Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-07-21

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"a.
On July 27, Wednesday, our
Babe Ruth ball team will be
in Chester for a game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crumba-
cker Sr., of Bedford visited at
the Fred Crumbacker's Jr. on
Friday.
Mrs. Anne Grubbs and child
rem and Mrs. Lee Crumbacker
and children visited in Cleve-
land on Monday.
Miss Pat Clarke and he r
roommate, Miss Martha Cou-
tier of Cleveland visited at
the Hal Clarke on Friday.
Mrs. Eugene Abbott is cur
rently writing the Huntsburg
news column in the Geauga
Times Leader.
Boy Scout Troop 1872 held a
meeting on Monday, July 18.
The scouts were guests of Mr. &.
and Mrs. Arthur j. Fielder Jr.
Of Claridon where the troop en-
joyed a swim in their lake d.
Plan were made for their week
at Camp StigWandish. The tro-
Op will leave for camp on July
"a and return home on July
30. Pre- camp pySicalS were
given to the boys on Thur day
by Dr.. Rudolph Heym.
Den 4 of Cub Pack 1872 went
on a hike on the John White
farm on Monday evening. A
treasure hunt was the hi G h
light of the evening. Den mo-
Their, Mrs. Mary Sykora was
in charge. Refreshments were
served at the Eugene Abbott
home.
A pack leaders meeting was
held at the home of MIS-.
Joyce Adams on Monday eve
ming. Plans were made for the
following month. On August 27
the Cub Scouts and their IA
miles will hold a camp cook
out" at Camp Stigwandish in
Madison. There will be a char
ge Of Is per person and the
pack will furnish the food. Ea-
ch family will provide table
service for their own group
John Dietz, and the den chiefs
will be in charge of the cook
in and the fire making. The
group will assemble in Hunts
burg at 100 pm. and will
leave the center at 200 pm.
The next pack leaders meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs.
Fred Sykora on August 23.
Gene Little and Jack Dietz will |
furnish the refreshments.
Huntsburg Grange 254l will
hold a meeting at the town |
hall on Monday, July IS, at
$50 pm.
On Thursday evening, July |
Il, the Huntsburg Grange will |
cater the dinner of the annual |
trustees dinner which will be |
held at the school cafeteria.
The Huntsburg trustees, Mr..
Paul Adams, Mr.. AnSon Rhod-
es and Mr.. Edward Pilarczyk |
will be hosts to this affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Barn
es entertained quite a few
guests over the weekend. Their
daughter, Mrs. Clyde Hezlit
and childrn, Karen and Gym
thia and a friend, Miss Janet
Cullet of Franklin Furnace we
re there. Other guests were:
Mrs. Fred Tucker of Burling-
Ton, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Mckee and daughter, Ro-
oerta and Marjorie of Oak
Arbor, Wash, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Tucker of Sylvania, Miss
Ada Tucker and Miss Helen
Alderman of this place. Mrs.
Fred Tucker will remain at the
Barnes home until the McKees
return from a trip to New
York City and Washington, DC.
The HuntSburg school board
that they have hired
school principal for the follow
ng school term. Mr.. Harold
Cramer is married, has three
children and halls from down
Holmes county way. He has
masters degree in education
and is working on his doctors
degree at Western Reserve
Mr.. Holmes is currently look
ng for a place to house his
:amily in Huntsburg. If you
>nouy of q houSp fOr rent nlea-