Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-10-06
News by Victoria Dietz

Telephone 4. SiarluOn b-1fo
Our school kids in the End
3rd grade reported to the Mid
dlefield school on w dne S.
day where they were give n
their second polio shots. 1t is
not certain what day, but the
paid for" shots will be given
in the near future to the up
per classes.
A group of school mothers
spent an afternoon last week
at another canning bee" at
the cafeteria. This session was
all apple sauce.
Last week the Huntsburg soft
ball team played Montville. 1t
was a h ard G a me to win
or lose. And no one seems to
know who won. Montville's
score read 81 in their favor.
Huntsburg said they won by
9-8. To prove a point we played
on another day. Score 1871.
Mary Ann Youshak is attend
ing hio State University. She
is taking Home. Ec.
Merry TeXter is in her Sen
ior year at Ohio State. Mer-
rvs major is music.
Harriette Clarke is back for
her sophomore year at Kent
University. Harriette is taking
Elementary teaching.
Don Splitstone who graduated
from Ohio State, has reported
to Fort Belvoir, Va, in the
armed services.
jacques Dietz celebrated his
10th birthday on September %.
He had a special cake made
for him by Mrs. Helen Sudyk
Jacques father, Jack, observed
his %? birthday on October 2.
Sandy Sykora should be up
and at "em in a couple f
weeks. Sandy's been feeling out
of sorts lately.
Mrs. Leonard WrObleWSky re-
turned home from the hospital
Sunday afternoon.
Johnny Jonath who is almost
completely recovered from his
attack of rhumatic fever is still
taking it easy but will be
back to school in a few weeks.
Bob Dietz is recuperat in g
from a diSlocated ankle, Suf-
fered while playing on t h e
school grounds last Monday.
Melvin McGannon volunteered
his services in helping Bob to
make it safely to the doctor S
office.
Mr. and Mrs. John sudyk
took a Sunday drive on the
new Ohio turnpike and report
that it's a wonderful, con-
venient highway.
Mr.. Carl Johnson, &C in g
pastor at the Huntsburg United
church reports that the United
Young peoples society will re-
sumo their Sunday night meet
ingS at TOO pm. October 8.
All youths of the church are
cordially invited to attend.
Choir practice under direc-
ton of Mrs. Ross Brown, will
be on Thursday at TOO pm.
at the church. Anyone desiring
to sing in the choir should at
tend.
A special meeting of tn e
HuntSburg u nj t e d church
Ladies Aid was held at h e
church on Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the church
will cater a series of Kiwanis
Dinners which will be held at
the church in the near future.
Bob Dietz spent the weekend
in Cleveland as a guest Of DR..
Felino V. Barnes. DR.. Barnes
was one of the attending ply
SicianS of Sammy Wade, dur
ing his stay at B a lies and
Children'S. DR.. Barnes n d
Bob visited at the Sam Wades
on Sunday afternoon.
Sammy is looking good and
is getting stronger each day.
It will be quite some time,
though before he comes back
to school.
Cathy and George Frank, Con-
ME Brown Of ClaridOn and Bob
Parks of Chardon all took in
the Alumni dance at Chardon
on Friday. On Sunday B o b
Parks and Connie Brown were
dinner guests Of Cathy n d
Georges
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland MapeS
of LyndhurSt were su p p e +
guests at the home of MI and
Mrs. Arthur First on Sunday.
A Huntsburg chapter Of the
Geauga County WOmen's' hos
pital association will be organ
lied on October IT. For moore
particulars cali Mrs. Jeanne
ShikoWSki or Mrs. June Thurl-
ing. \
The Fund Raising Committee
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
Donald Robert KaliSzeWSki, Of
Route 81, Novelty, Geauga Coun-
ty, Ohio, will file his petition
In tho prnhatn Court of go Id