2—THE RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, JULY 23, 1953 carried the checkered flag in was a recent visitor in the Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Reiter the fourth heat. Les McGurer, Sanborn home. entertained the Chapman Re­ 32, of Chardon placed se­ Mrs. Della Ashcraft, Mrs. union at their home on Wilson- Frank Spackman, cond in the Feature, he also NEWS, from HUNTSBURG Mabie Gates and Mrs. Evelyn Mills Rd., Sunday. Fifty-three placed first in the semi-feature. . News by Victoria Dietz Friday was rained out. Heights, race .x Donny is the Blair spent Thursday with members were present. Next Tom Gelvin of Cleveland plac­ Wednesday guests of the W. god-child of Mr. Schvorob. The Miss Blanch Warner in Paines­ year they will meet with Vern­ Les McGurer ed fourth in the Feature and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wade J. Schvorb’s were Mr. and Mrs. Schvorobs spent the weekend ville. on Chapman, Jr., in Mentor. took first in the third heat, ran entertained on Sunday. Their Jerry Matyka and daughter, with the Millers. Mrs. Baumhardt, a former Mr. and Mrs. Lee Parpart of Geauga Win at Ziegler’s off with the Helmet Dash, grab­ guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kessler Munson resident, now of East Chardon visited Mr. and Mrs. bed up the Australian Pursuit ence Ryder of Lakewood, Miss The W. J. Schvorobs and and sons, Jay and Leonard, and Cleveland, visited Mrs. E. A. James Ruch Saturday evening. and was the track’s fastest Dorothy Ryder of Lakewood, daughter, Pat, and Phyllis spent Mr. and Mrs. James Dietz and Summers the past week. Frank Spackman in Car No. Mrs. Catherine Morrison of THEATRE 7 took the Feature in fine qualifier. Tom was driving car the day, Sunday, at Geneva- daughter, Shelly Anne, were Leo Stage of Waverly, Ohio, Geauga's Popular Theatre no. 10. Lakewood and Mr. and Mrs. on-the-Lake. guests of the John Ditez’ on passed away July 10. Mr. Stage James Reef on Honor Roll style. Frank also placed first Pete Haupkorn of Lakeline, The Geauga is Air Conditioned in the second heat race and Hank Rood in 11A placed Betty Anne Kilko is back Sunday. was born and grew up in Mun­ James Reef, son of Mr. and seconnd in the Semi-Feature. Ohio. Mrs. Wade is coming home after a week’s stay in son. He was a brother of Hu­ for your comfort along nicely in spite of the Mrs. Clarence Reef, 118 Tilden John Nolan, No. 18 placed Willoughby. bert Stage, who is now making avenue, CharJon, has been third in the Semi-Feature and leg injury she suffered a couple Mrs. F. A. Vyner spent the his home in Florida. Hubert Thur*., Fri., Sat. July 23-24-25 weeks back. named to the honor roll at second in the second heat. Mel­ day in Cleveland last Thurs­ Munson was unable to attend his broth­ Muskingum College for the sec­ Ray Milland - Arlene Dahl vin Dodge, car 47, carried the A birthday party for Miss day visiting friends and rela­ er’s funeral due to poor health. Helen Loza was given by Mrs. News by Mrs. James Ruch ond time of the 1952-53 school checkered flag in the first heat tives. Mr. and Mrs. Vyner’s Telephone Chardon 5-4222 Mr. and MTs. Roy Joiner Hazelwood and Al Walters of Montville, Mike Loza on Sunday. Guests are spending ten day s in Can­ year. To achieve this honor a guests on Sunday were Mr. and Following the Mid - week JAMAICA RUN car 16, placed second. participating in the celebration Mrs. John Kancies, Mr. and ada. student must obtain a rate av­ in Technicolor were: Mrs. Lewis Toth and prayer meeting will be choir Don Pulsifer in 707 came in Mrs. Andrew Theus, Mr. and practice. