Local Servicemen Report Training and Deployments
Pvt. Raymond J. Ash 20 of Chardon Ohio completes processing at Fort Meade for basic training with the 3rd Armored Division at Fort Knox. Robert A. Cooper leaves for a combat engineers course at Fort Belvoir then to Camp Polk for active duty. The Neeley family has three service members, Captain Charles A. Neeley at HQ 6th Tank Brigade APO 301, Master Sergeant John H. Neely at Prov Co 975 APO 613, and Sergeant Robert C. Butcher at Co A 317th HQ Tank Bn Sp North Camp Polk Louisiana, all formerly in the reserve now on active duty linked to Camp Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Ash
Raymond H. Ash
R.F.D. No
Chardon
Ohio
203Rd
Fort Meade
3Rd Armored Division
Fort Knox
Robert A. Cooper
George R. Cooper
Maple Ave
Fort Belvoir
Ohio 37Th
Camp Polk
C. A. Neeley
Route One
Louisiana
Charles A. Neeley
6Th Tank Br
APO
San Francisco
Robert C. Butcher
317Th
Sp North Camp Polk
Local Births and Community News in South Newbury
Captain and Mrs. Robert Benton of Western Field Mass welcome daughter Melanie Sue born Sept 28. Mr and Mrs C H Powell return to Richland Wash to finish moving. Powell joins household goods sent back to town. Hayden Coe and Spencer relative visited Kate Green. Cleveland visitors also called. South Newbury Ladies Aid hosted 35 at Chapel supper. next meeting Oct 10 with hostesses Lillian Rose Alyce Mitchell and Mrs Young. Hospital illness update for Emma Blair seeks speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy W. Simpson
Newbury
Robert Benton
Western Field
Mass
Melanie Sue
C. H. Powell
Richland
Wash
Mona Benton
Powell
Hayden Coe
Spencer
Kate Green
Cleveland
Shooting Woman Gets Year for Malice Near Montville
Leonard Wroblewski, a Campbell home boarder, was found guilty of shooting Mrs. Martha Campbell on July 30 near her home in Montville. He received one year in county jail with nine months suspended, followed by two years probation and bi monthly reporting. The case arose after a court session that included viewing the shooting scene Route 86 Route 166 Montville Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montville
Martha Campbell
Leonard Wroblewski
Campbell
Wroblewski
Common Pleas
William K. Thomas
Harry J. Dworkin
Thomas
Route 86
Route 166
Montville Township
Newbury PTA Opens Season with Finance Talk
Newbury PTA opens its season at Newbury school next Tuesday October 9 with A D St Clair expert on school financing speaking on Adequate School Facilities for Geauga. He will cover solving inadequate facilities, actions by other communities, pending state legislation, and needs of handicapped children. Mrs B Kristoff invites all parents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
A. D. St. Clair
Geauga
PTA
Newbury School
4 H Banquet Set Tonight Honors Geauga-Lake 4 H Members
The fourth annual 4 H Recognition Banquet for Geauga-Lake achievement in 4 H club work will be held at The Old Tavern in Unionville on October 4 at 6 45 PM. Thirty six 4 H members from Geauga County will be recognized and honored. The program after the banquet will feature a talk by Phillipe Le Fevee Pontalis of France with recreation and square dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga- Lake
Old Tavern
Unionville
Geauga-Lake Farm Implement Dealers Association
Geauga County
Martin Hilger
Merry Texter
Dixie Wood
Bill Hering
Marjorie Haskins
Marilyn Blair
Lois Thorp
Jessie Venable
Marie Currie
Arthur Gilmore
Bud Peine
Francis Brinninger
Nancy Nichols
Judy Kuhnle
Leland Schuler
Imogene Dean
Wilma Bishop
Sandra Starr
Bill Williams
Ray Randall
Phillipe le Fevee Pontalis
France
Phillippe
Howard Brothers
Bainbridge Township
Ohio
Phillipe
Carl C. Bradley Taken by Death
Troy resident Carl C. Bradley born July 28 1863 near Pope's Corners died surrounded by family. Survived by daughters Hattie Odell Hazel Fisher and son Flex C with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial at Auburn Cemetery with Rev Albert Wolstencroft officiating on Oct 1 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Carl C. Bradley
Pope’s Corners
Talman
Julia N .Adams Bradley
Eliza Parsons Bradley
Newbury
Ralph
Hattie Odell
Hazel Fisher
Cleveland
Flex C
Cuyahoga Falls
Auburn Cemetery
Albert Wolstencroft
Six Year Old Diane Marie Hein Byler Dies
Diane Marie Hein Byler six died Sunday at Corey hospital from an undetermined cause. Daughter of Ernest A. and Katherine Hein Byler of Burton, she had just started school and is survived by a sister and a brother. Services were held at St Mary's Church in Chardon with burial in Chardon Village Cemetery.
