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less than a
bushel of ash
per ton
2—GEAUGA RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, JULY 5, 1956
Watch and Jewelry
Repair—Expert Service
DAVID WILSON
ALBERTS Jewelry
Chardon
0^
[Q# Tractor-Mounted
Redi-Mixers
DO MORE —COST LESS!
Your troctor does the hard work. Saves
you Time, work, money on every mixing
job PTO drive operated. Raise and lower
hydraulically. Many extra features. See
'em in action at
NEWBURY
HARDWARE
AND IMPLEMENT
Rt. 87 Newbury 380
Open Evenings ’til 9
Expert
NIGHT
Uli I
New equipment and trained
servicemen guarantee our service
to be the finest available. Only
the best materials are used in our
shop. You can place
complete confidence in
our work AND
you'll save money
Tubeless Tire
Service
Our Specialty
Franz Tire and Equipment Co.
434 Water St.. Chardon Phone 6-5961
TROTTING
RACES
Prof, Easton’s Seminary
Students Hold Reunion
The fiftieth annual reunion of
a group of students who atten
ded Geauga Seminary when C.
F. Easton was teacher, was
held at the Chester Community
Church on Wednesday evening
June 27. At 6:30 p.m. 48 people
from Florida, Indiana, Cleve
land. Chagrin Falls, Burton,
Chardon and Chesterland sat
Complete
nlkk DOe F00D
RED MEAT
3 Cans
$6"
per case
C.(S5. Farmers
Exchange Co.
'Master Mix' Feeds
Seeds Garden Supplies
Fertilizer
CHAGRIN FALLS. OHIO
Telephone CH 7-7201
'Firestone
OH YMH
MY POP
AIN'T AS DUMB AS ME LOOKS
HE'S ORDERED HlS COAL FOR.
NEXT WINTER
WHAT COULD BE SMARTER —than
a worth while saving on fresh mined coal
that's cleaned and sized to perfection?
The out-of-season, no-rush service is
extra satisfying, too. Full satisfaction
guaranteed Take a minute to phone to
day and it’s yours, quickly It’s the smart
thing to do!
CHAPMAN
Park Ave. Phone Chardon 5-4691
GRANDVIEW
FULL AMERICAN TOTE
ELECTRONIC TELETIMER
Post Time 8:30 PM
Dining & Cocktails
America's Finest Horses
Daily Double 8:20 PM^* Huge Parking Area^
ROUTE 43 BETWEEN SOLON & AURORA
BEST ROUTE
From Chardon, take Route 44 south to Route
322, then west to Route 306 and south to Petti
I bone Rd., (before Aurora) turn right to Route
43 and the track
25000 CLEVELAND TROT, AUG. 2
25000 GRANDVIEW PACE. AUG. 9
Reserved seats for these races now on sale CH 1-(1796
down together to partake of a
roast beef dinner.
After the meal the president,
Mrs. Pearl Walker Pease, called
the meeting to order. Miss Ev
elyn Parr, secretary and trea
surer, gave reports. She also
read letters from absent mem
bers.
The following were called on
MU-MAC
THEATRE
MIDDLEFIELD
Fri, Sai July 6-7
Johnny Johnson
Bill Haley
ROCK AROUND
THE CLOCK
plus
Jan Sterling
Robert Mitchum
MAN WITH THE
GUN
Saturday July 7 at 1 p.m.
Middlefield Merchants
Free Movie
THE SCARLETT
SPEAR
Sun, Mon July 8-9
Sunday con’t from 3 p.m.
Walt Disney’s
THE LITTLEST
OUTLAW
plus
JONNY APPLESEED
also
2 Cartoons
Tues, Wed Thurs
July 10 11-12
Clifton Webb
Gloria Grahame
THE MAH WHO
NEVER WAS
Geauqa
THEATRE
CHARDON
Geauga’s Entertainment Center
Thurs, Fri, Sat July 5-6-7
NOW see the sensational
book come to life on
giant screen
to .speak: Dr. M. K. Cottrell of
Cleveland: Dr. Ralph Pease of
Chardon Oliver a n n e y
Charles Murphy, Chagrin Falls
Mrs. Bessie
Ethel Bailey
ly members
of the state.
