Community Picnic at Bass Lake House Draws Big Crowd
The Bass Lake Club House hosted a Sunday picnic organized by the Men's Club with Roger Emmons as chairman and Bill Matthews in charge of entertainment. Attendees remained indoors yet stayed busy with games, water balloon tosses, weight guessing, and basket suppers. A canteen for teens began at the Bass Lake Club House with square dances and a scavenger hunt led by Mrs G H Kelsey and Mrs Mary Robbins. The teens plan to operate the canteen twice monthly throughout the summer. Four Munson girls are at Camp Yakech in Austinsburg this week: Sue Honeywell, Robert Snow, Susan Kelsey, and Diana Matthews. Cathy McGeough works as lifeguard at Hope Lake Camp in Michigan. Men’s Club of Munson notes.
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Bass Lake Club
Roger Emmons
Bill Matthews
Low
Bass Lake News
G. H. Kelsey
Mary Robbins
Munson
Camp Yakech
Austinburg
Sue Honeywell
Robert Snow
Susan Kelsey
Diana Matthews
Cathy McGeough
Hope Lake Camp
Michigan
Elmore Reynolds
Patricia Rae
Carl Reynolds
Huntsburg
William Matthews
Kenneth Ward
Chagrin Falls
Phillipa Matthews
S. V. Saunders
Girls’ Friendly Society
Farley’s
Linda Kazak
Women’s Hospital
Stephen Kiehel
Shenks Village
Orangeburg
New York
Owen Roberts
Munson Directory distributed as public service by club
The Munson Directory is published as a public service by the club and distributed by Steve Kiehel and Rand Manning to residents who are not personally contacted. Credit goes to Bert Parpart as committee chairman Fay Kiehel illustrator Bill Matthews lithography Rand Manning township history and Joe Kazak in charge of advertising.
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Munson
Club
Steve Kiehel
Rand
Bert Parpart
Fay Kiehel
Bill Matthews
Rand Manning
Joe Kazak
Custom Rebuilding Services at P. D. George
P D George advertises custom rebuilding at 231 Main Street Chardon offering tailored restoration and repair work for homes and property with emphasis on quality craftsmanship and local service.
South Hampden News Notes and Social Visits
Mrs H Woodin reports local items including visits by Ralph Clemson and Jim Hanslik, and weekends spent by Robert Fulton Jr, James Wingard, and Louie Divoky. Carolyn Boerwinkle attended the Carver wedding while Ralph Woodin teaches at the University of Alabama for six weeks with his daughter Joan joining him.
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Ralph Clemson
Jefferson
Homer Clemson
Robert Fulton Jr
Johnstown
James Wingard
W. Henning
Frank Hanslik
Euclid
Jim
John Hanslik
Louie Divoky
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Steve Diky
Carolyn Boerwinkle
Robert Carver
Ralph Woodin
University of Alabama
Children’s Day Service at Munson Church
Children will observe a combined service at 10 15 Sunday with participants arriving at 9 45. Local residents Mr and Mrs Matt Lyle visited with E A Summers family over the weekend. Mrs Emma Hines hosted Madison friends last Thursday. Harold Sanborn and son Leslie escaped a tractor rollover while working on an incline. Seventy six friends from numerous nearby towns gathered at the Parks home for Mr Parks birthday. R A Miller of East Cleveland visited L E Miller Saturday. Geauga Republican Record notes 40 percent above state average circulation for towns of two to three thousand.
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Matt Lyle
Findley
E. A. Summers
Robert Wolcott
Bill
Blackstone
Emma Hines
Madison
Harold Sanborn
Leslie
Opening night double header kicks off Chardon's Little League
More than 150 fans attend Booster Field as the Yankees beat the Indians 7-5 in the opener while the White Sox and Dodgers tie 4-4 before darkness halts play. Spear and Sule star on defense. Horn homers in the sixth to seal the Yankees win.
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Chardon
Booster Field
Yankees
Indians
White Sox
Dodgers
Don Caruso
Jim Rayl
Yankee
Joey Spear
Dave Sule
Bob Horn
George Frenzes
Claude Moore
Ted Haueter
Claridon
Chardon Dodgers
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Weaver
Gene Young
Jack Meyers
Don Starr
Sox
Diedrich
Chardon Giants
Red Sox
Troy Resident Dies from Fall in Barn
Troy resident Horace Thrasher died after a fall in a barn. He was taken to Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna where he died. Born October 12, 1870 in South East Troy, he was the eldest of five and survived by his wife Etta Mumaw, son William, two grandchildren, and siblings Cullen, Donald, Maud, plus a sister-in-law in Texas.
