The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-10
BURTON
News by Barbara GOff
Telephone Burton 825

AN~"S ~eSA Os@A" SSSAA
Telephone Burton 825
Correction: 1t was stated In
last weeks paper that there
had been over 400 pounds of
maple cream and over $50
pounds of maple sugar sold at
the Log Cabin for the season.
This should have read for the
preceding Sunday, when new
high in sales was reached.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Leiby
announce the birth of a son,
weighing z pounds, IL 1-2
ounces at Trumbull Memorial
hospital, Warren, O., on Thurs
day, April 9. As
Mrs. Harold Nelson enter
tanned her Pinochle club on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ellis
Ludlow served as CO hostess.
Prizes went to Mrs. James Linn
bird and Mrs. Richard Burnett,
who was substituting for Miss
Thelma Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald McNish,
Mr.. and Mrs. Page Russell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Burnett
attended the sportsman show
in Cleveland on Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Slupe
attended the sportsman show
on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Will
Jams entertained at pinochle on
Saturday evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
McNish, Mr.. and Mrs. Kari
Goff, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Page
Russell and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Burnett.
The P.T.A. is serving a ham
dinner, from 800 thru 7::3C
pm. on Wednesday, April Is
The school band will give q
concert and Athletic Awards
will be given in the Mair
Auditorium following the din.
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harms hao
as a weekend guest Mr.. Kani.
yak of Cleveland.
Those who plan to contribute
to the Rummage Sale being
sponsored by the Woman's Eel.
lowship, are asked to brine
their donations to the Ode
Fellows Hall the evening o.
April 18th. The sale will be
held on Saturday April 18th
For further information, cal
Elizabeth Wright, Burton 1881
or Gala Newness, Burton 4361
The Auxiliary of the Fire
Dept. met Thursday evening
and heard the final reports or
the Pancake and Sausage din.
ners. A sizeable profit was re-
ported on the estimated 42O(
dinners served. Plans were dis.
cussed for the annual Rummage
Sale to- be held the last O,
May.
At the Congregational church
on Palm Sunday the Sacrament
of Baptism was given to Oar,
win Huey, Gary Arnold, Tim.
othy and Laurie Ann Riley
Jeffrey Taylor, Victor anc
Robert Erickson, Evelyn 'anc
Michael Szabo, Susan Sykora
Jennifer Wicks, Jim and Bill
Ronyak, Kathleen jackson
Charles Brown, Donna Fues!
and Betsy Thomas. In the Con
firmation Class were Donna
Bowman, Charles Brown, Davic
Burt, Mary Downes, Donna
Fuess, Charles Green, Free
Herring, Nelson Peterson, judith
Ritchie, Sharon Rowland, Johr
Rusnak, Frank Samuel, Harrie
Sedlacek, and Carol Sykora
Others received into the Church
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Artwell, Mr.. and Mrs
Roger Downes, Mr.. and Mrs
John Dennis, Mr.. Clifforc
Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli!
Ludlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie.
William Greene, Marjorie Szabo
Forrest Gildersleeve, Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Green, Mr.. jim
Ronyak, Mr.. Bill Ronyak, MIR
Gene Ludlow, Miss Irene
Wright, Mrs. H. v. Dingmar
and Miss Beverly Sanefsky. II
the evening a special musica
service was presented by tn.
choirs and soloists, followed By
a social hour to welcome TIN
new Church members.
Mrs. Forrest Smith under
went an operation on Friday
and expects to remain in tn,