Naturally the topic of conver
sation of these, “Seminary girls
when they first started to meet,
was the good old days spent
at Geauga Seminary and the
efforts of their good teacher,
Prof. Easton. Mrs. Pease had
brought with her a picture of
Seminary students but this was
dated 1873, before the coming of
Mr. Easton and his students.
our
Jane Russell
Richard Egan
REVOLT OF
MAMIE STOVER
The Bowery Boys
CRASHING
LAS VEGAS
July 8-9-10
Sun, Mon. Tues
Jeff Chandler
Lorian Day
and that loveable kid star
Jim Hovev
TOY TIGER
Jack Webb
24 HOUR ALERT
Wed July 11 (One night only)
Scott Brady
Joan Vohs
TERROR AT
MIDNIGHT
John Forbes
I KILLED WILD
BILL HICKOK
Thurs, Fri,Sai July 12-13-14
ictor Mature
Janet Leigh
SAFARI
Nat King Cole
MUSICAL STORY
HAZELWOOD
DRIVE-IN OPEN
NOW
Matthews Lake,
Law were the on
present from out
Mrs. May Grau of Chardon
was elected president for 1957
with Mrs. Mabel Patterson, sec
retary and treasurer. After the
business session the visiting be
gan all over again and continued
until the “girls and boys’’ should
be at their homes.
Please turn to Page 7 for an
earlier story.
6 Geaugans on
KSU Honor Roll
Six Geauga County students
were named on the honor roll
for the spring quarter at Kent
State University College of Ed
ucation, according to reports
from the University.
Mary Schultz of Chardon was
the only one of the six to attain
a perfect (4.00) average. She
was a graduating senior.
Other Geaugans honored with
their heme town and grade point
averages, are: John D. Bald
win 13.36, Chesterland John
E. Heaps (3.47), Burton Helen
Hills (3.401, Chardon James Me
Kirahan 3.40, Newbury Sally
Slagle (3.00), East laridon.
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
LITTLE LEAGUE
Am er can Major
Friday, July 6, Claridon
Yankees v. Chardon Athlet
ics at Chardon.
Monday, July 9, Chardon
Athletics v. Chardon White
Sox at, Chardon.
Tuesday, July 10, Thomp
son Red Sox v. Claridon Yan
kees at Claridon.
Thursday, July 12, Char
don Indians v. Thompson
Red Sox at Thompson and
Claridon Yankees v. Chardon
White Sox at Chardon.
American Minor
Wednesday, July 11, Char
don Indians v. Munson Bi
sons at Chardon and Mont
ville Tigers v. Thompson
Warriors at Thompson.
BIRTHDAYS
Thursday, July 5
Roger Lee Nye. Chardon
Mrs. Wiliam Bierman. Ches
ter
Chester
Friday,
Mrs.
Clay
Mrs. 1
don
Saturday,
Robert
merly of
Chardon
Bierman,
Sylvia Kidd
Edward .Wenzel,
Mrs.
Chester
Daisy Blake Jacobs,
Mrs.
July 6
Joseph Rusnak. Chardon
B. Eddy, Sr., Chester
Edward F. Wenzel, Char
July 7
Philips, Chardon
Chardon.
Sargent, Florida, for-
Warren
Alice Harmon. Chester
Sunday, July 8
Monday, July 9
Frank Pokorny, Hambden
Mrs. Frank Feigle, Chester
Hester Fulton, Chardon
Ila Inkster Klatka, Chester
David Byron Shaw .Chardon
Tuesday, July 10
Mary Lou Evans Lawrence,
Chester
Ralph Barr, Chardon
Wednesday, July 11
Susan Alvord, Chardon
Florence Brawn. Chester
Sara Smith, Chardon
Mrs. Frank Kotrlik Jr.. Char
don
Justices of Peace Fine
22 Persons in Geauga
Several cases resulting from
arrests by the sheriff’s depart
ment were before Geauga jus
tices of the peace. They includ
ed the following.
Glenn E. Rose, 18, East Clax
idon, no operator license, $5 and
costs by Justice O. G. Vanors
dale, Claridon.
Eugene Johnson, 51, of 2557
E. 25th St., Cleveland, no wheel
protectors, $10 and costs by Jus
tice Van Orsdale.
Harold Mills, 23, Huntley Rd.,
Huntsburg, passing stop sign,
$10 and costs by Justice Jean
Schikowskl, Huntsburg.