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bigam erage of 3.2 or better. • second in the third heat and daughter, Betty, Mrs. Glenn Mrs. Albert Theus, and Mr. and Drive-In Reed, Mrs. Walter Parnby and Mrs. A. D. Miller, Mr. and spent Sunday with friends in Reef, a sophomore, is a mem­ Lyle Britton of Williamsfield, Mrs. John Herman. Mrs. L. E. Miller and Mr. and ROUTE 322 and ROUTE 44 O., car 505 placed second in children, Mrs. Hubert Parnby, ber of the Sphinx social club. SAFARI DRUMS Chardon, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. John Loza and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laing, Mrs. James Ruch spent Sun­ with "Bomba” and Chita the fourth heat. on Sunday, entertained many day with relatives in South ♦ ♦ * family, Miss Clara Steffeny Karasiewicz and friend Ina, friends. They were Mr. and Euclid. Fri. & Sat. July 24-25 SATURDAY, JULY 18 Miss Anne Petorak, and Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Baldwin of Chardon, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Arnold Sun, Mon., Tues . July 26-27-28 Les (Chardon Hillbilly) Me Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Laing and of Burbank, Medina, visited Mr. Our BIG Family nite! Gurer had bad luck with his Max Loza, Sr. John Derek - John Hodial An error appeared in this children of Perry, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Sanborn, Sun­ Abbott & Costello fast no. 32, in fact, he didn’t Paul Laing and daughter of finish a race in it. But he sure column last week. The birthday day, and attended the Grange Stock Car Races Concord, and Mr. and Mrs. party given by Mrs. George picnic at Thompson Ledges a AMBUSH AT JACK AND THE had no. V9 rolling to take the Pilarczyk was not for a Patrice Mike Schinowski and daugh­ 20 lap feature race. no. V9 Pilarczyk but for her niece, ters of Chardon. Sunday afternoon. driven by Gene Majeski also Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Schvorob Leslie Sanborn is in training TOMAHAWK carried the checkered flag in Patrice Reese, daughter of Mr. at ^Burton Speedway BEANSTALK and Mrs. Harry Reese, who took in the soap box derby in at the R. O. T. C. training In Color the fourth heat and placed se­ celebrated her sixth birthday. Garfield Heights last weekend base in Rome, New York. He cond in the second heat race, where they watched Donny GAP Kartoon Kamival (8 cartoons) race. Patrice’s sisters, Diane and De­ will be there a month. BURTON, OHIO Ronald Krejci of Hambden, lores Reese, also attended the Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.’ Fred Montgomery event along with the other William Miller, of Garfield Howard Arnold of Medina Victor McLaglen in car M3 did some fine driv­ Sun., Mon.. Tues July 26-27-28 ing. He placed second in the small fry. Virginia Mayo - Dennis Morgan Feature race, captured the se­ The Little League farm team FAIR WIND TO cond heat race, placed second will meet the Burton Dodgers RABBIT RUN THEATRE SUNDAY, JULY 26th in the fourth heat and carried on Monday at Huntsburg. The Chapel Road Madison. Ohio PAINTING THE the checkered flag in the Major League will play Burton JAVA Crack-the-Whip race. Ronald on July 29 at Burton. At last Starting at 2:30 P.M. _ Both pictures in color Friday’s meeting, elected for rtfr “Lo and Behold” w also was the tracks fastest CLOUDS WITH qualifier. Fred Wilder of Char­ captain of the Braves* team, . /o'/- Tues, thru Sun. jR&jt July 21 through July 26 Wed. (One night only) July 29 don in his no. 10 came in third was Jackie Youshak and cap­ in the Feature and took charge tain for tfie farm team was * Curtain 8:45 John Payne - Jan Sterling SUNSHINE of the Semi-Feature. That’s Stevie Horvath. Practice for George