Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-25
E.Claridon
News by Nellie C. Adams

Monday evening the 18th, was
the miscellaneous surprise show
er given by Carole Butler and
Helen Wood at Carole'S home
for Betty Lou Winchell whose
wedding is scheduled for Sept
ember "a. There were twenty
two present. Refreshments of
cake, Heavenly delight and
punch were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arm
strong, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
ton Armstrong and family at
tended the reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred
Young, on Sunday celebrating
their twenty-fifth wedding an
niversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Armstrong and children of Hill
lizards, o. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Hensel and son of West
Manchester came for the oc-
casiOn. The lat home" was
from two to four O'Clock and
from seven till nine, p. m. Con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rath of Roc
hester, N. Y. who were visit
ing relatives in Chardon and
Burton called on their cousin,
Mr.. Lee Synder recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Poindexter
of the kile apartments while
visiting relatives in Massillon
learned of the death OF his
brother, Cecil Poindexter who
was one of the victims of the
Andover explosion. They renal
ned some days in Massillon
and attended the funeral. Our
sympathy is extended to them
Mr.. Cecil Poindexter and fam
lily lived for a short time in
East Claridon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kurrle
and daughters, Ellen, Margar-
ct and Katherine of Detroit
were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Fielder, Sr. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Preger and
son D e n n S of Ottawa, Ill
were guests of the Arthur File
der's Sr. and Jr.
Frank Stetson of Chicago has
been visiting his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton A m :
strong entertained a party of re
relatives and friends on Sat
urday eve ing with a corn
roast.
Miss Carole Butler spent Wed,
nesday evening in Cleveland
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank David,
son.
Barbara Rashiatore Spent
two weeks with her cousin, Pat
ty Slagle. On Sunday, Mrs. Sla'
gle, daughters Sally and Patty
took her to her home in Van
dergift, Pa.
On Friday evening Mr.. Lee
Butler accompanied by his son
in-law and daughter Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harold Folk and little
son Larry visited his brother
in Akron while the Folks Wis
tied at his home.
A very successful Bible schoo
of two weeks duration closed
on Friday last with a picnic
attended by children, mother
and the staff. Much credit il
due the teachers n m y
Rose and Dorothy Dobos ii
charge of the kinderg T T
dept, Mrs. Celeste Jones as
sisted by Cynthia Laing in the
primary and Miss June Evans
Junior dept, Robert r e d
Sunday school supt. was ii
charge of the devotionals which
were much enjoyed by the chi
ldren. Mrs, Nellie Adams wa.
pianist. On Thursday morning
Mr.. Adams gave short tall
about animals and our at
titude toward them. Apprecia
tion is also due to Mrs. Olive
Winchell, Mrs. Leta Folk, Mrs
Luella Kibler, Mrs. Helen Con
nelly, Elwin Evans and Rob
ert Reed who furnished trans
portation for those living at {
distance, and to the mother!
and all who epare I'd tht
"eats". Formed form the Jun
ior dept. was a Junior choi
under the direction of Jun,
Evans assisted by Betty An
tene.
About thirty colored people
from Highbrook Lodge were
present at church on Sunda,
morning and gave several song
which all enjoyed. This is th'
last group of campers as tn
Lodge will be closed. We viii
miss our Highbrook friends.
Cub Pacak 1872 of HuntSburl
and Claridon and their ralative
will have their cook-out at caml
StigWandiSh in South Madison
on Saturday August 27. Tn
pack will meet at Huntsburl
Center at 1:30 p. m. and leav
for Madison at 2. Each persol
going is asked to pay fifteel
cents to the respective del
mothers. Food will be furnish
ed by the pack and will conSis
of weiners, hamburg, buns,
sweet corn and beverage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Win
chell and son Alan left for ;
trip to Chicago.
Leon Waters of Florida Wh'
is visiting his daughter in Man
tua and accompanied by he
called on his cousin and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Vile reeen
ly.