Peggy Venable, 46, Pine A
cres Cabins, Claridon put under
$500 peace bond by Justice
Charles Hall, Chardon.
Lysle Ely Jr., 26, Rt. 44 Char
don, driving while intoxicated.
$100 and costs, 30 days in jail,
by Justice Willard Steinfurth.
Chester.
Oscar C. Glasscock, 30. Ki
wanis Lake, reckless driving,
$10 and costs by Justice Hall.
Hansel Ashby, 28, Climax St.,
Chagrin Falls, driving while in
toxicated. $300 and costs and
20 days in jail by Justice Hall.
Ashby was driver in a three-car
accident that injured four per
sons last week on Route 322.
east of Fowlers Mills Rd., Lynn
Schnars, 31, also in the acci
dent was fined $50 and costs on
an intoxication charge.
Alexander Gergely, 36, Burton,
reckless driving, $15 and costs
by Justice George B. Dunlap,
Russell.
Susan Gray, 38, of 1796 Long
wood Ave., Mayfield Heights,
passing stop sign, $10 and costs
by Justice Edwin Hofstetter,
Chardon.
Donald R. Palme, 27, of 1107
Third St., Canton, reckless driv
ing, $15 and costs, Justice Hof-
Business Gains Made in
Geauga in Past Year
Significant business gains
were made in Geauga County in
the past year as its residents,
enjoying relatively good incomes
and a high rate of employment,
expressed their strength in large
scale buying in the local retail
.shops.
This is brought out in a copy
righted study of business in the
nation’s cities and counties, re
leased in Sales Management’s
new buying power survey.
The high tempo of activity in
Geauga County is seen in the
amount of retail business re
corded. It added up to a $28.
025.000 year for the local mer
chants.
WHAT WAS the direction of
the bigger spending? The extra
money available was used to
buy the things that make for
__ _______ a better standard of living. Peo
ipe equipped themselves with
........ more of the modern devices that
The Geauga Record wishes a add to comfort and convenience,
very happy birthday to the fol
lowing who have birthd y s
next week.
Electric refrigerators, washing
machines, better homes, fancier
cars and the many other items
that were once pure-luxury have
become musts for more people.
The ability to spend more is
made possible by better earn
ings. The data shows that, de
spite certain soft spots in the
local economy, the net dispos
able income among families in
Geauga County came to $52,789,
000 last year.
Divided by the number of lo
cal families, it amounted arith
metically to $6,360 per family
compared with $6,058 in 1954.
This was more than most
families in the nation had after
taxes. The average was $5,465.
THE IMPROVEMENT which
amounted to 5.0 percent was
better than was achieved gen
erally. The gain was 3.6 percent
for the United States.
Honor Huntsburg
Man at Ohio State
stetter.
Burton Mavin, 31, Parkman,
placed under a $300 peace bond
by Justice C. H. Russell, iWelsh
field.
Robert Arnold, 31, Auburn,
driving while intoxicated, 25
days in jail. 22 suspended $250
and costs, $200 suspended by
Justice Hall.
Mae Ann Fort, 40, Bass Lake
Rd., Chardon, no operator li
cense, $10 and costs by Justice
Hall._
Thomas Murton, 23, Snow
ville Rd., Jaite, Ohio, driving
while intoxicated, $200 and costs,
seven days in jail, by Justice
Hall.
George Tallman, 38, N. Ridge
Rd., Painesville, crossing yellow
line. $10 and costs by Justice
Hall.
Arthur Canfield, 44, RD 2
Chagrin Falls, driving while in
intoxicated, $100 and costs, three
days in jail, by Justice Hofstet
ter.
George O. Parton. 47, Alder
side Dr., Burton, driving while
intoxicated, $100 and costs, thre
days in jail, by Justice Hall.
Grady iEvans. 41, of 16220 S.
Park Blvd., Cleveland, contempt
of court, $20 and costs by Jus
tice Hall..
William Richardson, 32, of
9602 Yale Ave., Cleveland,
speeding. $30 and costs by Ju
tice Tom Seliga, Bainbridge.
Thomas Lyden. 18, of 450 Car
lotta Ave., Youngstown, reckless
driving, $15 and costs by
tice Russell.
