Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-02
Che-Wi.Who Campfire Girls

Che-Wi-Who Campfire Girls
The first meeting this fall fer
the Che-Wi-Who Campfire girls
was held November 20 at Park
side. Recreation. Ten members
were present. Mrs. Kenneth Ma
rtineau is leader with Mrs. w.
H. Randell assisting. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Polly Richmond, president; Su-
san Brill, vice president; Bon
ME Writ, secreatry; Ju d t h
Wright, treasurer; Evelyn Ran
dell, reporter. Plans are to
meet each Tuesday after school.
The girls bowled after t h e
meeting.
Those In Service
James Sojka has been dis
charged from Army duty and
arrived home on November %.
He had served two years and
reached the rank of Corporal.
His first service was at Fort
Knox. KY, and later at Ladd
Field, Fairbanks, Alaska.
Kurt miriScn Jr., who is in
the Air Corps and stationed in
Kingsville, Texas, is at his
home here on a ten day en-
ergency leave. He came by
plane and was called home by
the illness of his father. He
will return on December 3.
Pfc. David L. Perry is at
home on a ID day furlough. He
has been in training at F o
Knox and at the end of his
furlough will go to Fort Dix.
James Taylor has phoned fro
from San Francisco, that he
will leave very soon for the
PHILIPPINES where he expects to
remain on Navy duty for eight
months. He had just returned
to the west coast after a 30
day leave.
Heir Ways
The daughter, born on Nov
ember IL in Doctors hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Painter has
been given the name JoAnn.
Born on Thanksgiving d y,
November 25, in WomanS hos
pital, a fourth daughter to the
Rev. and Mrs. Allan McGaw.
The little lady who weighed 7
pounds 7 ounces, has been ma
med Catherine Alice.
A son, Mark Ivan, weighing
6 pounds, II ounces, was born
November 26 in WomanS hos
pital to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Gehri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mapes
are now grandparents. A daugh
ter, Mary Linn, was born on
November II, tC Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Stotlar betty Mapes)
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Sher-
bondy returned on S a t u + d y
fromEast Aurora, New York,
where they went to Spen d
Thanksgiving with their SON
George. He is a student at
Cow school there.
Mrs. w. o Moss Sr. left on
Monday, Nov. %, by plane for
Florida. She will spend Thanks
giving with relatives there and
remain in the sunny south foT
an indefinite period.
Mrs. w. D. Townley Of To,
peka, Kansas came to S p e n
Thanksgiving with her sn, the
Rev. JudSCn ToWnley and fam,
lily. She was here for a week
! Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Rich
mond Of st. Louis, Missouri
visited his mother, Mrs. Thorn
as Richmond Sr and other rel
ativeS here Thanksgiving anc
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lee
and son, Rickie of Delaware
o. spent the holiday and
weekend with Mrs. Lees par
entS, Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Bat
ties.
Miss Martha SchWarp, a stu
dent at Bradford college, Hav
erill, Mass, came by pkane t.
spend Thanksgiving with h e
parents, MI. and Mrs. Ralpl
SchWarz.
Hubert LaMoreauX of De
troit and Miss Alice LaMoreau2
of Jefferson, o. visited thei
father, Mark LaMoreaux ant
the Murray LaMoreaux famil,
over Thanksgiving.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ira LaMoreau,
and daughters Mary and Name,
of Columbus visited relatives
here Thanksgiving to SUNDAY
Mrs. Leslie Wright of Warrel
is visiting at the home of he