Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-11-03

SCOT6 dIiU MI. dIl MIS-. Lyle
Trask received the Consolation
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry received a
purse of money and the best
wishes from their m a n y
friends.
The Cleaners Adult B ible
class spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stanley
Those who attended were Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Nicolet, Misses
Florence and Kathryn Koerner
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Stone, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Craxton and
family, Mrs. Charles Leggett
Mrs. James Arp, Mrs Ernest
sley, Mrs. Herbert Koerner
Mr.. Joseph Yambor and the
host and hostesses, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Saznley. After the
business session, games were
enjoyed by all and refresh
ments were served by tn e
Stanleys. The next meeting viii!
be held Dec. II at the home
of Mrs. Ernest Shaler.
The church board held a spe-
cial session last Friday eve
ming and decided to purchase
the electric organ which was
in the church on trial. Miss
Carol Ann Whitney will play
this organ.
A past Matron meeting and
luncheon was held at the Ma
sonic Temple at Hartsgrove
last Saturday with Mrs. Eral
Murphy, Mrs. Nellie McFar -
land, Mrs. Lyall Huntoon and
Mrs. J. B. Brace as hoSteSSes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinner
and family attended a birthday
party for their grandson, John
Skinner at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Skin
ner in PaineSville Sunday af =
ternoon. A large decorated bir-
thday cake decorated the table
Ice Cream, cake and coffee
were served. John received
many gifts.
Misses Phyllis, Martha and
Jeannette Huntoon, Lyall Hun
toon, J.R., Joe HarXsa an d
George Baker attended h e
booth festival at the Paines-
I
vile Methodist church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Waters and
son, David from Windsor visi-
ted Mrs. Almena Roberts Sum-
day Saturday visitors of Mrs.
Roberts were Mrs. Ward r o =
berts and son, Faye from Lake
Aquilla and Steven, Fred and
Maude Cramer and Mrs. Myr-
tie Cope from Cleveland.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Nc =
Wayne and family from Clari-
don visited the Charles Gyetko
and Joseph Y a m bor homes
Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs.
Homer Zion are very Sor yto
learn of her being confined III
the Corey hospital. Many wish
es for a very speedy recovery.
Mrs. Margaret MaScorella re-
turned home from Painesville
hospital last week. she was
there several days for obServa-
tion and treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Setele
from Cleveland were Sun a y
evening dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Srp.
The ladies Aid met Thurs
day Oct. 20 with Mrs. Edwina
Stone as dinner chairman. Fol-
lowing the dinner. the president
Mrs. Elvena Gray, called the
meeting to order. They opened
the meeting singing I'm the
Garden" with Mrs. jeanne Arp
at the piano. The Chaplain. Mrs
Grace Staple, read a portion
fo the 18th Chapter of Romans
and all repeated the Lords Pray
er. There will be an election
day dinner Tuesday Nov. 8 with
Mrs. Mary Lafferty as dinner
chairman.
About 35 residents attended
the zoning meeting at t h
township hall last Wednesday
evening Rules and maps which
have previously been drawn up
by the zoning Commission were
looked over and discussed. At
torney Thomas Rowley fro m
Middlefield was present q n d
answered questions and eX -
planned the reason for zoning.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert SCheller
were evening dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Schroe-
ter of Wickliffe.
A pink and blue shower was
held at the Aid parlors last
Thursday afternoon for each
Mrs. jeanne Arp and Mrs. Ma
ry Jane Rabatin with Edith
Koerner, Pauline Haney and
Rose Weitzenhof as hosteSses.
Fifteen ladies attended. Both
Mrs. Arp and Mrs. Rabatin
receive dmany gifts and the
best wishes from their many
friends.
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