Bowling Beat Highlights Jim Lucas Leads Se curity Savings
The Bowling Beat profiles Oliver Frederic Lucas Jr known as Jim who tops the Security Savings team on Tuesday nights and supports Moss Farm Dairy on Monday. He cheers the women’s team Fridays while Mrs. Lucas is noted for vocal support in Monetta’s league. Van Gorder’s group dominates the board with a 17 1 2 to 6 1 2 mark.
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B & W Recreation
Oliver Frederic Lucas, Jr
Jim
Security Savings
Moss Farm Dairy
Monetta
van Gorder
Local Bowling Standings Lead as Security Savings Tops
Security Savings holds first place with an 18 6 record on Tuesday. Finch five follow at 16 8, Vet's Beverage 15 9, Carlson's Hardware 15 9, Circle 6 Inn 14 10, Country Suburban 14 10, and others at 9 15 or 8 16 in team tallies. Individual highs show Van Gorder leading high 1 and high 3 with strong scores across events.
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A. van Gorder
Finch Five
Vet’s Beverage Store
Carlson’s Hardware
Circle 6 Inn
Country & Suburban
Chardon Springs
Chardon Rubber
Jay Cees
Strong
Tee Pee Motors
Suchdale
Vet's Beverage
Country & Surburban
Finch
Circle 6
Lyle Ernst
Russel Vese
G. Kovitch
Ohio Republicans vow fight against Red menace and reform pledges
The piece describes Alger Hiss trial ties to the Republican Party and outlines GOP aims in Ohio. It mentions a Republican governor aided by officials to remove guesswork in government and to advance highway planning and gambling law enforcement.
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Alger Hiss
Republican Party
Ohio
U. S. Senate
California
Vinton County
Picture Taking For School Days Memories
John Van Guilder urges parents and students to capture school life beyond looks. He notes first day photos, pageants, and events create lasting records for yearbooks and family keepsakes. Focus on telling stories of everyday school life, not just appearances.
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Janie
Mary
Lamb
John van Guilder
Keglers Threaten High Scores in Local Church League
Russell Vese tops 577 followed by Dave Wedding 572 and Marking the Maples for the church league Kolenic with a 574 leads high 3 games. Weimé r 551 Shimko 543 Albright 223 one game Beran 221 Jonke 212. Srp Tractor Sales lead with 12 9 as Chuck's Towing ties 12 9. Culligan 11 10. Frantz Tavern 10 11. Chardon Bankers 9 12.
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van Gorder
Hendrickson Electric
Ben Franklin
Moss Farm Dairy
Ed, Kempf
C. Peters Excv
Green Lantern
Perkins Auto Sales
Ohio Bell
Bostwick Store
F.O. Eagles
Junction Auto Sales
Hendrickson
McDaniel
L. Wenzel
Mowrey
McClish
A. van Gorder
Russel Vese
Dave Wedding
Kolenic
Weimé@r
Shimko
Albright
Beran
Jonke
Srp Tractor Sales
Jin
Ing
Chuck’s Towing Service
Culligan’s Soft Water
Frantz Tavern
Chardon Rubber
Chardon Bankers
East Hill Notes Highlight Local Visits and Recoveries
Pvt Ray Phillips and wife from Ft Knox spent a week with Mr and Mrs Chancy McGuver. Amos Green of Willoughby, formerly from here, is recovering at home after surgery at Lake County hospital two weeks ago. Open house for Mr and Mrs D Stewart in Cleveland followed their October 18 wedding. George Bryden of Elyria visited J Baxters, and locals heard Mennonite Odette from Wilmot at the Little Church in Yale Monday.
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Ray Phillips
Ft. Knox, Ky
Chancy McGuver
Amos Green
Willoughby
Lake County Hospital
A. Elder
A. Langan
Martin Langan
D. Stewart
Cleveland
Stewart
George Bryden
Elyria
J. Baxters
Wilmot
Ohio
Little Church
Yale
Bowling Standings and High Scores Report
Spot in team high leads Chardon Rubber 2574 while Srp Tractor 2519 and 902 top team high 1. Individual marks include Jonath 590 high 3, Nesbitt 567, Rodhe 553. Loring 239, Nesbitt 223, Medina 218 in high 1. Bob Locke paced Chardon Rubber to 607 three-game total. Female divisions see Chapman Tile and Farinacci Buick tied 19-9. Individual highs list Ernyer 512, 191. Leggett 484. Stevens 473. Rodhe 187.
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Srp Tractor
Srp
Frantz Tavern
Jonath
Nesbitt
Rodhe
Loring
Medina
Bob Locke
Chardon Rubber
Lip Tractor
H. Jonath
Steve Horvath
Bill Opper
Jay Cees
Bill
Hank Gunter
Chardon Auto Parts
Bostwick’s
Chapman Tile
Farinacci Buick
Finch
Hi-Life
Farinacci Construction
Chardon Metal
Mary Ann Vinkovitch
Chardon Grapples With Friday Showdown And Streaks
Chardon fans anticipate a Friday night clash with Kirtland after Madison game where Chardon, amid a pattern of winning every other week, beat Madison 33 to 6. Coach Nikkita notes the league’s odd schedule with five teams and four league games, aiming for a 2-2 WAL record and Dad’s Night victory tactics. Lineup features Starr and McIngish ends, Dremann tackles, Walsh guards, Ruple center, Kohr and Carver backs.
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Chardon
Kirtland
Madison
Carver
Mario Izzarelli
Richard Carver
Behm
Izzarelli
Hilltoppers
Nikkita
W.A.L
Cording
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