Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-11


Day, a program will be pre-
sented at the Sunday school
hour, 1890. Church service is
at $50 am. Following the An
nual Family dinner at the Aid
parlors, a business meeting was
conducted, with election of of
ficers for another year. Rev.
Byrd Lewis acted as Chairman.
The following officers were ell
lected for a year: President of
the Church Board was Lewis
Burger; Vice President, Joe
Srp; Secretary, Mrs. Marie
Beardsley; Treasurer, Mrs. Lii
liam Leggett; Deacons, Hu G h
Leggett and Roy Nicolett; AS
sistants, Roy Wenzel and T. j.
Barber; Deaconesses, Mrs. T. ].
Barber and Mrs. Milton Gray;
Assistants, Mrs. Ted Stone and
Mrs. Blanche Pickett. Trustee
for three years, NJ. A. Boards
| ley reelected. Pianist, Carol
Whitney, Assistant, Berth a
Morehouse.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
FiremenS A soci a tt on met
Thursday evening at the school.
The men also held their meet
ing. Mrs. Lillian Leggett is
president of the Auxiliary and
was in charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Verbal Scheller is Secre-
tary. They discussed plans for
the Annual FiremenS dance the
18th, and other activities for
the near future.
Attending were Mrs. Gladys
Leggett, Mrs. Lillian Leggett,
Mrs. Verbal Scheller, Mrs.
Grace Burger, Mrs. Rose Hun
toon, Mrs. Gertrude Kimak,
Mrs. Jean Hupp, and Mrs. Mild
red Skinner. At the close of
the meeting, the ladies joined
the men, and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Grace Burger
and Mrs. Rose Huntoon. The
next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Grace Burger the
18th.
The Senior class of Thomp-
son high school held a class
party one night recently at
Zieglers Inn. The ones from
Montville who are seniors and
attended were Dale Hartshorn,
Kenneth Reed, Richard Aikens,
Ralph Mausling, Jim NiehuS,
and Leonard Dinger. Com
mencement was Thursday even
ing. Many families from Mont
vile attended. On Friday morn
ing the senior class, Montville
graduates included, left for a
tour to Washington, D. c. re-
turning home the next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leggett
entertained Thursday evening
for their daughter Charlene,
following graduation from
Chardon high school. Those at
tending were: Mr.. and M r S.
Norval Curtis and family, Mrs.
Leona Cramblett, and Mrs. Ger
tie Rhodes of Chardon, Joanne
Leggett and James Arp of
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Leggett and son Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hemmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lafferty and
three sons and Robert GeiSman.
The Fire mans Association
and Ladies Auxiliary and fam
lilies, entertained Saturday eve
ming at the Fire House, for Mr..
and Mrs. James Mascorello,
whose marriage was a recent
event. There were approximate
ly so attending. A picnic sup
per was held and they were
presented with a set of table
silverware. Several guests were
invited.
Many families from MontVille
attended the Chardon high
school commencement Thursday
evening. Montville graduates
were Airline Stone, Janet Ann
Daniels, Shirley Susman, Karyl
Hale, Charlene Leggett, and
Janet HOfstetter.
Following graduation Thurs
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Daniels entertained for
their daughter, Janet Ann, Mrs.
Emma Daniels of Rock Creek,
Mrs. Hubert Daniels of Austin
burg, Mrs. Clifton Wood and