Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-28

everyone can get substantial
and well balanced meal and a.
so have the opportunity to try
new and different dishes. When
guests purchase tickets for the
meal, they will be given numb
ers and these will be called in
turn, there need be no stand
ing in line. Price for adults is
$1.50. Mrs. John White is chair
man of this feature of the pro-
gram and Mrs. George Soubus-
ia is in charge of the bazaar
sales.
Lodge Dinner
November 5, is the date OF
the next monthly dinner to be
served at the K of P Hall,
Serving will start at $50 and
the meal will feature Swis S
steak. The public is invited.
Correction Please
When reliable informant
told your correspondent t h a
100 children from the West &C.
auga District would a tie d
parochial school this year, your
correspondent assumed tina all
were entering the New st. Fran
els school at Gates Mills, and
so stated in her column. She
has since learned that only sc
attend st. Francis. The child.
rem south of Fairmount Road
attend st. Rita's school in So,
Ion. Twenty from West Geauga
are enrolled there. The balance
of the 100 are pupils in I'm,
maculate Conception school in
Willoughby and several Cleve,
land schools. Sorry about the
mistake.
Pre- School p. T. A.
November 4, at 800 pm. is
the date of the next meeting
of the pre- school P.T.A. The
place is in the high S c h 90.
building. The speaker is Mrs
Luella Rampe of Cleveland.
Personals
Mrs. George Myers and sor
Warren and daughter Beverly
have returned from a viSi'
with Mrs. Myers mother il
Beaufort, South Carolina.
Oliver Yule of Melbourn
Australia, was guest at Charlie!
Christy's on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Tener o
NobleSville, Indiana were week
end guests of the Ralph Kneal
es.
Mrs. Sidney Jackson of Tor
onto, Canada, has been visit
ing at the Edward Glaze home
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Ston
were in New Philadelphia to
spend the weekend with MI
Stones father
Mrs. Ernest RoSeum an,
son Donald of Mayfield Hgts
were Sunday guests at Dav
Roseum's. Donald has just bee
discharged from the Army afte
serving two years the last {
which was in Germany.
Mrs. Bert Hearn Jr. is i
st. Luke'S hospital for obSel
walton and treatment.
The man, Chester friends {
Will Post regret to hear the
he is in st. LukeS hospital.
Harry Little has returned
home after 10 days in Univer!
ity hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hearn 81
of FIT. Worth, Texas have bee
at the home Of their son, Bel
Jr for the past three weeks
The John Richmond family
were in Bethany and Wheeling
West Virginia over the Octobe
16 weekend. Because of h
high waters of the Ohio River
the trip home was neceSSaril
much longer.
Robert LaMoreaux with Cal
Reynolds of NeWbury are dee
hunting in Quebec. They repol
some difficulty in reaching
their destination because of tn
hurricane in Canada. They Ie
Ohio on October Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patter
sons and sons, Jimmie an
Tommy visited the Vernon Pa
tersons in Worthington owe
the weekend and attended tn
Ohio State Wisconsin footba
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bon
have moved from Gates Mil
and are now located at PAST
Euclid Ave Euclid, Ohio.
Mrs. N. C. Patterson ente
tanned at dinner on Sunday
honor of her daughter, M r S
Kenneth Sperry's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter William
son visited the willard Grams
orc npI Mr. onI kHrc XNil1;o