Chardon Halloween Party Draws Wide Crowd at Village Park
The Chardon HalloWeen party drew a large crowd Friday evening in the village park with varied costumes and festivals. Prizes were awarded across age groups for Prettiest Most Original and Most Frightening with winners listed from preschool to adults and a tie for window painting to Clarisse Marian Dorothy Krum.
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Chardon
Rebecca Strong
Wendy Alderman
James Haueter
Lorraine Eldredge
Sandy Rhodes
Beverly Hlebak
Betty Carmigano
Marilyn Hlebak
Chuckie Dudas
Cindy Oplinger
Marc Ross
Barbara Shultz
Gwen Elsten
Sarah Smith
Dottie Johnson
Billy Jones
Ralph Kulp
Gail Reiter
Darlene Edelinski
Mary Ann Schwindl
Bob Ashbaugh
Ken Ashbaugh
Blake Holtzman
George Frentzes
Robert Ross
Marvel Blattner
Jeanette Skiba
Mildred Phillips
Lou Stanton
Clarisse Krum
Marian Krum
Dorothy Krum
New Members Listed by Women's Hospital Association
Bulletin shows new members by chapter including Burton with Mary Jane Greene and Patricia Bollinger Jean McNaughton and Arlin Trask from Chardon Genevieve Sked from Hampden and a large Mountsburg slate: Jeane Schidowski Rhea Strong Mary Sykora Rita Fish Kaye Frank Jennie Strong Jane Thurling Victoria Dietz and Margaret Speck. Newbury lists Terry Baumgartner.
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The
Women’s Hospital Association
Association
Burton
Mary Jane Greene
Patricia Bollinger
Chardon
Jean McNaughton
Arlin Trask
Hampden
Genevieve Sked
Mountsburg
Jeane Schidowski
Rhea Strong
Mary Sykora
Rita Fish
Kaye Frank
Jennie Strong
Jane Thurling
Victoria Dietz
Margaret Speck
Newbury
Terry Baumgartner
Farm School series to begin November 18 in Burton
The Geauga County Winter Farmers Committee announces a Monday evening Farm School series at the Old School Building in Burton starting November 18 with a session on Sheep and Hogs as Sidelines led by Eldon Greer from Producers Livestock Cooperative Cleveland. Each meeting begins at 8:00 p.m. Public invited. Subsequent topics include Farm Ponds, Fertilizer, 1953 outlook, dairy marketing, and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga County Winter Farmers Committee
Burton
Earl Jones
Extension Agronomist
Claude Hummel
Fred Kiel
Federal Reserve Bank
Cleveland
Keith Berg
Akron Pure Milk Co
Emil Malinovsky
Ohio State University
Montville Carnival Set for November 15 at School
The Montville Community Carnival to be held November 15 at Montville School features booths games and a dinner starting 5 pm. Sponsored by Grange Ladies Aid and PTC the event offers a doll prize and activities including a fish pond fortune teller and crafts with committee chairs from the Ladies Aid room forming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montville
Montville School
Ladies Aid Rooms
Grange
Ladies Aid
PTC
Rose Weitzenhof
Margaret Twaragowski
Edwina Stone
Clara Barnum
Edith Koerner
Erma Sidley
Rose Huntoon
Dorothy Kleppel
Marie Humpal
Barbara Kleppel
Esther Reid
Helen Stohl
Alice Nielsen
Gladys Wodolan
Marie Phillips
Verbal Schiller
Margie Skinner
Marie Beardsley
Mae Barber
Pauline Haney
Bernice Hale
Wedding of Joyce Ann Steed to James W. Marshall
Joyce Ann Steed wed James W. Marshall at a Monday evening ceremony in the Painesville Methodist church. The reception honored the bride’s grandparents Mr and Mrs John Hayes on their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
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Murray Woodin
Joyce Ann Steed
Painesville
James W. Marshall
Honang
John Hayes
Geauga Woman Honored for Community Service
Mrs. Robert H. Bishop Jr of Arrowhead Farm Novelty received a Distinguished Service Award from Red Feather leaders during the 35th Community Chest campaign. The citation notes 35 years of health and welfare service with multiple agencies.
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Robert H. Bishop, Jr
Arrowhead Farm
Novelty
Greater
Chest’s Corporation Gifts Committee
Thomas F. Patton
Nutrition Association of Greater Cleveland
Red Cross
the Health Museum
Phillis Wheatley Association
Flora Stone Mather College
Jones Home, Health and Parent Association
Cleveland Foundation
Family Health Association
Family Service Association
Farm Aid Program Starts This Month
James D. Sidley announces Geauga County 1953 ACP sign up to start around November 15. Community Committeemen will visit farmers to discuss needed conservation practices and cost shares. If not contacted by December 31, notify the PMA office in Burton. closing date is January 15, 1953.
