Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-11-11

was DR.. Belle Greve director
of child welfare in Cleveland.
| DR.. Greve, for 10 years, sec
retary to the World Rehabilita-
ton Congress, had just recent
ly returned from Yougoslavia
where world conference on
child guidance had taken place.
She spoke mainly of the con-
ference and how children in
other countries were treated
and cared for and to remind
people here that they lived in
a land of golden opportunity
for both themselves and their
children.
DR.. Bolle Greve stated that
the fundamental points in rails
ing children properly were: ::
love and example.
During the refreshment hour
Jerry Pallet, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pallet, donned his
yellow satin suit, and did a
magic act. He made things
disappear and reappear right
before your eyes. Jerome, boy
magician certainly had every
one spell bound.
Refreshments were served by
the room mothers of the 7th
grade and their committee.
Armistice day is November
II and no school that day.
Mary Jane Clemons is back
to school after a bout with the
flu.
Janet Coka has been out of
school a few days with a bad
cold.
Babe (Mrs. Fred) Crumbac-
ker has taken a turn for the
worse. She's back to bed a.
gain, not being allowed up at
all. A bed serving tray is need
ed. Call Mrs. Wade if you
have one to lend.
The school cafeteria is about
ready for it's final work. All
equipment was moved into the
cafeteria on Thursday and Fri
day with the intention that the
children will eat their lunches
in there starting on Monday.
Children carrying home. packed
lunches are now charged 7 cents
a bottle for milk. An occasion
al bottle OF milk will be 10
cents. Children purchasing hot
lunches in the cafeteria will not
be affected by this change in
price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Den
holm and family motored to
Akron where they spent It h e
weekend with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Oliver
attended the funeral of MI S
divers father in Cleveland this
past weekend.
Some of the new children al
school are: Alton, Sharon, and
Patricia Yeager, Lila Koj e c
and 2 children from the Col.
bertson family and 2 children
} from the Shellenberger family
. A school board meeting was
held at the school last Tues
day evening. 1t was decided tt
black top an apron around the
, school soon. John Dietz h a
= volunteered his services in fix
ing up the dispensary for nurse
= Jean SchikowSki. Materials hay
been ordered and work will be
: gin soon. Mrs. Lewis Meyer!
contributed thiryt dollars for the
purchase of drapery material
Paul Johnson spent tn e
weekend at his hunting lodge
= in Pennsylvania.
/ The 49'erS held their monthly
I pot luck supper at the home
= OF Mr.. and Mrs. Park Thurlins
r on Saturday evening. Jackie
Y Hibler, won the "eat the apple
off the floor" contest. Patty
: SchikoWSki won with a lot O.
r hot air. the blow the ping
: pong ball across the table" con
D test.
Mrs. Paul F. Adams Sr is
r the Christmas seal chairman
= for Huntsburg township. H ]
: committee is Mrs. Ans S o n
Rhodes. Mrs. George Frank is
1 the P. T. C. representative fol
7 the Geauga Christmas S e a
committee. Mrs. Frank attend
5 ed the dinner for committee
: workers in Chardon on Tues
day night.
A bake sale will take place
2 at the town hall on Friday,
: November II starting at zoo
/ pm. The ladies aid from the
United church will get the pro
S ceeds for their treasury. The
= next meeting of the L a die s
= Aid will be at the home o.
/ Mrs. Jennie Strong Nov. 16.
Betty Ann Kilko is CORES
S ponding with a pen pal in
4 Southern France. Betty receiv
: ed a letter, half in English,