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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1952
Page
8
Newbury Barn Dance and Music Social Highlights
Mr and Mrs Kersey hosted about 50 relatives at a Saturday barn dance with music by the Orketts of Chagrin Falls. Nurses at St Luke’s hospital heard music from Audre Blair and the Orketts Friday evening. Charles Jerry Kraus of Newbury pledged to Tau Kappa Epsilon at Ohio University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audre Blair
Orketts
Chagrin Falls
St. Luke's Hospital
Newbury Grange
Munson Grange
B. F. Bull
South Russell
W. R. Blair
Pomona Grange
Montville
Lloyd Ober
Leslie
Kardovec
Panderson Lake
Charles Jerry Kraus
Newbury
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Ohio University
Charles Kraus
Newbury High School
Local Social News From Medina And Nearby Towns
The Edmund Coe family of Medina and Mrs. L A Green and sons of Shalersville visited Kate Greens on Sunday. Archie Rhine hart of Ravenna and Edith Snow of Youngstown were Saturday visitors of Ozro Sears. Etta Colvin, previously in Chardon, moved to Norm Akins in Farmington, where Lon Richards also stays. William Carr visited cousins in Canton Massillon and Dalton. Newlyweds Ralph Jicha and Mary Lou Gharky shared their marriage news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Coe
Medina
L. A. Green and Sons
Shalersville
Kate Greens
Archie Rhinehart
Ravenna
Edith Snow
Youngstown
Ozro Sears
Etta Colvin
Chardon
Norm Akins
Farmington
Lon Richards
William Carr
Canton
Massillon
Dalton
Ralph Jicha
Jicha
Mary Lou Gharky
Be Coy Says Attraction Should Be Shown
The quote by E F Benson asserts it is silly for a girl to hide her attraction to a man. It challenges social restraint and promotes open expression of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E F. Benson
Community Notes From South Hampden and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Orient of Leroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pokorny Monday evening. Mrs. John Brindo visited Cleveland friends Saturday. Gladys Porter and G. Claybaugh of Cleveland joined Mr. and Mrs. Brindo and others including the Woodins and Hagen in Cha rgin Falls. Geese were seen flying over Saturday morning. The Hennings of Kirtland joined Wingards for Saturday visit. Merritt Woodin and Pokornys attended a Chardon homecoming dance Saturday evening. Harland Cooley visited Merritt Woodin Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Orient
Leroy
Joe Pokorny
John Brindo
Cleveland
Gladys Porter
G. Claybaugh
Ralph Woodin
H. S. Woodin
Don Hagen
Chagrin Falls
Miles Webster
Concord
Henry Boerwinkle
William Henning
Kirtland
James Wingard
Merritt Woodin
Frank Pokorny
Chardon
Harland Cooley
Boron Alloy Use and Local Election Wording
The article notes boron alloy as very hard yet brittle and prone to corrosion, and describes a local levy proposal tied to valuation. It states election polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST and is signed by Geauga County Ohio elections board chair Gladys McDonald with a October 2 1952 date.
Notice of Tax Levy Election in Bainbridge School District
A special election will be held in Bainbridge Township Geauga County Ohio on November 4 1952 to vote on a tax levy in excess of the ten mill limitation renewal of 3 mills and increase of 4 mills to form a new tax for district purposes as approved by the Bainbridge Local School District board on July 17 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Geauga County
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chardon, Ohio
F. S. Whitney
Lewis Berger
Kaiser
Paul Tommer
John Stanonis
Mary Agnes Tommer
Laurine Kangas
Candace Burger
Teddy Stone
Tom Zeriak
Teresa Kimak
Harlyn Stoltz
Susan Donoghue
Raymond Omiecewski
Brent Myers
Jeannette Huntoon
Mary Agnes
Tommer
Stanonis
Mothers and Daughters Club
Berlin Trask
Rock Creek
Ora Daniels
Elizabeth Gyetka
Julia Sommers
Genevieve Sommers
Frieda Stoltz
Wayne and
Dennis
Eileen Weber
Jimmie
Frillie Trask
Thelma Reeves
Anna Weber
Edwin Trask
Michael
Carl
Harry Rader
Marie Humpel
Dilly Dally Club
Erma Gyetko
Edwina Stone
Grace Burger
Helen Brace
Ina Stone
Josephine Stone
Agnes Tommer
Jean Beardsley
Sadie Stanley
T.V
Humpel
Ladies Aid Society
Elvena Gray
Maude Fales
Helen Ishee
Carrie Ludlow
Carrie McGuver
Grace White
Lina Lamt
Louise Howells
Lillian Shedd
Hazel Parker
Vina Greater
Middlefield
Lennah Eging
Ruth Horvath
Maude Huntoon
Margaret Twarogowski
Bernice Churchfield
Donald Johnson
Sweet River
Canada
Curt Emberton
St. Catherine
Joe Srp
Arno Stapel
Larry Weber
Strongsville
Rena
Edna Ernst
Painesville
Georgie Garritt
Fire Department
Gertrude Kimak
League of Women Voters
Geauga County Clerks and Trustees Association
Parkman
Fred Hoffman
Lyle Trask
Steve Donavan
Mildred Skinner
Charles Hayduk
Madison
Walter Stone
Arlene Stone
Charlene Leggett
Sally Phillips
Kent
Parkman Community House
Robert Scheller
Max Weitzenhof
Herbert Koerner
Hubert Hoffman
Hubert
Marion
Blanche Pickett
Georgie Gerritt
Kate Peters
Etta Woolf
Viola Walters
Gerritt
Engineering Service Design
Layouf Drafting
E. Claridon
James W. Dinsmore
Geaug
Studebaker
Perkins Motor Sales
Water St
Munson Rd
Emma Blair
Rudolph Kieselbach
St. Luke’s Hospital
Charlie Repp
Myrta Russell
Dean Bond
Lula Gore
Lillian Kieselbach
Pekin Rd
New York
Europe
South Newbury
Lucy 'S Telephone
South Hampden
Sebour
Eastern Standard Times
Board of Elections
Gladys&. McDonald
Beatrice VanGorder
Life Insurance
Travelers DE Sortor
Reo Alia Insurance Oe
North St
Lake Geauga Association of Insurance Agents, Inc
Travelers
Hartford
RADIO
Radio Labs
Burton
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