Geauga record. [volume], July 12, 1956, Image 11

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AT THE COURTHOUSE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AUBURN TOWNSHIP J.
Matrin Land Co., 10.01a to John
W. and Mildred Sharter, of Eu
clid, Ohio.
Elton W. Childs, house, barn
and 1.87a to Mike and Joanne
Eloff.
BAINBRIDGE TOWNSHIP
Viola E. and Charles C. Parr,
I. 50a to Claude R. Howard, of
Chagrin Falls.
George Fencl, 1.72a to Norman
J. Shultz, of Chagrin Falls, O.
LAKE LUCERNE Ardith
Delores Summers Waefe, house
and 34a to Walter C. and Edith
V. Mallett, of Chagrin Falls.
CHARDON TOWNSHIP A
da Bissell Shaffer, ,72a to Rich
ard L. and Eleanor B. Bissell,
of Chardon.
Ben S. Daniels, 24.37a to Al
bert L. and Dorothy C. Orient,
of Chardon.
CHARDON VILLAGE Hugh
Fowler, house, garage and
.36a to Ida Elizabeth Fowler, of
Hambden.
Jim R. and Leah A. Dukes,
house, ,62a to Ross J. and Nora
C. Dragonette, of Chardon.
CHESTER TOWNSHIP Ro
bert J. and LaVerne Furlan,
house 26.79a to Harriette E. Pat
ton, of Chesterland, O.
Samuel and Helen Whiting,
3.57a to Willa M. and Vernon
Peterson, of Chesterland.
Frank E. and Emily Swogger
2 lots of 1.15a each to John C.
and Edith R. Conzett, Chester
land.
Warren W. Hanford, house
and 60a to Evelyn V. Powell,
Chesterland.
Mabelle P. Lyman and Mlri
iam L. Smith 1.03a to James D.
and Carol Cloonan of Chester
land.
Louis Nathanson, house and
la to Edward F. and Georgina
M. Walters, of Chesterland.
AQUILLA VILLAGE Dennis
F. and Mary Brawn, 2 parcels
of .07a to Thomas L. Stone of
Chardon.
MONTVILLE TOWNSHIP
Joseph Simon, 3 parcels of
50.54a, 76.50a, and 67.48a and
1 building to Margaret. Joseph
A. and Robert J. Simon, and Ed
ward P. and Margaret Drotos.
Lewis F. and Bertha E.
Shwentner, house, buildings,
and 6.00a to James C. and El
sie A. Rodick, of Chardon, O.
Chardon Savings Bank, house,
building, garage, and 11.00a to
Robert C. and Shirley Reynard
of Chardon.
MUNSON TOWNSHIP June
Gombar, 37.83a to Helen A.
Zam. of Gates Mills
John A. and Edythe M. Skin
ner, 8.95a to Gust Codley, of
Bedford Hgts, O.
Samuel L. Wood, house and
21.46a to Lynda W. Wood, of Eu
clid, O.
MUNSON CHARDON VIL
LAGE Clarence and Hazel
Hazen. 1.50a to Stanley Talapka
of Wickliffe.
Mae Klecak. 5.00a to Max
Schneier.
NEWBURY TOWNSHIP A
lena M. Sears, house and 53a
to Theodore P. and Gessie E.
Lange, of Newbury.
Frank Kalcher, 4 parcels, one
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Active young homemakers, like Mrs. Colavec
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Low-cost operation is another reason the
Colavecchio family, like more than 24,000
other families in Lake, Geauga and Ashtabula
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of 55a to Delbert 8. and Thelma
Oliver, .55a to Carlis and
Mary Welsh, .55a to Richard
and Margaret Vyse, and 88a to
Peter and Margaret Kowaluk,
all of Newbury.
KIWANIS LAKE Marguer
ite Pfeiffer, 4 parcels of .07a
each, .06a, cottage and garage
to Margarete E. and Donald
Ellicock of Chardon.
Nicholas Vitantanio, cottage
garage and 2 parcels of ,07a to
Theresa Vitantonio, of Cleve
land.
PUNDERSON LAKE Inge
and Tayler Schrader, .10a to
Dewey R. and Genevieve Lust,
of Euclid.
Frances J. Griner, 2 parcels of
.14a and .15a to George A.,
Charles F. and Grant O. Griner,,
of Pittsburgh. Pa.
RUSSELL TOWNSHIP
Hunting Hills Company, 1.75a
to Henry J. and Allie Hajak. of
Solon, O. .....................................
Anthony B. and Theresa Maz
Stefanik, house and 10.00a to
Raymond R. and Jacqueline
zone, of Walton Hills, O.
