Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-17


Grange Card Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F'reshIey
were in charge of the Grange
card party held at Parkside
Recreation on Saturday evening
Winners in Five Hundred were
FirSts, Glenn Wilder, Chardon
Mrs. Rose Spear, Richmond
Heights; Second Herbert Bel
cher, Painesville and Mrs. Geor-
ge Parr; Pnochle FirSts Mr..
and Mrs. F'reShley; second, Mrs.
Earl Norton and Mrs. Yaro Sol
ka. Special prize was won by
Mrs. Speer.
League Breakfast
Mrs. C. P. Titus was hostess
at a Kick Off" breakfast at
her home on Monday, Nov. ID.
This was served at $50 and is
the starter for the Leagues an
nual Finance Drive. Mrs. Ell
lott Allen is chairman for the
drive.
Open House
Sunday Nov. 20 2 to 5 pm.
there will be open house" at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geor-
ge Mapes in honor of their so
anniversary.
Personals
Miss Nancy Gould was in West
Lafayette, Ind, over the week
end. She attended the Purdue
University Military ball also the
football game between North
western University and Purdue.
She returned on Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. N. c. Patterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Sperry
and son, Wayne visited the Ver-
non PatterSons in Worthington,
0. over the weekend. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sperry with Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Patterson attended the
game.
Guests at the Charles Osbourn
home last week were Samuel
James, Stanley and Rich r d
James from Middlebury, VT.
Samuel James brother of Mrs.
Lemuel Brown, Mrs. Osbourn
mother the others are cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Perry and
daughter Helen are on a hunt
ing trip in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kasky and
family from Sylvania, were with
Mr.. Kasky's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles KaSky. County line
Road, over the weeken.
Mrs. w. o. Moss is visiting
the Virgil Revennaughs in Oak
Harbor.
Miss Mary Hartong, a stu
dent at Kent State University
and who resides in Motion Hall
there, spent the weekend at her
home here.
Lloyd Williamson and Carl
Petersen Jr., visited Dale Will
hanson at Wflmiette, H., on
Sunday of last week.
Richard Ries, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. c. Patterson and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Painter were in
Claridon on Friday evening to
attend the dinner and business
meeting for the County Fair
membership. S o m e members
here were not nonifield of the
meeting.
Mrs. Charles Seufer, her dau-
ghter, Miss Nancy Seufer and
three friends celebrated her
birthday at the Maggie Burns
TV Show. This was November
7. They had luncheon there and
Miss Seufer was the winner of a
prize.
Hostesses at the Baptist La
dies Aid on Wednesday were.
Mrs. H. A. Ditto and Mrs. Henry
Hanson.
The Jack Dresslers have mo-
we'd to Chardon and is no long
er employed at Shanow wer
Service Station. Joseph Voroz,
Cedar Road is now employed
there.
Webb McIrath entered Wo-
mans hospital on Monday. He
is in Room 538.
Milan Jacobs is in serious
condition at his home here. He
was taken to WomanS hoSpita,
on Monday of last week. When
nothing could be done for him
there he was returned to h i S
home the next day.
Mrs. Lynn Battles is serious
ly I'LL in Room 548 WomanS hos
pital On Wednesday she had an
operation for removal Of one
kidney. The trouble was caused
by an enlarged kidney stone.
Mrs. Arthur Goetz remains
in serious condition at her home.
Henry Reinold is greatly i'm
proved and able to resume his
work this week.
Mrs. Charles Seufer is nursing
badly cut knee. and painful
brusies on her right hand and
ankle sustained in a fall when
she was leaving R vervi ew
church, Novelty on Sunday.