Wives of Colonial Presidents Pageant Planned by Geauga League
The Geauga League of Women Voters hosts a pageant titled Wives of Colonial Presidents on Saturday Oct 13 at 2 00 pm at Chesterland Baptist Church Route 306 north of Route 322 Chester Ohio Mrs Bissell assisted by 17 local women will wear period costumes and present courtship life in the White House A singer and organ music alternate The event benefits League work A 75 cent donation is requested Tickets sold by local volunteers and committee members from Chesterland area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Geauga League of Women Voters
Howard Bissell
Peninsula
Ohio
Chesterland Baptist Church
Route 306
Route 322
Bissell
Ray Hensel
Forrest Bond
Leonard Miller
Parish Council Plans Busy Season at St. Mary's
St. Mary's Parish Council gathered in the church hall with president Mrs. William Spear presiding. Plans include a bake sale October 7 after Masses, toy drives for Christmas, clothing collection in November, and prayers for World Peace on United Nations Day October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spear
St. Mary's Parish
Holy Father
Jack Boyle
Frank Petkosek
International Americanization
St. Mary's
C. C. Green
Altar and Rosary Society
Allen Smith
East Claridon
Lloyd Grantham
Guild
Frank Fink
St. Jude
A. Fenstermaker
James E. Maher
Julius Stumpf
W. J. Spear
W. J. Eardley
Lake Aquilla
Claridon P T A Meets Friday
The Claridon P T A formed by about 20 charter members will hold its first regular meeting Friday Oct 5 at 8 p m in Claridon Town Hall. Harvey Lyon will preside pro tem and permanent officers will be elected. A panel on aims and purposes will be led by Mrs Paul Hawke Mr Don Pinzone and Rev Elmer Hostetler. Ray Evans president of the Claridon School Board will present the bond issue for a proposed new building addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claridon
Parent-Teacher Association
Claridon Town Hall
P.T.A. Presiding
Harvey Lyon
Paul Hawke
Don Pinzone
Elmer Hostetler
Ray Evans
Hambden Grange Booster Night Highlights October Program
Hambden Grange held Booster Night on Monday October 1 with an officers march and Reading of State Master message by Master John Leyde The pledge to the flag the prayer by Mrs Hattie King and readings including Nancy Stein gauss My Garden Show and a safety quiz by Harvey Ledy A radio team performed for dancing later Casey at Bat read by Mrs Edna Adams Dr I Q Quiz by Harold Powell The Spirit of the Grange by Mrs Kate Steingass soloist Mrs Calvin Lewis organ 15 people participated Home Sweet Home and a moment of silent prayer for peace Music by Mrs Ina Dewalt new fluorescent lighting added The country store was stocked and patrons enjoyed a picnic supper and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambden — Grange
John Leyde
Hattie King
Nancy Steingauss
Harvey Ledy
Della and
Happy
Casey
Edna Adams
Harold Powell
Ina Dewalt
the Grange
Katie Steingass
Calvin Lewis
OSU Plan Meeting At Hosmer's In Burton
Scarlet and Gray alumni from Geauga County gather at Hosmer's Restaurant Burton for Ohio State Day on Friday December 7. A campus speaker, games and elections are on the agenda. Each alumnus to be notified. contact President Robert Eppley in Middlefield if missed in mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Scarlet and Gray
Geauga County
Hosmer’s
Burton
OSU
Robert Eppley
Middlefield
Radio Artist to Play at Chardon Roller Rink
Miss Shirley Fenne, WHK staff pianist and TV artist, visits Chardon today to perform at the roller rink. She has starred at leading hotels and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon Roller Rink
Shirley Fenne
WHK
Chardon
Fenne
24 Charges Against Sheriff Dismissed
Twenty four indictments against Sheriff Stuart Harland were dismissed on a technicality. The judge ordered remaining 48 charges to proceed to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Harland
Common Pleas
William K. Thomas
Polio Fund In the Red in Geauga
