Hay Ride Fun Among Hambden Churchgoers
Billy Woodin attended a Hambden Congregational church hay ride Friday night. Carolyn Boerwinkle of Bowling Green spent the weekend at home. Phyllis Bosworth wed at the Bosworth home in Chardon on Saturday evening. Merritt Woodin fell ill Saturday evening and was at Wells Clinic after helping with corn. Several local families gathered for pre Thanksgiving meals and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Woodin
Hambden Congregational Church
Carolyn Boerwinkle
Bowling Green
Frank Pokorny
Phyllis Bosworth
Robert Bosworth
Chardon
Martin Pokorny
John Grey
Cleveland
Tommy
Joe Pokorny
John Pokorny
Clearwater
Florida
Merritt Woodin
Wells Clinic
Joe
John
Rex Cooley
A. R. Dean
Madison
Michael Rusnak Rites Wednesday
Michael Rusnak 67 died Sunday at Huron Road hospital after three weeks illness. A farmer specializing in apples, he lived at King Memorial Highway and Auburn Road. Born in Drahovec Czechoslovakia he married Margaret Tabak in 1907 and moved to Chardon in 1916. Survived by wife, two daughters Mary Wisneski and Stella Wick, son Joseph, and grandchildren Diane Dorothy Rusnak Frank Wisneski Jr and Paul Jasper. Funeral Mass at St Marys Church Chardon with burial in Chardon Cemetery. Rilondare Funeral Home in charge.
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Michael John Rusnak
Huron Rd
Rusnak
King Memorial Highway
Auburn Rd
Drahovec
Czechoslovakia
Margaret Tabak
Cleveland
Chardon
Mary Wisneski
Stella Wick
Joseph
Diane
Dorothy Rusnak
David
Stephen Wick
Frank Wisneski
Paul Jasper
Painesville
St. Mary's Church, Chardon
St. Mary's Church
Chardon Cemetery
Rilondare Funeral Home
Christmas Open House Ideas at Pilgrim Church
Geauga County Home Demonstration Council hosts a Christmas decoration ideas open house at Pilgrim Christian Church South Street Chardon on November 13 from 1 to 9 PM. Mrs Santa Claus greets children. homemakers get ideas on wreaths decorating cakes cookies gifts cards and crafts with free church parking available.
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Geauga County Home Demonstration Council
Pilgrim Christian Church
South St
Chardon
Santa Claus
Service Men Honored and Wounded Soldier Reported
Pfc. Clyde K. Cottrell 18, of Chesterland Ohio, admitted to Valley Forge Army Hospital after being wounded near Chorwon Korea. Bowes Jr., Ed ward W., airman second class, among Chanute Field honor graduates after basic training in New York and North Carolina.
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Phoenixville
Clyde K. Cottrell
Kenneth Cottrell
Chillicothe Road
Chesterland
Valley Forge
Cottrell
Pusan
Korea
Chorwon
38Th
Japan
United States
Pfc
Ben Zink
Kirtland Country Club
Chanute Air Force Base
Rantoul
Ill
FHTNC
Air Force Technical Training School
Edward W. Bowes Jr
Edward Bowes
Beechwood Jr
Kiwanis Lake
Newbury
Ohio
Bowes
Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
N. Y
Jamestown High School
Jamestown
Chanute Field
Inflation Drives Prices Up Amid Military Spending
Inflationary pressure from government military spending boosts business and personal income without raising civilian output, creating a scramble for scarce goods and pushing prices higher.
Mrs. Jessie George Rites Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie George longtime abstractor and a familiar figure at the courthouse were held at Burr funeral home. Mrs George died Saturday after a long illness at 127 Tilden Avenue. Born in Newbury 66 years ago she was a Chester Seminary graduate of 1904 and lived in Chardon since 1910. Survived by daughter Grace Alderman and two grandchildren Quentin and Wendy.
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Jessie George
Burr Funeral Home
Chardon Cemetery
George
Tilden Avenue
Newbury
John
Lizzie Sanborn
Old Chester Seminary
Chester Telephone Exchange
Chester
Chardon
Hambden School Halloween Party Winners Named
Hambden School held its annual Halloween party on Thursday afternoon. Beverly Leback won the prize for the scariest costume, Tom Drennan the most original, Dick Kortanski the funniest, and Beverly Horvath the prettiest costume. Aneta Pinzone, Don Pinzone and Rhea Singerman received honorable mention. Judging were Mrs. Janet Woodin, Mrs. Bessie Kler and Mrs. Clorece Spear.
