and Lake Chautauqua.
A reader cites the Cleveland Plain Dealer report on Amish in Geauga County building four new schools across townships. The letter argues higher education is unnecessary for certain trades, and that this move may ease taxpayer burdens from public school construction.
Charles Kazel of Fowlers Mills earned second prize and an honorable mention ribbon for his lily blooms at the National Lily Show in Cleveland sponsored by the North American Lily Society on July 1. His lily won the prize.
A letter from Wm. Spielman of Garrettsville Ohio asserts that the nation’s founders lacked mammoth buildings for schooling and still managed to succeed, arguing that self effort and practical learning trump grand facilities.
Charles Kazel, born in Pennsylvania and now based in Maine, runs a half acre greenhouse with over 100 flower varieties and hybrid tomatoes, including a 2 1 2 pound type. He credits his knowledge to his father John Kaerl, a former Pennsylvania florist. Kazel, married with twins Karen and Carol and younger Kathleen, works in electronics at Clark Controller Co. in Cleveland after ten years in the Air Corps and moved to Geauga in 1946.
Troy Ohio Secretary of State Ted W. Brown grants a charter to the Troy Precision Tool Company of Welshfield. Incorporators include E. J. Ketchel, Josephine Padlock and T. J. Sargous. Julius Fichter of Welshfield named statutory agent.
Mr and Mrs Richard Lind gren with Mr and Mrs Hugh Strong and son Donnie spent the 4th of July weekend touring Virginia and West Virginia. They visited Luray Caverns and drove along Skyline Drive.
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