Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-12
Huntsblrg
News by Victoria Dietz Z
Telephone East Claridon 6677S


coness hospital on May 5. Mrs.
Texter is the former Rita Sch
ack of Hambden.
We welcome into our COM
munity Karl Smith, a young
lad, who has taken residence
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anson Rhodes. Karl is from
Cleveland and is interested in
gaining more knowledge about
farming.
Huntsburg Grange 2541 held
meeting at the town hall on
Monday, May 8. A general
meeting took place. Karl Smith
took his obligation and was ac-
cepted as a new Grange mem
ber. After the meeting, refresh
ments were served by Mrs.
Lillian Hofstetter and Mr.. Ste
We Kamany.
All teenagers in the commun-
ity are cordially invited to the
United Young Peoples Society
party which will be held at the
school gym on Saturday at 800
pm. May IA. Games and dane
ing will be on the program.
Refreshments will be served
Have you had a visit from
the travelling salesman" yet?
He is maing the rounds of all
the homes in the township.
Give him a cordial welcome as
he is sponsored by the United
Peoples Society of the Hunts
burg United church. Do not al
low him to loiter on your door
step too long He has many,
many stops to make and time
is growing very short.
There will be brief but i'm
portant meeting at the Hunts
burg United church after the
morning worship on Sunday.
May Is. Plan to attend this
meeting so that you can find
out about the functions of your
church.
The Huntsburg United church
was filled to capacity on Mo-
ther' Day. Special recognition
was given to the oldest moth
er, the youngest mother, great
grandmothers, grandmothers
and mothers with the m S
children. Recognition was made
also to the complete families
who attended church services
Choir practice is called at
7:S0 pm. every Wednesday at
the United church. Anyone wi
shing to sing in the choir is
welcome to join this group.
Jimmy Kilko celebrated his
10th birthday on Monday, May
9, at his weekly cub scout den
meeting. All the cub scouts
were served cookies and i C
cream after the "happy birth
day" song. New member in
Den is Jamie Dietz. Den
ner" for this group is Jimmy
Kilko.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lew of
Bristolville and Mr.. and Mrs.
william Hall of Warren were
Sunday evening callers at the
home of Mrs. Dorothy S. Ad-
ans and her daughter, Mari
lyn.
Mrs. Anna KoSch and her son
John and daughter, Barbara,
spent Sunday in Cleveland vi
sitting friends and relatives.
The Middlefield school prom
brought ou the elite in their
beautiful gowns and new suits
last Saturday. Attending from
our township were: Sandra Sy-
kora, Marilyn Hummel, D o n
Dudinsky, Barbara Buber, Mar
ilyn Rhodes, Rudolph K u a !,
Helen McGannon, Kenneth Kn-
app, and Nancy Groth. F Or
most of these young men and
women this was their first for
NAL dance. The prom was held
at Lutz's Tavern in PaineS :
vile.
Graduating from Burton high
school this year will be Doro-
thy Peterson, Elaine K u / a
Beth Perry, Helen Kuncz, and
Mary Ann Youshak. Kenneth
Groth will graduate from Mid
dlefield high school. ..
Graduation exercises for
Huntsburg elementary school
will be held on Tuesday, May
81, at 800 at the town hall.
Rev. Eugene Abbott will be the
speaker for the program. Re-
freShments will be served by
a committee of seventh grade
mothers. Chairman on this com
mittee is Mrs. Paul Adams.
Shirley Mcdonnell and Eliza
beth French report from their
fourth grade class, 1.-The fourth
grade is working on a bird
project. They colored pictures
and wrote stories about various
birds. They decorated the room
with birds and held a bird
house contest. The first prize
was awarded to E liz b h
French. Shirley Mcdonnell took
the second prize. The h e
third prizes were given to
Mary Ann Archacki, Martha
Brown and John Loza, A field
trip will be planned. Arithme-
tic problems about our feather
ed friends will be solved. They
are going to learn to spell
words pertaining to our help
full friends. All the material.
will he assembled into indiVi-