The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-09-18

put on by the RCA corporation
at Public auditorium Wendes-
day evening. Those from the
store attending were Glenn De-
Croft, Hamilton Bell and Joan
Steffancin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duain Baird
Loretta GraW are. the parents
of a son, born Monday, Sept,
Is, at Lake County Memorial
hospital. Tho baby has been
named Bruce Allen, and at
birth weighed 6 pounds and 10
ounces.
Herbert (Skeeter) Peters re-
turned last week from Quebec,
Canada, where he and his uncle,
Ed Jordan of Painesville, were
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moulton
were in Cherry Valley, Sunday
evening, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Sherman.
Donald Tincher has returned
to his home from Lakeside
hospital. 1t is expected he will
completely recover from his
recent attack of polio.
Tommy Mcdonald, Mike
Fisher and Bob Sinarski have
just returned from a hunting
trip in Maine. They report fox
and deer plentiful but no bear.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Williamson of Center ST.,
Chardon, took their daughter,
Patty, and Carolyn Boerwinkle
to Bowling Green, Ohio. Both
girls are registered for the
coming year in the College of
Education at Bowling Green
State University.
. Captain and Mrs. Lynn H.
Hosford, Jr., and two daugh-
) ters arrived home recently from
the island of Okinawa for a
short visit with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Hosford of North Chardon.
, Capt. Hosford has been on a
tour of duty on Okinawa with
the goth Air Force for the
last 80 months. His wife and
daughters joined him a year
ago. Capt. Hosford's next as
signment is at VOTERS Field,
Mineral Wells, Texas.
Phil King is now employed
at the Burr & Smith furniture
store.
Paul Smith, of Mentor
showed colored pictures on the
screen, Sunday, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shaw
on South Hambden street tc
group of about 20 persons
The scenes were>m made by Mr.
Smith on a trip through Swift
zerland last year.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Atkin-
son and little twin daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Hill
all of Cleveland, were enter
tanned Sunday at dinner served
in P. E. Wards pine parlor
in the rear of his home or
South street. The Atkinsons
and the Hills are cousins ot
the Wards, Phillip and his sis
ter, Ethel, of Cleveland, who
was also at the dinner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scheid
of Shaker Heights, visited hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]
Cromwell, over the weekend
| Mrs. Scheid (Maxine) is a lib,
rarian in Akron.
| Wednesday of last week Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Parpart took
their daughter, Lila Lee, tc
Columbia, Mo-, where she
started her sophomore year al
Stephens College. They re.
turned home Friday.
| The David Sage church
school class of the Chardor
Methodist church enjoyed g
clambake Sunday afternoon a,
the Peter Barone home or
North Hambden st. About sc
participated in the social hour
in connection with the bake
, Neal Osborn of Chardon is
one of about a dozen young
people of Geauga attending q
All Congress in Columbus this
week.
Sunday guests at the Earle
Egleston home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hill of Bay Village
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wachs OF
Willoughby, Mr.. and Mrs. E
Abrahamsen of Bass Lake, Mrs
Pearl Denton and Mrs. Kitty
McKeough of Chardon.
III Ivnn Reiter- of Wilson Mills