The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-15

NEWS from BURTON
News by Barbara Goff
Telephone Burton SS25

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News by Barbara Goff
Telephone Burton 1925
COMING EVENTS:
AUXILIARY OF THE AMERI-
CAN LEGION will meet at
the Legion Hall on Thurs
day evening, May Is.
CLOVER CHAPTER OF O.E.S.
NO. 201 will meet at the
Chapter hall on Tuesday eve
ming, May 20.
AMERICAN LEGION will hold
their regular meeting on
Tuesday evening, May 20, at
the Legion hall.
DAWN REBEKAH LODGE
will hold their regular meet
ing on Wednesday, May 2l.
NOTICE: The scheduled meet
ing of the Burton Chapter of
the Geauga county Womans
Hospital Association has been
cancelled for this month.
Bridal Shower
Miss Marian Kleve was guest
of honor at a bridal shower,
Sunday, given by Mrs. Herb
Kleve at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Kleve in Burton.
Those present were the honored
guest, hostesses and Mrs. Rich
ard Kleve of Willoughby, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter K1eve of Pier
pont, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Kleve
of Jefferson, Mrs. Lois Kleve
of Newbury, Mrs. Charles
Kleve of Newbury, Mrs. Leona
Robinson of South Euclid, Mrs.
Leota Hildenger and Mrs.
George Rimes of Chardon, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Price Of Solon
and Mrs. Howard Hunt of Bur-
ton. Miss Kleve will be mar
ried to Mr.. Kay Parker OF
Mesopotamia in a quiet cere-
moy at the Lutheran church
in Chagrin Falls, Friday, Miss
Kleve has been the organist
there for over seven years
The couple will make theil
home in Detroit, Mich, where
Mr.. Parker has been trans
ferred by the Johnson Rubber
Co.
Celebrate Anniversaries
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Bur
observed their 18th wedding
anniversary and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Burt celebrated thei
45th anniversary with Dime
at New China in Cleveland
Sunday.
Fire Dept. Auxiliary Meetin
The monthly meeting of tn
Fire Dept. Auxiliary was hel
Thursday evening, May 8, wit
: the president, Mrs. George VII
: liams, presiding. 1t was vote
e to send thank-you notes t
n the donors of syrup, ETC., fo
f the pancake-and-sausage dir
d ners. Mrs. William Jackson wi
# do this. Discussion centere
around a dinner to be serve
for the Kiwanis club, sometim
IS this month, at which Gov. Fran
IS Lausche will be the speake
II It was decided to hold the al
y nual rummage sale on Satul
1. day, June %. The committe
r. in charge will be Mrs. Willial
% jackson, chairman, Mrs. Dol
# aid Riley, Mrs. Harold Nelsol
n Mrs. Donald McNish, Mrs. Ricl
ard Burnett, Mrs. Fred Kni
ley and Mrs. Stanlae Merritt
,e Anyone wishing to donat
l. please contact one of these men
C, bers, and it will be picked u
l. An invitation was read fro
I'd the Auxiliary of the Fire Der
es from Kent, O., to attend tt
next meeting, Tuesday evenin
May 13. Mrs. Lawrence Blu
" and Mrs. Henry Gill were a.
=, u pointed to serve on the refresl
V, ment committee for next mon'
~ Mrs. Bruce Brown served cal
~ and coffee. ...
o MIR. and Mrs. Danny Malol
VI announce the birth of a so
II William James, weighing
n pounds, 10 ounces, at Core
hospital, Thursday, May 8. The
have two other childre
Tommy, age 8 and Kathy,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bucha
en- are the proud parents of
daughter born Thursday eve
ing, May 8, at Corey hospit;
The baby weighed 6 pounc
10 ounces and has been nam'
Terry Lee. Mrs. Buchanan
;, the former Mary Jane Talco
- Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Die
= announce the marriage of the
- daughter, Rose, to Mr.. Edwa
~ David Frain, son of Mr.. al
~ Mrs. Thomas Maines of Cha
~ don. The couple were marri,
:. at Hancock, Md, on May
r. 1852. They will live with Il
" brides parents. Both are er
ployed at the Chardon Rubb
n Co.
ch The George VanDeweels we
oy pleasantly surprised last We
o. nesday by the arrival of Gou
In VanDeweel and his bride, Shi