Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-01

less Mitchell of Newbury. Dick
was one of the uSherS.
Mrs. Duane Collier Of Men
tor was a guest on Wednesday
of last week of Mrs. Harold
Folk.
Mrs. Sara Slagle of Tucson,
Ariz. is visiting her sons Rich
ard and Jack Slagle and their
families.
Cynthia Laing and Con e
Brown, members of the All
band were in Columbus on Sat
urday to play at the o n i o
state fair.
Mrs. Stumph who has been
spending some weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Paul has re =
turned to her home in st. Louis
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Butler
of Cleveland visited his brother
Lee Butler and family on Wed
nesday evening of last week.
The W.S.C.S. Tea on We'd
nesday the oath was a most
pleasant affair. Altho some of
our members were away on
vacation there was a good at =
tendance. Following a SOC a
period the program, in charge
of Miss June Evans was open
ed by songs by all accompan-
led by Mrs. Will Adams. Miss
Evans then read from the Bib
le the story of the Good Sam
aritan" comparing it with an
occurrence of the present day.
There was a song by Douglas
McWayne and by Sally Ross
bach of Chardon. Mrs. Celeste
ones then introduced Mrs. Butt,
a PHILIPPINE who is living in
Parkman township. Mrs. Butt is
now a naturalized American cit
izen. She gave an interesting
description of articles which
she had brought from the Phil
lipines and answered questions
asked by the audience S h e
also sang a song in her native
tongue. Mrs. Butt was very
we'll liked and We shall hope
to meet her again at some fut-
ure date. At the close of the
program all repaired to t h e
dining room where delic o S
cakes, ice cream, nuts, candy
md tea were served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Betty Adams,
Mrs. Emma McWayne, Mrs
Mae lid and Mrs. Luella SEE
menyei.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harmon
and Mrs. Harmon'S mother of
Chagrin Falls were calling on
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Kile during
he past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Cottam
lave returned from a trip to
Niagara and adjoining sec =
ions. While they were gone
Mr.. Cottams brother, James
rottau of Thompson died fol-
flowing a long period of il /
"ealth. AS the Cottam's could
cot be located they were unable
0 attend the funeral.
Mr.. Ward Davie who was
taken i'll on Sunday the 21st is
better.
Joe Brule, Jr. was IN Col
umbus on Saturday at the Ohio
State fair as direction of the
All band. This is their second
appearance at the fair having
played there last year also un-
der the leadership of Joe and
were asked to give a repeat
performance this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElWin Evans
and family accompanies by
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Field picknicked at the
home of their brother, Ross
Champlin in Ashtabula on Sun
day afternoon.
The camp-out for the Gu b
scouts at Camp Stigwandish on
Saturday last was a grand sue
cess. There were about fifty-two
present from here and Hunts
burg consisting of II cub scout
scouts, IS parents, and 20 OF
her children There were two
mutations, Jack Hess from East
Claridon and James Dietz from
Huntsburg. Activities consisted
of games for the hild en-
and groWn-ups with prizes, sin
ging, each den put on a skit,
and Mr. DietZ who is boy
scout master took the cubs and
put on a Skit. All of this led
to hearty appetites and about
eight dozen ears of corn, fif
ty hamburgers, weiners. cof-
fee and cool-ade were COM
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