Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-08-04


Frank is running for County
School Board on the November
ballot. Let's get out and vote
her in this time. We need some
one like Kaye on the County |
School Board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sykora |
and family attended the Lovey
Youshak Anthony D'Alessan-
dro wedding in Cleveland on
Saturday. Later they attended
the reception which was held
at the 422 restaurant in Youngs
town.
Judy Swontek celebrated her
9th birthday with a surprise
party at her home on August l
at 500 in the afternoon. Twen-
ty, one of her classmates and
neighborhood friends were pres
ent to join in the game fest and
party favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tucker
and family were guests at the
Paul Bjorkman home in Thomp-
son recently where they enjoy
ed a weiner roast.
Frank Tucker of Braden-CaS-
tie, Florida. Miss Helen Alder
man and Miss Ada Tucker have
just returned from a trip to
New Hampshire where they va
cationed for a week.
Mrs. Phillys Balko was the
weekend guest at the George
Fekete home.
Mr.. George Fekete Sr., Mr..
George Fekete Jr. and Mr.. Err
nie Fekete motored to Glenfield
New York this past weekend.
Tonight the Arthur Firsts and
family will be guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gibson in Euclid. David First,
who is visiting his parents from
Boston is having a busy social
life during his brief stay.
On Wednesday the FirSts and
Dave were guests at the Roland
Mapes in Lyndhurst.
On Monday an outdoor sup
per was enjoyed at the FirstS
with Dawes old classmates and
their families present. Guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Vor-
chek and family of Barberton,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Benkowski
and family of Chester and Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Mapes of Lyn'
hurst.
Sunday guests at the Arthur
Firsts were Mr.. and Mrs. New
ton Kaleky of Rocky River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adams Sr
set out on a long drive to visit
friends and relatives in Elyria
Wakeman, Medina, Pennsfield
Brunswick, & Strongsville. The
Adams left here on Saturday
and returned late Sunday night
Butchie MacLean, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald MacLean o.
Cleveland, is currently spend
ing a few days at the Johr
DietZ's.
Last Thursday water ma1r
broke in Chardon. Our c. ID
tanker unit spent some 8 hours
standing by in Chardon to hell
out in case an emergency arose
while the water main was be
ing repaired.
Sammy Wade, home from the
hospital for two weeks now il
much improved. He is allow
ed to have visitors in the after
noon, Sammy must remain
quiet for quite awhile yet, bu
he looks forward to the visit
from his friends every after
noon. After the Bob Feller nigh
l dinner at the pavilion las
week, Sammy had a surprise
visit from Bob who dropped
; in unexpectedly to pay him
visit.
Billy Hupp has recently beer
: notified that he may terminate
, his army enlistment under TIT
short term enlistment law. Bill
ly expects to be home for goo'
, sometime in January.
The Charles Laing's in orde
to defray a fun of the usua
: vacation expences, took thel
six children to the Brooksid
1 Zoo last Friday. During tn
course of the afternoon activ
Y ties, Margie, aged 5, jumped
from a picnic table and strucl
S her elbow on the tables edg
A quick trip to the doctors re
6 vealed Margie had a broker
y right elbow. She'll wear a cas-
for the remainder of the sum
mer. Margie will enter the frs
, grade this fall
News from the Huntsbur
United Church
Mr.. Terry Perkins will be O.
= vacation the first two weeks il
I August. There will be n
4 church, Sunday school choi
: practice or youth meetings dur
ing that period A group Q
y church people are going to al
: tend Sunday worship service
e at another church for these tw
Sundays Anyone desiring t
I join this group please ca.
r your reporter about transporta
+ ton and destination
The Ladies Aid of the Hunts
;, burg United church are Spor
:. soring the Ambitious Apron
t. When the apron reaches you
! home, sew money to equa
/ your age under a patch an
= make guess at the amour