Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-28
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News by Mrs. Mildred Skinner
Mrs. Paul Tommer assisted
by her sister, Mrs. John Stan
onis entertained at a birthday
party for Miss Mary A gne S
Tommers ninth birthday Sun
day afternoon.
The house was very prettily
decorated for Halloween n d
the children all came masked
and in costume. The following
children were present: Jeannet-
te Huntoon, Robert Covill
Nancy Schwartz, Tresa Kimak,
Raymond Omiecinski, Barbara
Heller, Susan Donoghue, jim
my Twiger, David Loveland ;,
Loreen KangaS, Harland Stolt7
Jr., Teddy Stone, Robert, Skip.
py and Dickie Trosek. T h e
afternoon was spent in playing
games and in watching movies
Prizes were given for the mic
est costume and the funniest.
Refreshments were served by
the hoSteSSes.
A special meeting sponsored
by the P.T.C. was held at the
school house last Monday eve
ming. The purpose of this meet
ing was to explain the necessity
of the bond issue at election
for the purpose of enlarging our
school building. Architects were
present to give figures on this
building plan. Due to the large
enrolment, the 7th and 8th
grades now have to have class,
es in the auditorium while pu.
pills taking music have to go to
the fire station for lessons. Let's
all turn out and go to the polls
on November 2 and vote yes
for the bond issue.
Mrs. Lillian Leggett entertain
! ed seven members of the Ladi
es Auxiliary of the firemen anC
two guests at her home laSt
Thursday evening. Final plans
for the Halloween party to be
held at the fire station Satur
day night, October 80, were
made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinner
daughter Minnie and son Ray
and Mrs. Georgia Walters were
Sunday dinner guests of M r
and Mrs. Ralph Brainard il
Chardon.
The Geauga county Trustees
and clerks association was ser
we'd a dinner by the ladies o
the Montville Grange at tn
Grange Hall last Thursday eve
ming. There was a large at
tendance.
Mr.. Irwin StrauSer, presiden
of the State Association an,
Charles P. Baker, secretary G
the association were both pre-
sent.
Sunday callers and visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Robert
were Mr.. and Mrs. John MAI
and Mrs. Marion Daniels {
Mentor, Mrs. Martha Lutig an
three children, Mr.. Earl Nal
bic and daughter, Miss Milo
red Maltbie from PaineSville
Mrs. Roy Hogsten and mother
Mrs. Edith Treaster fro 7
Cleveland.
Mrs. Lillian Gould returne
to her home in Chardon Sa
urday after spending a f e "
days at the Lester Skinne e
home.
A group Of ladies gathere
at the home of Mrs. E t
Woolf Saturday afternoon a
this was the date of her birtf
day. Those present were Mr.
Grace Pier of Painesville, Mr.!
Grace Stapel, Mrs. May Barber
Mrs. Lena Antisdale, M
Mamie Alvord, Mrs. E I've n
: Gray, Mrs Mildred Wenze
/ Mrs. Kate Peters, Mrs. Maggi
Hoffman, Mrs. George Walter
Mrs. Allie Roberts, Mrs. Mar
Beardsley, Mrs. Ada WebSte
Mrs. Clara Whitney and t h
= hostess, Mrs. Eta Woolf. TT
| afternoon was spent in visiting
= Ice cream and cake were SER
: ed by Mrs. Barber and Mr.
, Stapel. Mrs. Woolf receive
| many gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinne
| and son, Ray and Mrs. Georgi
5 Walters attended birthday
party for their grandson, job
Skinner at the home of h i
= parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G a
. day evening from Chester wei
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. PurSifu