The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-03
NEWS from BURTON
News by Barbara Goff
COMING EVENTS

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COMING EVENTS:
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
will meet Thursday evening,
April 3rd, at Ye Old Home
stead Inn. The speaker of the
evening will be Mr.. A. P.
Derthick, Day Editor of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. His
topic will be Future De-
velopment of the Geauga
County Historical Society,""
AUXILIARY of the Fire Dept.
will hold their annual meet
ing at the Congregational
church on Friday, April 4th,
at 800 pm. The speaker
will be DR.. VIM. M. Morgan,
of Mount Union College, who
will speak on "Your National
TB Association"
BOARD of Public Affairs will
meet in the Council Room on
Monday, April 7th, at 700
pm.
COUNCIL will meet on Mon
day, April 7th, Immediately
following the Board of Public
Affairs meeting, in the Coun-
Gil Room in the Old School
Bldg.
FIRE DEPT. will hold their
regular meeting on Tuesday
evening, April 9th, at the
Fire Station.
MASONS will meet on Wednes-
day evening, April 9th, at
the Masonic Hall.
NOTICE: CHANGE OF DATE
OF P.T.A. DINNER
Due to the meeting of the
Band Assn. the P.T.A. dinner
scheduled for Thursday, April
II, will be changed to Wednes-
day, April 16. There will be
continuous serving of a ham
dinner from 6 thru 7:30 pm
Tickets will be 75c for adults,
and soc for students. After the
dinner, the school band will
give concert in the main
auditorium. Following, the
Athletic Awards will be given
All Parents, Especially Those
Contributing Dishes FOR THE
DINNER, PLEASE NOTE THIS
CHANGE OF DATE.
Personals:
Friday evening the Executive
Board of the Congregations
church, their wives and hus
bands, held a reception for the
prospective new members o.
the church. Mrs. John Dingmar
was in charge of the reception
Mrs. Edwin Nelson, Mrs
Clarisse Stein and son, and Mrs
Hamilton of East Cleveland
were Sunday callers in the
Harold Nelson home.
The Womans Fellowship
group met Wednesday evening
at the church parlors, anc
viewed a film titled "Rebirtf
In Roxbury."
Miss Pauline Hall of Eas
Cleveland took Donnie Neil ane
Joey Neil to the Sportsman
Show Saturday afternoon. II
the evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
vey Neil picked up the boys a
the home of her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Lange in Cleve
land.
The Adrem club held theil
final meeting of the season a
Hosmer's Diner on Monday eve
ming. A pot-luck dinner wa!
held at $50. Mrs. Lena Towr
was in charge of the program
titled "Our Newspaper"
New members will be re
ceived into the Congregations
church on Palm Sunday. In the
evening, the Junior and Senior
choirs will hold Vesper ser
vices, followed by a Socia
hour and Reception for the new
members. The Woman's Fellow
ship group will be in charge
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Pottel
had as Sunday guests Mr.. anc
Mrs. Leonard Connolly O.
Huntsburg, and Mr.. and Mrs
Adrian Huddleston of North
field.
The Auxiliary of the Fir,
Dept. served 1925 Pancake
and-Sausage dinners on Sunday
bringing the total to over 420(
dinners served during thi!
years maple syrup season
Since this was the last Sunday
that the Auxiliary plans tc
serve, they wish to thank those
who so generously contributed
syrup, flour, butter, etc. anc
also those who worked so hare
to help put on the dinners
Donors were Ralph Grosvenor
Neil Osmond, Howard McNish
Robert Fenwick, Lillian Wal
ters, Mrs. Pollack, William
Gingrich, Elmer Byler, Joe