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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1952
Page
5
A homemaker highlights electric cooking as the quiet, clean, and efficient choice. By simply turning a dial she controls start times and durations for ovens and appliances, saving kitchen time and reducing mess while delivering hot, well cooked meals. Electric heat is presented as safer and cheaper to maintain.
Easy clown dessert idea for a circus themed party using shredded coconut, inverted ice cream cones, and marshmallow faces. Recipe outlines a chocolate ice cream base with gelatin, cream, vanilla, and a home freezer method to yield 1 quart.
NFPA reports that one of every three fire deaths is a child under 14 and calls for three safety rules. More than 4,000 children and 12,518 total deaths occurred last year. Emphasizes supervision, fire education, and home safety practices.
About 30 million acres of woodland burn annually in the United States, roughly one twentieth of the nation's total forest area. The country faces around 200,000 forest fires each year, affecting vast tracts of land and threatening ecosystems.
A fragmented report indicates a meeting with authorities regarding a national fire investigation or probe. Readable words suggest discussions centered on procedures or incidents prompting official scrutiny.
Social notes detail Mr. and Mrs. Straw entertaining relatives from Chicago and Pennsylvania at a family dinner. several visits to Washington D C and Columbus. trips to Philadelphia New York City and Florida. residents attend Duke versus Charlottesville football game. Burns care and hospital stays noted. Euclid Arts Fall Festival honors Karl Brinkman with portraits of local children.
Fragments list meetings and activities including the Pythian Past Chiefs Club at 8 p.m. on South street hosted by Mrs. Harold Strong, a Blue Star Mothers bake sale from the sheriff's porch at 10 a.m., and a Claridon Town Hall church supper and bake sale. Also noted are Hampden Grange elections, Progress Club at Thrasher House, a Chardon High one act play, Pythian Sisters, Pilgrim Christian church group on South Hampden street, and a Womans Relief Corps gathering.
Mary Lou Evans a Chesterland sophomore daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Evans Opalocka Drive Chesterland was elected as an attendant to the homecoming queen at Ohio University She represented Chi Omega one of ten sororities and serves as assembly secretary to Women's League and assistant rush chairman for Chi Omega.
Loretta Mae Holmes a Chardon grade school teacher had an article titled Supervision Can Be Fun published in the October issue of Ohio Schools. The piece discusses Geauga county schools new program and the addition of an assistant county superintendent. This marks Geauga’s first representation in years.
The Reverend Charles Pearse pastor of the Hambden Alliance church married Isabelle Thornhill of Cleveland on October 24. Attending from Hambden were Arthur Fuerst and family, Mrs Eva Turner and daughter Victoria, Mr and Mrs Orville Adams, and Mrs Murray Woodin.
Oliver P. Bolton, Republican candidate for the U S House, will address the Geauga Kiwanis tonight at the Chardon Methodist church. The event gathers local residents and party supporters for a campaign appearance.
The article notes 50 to 90 pelts needed for a mink coat with males reaching 36 inches. Females are smaller. Prices span from $3,000 to $20,000 or more. Vote Tuesday November 4.
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