Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-05-20
Huntsburg News Items
News by Victoria Dietz
Telephone East Claridon 66778

News by Victoria Dietz
Telephone East CIaridon 66778
The Huntsburg United church
will serve dinner in the church
dinning room on Memorial Day,
Monday, May 81. A swiss steak
dinner will be served from 1870
to 100, preceding the Memor-
ial Day parade.
Plans are in the making for
a Mothers Tea, to be h ! d
sometime next week. This will
be a fourth grade tea. Mrs. An
derson is the fourth grad d e
| teacher.
The Ralph RAIDERS of Cleve-
land have bought the Mike e
Turkoc home on Pioneer Road
and hope to move in soon. The
RAIDERS have two children. The
Mike Turkoc's are moving a
cottage to their property on 322
and will live in that until their
new home is completed some
time this summer.
Over fifty dollars was taken
in at the bake sale which was
held at the town hall last Fri
day evening.
Huntsburg's representatives al
the Geauga county District
meeting of the Boy cout
committees were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dietz, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Zoruba and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Connolly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G l.
lagher of Cleveland attended
the school musical at the town
hall to see their grandson
Michael Zoruba, perform. The
Gallagher's were weekend guest
of their daughter and son in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. L o n a q
Zoruba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Rose anC
family visited Mr.. and M S
Lloyd Braumbaugh and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Richard Rose in Garret
tsville on Saturday.
Mrs. Lucille Walters is home
for a visit for a few d a y!
after which time she will re
join her husband in New Mex
leo where he is stationed.
The HuntSburg Memorial Day
committee met on Tuesday eve
ming to complete plans for the
Memorial Day celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill o.
CIaridOn were Monday evening
callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dietz.
Boy Scout Troop no. 1872 Of
HuntSburg is holding its form
al tenderfoot investiture cere
mony on Friday evening, May
%, at the Huntsburg schoo
gym. Time will be 7:30 pm
All parents of the Boy Scouts
of troop no. 1872 are urged tt
attend this ceremony.
New candidate scouts that at
tended the last troop meeting
were Dick and Craig Shanow
er Of E. Claridon.
Ben Texter is recuperating
from a broken rib, received
while playing base ball a few
days ago.
Don't forget the HuntSburl
dance Sa turday mig h
May 20. Pete Sokach will d.
the musical honorS from 90
to loo am. Refreshments will
be served. This dance is fol
a building fund to house the
present fire equipment for
the Civil Defense 51st Mobile
Support group.
Debbie Reiter, daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chick Reiter, was
injured in fall from the from
porch of her home. She now
sports a swollen lip and a spill
tongue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Fisk have
moved in with Mr.. and Mrs
William Fisk. The Don Fisk.
have five children, Ronald, 9
Donald, 7, Lonnie, 5, Rose Mary
3, Russell 4 months. The Dor
Fisk's are from Illinois anc
have come here to settle il
Geauga county.
George Frank, Bob and joey
SykorS attended the hot roc
races in Burton this past Sun
day.
Mr.. Paul Adams, Mrs. Gu!
Stillwell and Mrs. George
Frank attended the Mother
day tea, which was given b,
the student council at Burtol
high school on Monday after
noon.
The graduating class of Hunt
burg school had an outing il