Burton Club Events And Community Notices
Burton groups announce pot luck at Congregational church on March 13 with an architectural report to follow. ADREM CLUB CLIO CLUB TUESDAY CLUB CLOVER CHAPTER AMERICAN LEGION and AUXILIARY meet March 17-20-21. Bake sale March 22. Village rubbish pickup begins March 3 with curb and yard options and fees. Many personal notices and local club activities and social gatherings fill the Burton community section.
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Congregational Church
Funeral for Montville Fire Chief Blanyer Held
Funeral services for Montville Fire Chief Joseph P. Blanyer 37 killed in a shop explosion were conducted at St Patrick's in Thompson with fire department pallbearers. Injured helper Robert Howell 30 moved from critical list. blast damaged shop and two autos with losses around 5000 dollars.
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Montville
Joseph P. Blanyer
St. Patrick’s
Thompson
Robert Howell
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Frank Wozniak
Louis Burger
Mr. Blanyer
Raymond Rogers
Mr. Howells
Blanger
Capt. Burger
Andy Evans
Chardon
John Blewett
Farmington
Lillian
Johanna
Barbara
George
Annette
Richard
Mary Blanyer
Pythian Sisters Hold Regular Session Donations Made
The Pythian Sisters met in regular session Wednesday evening with good attendance. Donations were given to the Cancer fund the Red Cross and Heart funds. Officers were present except the pianist Mrs Pauline Shaw. A lunch was served by the committee Pearl Bietel in charge.
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Pythian Sisters
Cancer Fund
Red Cross
Heart
Pauline Shaw
Pearl Bietel
Plan Monday Matinee for School Operetta Postponed
Chardon Grade School closes for the week so the matinee of Meet Arizona is postponed to Monday. Grade school students are barred from Friday performance to curb disease spread and reduce crowding. grades 9-12 students may attend Friday with adults. Curtain at 8 15 p.m.
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Chardon
Arizona
Orrilla Harris Rites Tuesday
After a long illness Mrs. Orrilla Hopkins Harris 55 died at her parents home in Middlefield. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Lara way Funeral home with Rev Hal Ellison officiating and burial in Overlook cemetery Parkman. She was born December 3 1895 in Parkman and lived in Middlefield Garrettsville and Parkman. Survived by husband Jasper Harris son Baker Harris grandchildren two, parents Ona L and Ellen Hopkins, brother Leonard Hopkins.
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Middlefield
Orrilla Hopkins Harris
O. L. Hopkins
Laraway
Hal Ellison
Parkman Congregational Church
Overlook
Parkman
Garrettsville
Harris
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Diamond Temple
Pythian Sisters
Matthews Rites Held for Russell Resident
William P. Matthews born January 14 1877 died March 4 1952 aged 75 years. He lived most of his life in Russell Ohio, was a farmer and a member of Chagrin Falls Federated church. Survived by wife Helen two brothers Leon A Clyde W and two sisters Bessie and Anna M. Funeral services were held at Stroud funeral home Saturday at 3 pm conducted by Reverend John Townsend.
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Burton
William P. Matthews
Robert A. and
Arvilla Chamberlain-Matthews
Russell Township
Old Geauga Seminary
Chester
Ohio
Clara E. Gore
Helen Jackman
Benjamin
Betsey Matthews
Massachusetts
Russell
Gideon — Russell
Newbury
Chagrin Falls
F. C. Lake
Anna M
L. E. Ditto
Guy A
Lena
B. F. Thomas
Stroud Funeral Home
John Townsend
Robert Sharp
Alvin Sharp
West Geauga School
Chagrin Clinic
J. M. Spargrove
Dee
George
Cleveland
Hannah House
Lakeside Hospital
Pomona Grange Meeting Set for Chesterland March 15
Geauga County Pomona Grange No. 10 will convene Saturday evening March 15 at the Community church in Chesterland. The Past Masters of Pomona will present a program followed by a picnic lunch.