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Troy
Horace Levin Thrasher
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ravenna
J. L. Thrasher
South East
Josie Thrasher Kelley
Mr. Thrasher
Etta Mumaw
William
Etta
Cullen
Painesville
Donald
Maud Hosmer
Elpaso
Texas
Public hearing dates set for local school budgets in Geauga County
Notices announce public hearings by the Claridon, Newbury, and Chester Township boards for the next fiscal year ending in 1953. Hearings occur July 7 at 8 PM, July 14 at 9 AM, and July 12 at 8 PM respectively at school offices or town halls.
Estate of Owen L Halstead Executrix Appointed
Bertha J. Halstead of Middlefield Ohio was appointed and qualified as executrix of Owen L. Halstead deceased ofGeauga County. Claims against the estate must be filed within four months from the appointment date.
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Clara M, Tommer
Frank J. Tommer
Thompson
Ohio
Clara M. Tommer
Thompson Township
Geauga County
Saidate
Owen L. Halstead
Bertha J. Halstead
A. K
Bertha Halstead
Middlefield
Epclectele Village
Harold J. Richmond
Budget Hearing Set By Russell Township Justices
On the annual budget the seventh day of July 1952 at 8 30 P M a public hearing will be held on the budget proved by the Russell Township Justices of Geauga County Ohio for the next fiscal year ending December 31 1952 The hearing will be held at Be R Curtis Clerk 126
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Claridon
Board of Education
Geauga County
Ohio
Kellogg
Newbury
Newbury Board of Education
Newbury School
Jessie Dutton
Chester Township
Geaugavars
Raymond Richmond
Russell Township
R. Curtis
Louisville Title Insurance Company Granted Ohio Authorization
The State of Ohio Superintendent of Insurance certifies that Louisville Title Insurance Company of Louisville Kentucky is authorized to transact its insurance business in Ohio for the current year. Financials as of December 31 1951 show assets 3 628 340 73 liabilities 2 211 835 53 net assets 1 416 505 20 paid up capital 1 000 000 00 surplus 416 505 20 income 1 466 983 99 expenditures 1 356 990 28. Superintendent Walter A Robenson signs and seals the document in Columbus Ohio.
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Ohio
Louisville Title Insurance Company
Louisville
Kentucky
Columbus
Walter A. Robenson
Unio Stock Company Peepee
Public sale of Geauga County real estate by probate order
Probate Court Geauga County Ohio orders sale by public auction on July 25 1952 at 2 00 P M. In Troy Township Geauga part of Section 13 described land begins at an iron pipe on Troy Parkman Road and covers 2 60 100 acres per survey of F R Zethmayr July 1939 Vol 201 Page 417.
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Geauga
Ohio
Troy
Troy Township
Troy- Parkman Road
Main Market
Madora E. Patch
Geauga County Records of
F. R. Zethmayr
Property on Route 422 Sold For Cash Under Estate Executrix
The property on Rt. 422 formerly known as the Kleinshrot place is appraised at $2,000. It must be sold for at least two-thirds of appraised value with cash in hand. Rose Bradley, Executrix of Carl C. Bradley estate, notes the date Decenene. 29.
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Said Agag
Rt. 422
Kleinshrot Place
Rose Bradley
Carl C. Bradley
Decenene
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Rt. 6
Eagles
Della & Happy
Della
Happy
Moe
The
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Chardon, Ohio
Hagh
South Hampden News
H. 8S. Woodin
Geauga Republican Record
White Sox Dodgers
Giants
Red Sox Indians
Dieckow
Ziegler
Roadside Inn
Montville
Pracen
Fisher
America
McCahan Motor CO
Lick’s Beverage
Char
Utara Iva
State of Ohio Superintendent of Insurance
Parkside Recreation, Inc
Parkside
Chesterland, O
G. R. Hanna
North St
Main St. Chardon
Moniville
Geauga Theatre
Geauga’s Popular Theatre
Robert Mitchem
Lizabeth Scott
Adesee Valley
Mon
Marlene Dietrich
Mel Ferrer
Technicolor
Steve Cochran
Ray Teal
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Warner Color
Brian Donlevy - Claire Trevor
Hoodlum Empire
Dizzy Dean
Dan Dailey
Joanne Dru
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