The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-11

Barbara Blythe, daugnter Oh
Mr.. and 'Mrs. j. d. Blythe of
Court street, Chardon, has en-
rolled as freshman at Heidel-
burg College at Tiffin, Ohio.
An old-fashioned picnic for
veterans at Brecksville Hospital
had a Geauga County flavor,
! Aug. 25, when three ladies,
representing the Red Cross here,
donated part of the food. At
tending the picnic were Mrs.
Virginia Cehersky, chairman of
the camp and hospital COM
, mittees of the Geauga County
Chapter of the Red Cross, plus
Mrs. Myrtle Rogers and Mrs.
Myrtle .Rarick.t
: Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Wiech
and son, Ted, drove to Wash
ington, D. c. last week and
brought their son, Edward,
home from the Navy on a ten
J day furlough.
, The Pythlan sisters held
their first meeting after sum-
! mer recess, Sept 3. There were
: twenty members present and
S plans were made for a rum
Y mage sale and the district con-
: vention which is to be held
/ here the goth of October. Ice
: cream and waters were served.
4 The Women's Relief Corps
met at their hall Friday. The
meeting was given over to prac-
i tice as inspection is to be
a Sept. 10. A lunch will be held
: following inspection.
Mrs. Paul Bidgood has been
/ ill at her home on Wilson
Mills road for some time. Her
u mother has been with her, help
ing to care for the family.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Goff
have bought the Harry Murray
home on Court street.
Roy Mitigate, former pub
Usher of the Swap Letter, was
back in Chardon visiting or
Monday. He left Monday night
for New York.
Mrs. Fleet Smith arrived by
plane from Los Angeles Tues.
= day for two weeks visit with
y. relatives and friends. 1t is Mrs
a. Smiths first visit home since
~ shortly after the death of hel
j. husband some four years ago
st Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Caylso,
left Monday night for three
c. week trip to Nova Scotia. They
TX are accompanied by Mr.. anc
IN Mrs. Carl Coleman, formel
s. Chardon residents, now o
I'd California.
lg Mr.. and Mrs. Fred p
IT. Barrows, of Hood River, Ore.
} arrived in Chardon last weel
as to attend the funeral servic,
p of her brother, George Better
s. They expect to stay. here abou
an month. 1t is about three year
a. since they left Chardon t
OF make their home in the Yves
ln where all their children reside
~ Mrs. Barrows is a sister of Mi
" Better.
~ ~ Scott Nolan spent the las
.r week vacationing in Canada
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Procto
of Winetka, Ill, spent the pas
in week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. "
rs, H. Roberts. Mr.. Proctor is
brother of Mrs. Roberts.
W. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Wilde
in and Mrs. John H. Henke ar
he vacationing at Trent River
IN. Canada.
- Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Davie
spent the weekend at "Henke
farm"
The Ward family on Sout
street entertained the followin
guests over the weekend. MI
and Mrs. Bryan Foster an
daughter from Port Arthur
- Texas, DR.. and Mrs. Jay Silt
and children and Mrs. Ebrigt
from Akron, Mr.. and Mr.
Fred Koelliker from Orange an
Miss Ethel Ward from Clevt
land.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Wer
eel of Ferris ave., Chardol
announce the birth of a son Q
Aug. 19, at Corey hospital. TIL
baby has been named Dougl;
Lynn Heath Wenzel.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Ally
left Sunday morning for Wi
liamsburg, Va, Washington,
c., and other eastern point
They will be- gone about
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Ledl
were in Huntingdon, Canad
tend the wedding of his youn,
ten dthe wedding of his younI
, est brother, Rene Leduc, whic
took place Saturday, Sept. 6.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Eldredg
who recently moved to the