The Geauga County Chapter of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports its worst finances in ten years with four polio cases in Geauga County this year and 10 patients from 1948 and 1949 still in care. Treasurer Lester Ray described the need for more national funds, noting a $2,000 balance and a $19,500 national check used for past bills. He cited a single case costing about $3,500 and forecast further requests to the foundation. A November meeting will plan a door to door drive and volunteers are urged to help as March of Dimes extends to January 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Isabelle Rochert
Lester Ray
Treasure
Rotarians to Pay for Hearing Tests for Geauga Children
Geauga County Rotarians will fund a complete hearing and speech test program for all county school children. Dr. W. P. Edmunds announced tests by the Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center during the last two weeks of October. All county children will be tested at once for the first time, with results summarized and published and follow up by county health nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga County
W. P. Edmunds
Cleveland Hearing and Speech Center
Community Fund
Western Reserve University
State Board of Health
Finch Lends Plant to Chagrin Firm
The Finch Cleaning Co. in Chardon allows the Chagrin Falls unit to use its plant after a September 21 fire, as part of a Good Neighbor Policy. Manager Wain Parsons opens full facilities to Stalling of the Chagrin Falls company to keep business alive during repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finch Cleaning
Wain Parsons
Finch Cleaning Co
Stalling
Chagrin Falls
Chagrin Falls Company
Chardon Company
Fire Check-up in Chardon Wednesday
Preparations are near completion for the first fire prevention inspection in Chardon in 25 years. On Wednesday Oct 10, it will be conducted by the Chardon Chamber of Commerce, Jaycees, Fire Department and Lake Geauga Agent's Association under Lloyd O Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Chardon Chamber of Commerce
Chardon Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chardon Fire Department
Lake Geauga Agent's Association
Lloyd O. Carlson
Fire Prevention Association of
Ohio
FPA
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees, Fire Department
Lake Geauga
T. Alfred Fleming
Mr. Fleming
Red Cross Plans Bloodmobile Visit Training Meeting
Geauga County Chapter held a training session in Claridon Town Hall on Tuesday for staff aides aiding the Bloodmobile visit to Chardon and Burton. Mrs. Carol Klingemier led, assisted by Mrs. J L Skinner of Erie, with a program history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon and
Burton
Geauga County
Red Cross
Claridon Town Hall
Carol Klingemier
J. L. Skinner
Erie
Scott Bostwich
Geauga Red Cross
Myrtle Rarick
Geauga
Claridon
Mrs. Holmes to Tell of Mexico Trip for WG Women
Mrs Harold Holmes will describe her summer tour through Old Mexico with a Kent State University group to Geauga County Business and Professional Women. The talk follows a reception at 336 South Street hosted by Misses Elsie and Kath Schwind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Holmes
Geauga County Business and Professional
Old Mexico
Kent State University
Elsie
Kath Schwind
South St
Also Mentioned on This Page
John H. Neely
Prov. Co
Pune
South Newbury
WANT
Newbury Pta
Womens’ League
Setphen Kiebel
Russell Braund
Peter Ruh
Thornton Holder
Martin Miller
C. G. Stevens
Albert Freshley
Grant Harland
Ralph Shanover
Peter Barne
John Honeywell
Lyle Batles
George Spargrove
Paul Alvord
Forrest Gildersleeve
Charles Osborn
Robert Banister
Wray Manning
Mrs
Kenneth Martineau
William Matthews
John Traud
Bavaria
Polio
T.B
Altar and
Sacred Heart
Painesville
Study Guild
Lourdes’ Shrine
Claridon P.T.A
Kiwanis
Case Hall
Kenneth Ostrowsky
Evans
Kenneth Ostrosky
Geauga Kiwanis
Ostrosky
Haubrich Starr Case
Hambden Grange
O.S.U. Plan
Finch
Plant
Will
Mexico
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