The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-12-13

The Boy Scouts with their
leaders went to Warren Satur-
day evening and enjoyed swim
ming at the Warren Y. M. c. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Parker
Of Orwell are spending a week
with their son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Merryfield. Mr..
Parker is convalescing from an
operation he underwent at
Woman's hospital in Cleveland,
recently.
Rev. Albert Wolstencroft will
use as the theme of his sermon
Sunday, Dec. 16, at 10 am,
MARY, Mother of Jesus" +"
Church school, Clarence J. OIL
Supt., will follow worship SER
vice at IL am. For the conVen-
ience of parents, there will be
a nursery for pre-school chill
dren in the church dining room.
The Woman's society will
hold their general meeting in
the downstairs rooms of the
First Methodist church Tuesday
evening, Dec. 18, at 8 pm. The
DOrcaS and Mary-Hope Guilds
will be hostesses. The topic
will be Sharing our Best Gifts
with Christ"
Herbert Craig of Middlefield,
Gayle Gladding of Windsor and
Otto Luther of Huntsburg left
a week ago to hunt for deer
in Pennsylvania. They had been
out about two hours last Mon
day morning when a herd of
deer came within range and
each of the two men shot one.
One of them was an eight
point and the other two were
six point deer.
They returned home Wednes-
day, triumphant with their
game and had the rest of the
weeks vacation to spend nearer
home.
The Girl Scouts, Troop l,
Patrol under the leadership of
DR.. Frieda Shute, were given
a delightful surprise Tuesday
evening when they met at the
Girl Scout lodge Mrs. Russell
Stone, mother of Betty Stone,
one of the members, arrived
bringing complete chicken
dinner including dessert and
table service. 1t was a complete
surprise to the ten members
of the troop and was much
enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Rhodes
and family of Jefferson were
Sunday afternoon callers in the
home of DR.. Frieda Shute.
The many friends of Herbert
Hosmer, who spent about 6
year in Richland hospital ir
Mansfield, were glad to wei,
come him back home al
Thanksgiving time. While he i,
much improved in health he
is spending most of his time
Iii bed. In fact, he is only per.
mltted to be up three out ol
the "a hours. 1t occurred tc
some of his neighborS and
business friends, that tele-
vision might help him pass
away many otherwise tedious
hours. The idea sounded GOOD
and spread until many, who
were unsolicited, wanted tC
help with the project and, tC
make a short story shorter
some of the boys took the set
to the Hosmer home, the aer-
lal donated by Martin Merry
field was soon placed and the
wonderful miracle of teleVisior
was ready to entertain anC
amuSC a man who had liVCC
a very busy and useful life ur
to the time of his illness. anC
he looks forward to MANY
years of service to his com.
munity and his family when he
has fully recovered his health
c. L. Halstead will enter
Woman's hospital, Cleveland
Tuesday, where he will under.
go an operation. 1t does no
promise to be serious and he
is expected to return home
soon.
DR.. D. c. Bergman wa.
called to Tucson, Arizona, Sat
urday, by the serious Hines
of his father. Mrs. Bergmanr
and their son Darrell accom-
panied him.
A son, born TO Nr. and Mrs
John A. Farmwald, Friday af
ternoon, Dec. 7, was sufferint
from a mucus block at birtl
and was rushed to Babys anc
Ckildren's hospital, Cleveland
ut once. The child died Satur
7av morning however. and wa
buried in Hayes Corners GENE
terry, Sunday.
Mrs. Maude Morrison O
Sp"ine st. who has been re
ce:ving treatment in Trumbul
Memorial hospital. Warren, fo
the past several days, wa
| DR.. c. w. McIlroy