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Geauga County
Pomona Grange No. 10
Chesterland
Pomona
Chardon High School Operetta Set For Friday Night
Chardon High School prepares its operetta for Friday night performance. The chorus lines expect tight rhythm as accompanists Bonnie Murray and Linda Kaszuk cue the music with confident baton work.
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Chardon High School
Bonnie Murray
Linda Kaszuk
Jay Cees to Plan for Festival
The Chardon Jay Cees hold a regular meeting this Monday at 8 p.m. in the club rooms. Festival Chairman Jack Rodde will share news on Jay Cee plans for the festival, while Dr A John Rose discusses state organization redistricting. The nominating committee will be announced.
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Chardon Jay Cees
Jack Rodde
Jay Cee
A. John Rose
Munson Church Elects Officers at Meeting
Following the Sunday service a pot-luck dinner was held after which Munson Church elected officers. Elders include Summers Varney Johnson Justis Parpart Kelsey. Trustees cover five to one year terms. Various roles assigned to several members including treasurer Leon Rogers clerk Marie Summers and deacons and deaconesses with colorfully named volunteers. Organist Crawford Wright with assistants and a junior choir directed by Mildred Miller and the Lytles.
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Robert Kieffer
Kenneth Owen
Elmer Saben
William Reynolds
Martin Miller
Rose Miller
Muriel Kieffer
Ethel Parpart
Fern Walcott
Martha Smith
Hazel Ruch
Doris Wingenbach
Eileen Snow
Edith Kelsey
Grace Herman
Doris Blackburn
Helen Rogers
Crawford Wright
Helen Scoville
Gladys Vaughn
Mildred Miller
William and
Mary Lytle
Flower
Dorothy Lyingstrom
Barbara Johnson
Sec
Treas
Fern Wolcott
Priest from Skid Row to Speak at Geauga Meeting
Father Otis Winchester, founder of the Stella Malls and Anna Mary Homes for Alcoholics, will address the Geauga Mental Health Association at Middlefield School on Wednesday March 19 at 8:00 p.m. The renowned priest will speak frankly, opposing psychiatry, in a no-admission-charge event open to Geauga residents.
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Father Otis Winchester
Stella Malls
Anna Mary Homes For Alcoholics
Geauga Mental Health Association
Middlefield School
Father Winchester
Cathedral Latin High School
Cleveland
Notre Dame University
St. Malachi’s
Hoban
Skid Row
Middlefield
Geauga
League Hears Constitution Reports and Local Events
The Chester League of Women Voters met at Mrs. Louis Haberer’s home with reports on the State Constitution. Meetings are set for March 14 at the Court House and March 18 at Mrs. Davies’ home. A Grange card party at Parkside Recreation featured pinochle and five hundred, with Steinfurth celebrating 23rd wedding anniversary. Various club activities, amateur show results, and upcoming plays at West Geauga were noted along with local bowling scores and a fellowship supper.
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League OF Women Voters
Louis Haberer
C. P. Titus
Court House
John Allen
Ken Ward
Wilder
John R. Davies
Center Rd
Tom Battles
Jimmy Sojka
Parkside Recreation
Glenn Wilder
Chardon
Everett Markell
Willoughby
Worth Baldwin
Mary Bailey
Painesville
Yaro
Chester
Kenneth Martineau
Parkside
Jim Sloan
Art Elder
Clark Anderson
Jim Vincent
Robert Evans
John Lassa
John Helenda
Ted Lewis
Ray Smithisler
Maynard Johnson
Tom Riehl
Harrison Elder
Peggy Tucker
Geauga Chapter to Hold Annual Meeting and Election
The Geauga County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis meets Wednesday March 19 at 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. Isabelle Rochert’s Raybell’s Market on 322 Chesterland. After reports and March of Dimes results, an election will be held.
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Geauga County
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Isabelle Rochert
Raybell’s
Chesterland
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Dick”, Carver
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