The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-14
News by Ina Kimpto n
Phone: Burton 3l43
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Next Saturday, Aug. 16, the
annual Homecoming Day will be
held at the Troy school grounds.
A very interesting and enter
tanning program is being ar
ranged.
A feature new this year is the
tractor rodeo, open to all boys
and girls IA to 20 years of age.
This will be at 10 am. Equip
ment will be furnished if desir-
ed. There will be program of
children's sports in the fore
noon.
Dinner will be served at the
Community House at noon.
The parade will be at 1870 p.
m. first, second and third prizes
will be given for two groups of
floats. One group will be judg-
ed on originality, theme and de-
tail and the second will be for
comic floats. There will also be
clowns, ponies, horses, etc.
Ball game at 8 pm. Also a
flower show with worthwhile
prizes.
A dance at the Community
House at pm. will complete
the program for the day. Come
and enjoy a day with your
neighbors and friends, renewing
old friendships and forming new
ones.
The Homecoming committee
met on Monday evening to com.
plete details for our entertain.
ment next Saturday. Various
township organizations will
have booths on display, includ-
ing the Mothers Club bake sale
and the L. P. c. and L. A. S.
rummage sale, which were not
mentioned in this column last
week. Any contributions to
either of these groups will be
gratefully received.
Personals
Donald Kimpton is on a weeks
trip to visit relatives in Iowa.
Mary Kay Berry from Lex
ington, Ohio, visited in the home
of her uncle, Arthur ,Kimpton
and family, last week.
Mrs. Frances Barcikowski
entertained a party of friends
and neighbors with a pink and
blue shower honoring Mrs. Pa.
tricia Kratofil last Monday eve
ming.
Word has been received that
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dietrich Jr'
from Orwell, Ohio, are the par
ents of son born August 5. He
has been named Donald Charles
MIR. and Mrs. Max Gilland and
family spent the weekend visit
ing their mothers in Youngs'
vile, Pa. Will Canterbury, who
made the trip with them, re-
mained with Michael and Den
mis- who will spend the week
with their grandmother Gilland
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Casper, Jr.,
brought his father home from
st. Luke's hospital last Monday
He is much improved In health
at his own home in Auburn Cor
ners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Silver
nail were Sunday visitors in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pat New
man.
u Last Sunday visitors in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tarpie were Mrs. Julia Fried
and daughters Arlene and Vic
la and Mr.. Rudy Corb from
Cleveland.
Mrs. Helen Pursch accom-
panied Pfc. Fred Kiser, Jr., to
Aberdeen, Maryland, where she
visited her son Thomas who is
stationed in an army camp
there. Mr.. Kiser is on furlough
till August 10, after which ne
will go to Camp Stoneman, San
Francisco, Calf.
One night last week Robert
Coe from Garfield, Ohio, was
the overnight guest of his grand,
mother, Mrs. Alice Coe.
Mrs. Alice Coe spent the past
weekend in Youngstown and
Pittsburgh.
One evening last week Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Hatcher at
tended the wedding reception OF
her cousin, Dorothy Tafil and
Thomas Dillock, at Ma Perkins
in Niles.
Last Sunday Mrs. Alice Coe
attended the Bailey family re-
union in Novelty.
Mrs. Raymond Hatcher and
daughter Beverly were in War
ren last Thursday.
Robert Kilmer, who has spent
the past two months in Navy
ROTC training, Is at the home
of his parents.
Richard Gates, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Gates, and his