Final gift unclaimed in Chardon Jubilee rewards
The unclaimed General Electric kitchen sink center prize awaits claim by next Tuesday at five o clock for the Geauga theatre Jubilee drawing. Previous Jubilee coupons were destroyed while Chardon merchants promote local shopping under the Chamber of Commerce. The home freezer feature and a clothing award won by Mrs John Major of Tompson are noted, with increased parking meter activity reported as the event profits.
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General Electric
Chardon Jubilee
Geauga Theatre
Chardon
Burr
Roy Wisneski
Munson Center Rd
John Major
Tompson
Chardon Chamber of Commerce
Max Thrasher
Katy Baker
Water St
Chardon i
Chardon Merchants
Jubilee Coupon Rules Tie Prizes to Postal Form
The Post Office Department ruled that Jubilee news must print the prize number for postal compliance. Roy C. Frank said readers should not travel to Chardon stores to learn the winning number, 080069. Jubilee tickets remain gifts and must not be bought or tied to sales, though merchants may distribute them freely as gifts.
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Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Roy C. Frank
Washington
Chardon
Sink Center
Munson
The
Chamber of Commerce
US Forces in Europe Highlight Ohio Servicemen
Pvt Mihalisin of Middlefield Ohio serves with the 1st Infantry Division in southern Germany and is assigned to Headquarters Battery 7th Field Artillery. PFC Kermit L Cottrell of Chesterland Ohio serves in Orleans France as chief clerk in the European Command warehouse, arriving in Europe last October after Army entry in April 1951.
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U. S
Germany
Mike Mihalisin
Beatrice
Route 1
Middlefield
Ohio
1St Infantry Division
Scotland
Mihalisin
7Th Field Artillery Battalion
Fort Knox
Thompson
Orleans
France
Kermit L. Cottrell
Kenneth C. Cottrell
Chillicothe Road
Chesterland
Army
European Command
Chester Township High School
Cottrell
Europe
Moss Farm Dairy
Past Chiefs meet Friday at Pythian Sisters home
The Past Chiefs club of the Pythian Sisters will meet Friday evening at Mrs. Alice Wendt's home on Tildenave. Co hosts will be Linda Joiner and Geraldine Johnson.
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Chiefs Club
Pythian Sisters
Alice Wendt
Tildenave
Linda Joiner
Geraldine Johnson
Burton May events brief. scouts, health unit and graduation
Cub Scouts meet at the church May 22 to practice for the Decoration day parade and cap an evening of swimming May 23 at the Y M C A in Painesville. A Mobile Chest X Ray Unit visits Burton May 24 and 27. Alumnae Banquet is at the schoolhouse May 24 with Judge Thomas as speaker and town quartet music. Baccalaureate for the high school class is May 25 at the Congregational church. Pack Night is May 27 at the church and Woman's Fellowship meets May 28 at Congregational church. Third graders earned 100.03 for tax stamps and took a train trip to Cleveland with eighth graders and teachers. several mothers accompanied.
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Y.M.C.A
Painesville
Burton
Judge Thomas
William Ludlow
Robert Greif
Loren Bigelow
William Rowley
Congregational Church
Woman’s Fellowship
Richard Giles
Kathryn Hull
Harold Nelson
John Dingman
Lloyd White
Alice Barcikowski
Forest Gildersleeve
Charles Polewka
Garrettsville
Cleveland
Nancy Dean
Vic Hinkel
E. 9Th St. Pier
Danny Farmwald
Montville
Scotch Kitty Band
Jack Smith
John Smith
Thompson
Ohio Wesleyan College
Oberlin College
Ladies of the Aid Society
Geauga County Plans Memorial Day Services
Geauga County outlines Memorial Day events across towns Montville Chester Claridon Munson and Huntsburg with church services, parades, and veterans groups. Speaker details include Jack Smith of Painesville and Major Howard J. Wiant. the day concludes with ceremonies, honors and community dinners.
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Geauga County
Record’s Big Subscription Drive Boosts Vote Totals
The Record promotes a county-wide subscription contest called Everybody Wins offering 25 000 votes per 5 year sub and 50 000 extra votes on each $24 club. Twenty such subscriptions could yield 1 250 000 total votes, enough to move leaders and win major prizes including a 1952 Buick. Contestants urged to recruit 20 friends and push now during the final weeks.
Thompson residents in Route 528 collision
Automobiles driven by Miss Mary Strava and Walter Rogers both of Thompson were in a collision on Route 528 at Thompson at 9 20 p m Saturday. Both cars sustained heavy damage.