RIVERDALE ESTATES AL
LOTMENT Suzanne S. Vitkus,
house and 3.66a to William L.
and Elinor Ingalls, of Chagrin
Falls, O.
HUNTING VALLEY VIL
LAGE Ruth Chisholm New
comer, 7.35a and 1.83a to Joseph
ine Newcomer Inkley, of Novel
ty, O.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Russell K. Rowley, Parkman,
and Alice M. Petersen, Middle
field.
Joseph Tekalec, 20 of Euclid
and Martha Shipley, 19, of Chag
rin Falls.
Archibald Burroughs, Cleve
land, and Frances Hargett,
Montville.
Gail Adams, 19, of Russell and
Gerald Beckwith, 22. of W1
'With an electric water heater I can do as many as
10 loads of wash and never run out of hot water!'
Says Mrs. John Colavecchio, 71 Sycamore Dr., Painesville, Ohio
An electric water heater, is clean and conven
ient as electric light. There’s nothing to cause
dirt, smoke, soot or fumes. Completely automatic.
Other electrical appliances in the Colavecchio home
in addition to the Electric Water Heater, lighting fix
tures and lamps, include:
Conventional Washer Food Mixer
Iron Coffee Maker
Steam Iron Waffle Grille
Radio Range
Television Set Refrigerator
Clocks Vacuum Cleaner
Toaster Power Saw
Average monthly cost of electricity $1 A /IQ
used for all purposes is
SPECIAL DISCOUNT!
oughby.
Albert Ernest Carlisle, 25, of
Chesterland and Annette Louse
Painter, 19, Chesterland.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases
Helen George, Cleveland, is
seeking $20,000 from Worthy
Spear and Wiliam Spear, Indi
vidually and as partners doing
business as Spear Moor Sales,
Hambden. She charges that, on
a complaint issued by Spears
charging her with removing an
auto from Geauga County con
trary to an agreement between
them, she was arrested in Cleve
land and imprisoned in the Ge
auga County Jail. She was tried
and aquitted in the court of
Justice of the Peace Charles
H. Hall. She suffered humilia
tion, disgrace and great dam
ages to her reputation, she as
serts in her petition, and seeks
$10,000 for compensatory dam
ages and $10,000 for exemplary
damages.
The H. Bonder Co. of Cleve
land is seeking $1326.01 from
Tom Prince, doing business as
Tom Prince Hardware Co., Ge
auga Lake. The Cleveland firm
claims that amount is due on
account.
Kate Ridge, Auburn Corners,
has filed a suit for ejectment
against Charles Henry and Bes
sie Henry, Auburn Corners. Kate
Ridge is seeking possession of
property which she claims is
hers and which, according to
her petition, has been kept from
her by the Henrys.
Joseph M. Kittering, Parma
Heights is seeking an accounting
in his case against Don R. Stev
ens, Chardon. The accounting
sought is one of the books of
business transactions which took
place while the two were in
partnership. Kettering is also
seeking a judgment for funds
which may be found due him as
a result of the accounting.
Jerry Alan Petersen, a minor,
by his father, Vernon Petersen,
Chesterland, is seeking $10,40
from the Ohio Bell Telephone
Co., Cleveland, as a result of
an accident which occured in
Chester on March 21.
Elizabeth Boyer Sutcliff has
filed for divorce from Andrew
E. Sutcliff. Chester.
Harold M. Rex ahd Maude B.
Rex. Cheserlatnd, have filed a
suit for specific performance a
gainst Mark LaMoreaux, Ches
terland. They charge that they
entered into a contract to pur
chase real estate in Chester
Township with LaMoreaux and
that they have performed their
conditons of the contract and
that LaMoreaux be decreed to
perform his condtions.
A A
Rulings
A temporary restraining or
der was granted Elsie T. Spur-
Customers who use an electric
water heater of 30-gallon capacity or more receive a
reduction on a portion of their electric bill. For full infor
mation, call your nearest Illuminating Company office.
lock against Mark M. Spurlock. $30 to current payments.
Martin Bayzath was ordered
to pay $15 a week to Anna Bay
zath for the support of their
minor child.
George Ashton was ordered to
pay for the support of their
minor children, $35 a week to
Ann Ashton. Five dollars of the
amount is to go towards pay
ments which are in arrears, and
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The case between Abert Jaite
and Muriel Park was dismissed
for lack of jurisprudence and
turned over to the Probate
Court.
William Sparks, North Hamb
den St., Chardon, was granted
a divorce from Mary L. Sparks,
Cleveland Heghts.
A $1200 decision was given in
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