Montgomery where Dick Waldmueller really aSok. /« Seats $1*75 *Sat 52 flipped Rode’s no. 11 in the 9th LEGAL NOTICE C Yl Phone Madison 2981 THE lap. Bob McMasters of Paines­ Arthur C. Spaulding, whose place ’rickets — Carlisle-Allen and Studio Inn . CRIPPLE CREEK ville, driving 00 placed fourth of residence is unknown win take in Painesville * , Both in Technicolor! notice that Jeanette Spaulding, R. VANQUISHED in the Feature and carried the D. 2, Madison. Ohio has filed her heat race. Dick Waldmueller of petition for divorce against him in. Technicolor in the Geauga County Common Wed. & Thurs. July 29-30 Cleveland in car 11 placed se­ Pleas Court, being entitled Cause Ken Murray - Preston Foster cond in the Semi-Feature and No. 11472. Praying for divorce on FULL COURSE Gary Cooper Al Hicks, no. 62 placed third the grounds of gross neglect of duty. Said cause will be on for in the Semi-Feature and sec­ hearing on or after the 20th day THE ond in the first heat. of August, 1953. SPRINGFIELD Jeanette Spaulding, by and Chicken and Steak Dinners Ray Bergoin of Brecksville, through her attorney. MARSHALL'S O., placed second in the third 6c34 Richard O. Colgrove RIFLE hpat. Ray was driving his no. SPECIAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING In Technicolor 45. ON THE GEAUGA COUNT! DAUGHTER BUDGET Chicken Dinners . . . $2.00 Gen'l Code, See. 5625-22 Fri. & Sat. July 31 - Aug. 1 Casserole Dish Notice is hereby given that on 12 noon til 7 p.m. at Every Wednesday & Saturday Evenings Thur*., Fri., Sat., July 30-31 Carrots can be baked in a casse­ the 17th day of August. 1953 at I role with a small amount of water; 10 o’clock A. M., a public hearing ' August 1 Ann Baxter - Dale Robertson will be held on the Budget pre­ Time Trials 7:30 p. tn. or, if small, they can be roasted pared by the County Commissioners Paul Henreid - Pat Medina alongside a cut of meat of Geauga County Ohio, for the next succeeding fiscal year ending DIECKOW’S Races Start 8:30 p. m. OUTCAST December 31st, 1954. LEGAL NOTICE Such hearing will be held at the . Ziegler's Roadside Inn Route 6 — 2 miles east of Montville SIREN OF The County Commissioners of office of the County Commissioners. Route 6 2 miles east of Montvilje POKER FLATS Geauga County will on Monday Wilma F. Kronk, Clerk. August 17. 1958, at their office 1 c 30 in the Court House, Chardon, Ohio, BAGDAD Frankie Lane designate public depositories for in Technicolor inactive funds of the County. Such awards will be for a period of 2 years from August 23. Gig Young - Mala Powers SUNNY SIDE OF 1953. Copy of the resolution passed by the County Commissioners on Take the key for your July 20, 1953, estimaTTng the ag­ CITY THAT THE STREET gregate maximum amotfnt is as "10-Mile Proof" that follows: Nash gives you more! We Fog Nightly io Kill BE IT RESOLVED by this Board of County Commissioners that the NEVER SLEEPS Mosquitos estimated amount of funds under An Invitation to you the control of said board which may be designated as inactive funds is >100,000.00 and the clerk of the Board is hereby instructed to cause a copy of this resolution to be published in accordance with SPAGHETTI SUPPER Section 7 of said act. The date W who have never sponsored by set for designating such deposi­ tory for inactive funds to be Aug­ 1. A new thrill each mile you Montville Fire Dept. Ladies Aux. ust 17, 1953. Depositories for ac-' tive funds will also be designated drive a Nash Airflyte. Montville School Tuesday, July 28 6 P.M. at that time. GEAUGA COUNTY COMMIS­ Adult* 75c — Children 50c SIONERS, Wilma F. Kronk, 2c3l Clerk. driven a Nash!

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