4 H First Aid Club Met in Montville May 14
The 4 H First Aid Club met at the Montville schoolhouse May 14 at 4:00 p.m. Refreshments were served by Barbara Blanger and Carol Dostal. Attendees included Patty Mariana and George Koerner among 16 members. The next meeting is May 21 at the school, with further plans for May 23 at 7:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Wodelan
Starr Curtis
Stanley Szymanski
Gloria Loveland
David Weitzenhof
Gladys Szabo
Edith Koerner
Rose Weitzenhof
Robert Lafferty
George Koerner
Lyall Huntoon, Jr
Frank Vatonis
Patrick Lafferty
Jerry Rabas
A. F. Sloan
III
Lyall Huntoon
Patch Em Up 4H Details Dues and Knot Tying
The Patch Em Up Kids held a 4:15 meeting at Judy Temple’s home with 30 cents in dues. A next meeting is set for June 5 at Sally Johnson’s home at 4:00. The group learned a square knot, first aid for bleeding, and locating pressure points before adjourning at 5:05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Temple
Sally Johnson
Fanny Meek
Linda Leyde
Weed less Garden 4-H club meets at the school
The Montville 4-H Weed less Garden club held its first meeting at the school. Members discussed project goals and upcoming activities.
Sewing and Chat 4 H club meets after school
The Sewing and Chat 4 H club led by adviser Mrs Rose Huntoon met Tuesday after school. Members present included Patricia Sloan Sue Williams Sandra Clary Marge Marianna Sandra Alvord La Verne Klause Jeannette Sidley Phyllis Huntoon Katherine Lawrence Audrey Peters Letitia Chestnut Martha Stone. La Verne Klause president opened the meeting as the flag salute was given. The secretary called roll and members worked on new books with Katherine Lawrence photographing first year work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Lawrence
Farewell Dinner Planned for C. S. Helling
A farewell dinner honors C. S. Helling as he leaves the County Health Department for a position with the State Department of Health. The event is Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Chardon Methodist church with reservations via the Department of Health. Call Chardon 5-2143.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Helling
County Health Department
State Department of Health
Chardon Methodist Church
Mr. Helling
Department of Health
Chardon
Huntsburg Alumni Set 50th Anniversary Banquet
Huntsburg alumni association marks its fiftieth anniversary with a banquet and dance at Claridon center grange hall on Saturday June 14 at 7 p.m. Reservations via Mrs Luke Dudley 212 E Walnut St Painesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsburg
Claridon Center
Grange Hall
Luke Dudley
E. Walnut St
Painesville
South Hampden News Highlights and Local Incidents
Mrs. H S Woodin recounts a family gathering at the Johnsons with Mr and Mrs Ralph Williams. Merritt Wodin suffered severe burns from a tractor explosion and is treated at the Wells clinic. Eva Cottell visited Homer Clem son in Beloit and a birthday party for Melvin Clemson occurred in Huntsburg. Mrs Henry Boerwinkle has sumac poisoning and Mrs Gerald Daniels has the measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Woodin
Ralph Williams
Audrey Johnson
Merritt Wodin
Wells Clinic
Eva Cottell
Beloit
Homer Clemson
Melvin Clemson
Huntsburg
Ed. Katabish
Cleveland
H. S. Woodin and Son
Seymour
Henry Boerwinkle
Gerald Daniels
Estella St John Rites Sunday for 81
Mrs Estella Osmond St John 81 died early Friday at the home of her son in Chardon after a stroke five weeks earlier. Born Nov 26 1870 in Munson she lived in Cleveland and belonged to Glenville Christian church. Rites in Burr funeral home Chardon at 2 30 p m officiated by Rev F Alfred Fleming burial Maple Hill Munson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Osmond St. John
Roy Parsons
North Hampden St
Chardon
St. John
Herbert and
Louisa Hazen Osmond
Munson
Cleveland
Glenville
Glenville Christian Church. She Was Married To John F. McNish
Aura Harrison
Gertrude Parsons
R. G. St John
H. Lyle St. John
Clark
Wellington
Beatrice
Herbert
John D
Richard
Bernard
Jay D. Parsons
Burr Funeral
F. Alfred Fleming
Glenville Christian Church
Maple Hill Cemetery
Births and Society Notes From East Hill Telephone Chesterland
