Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-07-07
NEWS from HUNTSBURG

AASoAoJs
Mr.. Elwin Adams mangled
his left hand in a baler last
week. No stitches were taken
but a, finger nail was badly
torn. X-roys were negative as
to fractures but the doctor is
keeping close watch.
Mrs. Florence Stanton, who
suffered a fractured leg in a
mishap last week, is home from
the hospital. She gets a b u t
with the help of two crutches
and expects to in the cast
for 8 weeks or more. Her spir-
its are good and she's oeen
comfortable in spite of t h C
extreme heat this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymnd Re-
ese and family picnicked at
Geneva On Sunday.
The John DietZ's received
word of the birth of a baby
girl to Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Jorz of WilIowick on Thursday
June 80. Mrs. Jorz is Mr.. Dietz
sister.
The John Dietz were busy
this weekend. Between thc
rain storms, they managed to
erect a huge dormer on their
house, with the help of Rich
ard Hill of Burton and Edward
Turk of Cleveland.
Callers at the John D e t 2
home on Saturday evening wele
Mr. and Mrs. E. ]. Hill OF
Claridon.
A drop in visit waw paic; tC
the John Dietz's by Mr.. Don
aid A. Mclean and son, Ron
aid of Cleveland on Sunday.
Dan and Jake Stutzman ano
Ruenen Byler took in a little
fishing at Mosquito Lake en-
the 9Th.
Bruce Brigham, who is at
tending Anti-Aircraft school il
: Ell Paso, Texas, way with the
armed forces was home on {
visit for two weeks. Mrs. Wal
ter Brigham, his mother, say!
he enjoys army life and is &C
climated to the rigid routine
Bruce was drafted about 81,
weeks ago.
Harriette Clark spent h e
weekend in Canton, where Sh,
visited with friends.
Dick Burt, who suffered ;
streak of i'll health for h e
past months is looking ant
feeling much better lately. H
has begun to pick up in weigh
=; also.
Pat Clarke and her fiance
Don DeVilbiSs visited at tn
home of her parents, MIR. an
! Mrs. Hal Clarke, the pa s.
weekend.
The annual picnic of t h
Huntsburg Baptist church an
Sunday school was held Mon
day, Jul 4, at the Alfred Pei
ry farm on Huntley Rd wit
70 guests present.
;, A picnic lunch was serve
at noon. The time before an
after lunch was taken up wit
games of badminton, hors S
shoe pitching and baseball ga
! mes.
= The children enjoyed a tim
:, of swimming in the near b
=. creek. The latter part of tn
- pm. was spent in contests fo
:, the different age groups whic
included sack races, 3 lege
races, shoe scramble, t r n
g winding contest, relays of va
ious types and a marshmallo'
:; eating contest. Prizes were
" warded to the winners in tn
various contests. Free ic
= cream and soft drinks were
furnished to all present.
! The Young Married Couple
= = Fellowship of the Huntsburl
), Baptist church will hold
y swim and a picnic this con
\ ing Saturday evening.
The monthly pack meeting
; for Cub Pack 1872 was held {
{ the townhall on Tuesday ev'
, ming, June %. Theme of tn
! month was wheels, wings an
y things" Each den was repr'
: sented in a hand made midgt
- y. cute race, with prizes bein
u u awarded the winners. Anothe
- - race was held for boys WI
e entered "store bought" cars
- - The skit for this month we
% % put on, by Den 4. It was calle
% % "A Flying Saucer" Refresh
8 ments were served by Den
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