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Hambden
Hambden School
Beverly Leback
Tom Drennan
Dick Kortanski
Beverly Horvath
Aneta Pinzone
Don Pinzone
Rhea Singerman
Janet Woodin
Bessie Kler
Clorece Spear
List Gifts to Polio Fund
Mrs. R L Rochert Geauga County Polio Chairman announces two gifts to the fund One came from two Chesterland girls Sojka and Judith Wright who sold pot holders and plastic roses for a profit of 230 dollars and presented it to Mrs Rochert The other is a $10000 gift from the 4 H group of girls of Mrs Taylor
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Chester
R. L. Rochert
Geauga County Polio
Chesterland
Sojka
Judith Wright
Huntsburg Man Buys Registered Friesian Cow
Clifford P. Peterson of Huntsburg, Vermont, bought a registered ne Friesian cow named Dora Fayne Reviewer from Howard McNish of Burton. The Holstein-Friesian Association of America recorded the change of ownership. The association issued 27,030 registry and transfer certificates to Ohio breeders in 1951.
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Brattsboro
Clifford P. Peterson
Huntsburg
Howard McNish
Burton
Dora Fayne
Holstein - Friesian Association of America
Ohio
West Geauga School Levy Wins Voters Approve Measure
The West Geauga school levy passed in the Russell and Chester areas. Chester A 157 yes, Chester B 316, Russell A 234, Russell B 264, Chester C 249. against: Chester A 115, Chester B 265, Chester C 190, Russell A 105, Russell B 164.
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West Geauga School
Russell and Chester
Chester A
Chester B
Russell A
Russell B
Chester C
Claridon and Burton Approve Zoning in Local Vote
In Tuesday’s election Burton voters backed the zoning proposition 209 to 185 and Claridon approved zoning 305 to 263. The two communities approved the measures to shape land use in their areas.
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Claridon and
Burton
Claridon
Businessmen to Meet Monday at Chamber Event
Delegates from Chardon Chamber of Commerce attend the annual Ohio Chamber of Commerce meeting in Cleveland on November 19 and 20. Newton B. Chapman E. E. Johnson Sr Phillip E. Ward and A B Carlson slated to attend. Ralph Seaman secretary of the Carling Conservation Club will present wildlife films at the November 10 Chamber meeting. Seaman, noted sportsman, has toured the country seeking ideal surroundings for wildlife. The gathering will be held at the Chardon Methodists church and served by the W S C members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Newton B. Chapman
E. E. Johnson
Phillip E. Ward
A. B. Carlson
Ralph Seaman
Carling Conservation Club
Seaman
Chardon Methodists Church
W.s.ccs
Chester Votes Down Liquor by the Glass
Chester voters rejected selling liquor by the glass with 832 votes for no and 464 for yes. Breakdown shows Chester A 77, C 158, B 229 yes and Chester A 193, B 353, C 286 no.
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Chester
Chester A
Soldier and family cope with cramped hotel housing woes
A recalled reservist and his wife with three children live in a hotel near the military base due to a housing shortage. A kindly guest asks if they have a home, and the six year old replies that they do have a home, just not a house to put it in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shane
Draft Board Pressures Drafted Man Into Service
A man refuses to fight with the line They cant make me fight while a draft board counters with Maybe not but they can take you where the fight is and let you use your own judgment. The exchange follows a domestic dispute where Smith scolds his wife and she retorts about speaking well of her husband.
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Smith
Safety First on Streets Warns Pedestrians and Drivers
A local editorial urges caution from both pedestrians and motorists. It decries arrogance on the streets and calls for safer, more considerate behavior among all road users.
Humorous quip about gifts and charity
A joke lines up a wife praising her generous husband who donates Christmas ties to the Salvation Army. A teacher asks about primitive versus modern man and a pupil answers that modern men seek the club when wives talk too much, while primitive men would reach for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Quiet Ring Echoes in Drawn Fight Club Bout
In a small fight club the crowd hissed at inaction as two battlers circled without a punch. A thick silence grew until a spectator urged the fighters to strike with taunting slang.
Wife knits in odd garments and a neighbor’s age question
In a humorous exchange Mr Higginbotham praises his wife for knitting socks from a bathing costume and later knitting a bathing suit from his sock. Jimmy asks about Mrs Smith’s age and is told it is none of their business. The dialog ends with a moral about strain.
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Mr Higginbotham
Jimmy
Quick Temporary Patch for Leaks in Tanks and Tubes
A simple emergency repair uses a self tapping screw, a metal washer, and scrap inner tube. Slide the washer onto the screw head, push the point through the rubber, and drive the screw into the leak until tight. This temporary fix will hold for a while.
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