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Mary Strava
Walter Rogers
Thompson
Poppies on Sale This Weekend by Veterans Group
Plans for the 31st annual Buddy Poppies sale by the Veterans of Foreign Wars outline May 23 and 24 distribution in Geauga County. Cub Scouts and the Ladies Auxiliary will sell the flowers to fund veteran welfare and the VFW National Home program at Eaton Rapids Michigan.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Geauga County
McGregor
Fields of Flanders
Ladies Auxiliary
Clara Jean Richards
V. F. W. National Home
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
Munson Zoning Discussion Set Amid Officer Changes
The Munson zoning commission plans a meeting at chairman Martin Miller's home Friday to consider amendments to the Zoning Resolution focused on traffic safety along highways. Ohio AG advisory prompts resignations. Frank Fink leaves the zoning commission and Steve Riehel resigns as Justice of the Peace. Roger Emmons named second Justice and Ray Hensel appointed to the Zoning Commission.
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Riehel
Zoning Commission
Frank Fink
State of
Ohio
Bostwick
Kiehel
Fink
Warner, Fuller
Kazak
Steve Kiehel
Frank Kink
Roger Emmons
Ray Hensel
Lorain County Engineer Edward Puscas to Lead Geauga Sanitary Work
Edward Puscas of the Lorain County Board of Health will become Geauga sanitary engineer effective June 16. He succeeds L. Helling, who resigned to join the state district at Delaware as district sanitarian. Puscas, born in Cleveland, studied at Fenn College, Indiana University public health, and currently works in Lorain. He is on leave pursuing a masters at the University of North Carolina and will receive it next month. He is married with two children.
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Edward Puscas
Lorain County Board of Health
Geauga
W. P. Edmunds
Geauga Health
Puscas
Co. L. Helling
Delaware
Pascal
Cleveland
Fenn College
Indiana University
Lorain
University of North Carolina
Campaign Spending In Geauga Primary Totals 2194 Dollars
Beatrice Van Gorder of the Geauga election board released figures showing 2194 dollars spent on primary campaigning. The Republican Central Committee led with 628.72 dollars for sample ballots folders ads and mailers. Notable spends included prosecutor candidates Bostwick 291.32 Dinsmore 222 Werner 175.76 and McGregor 13. Other races include Sheriff Phelps 269.48 Sheppard 137 Kronk 73.90 Murray 79.41 Pendleton 12.36 and other filings with various sums.
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Geauga
Beatrice van Gorder
Geauga Election Board
Republican Central Committee
Democratic Committee
H. K. Bostwick
James Dinsmore
James Werner
Emmanuel McGregor
Werner
Young Republican's Club
Club
Young Republicans Club
E. John Phelps
Charles T. Sheppard
Carl Kronk
Tom Murray
Neal Pendleton
Irene A. Marks
H. D. Hollenback
Ralph B. Ford
James Hunt
Donald Phillips
Joseph Pekarek
Newton Chapman
Record boasts bigger circulation than state average
The Record, the county’s highest priced paper, circulates 40 percent above the state average and sells more copies in Geauga than any three other newspapers combined due to its premium pricing and extensive reader reach.
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Geauga
Newbury Student Places Sixth in State Science Test
Robert Allar Prots of Newbury High School ranked sixth out of 868 participants in the state general science scholarship tests. He was the only Geauga student in the top ten across all twenty classifications with standout performance amid statewide assessments.
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Newbury
Robert Allar Prots
Newbury High School
State Department of Education
Prots
Geauga
Banquet to Honor Geauga 1st Citizen
Governor Frank Lausche will join Geauga county men’s clubs in a county wide banquet at Burton on May 29 to honor an outstanding citizen. About 450 expected. the honored person remains secret until program start. Geauga Kiwanis sponsors. wives invited. many local clubs and chambers of commerce listed as participants.
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Frank Lausche
Geauga County
Burton
J. W. Moats
Geauga Kiwanis
Munson Mens Club
Newbury Mens Club
Geauga Rotary
Burton Chamber of Commerce
Middlefield Chamber of Commerce
Hampden Mens Club
Chardon Chamber of Commerce
Chardon Junior Chamber of Commerce
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Geauga Fire Departments
Osborns Plan Celebration of 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W M Osborn of Burton host open house at their Goodwin Avenue home on June 1 from 3 to 5 PM to mark their 50th wedding anniversary.
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Osborns
Burton
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General Electric Link Center
Alsee
Mre S
Barbara Goff
Chardon Methodist Church
Methodist Church
American Legion
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Blue Star Mothers and
Women’s Relief Corps
Chester
Chester Grange
Chester School
County Fair
Howard J. Wiant
Chagrin Falls Methodist Church
Grange
LaMoreaux
Chester Garden Club
Claridon
Ray Grattan
Marshall
East Claridon
Phil Adams
Center
Donald Vacrarielle
Tracy Spencer
West Claridon
Claridon Union
Fowlers Mills
Huntsburg
Steve Kamany
Middlefield V. F. W
Burton Band
Geauga Republican
Geauga Publishers, Inc
Shirley Nelson
Parkman
Karl Goff
Nellie Wright
Dorothy Bell
G. D. Bennett
Hattie King
Mary Ferris
Junior Komandt
John G. Allen
Frank Doty
Lyall Huntoon, Jr
Lillian Richards
Aquilla Village
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