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James D. Sidley
Geauga County
PMA
Burton
Ohio
Geauga Voters Approve All School Levies
Geauga residents nationwide backed school funding with multiple levies passing. Claridon 324 to 127, Newbury 800 to 222, Middlefield 648 to 250, Bainbridge 852 to 281, Thompson 357 to 147, Montville 238 to 115, Parkman 230 to 168, Troy 221 to 177, with the West Geauga levy noted separately.
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Auburn
Bainbridge
Burton
Burton Vill
Chardon
Chester
LL Chester
Claridon
LN LL
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Hambden
Huntsburg
CNT
Middlefield
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Montville
Munson
Newbury
Parkman
Russell
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Geauga
West Geauga
Claridon School
Newbury Levy
Middlefield School
Bainbridge School
Thompson
Troy
Advertising Drives Local News Space Expansion
Local newspaper notes that revenue from merchant advertising funds more news space. The piece stresses community merchants support and outlines how ads enable broader coverage and pages for readers.
Silage Tour Planned by Northeast Ohio Cow Farmers
The Dairy Farmers of Northeast Ohio announce a silage inspection tour on November 21 in Trumbull Ash tabula and Geauga Counties with Dr. Rogers from the Experiment Station. Participants will visit Yale Carpenter farm near North Bloomfield Route 387 Pelan farm Route 534 and Anson Rhodes farm Route 322 Huntsburg, with a summary at Huntsburg town hall.
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Ohio
Trumbull
Ashtabula
Geauga
Dr. Rogers
Earl Jones
C. D. McGrew
Kenneth Battles
Yale Carpenter
North Bloomfield
Mr. Carpenter
Pelan Farm
Windham
Anson Rhodes
Geauga 11 Freshmen Enter Kent State University
Geauga county reports 11 freshmen entering Kent State University this year. Named entrants include Tom Auzoma from Chardon South Street, Mary Shulty from Mary Shulty Road, Nancy Nagy from Route 2, John Huff nagle from Chillicothe Road, Ellen Pendleton from Mayfield Road, Carol Raymond from Chillicothe Road, Arthur Kovacs from Clay Street, Roberta Williams from St. Novice, Donald Pritchard from Northwood Drive, Gerald Stone from Route 1, and Samuel Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga County
Kent State University
Chardon
Tom Auzoma
South St
Mary Shulty
Nancy Nagy
Chesterland
John Huffnagle
Chillicothe
Ellen Pendleton
Mayfield Rd
Carol Raymond
Margaret Saladonis Taken by Death
Mrs. Margaret Saladonis wife of Vincent Saladonis died at Huron Road hospital after a stroke suffered earlier in the day She was 53 and had lived in Montville five years at the corner of routes 6 and 86 Surviving are her husband, son Victor and daughter Mrs Bertha Hoffman both of Cleveland and five grandchildren Services were held Wednesday at 10 am at Wilkelis funeral home Superior avenue with burial in Lakeview cemetery.
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Montville
Margaret Saladonis
Vincent Saladonis
Huron Road Hospital
Victor
Bertha Hoffman
Cleveland
Wilkelis
Superior Avenue
Lakeview Cemetery
Organize Cub Scouts in Munson Pack 91 Forms
Last Thursday night October 30 Munson Cub Scout Pack 91 held its first official meeting at Parks Recreation House with 160 attendees. Pack Charter presented by Mr Vickers to the Munson Cub Scout Committee led by Art Dade. Den mothers Suzanne Parks Abbey Rogers Mrs Temple Mrs Davies and Mrs Dunbar aided formation. Cub Master Ray Horton awarded Bobcat badges after examinations. A Halloween party with games prizes and refreshments followed.
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Munson
Parks Recreation House
Mr. Vickers
Cub Scout Committee
Art Dade
Ed McGeough
Mel Johnson
Allen Brown
Mr. Temple
Ray Horton
al Head
Suzanne Parks
Abbey Rogers
Temple
Davies
Dunbar
Geauga Votes Break Records in 1952 Election
Geauga County turned out record numbers with the largest vote ever cast. Voters favored Republicans in national state and local races while Lausche narrowed Taft to 13 votes. Eisenhower led Truman in the presidential tally with 8,975 to 4,206. Oliver Bolton set new Geauga voting records with 8,144 votes.
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Geauga
Frank Lausche
Charles Taft
Taft
Lausche
Dewey
Truman
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Carl Hofstetter
Joseph Pekarek
Pekarek
Hofstetter
Riley
Lowe
Oliver Bolton
United States
House of Representatives
Bolton
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Hospital Association
Kent
Arthur Kovacs
Roberta Williams
Donald Pritchard
Cub
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