S.
of
HUNTSBURG Wendell
Thompson. Huntsburg, is one
104 students achieving high scho
lastic attainments (averates of
3.50 or better) in Ohio State U
niversity’s college of agricul
ture during the spring quarter,
according to John T. Mount, sec
retary of the college.
MONTVILLE
SERVICE GARAGE
Authorized Kaiser Willys
Sales & Service
Montville, Ohio
Junction Rts. 528 & 86
WRECKER SERVICE
LOUIS BURGER
PLUMBING
Hot Water Heating
Electrical
Water Heaters
Electrical Contracting
Goulds Water Pumps
Forrest 0. Greene
RD 1, Chardon Ph. 5-9128
MUSICARNIVAL
NIGHTLY THRU JULY 15
NORTH OF FIRST TIME IN OHIO SNOW TIME 9 JO
THISTLEDOWN^^SUNDAT 7 JO
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.FANCY.
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TREE BUS MffTS VANAMfN RAPID I 40 8 10 I HR LARUtR SNiQATC
Chesterland Man
Jus-
Sta
and
Paul Turner, 32, Phalanx
tion, reckless drving, $15
costs by Justice Russell.
John Jackson, 38, of 2006 Todd
Ave., arren, driging while in
toxicated, $100 and costs, three
days in jail, by Justice Gotham.
The ratio of how much is ac
tually being spent in each com
munity. as compared with its
full capacity, is shown in the
survey by a “buying power in
dex.’’ This weighted figure
based on such factors as
come, sales and population,
lists Geauga County as able
produce .0182 percent of the
tion’s retail business. Since a
smaller amount was done last
year, .0151 percent, it is evident
that considerable sales potential
is still available.
in Sports Car Race
Hough
of the
in the
CHESTER—Harold C.
Jr., Chesterland, is one
drivers who participated_____
Buckeye Invitational Sports Car
Race held at the Akron Airport
Sunday.
All of the drivers competing
were amatures, driving foreign
and American made cars.
1
Hough drove a MD-TD.
Linda Potter Leads
Sewers Recreation
26 the Chardon Sew
met at the home of
On June
ing Suzies
Mrs. William Gaylord.
They elected Linda Potter as
a new recreation leader.
A demonstration on different
kinds of seams was given by
FARINACCI BUICK,
ts
in
It
to
na-
Famous airfoil shaped blade
lifts grass as it cuts, leaving
lawn smooth and even.
Front wheel drive for better
traction, maneuverability.
Powered by an easy start
ing 4-cyde Briggs & Stratton
gas engine with recoil starter.
Blade fully guarded from
all directions.
Side discharge shoot pro
vides an even distribution
of grass clippings.
Strong, durable, lightweight
chassis.
Cutting height adjustable
from 1" to I’/tT
“Ceaugj Oldut Bant"
CHARDON, OHIO
Edythe Gaylord. Some of the
seams were: lap seam .flat*
felled seam, imitation French
and French seams.
Linda Potter told us about her
stay at 4-H Camp.
For recreation, a movie was
served. The next meetng was
at the home of Mrs. Cahoun
on July 3 at 2 p.m
4-H Beef Club Sees
How to Lead Cattle
The fourth meetng of the Ge
auga County Beef Club was held
at the home of Jimmy Easton
on June 28.
John Nelson and Jimmy Eas
ton gave the club pointers on
showmanship, such as how to
lead and pose your animal.
The next meeting wll be held
at the Burton Park on July 26
at 8.00 p.m.
Kenny Bell, club reporter.
0^1
Oet today's highest trade
on your present carl
YOU’RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER’SI
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Phone 5-2137
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and built with everything you need for easy mowing.
Stop in for a FREE demonstration today at
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CHARDON HARDWARE
COMPANY
Chardon Shopping Center
lower
it, and the mower stops automatically. No
pushing, no work you just go along for
the wolk.
REVOLUTIONARY DESIGN
PUTS AN END TO
BACK-BREAKING TRIMMING!
All wheels are set inside the cutting swath,
making it easy for you to trim close to the
house, trees. Hower beds, etc. Soves hours ol
hard work ... no more clipping by hand.
CHARDON
LADIES
enjoy banking at the West
Branch of The Chardon Savings
Bank Company.
Interesting banking hours—11
a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through
Saturday.
CH1RD0IXke
S1VHCS B1IK
Company
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

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