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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
1
The 4-H 3 S's group met at Judy Krotofil's home in Burton with plans for a 1:00 meeting at Dawn Gildersleeve's featuring swimming. The 4-H Beef Club, led by Leland Schuler, received calf care tips at the June 18 session at Larry Reiter's. next meeting set for Wednesday.
The Sewing Box Suzies of Hambden organized with advisor Nellie Peters hosting the first meeting on June 5 and electing officers Louise Syk er as president Gail Deia as vice president Kam Penzone as secretary Barbara Johnson as treasurer Kathy Peters as news reporter Carole Singerman as health and safety Linda Leduc as recreation leader A second meeting June 13 was hosted by Nellie Peters with Laura Calhoun substituting. A third meeting followed with refreshments by Martha Aikens and Linda Leduc.
The Geauga Holstein Freisian Club will hold its summer meeting at the S. S. Kauffman Farm Route 44 Auburn Sunday June 29 at 1 p.m. judging two rings of dairy cattle in Junior Senior and Adult classes. Mr. Kauffman will supply campus sweaters as prizes. At 2 30 p.m. a soil testing demonstration tour includes Nitrogen Demonstrations a Spittlebug Demonstration on Clover and a forage machinery exhibit. All members and friends are urged to attend and all 4 H Dairy Club members.
The Chardon high school class of 1939 held its first reunion in thirteen years on Sunday June 22 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack McDonald Jr in Chardon. A picnic dinner was served and a short class meeting was held. One member Ma ble Strong has died. Of the original 48 members 21 attended including Betty Snyder Prabe Linda Filppe Kupski Bertha Ineman Haueter and others.
Frank A. Toth of Chesterland failed to signal a left turn on route 306 causing a collision with Raymond J. Gentile of Cleveland. Fenders on both vehicles smashed as Gentile's car began to pass. Geauga County sheriff's office reports the Sunday incident.
Lennah Bond reports a public meeting at Chester School at 8:00 p.m. on July 14, 1952. The Board of Education will decide whether to establish a kindergarten this fall. All interested and taxpayers are urged to attend.
Mrs Mary Miller wins first place in rolls at the Ladies Night Out baking contest. John Traud takes second in rolls and ties for pie honors with Bert Hearne. Marjorie Morris and Val Douglas win bread prizes. judges are Mrs George Mapes and Mrs Charles Kasky.
The Community church invites all to a Sunday picnic at the Glenn Russell farm Fuller town road after services. Activities include games, swimming, ice cream, songs, and vespers with a schedule from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Russell and Mrs. Russell Wenger hosted a Sunday gathering while Mrs. Wen ger and Mrs. Burrell of Newbury planned another event. Indiana visitor Paula Lee received a party at the R. of P. hall arranged by Mrs. Lee’s aunt Mrs. Dave Roscum and Mrs. Robert Williams. Marine Pfc Earl McGrew visited family from Camp Lejeune over the weekend. The Ohio State Horticultural Society summer meeting drew Albert Osterheld to Dayton on June 25, with Ruth Hartong joining as a new member. The Dough Girls met outdoors. Ardene Nelson demonstrated lunch packing. Betsy Raymond led a game. Gail Nolan wa s the reporter. Two babies' were dedicated at Community church. Kent Robert Kieselback and Scott Elliott were born to families. N. C. Patterson observed the 49th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Clark's in Shaker Heights. Mrs. Nelson Ray’s bridge club met.
The Chester Study club met at Welshfield Inn on June 18 to review the coming year's program prepared by a committee led by Mrs. C. P. Titus. The July 19 picnic will be at Mrs. Kenneth Sperry's home with guests including the members' husbands. The August brunch on August 20 will be hosted by Mrs. I. Hoegstrom. Attending luncheon were listed members.
The Eighth District contest in Hiram Tuesday evening awarded Chester Grange an A rating for the one act play The Grass is Always Greener. Other notes report local club luncheons and residents’ health updates.
The reorganized church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold their Chardon Mission at the Thrasher house on June 29. Sponsored by the Kirtland Temple speaker Robert Flack and soloist Agnes Martin of Kirtland will lead. The Record notes circulation up 40 percent over state average.
The Chardon girls traveled to a meet using funds raised by the Cheerleaders Club. They placed first in one tryout and tied for second in the finals.
Howard Bros. of Bainbridge led Geauga County May dairy results with 36 Holsteins producing 1450 pounds of milk and 51.7 pounds of butterfat per cow. Harold McNish of Middlefield followed with 1280 pounds of milk and 48.2 pounds of butterfat. High milk producer was Richard Peairs of Burton with 2450 pounds at 2.7 percent. Garrett of Madison topped butterfat at 88.0 pounds at 3.6 percent.
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