News of births and social visits from East Hill area includes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. D. Boyd of Royal Oak Michigan in December, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGuver, weekend visits by Pfc Ray Phillips and wife, and various hometown travels and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Boyd
Royal Oak
Mich
Boyd
Dorothy Rose
Chester
Roy McGuver
Worrell Rd
Pfc
Ray Phillips
Chaney McGuver
Martin Langan
Allen
Kirtland
H. Knuchel
Detroit
Bowling Scores From Geauga Catholic League Final Standings
The Geauga county mens Catholic league at B and V Recreation in Chardon reports final standings with Midway 86 54 Rohrs 75 65 Veterans 74 66 Rohrs Lobsters 66 74 Moonglow 61 79 Burton Auto 58 82 and top marks: high game G Kovitch 257 B Lilly 241 R Weimer 233. high series G Kovitch 621 J Jomke 576 B Gaylord 574. high averages G Kovitch 172 T Anzur 159 J Rolenic 165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga County
Men Lay Foundation for New Troy Church
Troy progresses on a new church foundation with Dick Ford Bill Sheffield and four men directing block laying. Women provide meals and services are held at the Tom McDivitt home while the congregation plans Sunday school worship and midweek Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick” Ford
Bill” Sheffield
Tom McDivitt
Troy Bible Church
J. M. Patterson
Legal Notice in Geauga County Archival Case
Public notice lists Hal Burr and others as trustees of Pilgrim Christian Church of Chardon Ohio in a 1952 petition to consolidate church entities. It details owners and heirs of historic lots in Chardon, the consolidation of churches into The Pilgrim Christian Church, and the described land boundaries in Lots 47 and 48 in the town plat of Chardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William King
Maria L. King
First Congregational Church
Chardon
Ohio
County of
Geauga
State of
Salt Lot No. 49
I. N. Hathaway
Wm. G. Munsell
Erastus Spencer
Austin Canfield
County of Geauga
of Ohio
Hampden Street
South Hambden Street
South
Harriet N. Munsell
Julia C. Spencer
Julia A. Canfield
Pilgrim Christian Church of
Elton Parker
Dearborn Parkway
Chicago
Illinois
Harriet N
Pilgrim Christian Church
Christian Church of
Connecticut
Eleazer Paine
Burton
Notice in Geauga County Tax Foreclosure Proceeding
Grace E. Truman, Geauga County Treasurer, filed on April 4 1952 a petition in county court against M. J. Davidson and unknown heirs executors administrators devisees legatees and assigns of M J Davidson deceased seeking financial relief or foreclosure actions as part of property tax proceedings in Ohio with residence details missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Davidson
Reliance Investment Company
Legateea
Grace E. Truman
Geauga County
Ohio
Geauga County Case Seeks Sale of Delinquent Property
In Geauga County Common Pleas Case No 11183 the court seeks sale of premises to collect delinquent real estate taxes assessments penalties interest and charges. The property is Newbury Geauga County Ohio Subdivision 80 in Reliance Investment Company's Restful Lake Allotment per Geauga County plat records. Defendants may claim rights and are to answer by June 28. Grace Truman Treasurer Grauga County Ohio by Bostwick Prosecuting Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Geauga County
Ohio
Newbury
County of
Geauga
State of
Reliance Investment Company
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Montville
Weedless Garden 4
Registered Service
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton Lauson
W.A. Diedrich & Co
South St. Chardon
Wm. G. Wilder
Rio
Ros
South Hampden
Farm Bureau
Fred C. Knisely
Hugh B, Fowler
Walter Spencer Ellen Spencer
East Claridon
Gurveau
Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
Estella St. John
East Hill
Chesterland
A. P. Langan
F. Filipski
Catholic League
Evision Repair Service
Hampden
New Troy Church
Troy
Troy Baptist Church
Paine
H. C. Skinner
South Hampden St
King A. Wilmot
Hal Burr
Hoel Burr
Max Daniels
Chardon Savings Bank
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THE
Chardon Savings Bank CO
Buick
Weill
Farinacci
Water Street
Chardon, Ohio
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