The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-25
MunSon
News by Mrs. John D. Allen
Phone 1921

Phone 1921
October II is going to be a
big day for this community!
That evening there will be open
house in the Munson school and
the Munson Mart in the COM
munity house. At the Mart there
are going to be all kinds of
things for sale and lots of fun for
adults and kids. However, to
make success of this Mothers
Club project, they will need
help from you. If you have any
of the following things to con-
tribute please contact Doris Win
genbach at 6-1238. This is for
of our school - so let's all help!
Things needed are: pottery,
plants, clothing, costume jewel
ry, toys, canned goods, books
(including funny books, and
baked goods.
The food project for the cafe
terra has been a great success.
One of the fastest most capable
workers has been Mrs. Joseph
Vardi who not only worked at
the school but did a large batch
of apple jelly at home. Mrs.
George Lanstrum worked on the
pears that were donated by the
Patrick Walsh family and Mrs.
Clyde Fuller donated beets.
Wedding Shower
Pvt. william Wolcott has been
home for a short furlough. He
and his wife have been dividing
their time at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 0. VOL
colt and Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble
Dayer. Last Tuesday a shower
was given them by Mrs. Lester
Heinz of Willoughby, at the
Dayer home. Forty guests at
tended including the pastors
from each of their churches.
Another shower for the couple
was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Dorm of Chester
land last Saturday. Guests from
Munson were Mr.. and Mrs. R. o.
Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble
Dayer, Mr.. Paul Varney and Mr..
c. H. Varney. Some of Bills
friends from Chardon who at
tended were Doug Price, Jerry
Ford, Chalmer Ernst, Tom Han
ley, Don Schultz, and Scott No
Ian. The couple received a var
iety of beautiful gifts from their
forty-five friends who were
there. Bill and Lucille left
Monday for Texas.
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Art Glass
Mrs. Stephen Kiehel was re-
quested by friends to give an art
course for children. Little did
she realize what would develop.
Now she has class for children
and started another for adults.
Children from Munson who are
getting experience painting in
water color and oil are Beverly
Herman, Cathy McGough, Ed
die Wingerbach, Jan Seaman
and Charles Dunbar Adults
form Munson enjoying their les
sons all around the community
are Rand Manning, Dolores and
Mary Ann Fink, Mrs. A. Shave
and Mrs. Grief G. Raible. Last
week the group painted around
the mill. Mrs. Kiehel reports
that with the group from Mum
son and others from Cleveland
she has about all the students
she can handle for the present.
Personals
Miss Dorothy Dayer was home
from Evanston, Ill, to attend
her sisters wedding shower.
Mrs. Mabel Gates, Mrs. Della
Ashcraft and Mrs. Clara Spaul-
ding spent last Monday ith their
friend, Miss Blanche Warner in
Painesville.
Sixty persons attended the
dinner put on by the Munson
Study Unit of the League of
Women Voters at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kiehel
last Thursday night.
Have you met Mr.. and Mrs
Macon Jordon who. have just
moved to Sand Hill?
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe KaZuk en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. William
Noyes of Toledo, for the week
end. The couple came to Mum
son to squirrel hunt and were
successful in their venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Hold
er and son, Tim, have just flown
back from a two week trip to
San Francisco. Mrs. Holders
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
Johnson of Scarsdale, N. Y,
took care of their home in their
absence.