Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-29
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Morrison, Paul Montague, Bert
Hearn, Howard Tesreau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nichols
had their family as overnight
guests on Sunday. The Donald
Wells family came from Bur-
ton and the Perry Hosmer fam
lily came from BriStolville on
Sunday afternoon and remained
until Monday P. M.
The George H. RyanS had
guests from Cincinnati. Guests
from Michigan were at Saliva
tore Cicerellas; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles KaSky had their fam
lily at home. Other homes where
guests were entertained on
Christmas Day are N. c. Patter-
sons, Adam KaSickS, r | p h
Garfield, A bert FreShleyS,
Wray ManningS, Frank Evans,
John fraud, Dean Balice, Mel
son PulSifier, John Franz, Raj
ph Kneale, Donald DeMuths,
Clarence Messers, Glenn Rus
sells, DR.. c. F. Gilmore, DR..
Lynn Hamilton.
Also Kenneth Martineaus, Ray
HerbertS, Gordon WrightS, Ro-
bert Laws, A. j. w n dor f f,
Lawrence RoSeum, arle S
Sweets, Mrs. Isaac Welk, Ar
thur Bonds, Richard Rutledges =,
Bert Hearn, Ford BoehrngerS,
Roger CampbellS, James Sipan,
Forrest Bond, Glenn Evans, Rev
Allan McGaW, Norman Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Battles
entertained guests for Christ
mas breakfast. The family of the
Rev. Robert Patton were all at
his home except one family in
Indiana. Four generations were
in that family gathering; four
generations were also at Spen-
Ger WlliamSonS; -Four genera
tons also gathered at B ert
HearnS on Monday.
Among those who had their
families at home on Monday
were Spencer Banfield, Lynn
Battles, Milan Pelton, Raymond
Craig. Others who had guests
on Monday were Guy Mansfield,
Charles OSbournS, Frank Kel-
ler, Walter Williamson.
Many Chester people spent
Christmas away from home. Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Boepple were
with their son Phillip Boepple
and family in Amelia, Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arp and son
John visited relatives in Blue
Ridge Georgia; Mr. and Mrs.
w. C. Crane, Magalen, Carey
and Michael were in LeeSburg
and the Plains, Virginia; The
Hugo MartinSOnS were in Har-
riSburg, Pa, with Mrs. Martin
sons parents,
The Paul lMartinSOnS were in
New York state; Mr. and Mrs.
BurWeIl Abbott were with their
childred and family in Buffalo;
Mr.. and Ms. G. Robert Fox and
children joined Mr.. F'OX's bro
ther in southern Florida; Mr..
and Mrs. Gail McClear y,Jim-
mie and Mary Lou left on Sun
day to visit Mr.. McCleary's par
entS in Huntsville, Ohio. The
Rev. Allan MCGaW family were
in Amsterdam, Ohio on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Battles
were with their son DR.. Morris
Battles and family in Columbus.
MI. and Mrs. Ray Herbert were
in Oak Harbor on Monday; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Riehold were
in Colebrook Christmas Eve and
Christmas day; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Russell went to Jefferson
for Monday evening; The Ralph
Shanowers joined a family party
in Mentor. The Philip Petersen
family was in both Rock Creek
and Mmson for the holidays;
The Thomas Battles family were
in Burton on Sunday and the
Raymond Richmonds there on
Monday.
The Edward Rybak Jrs. were
in PaineSville; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Scharlotte and three
children were in Mentor; Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Mills, Joan
and Michael were in Garfield
Heights; Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Battles in Willoughby on Sun
day afternoon; Rev. and Mrs.
Townley. Peggy and Paul were
in Lakewood; The ElWin Will
liamS were in Russell for Christ
mas Eve and in Painesville
Christmas Day.
DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth Greiner
and daughter were in Inde -
pendence on Christmas eve and
Christmas Day. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Elder were in Cleveland
also Mr. and Mrs. Harland Mans
field and the Frank Kellers on
Christmas Day also the Murray
LaMoreauX. The Ralph KnealeS
were in Cleveland on Monday.
The Robert Lease family were
in Cleveland Heights, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Barnes, the Richard
and Robert Barnes families also
the Fred Warmers were all with
the John Davis n Chardon on
Christmas Eve. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. LinckS and Shirley, The
Wallace Ingraham and j OIL
Wigand families spent Christ