Ladies Political Club Dance Set at Community House
The Ladies Political club will sponsor a dance at the Community house on Saturday evening July 26 with music by the Downbeaters. Local residents and visitors share summer visits and family events across Troy and nearby towns, including several Cleveland and Williamsville guests.
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Ladies Political Club
The
Eagles
Della
Happy
Moe
Chardon Swimming Pool Fund
Ralph Valentine Dies in Huron Road Hospital
Ralph Valentine 26 of Chardon died Wednesday morning at Huron Road hospital East Cleveland after an operation for a leg amputation tied to a rheumatic heart condition. Born in Chardon he was the son of Eugene and Myrtle Valentine. Survived by brother Virgil in the Army at Fort Knox Ky and a sister. Body taken to Dingman Funeral Home Burton for rites pending.
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Ralph Valentine
Chardon
Huron Road Hospital
East Cleveland
Eugene Valentine
Myrtle
Virgil
Fort Knox
Dingman
Burton
Denton Company unveils low pressure steam heating system
George Deia, head of the Denton Company, announced the new low pressure steam heating method now widely used in Geauga County. He opened his office January 1 in the Western Reserve Building and promotes recessed radiators delivering filtered, temperature controlled air in each room. Deia, a former General Electric employee since 1930, moved to the area twelve years ago and studies at Fenn College. The Deaton Company serves as North Eastern Ohio distributor for building accessories.
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George Deia
Denton Company
Deia
Western Reserve
Geauga County
Doree Collier
Hambden
General Electric
Cleveland
Fenn College
Munson News Highlights Local Visits and Picnic Plans
No Sunday school or church services for two weeks. Rey and Mrs Kuehner take a Newport News vacation. Mrs Scoville visits Cleveland Heights. Mr and Mrs Ruch visit relatives in Cleveland. Hensel stays at Camp Whitewood Windsor. Loomis hosts. Munson Grange picnic set for July 27 at Squaw Rock in Chagrin Falls with 1 pm dinner.
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Kuehner
Newport News
Ralph Scoville
Fred Hazen
Cleveland Heights
James Ruch
Cleveland
Ray Hensel
Camp Whitewood
Windsor
Loomis
Chardon
Munson Grange
Squaw Rock
S. Russell
John Kibler
Harold Sanborn
John Friel
A. D. Miller
L. E. Miller
Lawrence McGurk
S. Euclid
Walter Miller
Painesville
Franz Warner
Edward's Co
Geauga Lake Park
Friels
Mel Johnson
Albert Johnson
Chagrin Falls
Joyce Johnson
Barbara Johnson
Hiram College
Local Notes on Soldiers and Residents in South Newbury
Pvt Joseph Strnad returns to Aberdeen Proving Ground after ten days with parents Mr and Mrs Frank Strnad on rt 44. Jack Bartholomew remains in critical condition at Thurm Bull Memorial hospital in Warren. Pvt William Hazen on furlough from Camp Polk La visits Cleveland with aunt Mrs Will Bartholomew and family. Mr and Mrs J L Baker live in a trailer while building a home. Mr and Mrs Bell and family occupy the James Colvin place recently purchased.
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Joseph Strnad
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Frank Strnad
Jack Bartholomew
Thurmbull Memorial Hospital
Warren
William Hazen
Camp Polk
Cleveland
Will Bartholomew
J. L. Baker
Mrs. Bell
James Colvin
Elaine Kirch Ner Leads Naughty Marietta at Cain Park
Elaine Kirch Ner stars as Marietta in Naughty Marietta at Cain Park Cleveland Heights July 21 to August 2. She recently sang with Phil Spitaling's All Girl Orchestra, then heads to St Louis for Babes in Toyland at Municipal Opera.
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Lakewood
Elaine Kirchner
Cleveland Heights
Cain Park Theatre
Phil Spitaing
St. Louis
Jane
Elaine
Marietta
New Orleans
America
France
Vate
Brassique
Dickerrington
Dick Wing
Hampden Residents Visit, Travel and Local Gatherings
Hampden notes detail visits and travels of residents. Mrs Don Chamberlin spends two weeks with sister and Ed wards. Guests at William Landons include Phil lip Hallan of Minneapolis and Beatrice Ryan among others. Several families entertain or visit in Toledo Cleveland Linesville Akron and Maywood California. Local social events feature oxen training for Burton fair and family gatherings at various homes.
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Don Chamberlin
Edwards
William Landon
Phillip Hallan
Minneapolis
Minn
Margaret Gran
Beatrice Ryan
Elsie Scott
Cleveland
R. W. Little
Josie
Willoughby
Bernard Campbell
Roy Pontius
Toledo
James Brown
Leroy
Burton Fair
Thomas Beatties
B. D. Brown
Billie
Linesville
William Bard
Akron
John Giel
Canada
Norman Bissler
Joe Konig
Joe Blaha
Joe Ford
Josie Mickerson
Pearl Hood
Painesville
Clara Bomgard
Maywood
Calif
Ted Snyder
la Marque
Texas
Lottie Heckett
June Rust
Bessie Fenton
Ada Tabor
Gilbert Bascomb
Earnest Pickett
Montville
Luther Riser
R. A. Murray’s
George Harte
Lancaster
James Hanna
Warrensville Heights
Rita Hanna
Earnest Ketchem
Harry Hanna
Mansfield
Allen Sweet
Malcolm Reed
Rock Creek
Clara Ballard Bomgard
Final Two Pop Concerts Planned by Cleveland Summer Orchestra
The Cleveland Summer Orchestra announces its last two Pops concerts next week at Public Auditorium. July 26 features Louis Lane conducting with Eugene List and Carroll Glenn as soloists. August 2 presents Mildred Miller with guest conductor Alexander Smallens, performing major works with Ernest Kardos and Joel Rosen in the program. Tickets are sold at Burrows and at the Public Hall box office after 7:30 p.m.
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Cleveland Summer Orchestra
Public Auditorium
Hall
Louis Lane
Eugene List
Carroll Glenn
Mildred Miller
Metropolitan Opera
Mozart
Thomas’ “Mignon
Saint- Saens
Oscar Strauss
Alexander Smallens
New York City
Philadelphia Orchestra
Reginald Kell
Burrows
Euclid Avenue
Lakeside Avenue
Public Hall
Parkman Church News Highlights Summer Activities
Parkman community notes show vacation plans and notices for Sunday school, the Women's Fellowship meeting on July 28, and a Vacation Bible School in its second week with about fifty daily attendees. Also covered are local ice cream socials, an amateur show August 2 hosted by Parkman PTA, a Little League loss to Middlefield, and various visits and hospital news around town.
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Women's Fellowship
Parkman
Southington School
Parkman Town Park
Phoenix Chapter
Geauga County Fair
Sor
Bill Burford
WHHH
Warren
James Ferry
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