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

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12—THE RECORD, CHARDON OHIO, JULY 12, 1956
Holiday Arrests Keep
Geauga JP Courts Busy
Many arrests by the Sheriff's
Department over the holiday
week has kept Geauga justice
of the peace courts busy. The
cae were:
Clifford Marcum, 24. of 6110
Linwood Ave. .Cleveland, failing
to yield right'of way. $25 and
costs by Justice Charles Hall.
Chardon.
James Burns. 38. of 5100 Quin
cy St., Cleveland, no operator
license, $25 and costs by Justice
Hall.
Arthur Grant, 25. of 2557 E.
driving $25 and costs by Justice
Tom Seliga. Bainbridge.
Floyd Strozier. 38. of 15134
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Treesweet Lemonade..... 4
Leaf Spinach A„.......... 2
Grapefruit Juice Ac.Hi„,.... 6
Minute Maid Orangeade ..2
Floida Ave., Cleveland, driving
while intoxicated, seven days
in jail, $150 and costs by Justice
Hall.
Vallard Bogard. 36. of 21C6 E
93rd St., Cleveland, driving while
intoxicated. 10 days in jail, $250
and cost by Justice Hall.
Robert A. Harris, 21, of 10017
Quebek Ave.. Cleveland, driv
ing while intoxicated. 10 days
in jail. $250 and costs by Justice 1
Hall
Joseph Bolek, 51. Bass Lake i
Rd., assault and battery, re
leased on $50 bond from the
court of Justice C. H. Russell,
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Robert H. Norman. 24. of 5912
Whittier Ave., Cleveland speed
ling. $25 and costs by Justce
iHall.
William H. Hurd, 21. Parkman
reckls driving. $10 and costs
by Justice C. H. Russell.
Charles Johnson, 34. Ravenna,
driging while intoxicated, three
days in jail and $100 and costs
by Justice George B. Dunlap,
Russell.
Thomas F. Twara, 22, of 3685
E. 103rd St., Cleveland, driving
while intoxicated, $109 and costs
and three days in jal by Justice
Dunlap.
William Allen. 51, of 472 E.
117th St., Cleveland, driving
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George Phillips, 32. 8447 Force
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John Nash, 46, Bass Lake Rd..
Newbury, reckless driving, $15
and costs by Justice Hall.
Loddie Frigic, 34, of 48 Gor
don Dr., Aquilla Village, driving
while intoxicated, three days in
■jail, $100 and costs by Mayor
Creighton.
Charles Martin. 53. of 229 Tur
ner Dr., Aquilla Village, driv
ing while intoxicated, three days
in jail, $100 and costs by Jus
tice Hall.
Duane Gordon, 33, Kiwanis
Lake, comtempi of court, five
days in jail by Common Pisa.’
Judge Harold Richmond.
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Thomas Stalling, 119 Spring
Valley Rd., Mentor, reckless
driving. $125 and costs by Jus
tice Hall.
Henry Blanton, 49, of 4584 E
159th St., Cleveland, unsafe ve
hicle, $15 and costs by Justice
Hall.
Lysle Ely Jr.. 26. Chardon, fic
titious plates. $125 and costs by
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William Thurman Jr., 32, 1437
E. 116th St., Cleveland, reckless
i driving, $16 and costs by Justice
Russell.
Eddie Roberson. 31. of 1C626
Arthur Ave., Cleveland, reck
less driving, $20 and costs by,
Aloysius Partyka, 39, of 7520
Marble Ave.. Cleveland, driving
while intoxicated, three days in
jail. $100 and costs by Justice
Hall.
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portant business meeting Fri
jday, July 20. at 8:0 p.m. at
the Geauga Courhouse. It is ex
tremely important that all mem
I bers attend. Gold badges ordered
1 have now been received and will
be distributed at that time. They
also have membership cards and
windshield stickers of the Amer
lean Sheriff’s Posse Association
for all member.
The Geauga County Posse has
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quarters for this national organ
ization, and all qualified Posses
or riding clubs in Northeastern
Ohio who wish to enroll are
asked to communicate with the
Sheriff’s office, Chardon.
THE JUNIOR Possee has
made a rousing success of their
pony rides at Chesterland and
Chardon. Parents of Junior and
members of the Senior Posse are
asked to join in this fine effort
with supervision and help.
All proceeds of this fund-rais
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Bond Issue
Planned for
W. Geauga
CHESTER The West Geau
ga Board of Education Monday
agreet to submit a bond issue
to the electors in the November
election for $160,000. the maxi
mum permissable amount under
the law, for the purpose of con
struction of additional elemen
tary classrooms at the Russell
Elementary School, purchase of
equipment therefor, remodeling
of existing facilities, and pur
chase of land.
Increased enrollents in the
Posse and help promote their
active recreation program.
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BIDS are due to be received
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terland Elementary School loca
tion which was voted last No
vember. It was estimated that
this construction would be com
pleted early in the year.
In additional action, the Board
approved the annual budget, a
mounting to $427,830.00, which
had its official hearing last e
vening.
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