Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-07-22
Huntsburg
News by Victoria Dietz
Telephone East CIaridOn 66778

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thirion
have sold their home on Rt.
528 and are in the process of
moving into Painesville where
they will settle as permanent
residents. The new residents
will be the Tafel'S of Burton,
who own the I.G.A. store there.
Huntsburg welcomes the TafelS.
Frank Pallet visited his
father, Martin Pallet at Corey
clinic on Sunday. Mr.. Pallet
Sr. is recovering from a SER
iouS injury to his knee recently.
Mrs Jean McNish sprained
her ankle the other day and
had to take it easy for awhile.
The Malliski's have been
having a houSeful of guests
ever since Mr.. Malliski took his
vacation time.
Don't forget the Homecoming
this Sunday, July 25, at t h e
park pavilion where you can
visit with old friends, picnic,
and watch a very interesting
ball game between fathers and
sons of the little league. Picnic
starts at 100 when lunch will
be served. Bring a plate to
pass, and service for your
family. Coffee will be furnish
ed. See you at the picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Preisler
and family have just returned
from a 10 day trip, touring
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parm-
ly and family were picnic guest
of the John Parmley's in War
rem on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Loza
were host and hostess to Mr..
and Mrs. william Flood of
Lakewood. Mrs. Flood is Mrs.
Loza's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude E.
Clarke of Shaker Heights visit
ed the John Sudyk's and the
Gene Roses here on Sunday.
Clipper Rose, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gene Rose, was the guest
of honor at birthday party
held in the park pavilion on
Tuesday evening. This was
Clippers 18th birthday. Guests
who attended were the little
league braves, some 20 boys
in all. Cake, ice cream suck
ers and pop were served the
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sudyk
have just returned from a tour
of southern Ohio.
Michael ,Zoruba is currently
spending a few days at tn e
home of his friend r o b er t
Dietz. Michael's mother, Mrs.
Leonard Zourba is in Doctors
hospital in Cleveland wher
she is recovering from an op-
Grafton. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Gallagher, Mrs. zourba's par
ents, have postponed their trip
to Florida and will stay at the
zoruba residence until Mrs.
zoruba is, completely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reese
and family visited the Harmon
Reese family in Madison on
Sunday.
Monday evening proved an
exciting time for the Harry
Reese's, Ben, George and Mar
tin Pilarczyk families. TIL y
went to Euclid Beach in Cleve-
land and fully enjoyed them
selves at the amusement park.
The Martin Pilarczyk's are
from PaineSville.
John Dietz, scoutmaster of |
troop No. 1872 in HuntSburg and |
his patrol leaders, ROE bert
Dietz and Jon Hill, visited at |
the home of Don Tunstall, |
scoutmaster of Troop No. SO in
Newbury. The purpose for this
was to find out how
a successful scout troop oper-
ates, and the Newbury troop
is certainly successful troop,
having just returned from a
bicycle trip in southern Ohio.
The boys returned full of new
ideas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Abbott
and family and Elaine Perry
left on Sunday for Caldwell, O.,
where they will spend week
at the camp there.
Huntsburg welcomes Mr.. and