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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
8
Rev Kenneth Peterson announces Vacation Church School for children from kindergarten to sixth grade. It runs Monday June 9 through Friday June 13 from 9 30 to 11 30 am.
Franklin Munn honored at commencement with relatives and friends after a fine lunch. Alumni Banquet set for June 7 at the schoolhouse. Eighth graders picnicked at Euclid Beach. Bloodmobile benefited from ten loaves of nut and banana bread by Newbury Ladies. Tony Lorella wedding plans June 21 in Cleveland. Marlene Morgenstern to be married this month with gifts from neighbors. Cynthia Brian ton sils at St Luke's hospital. Local families visit and attend Decoration Day events in Cleveland and Chardon.
Fowlers Mills closes June 3 for summer break. Principal notices promotions to grades 2 through 7 for many students including Joen Ardy Saral Bexler Wesley Brown Lois Farley Harry Herman and Pamela Wingenbach to grade 2. Shirla Beck and others to grade 3. Carl Harris and others to grade 4. Carlene Beckwith Kenneth Bentley and others to grade 5. Bruce Beckwith and others to grade 6. Ann Louise Bentley Nancy Grossman and others to grade 7.
The Geauga Republican Record emphasizes extensive Geauga County reporting and strong community focus, delivering timely updates on local events, issues, and developments to residents.
The community reported several births on May 30 including a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ash and a son to Mr. and Mrs. David Keyes. Numerous visitors stopped by homes in South Newbury, Bainbridge, Chardon and nearby towns over Decoration Day weekend, and the South Newbury Ladies Aid announced a strawberry festival for June 14 at the chapel.
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