Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-10

The Red Cross drive is OF
at the school. Children are t.
bring their contribution to theil
teachers before next week.
It's costume making time a
the school for our Spring Music
Festival. All grades will con
tribute a skit for this program
Date to be announced later. Mr.
willard Strong, art teacher, il
busy making backgrounds fol
the show.
The Missionary Society oftht
Huntsburg Baptist church helc
a meeting on Tuesday, Marcf
8 at the home of Mrs. Edward
Pilarczyk.
Don't forget the bake sales
at the Huntsburg auctions by
the Missionary Society very
Wednesday evening.
Saturday, at the townhall g
Geauga youth For Christ
meeting will take place. All the
public is cordially invited. A
Bible quiz contest will take
place at this time. The main
feature will be the musical
band family of Cleveland. Mr.
and Mrs. Brand and their chill.
dren will put on a short musi-
cal show.
Mrs. Curtiss Reese of Wind
sor was a recent overnite guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Reese
Mrs. Ray Reese is the baker
of those delicious cream puffS
that have been on sale at our
stores and auction sales.
Mrs. Frank SchikowSki and
children spent Saturday evening
at the william Braum's Of
Cleveland, celebrating the 9th
birthday of Susanne Baum, the
niece of Mrs. Schikowski.
The Ayers met at the town
hall on Saturday evening for
their monthly "pot luck" and
social hour. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Taylor were host and hostess.
Jack Mansfield has started
an upholstery shop at his home
He has installed a heavy duty
sewing machine and he's even
got Anne doingSome of the work
And speaking of Anne, have you
seen her lately, you'd never
know her for the weight she S
lost. Her answer is the "eat
lots of what's good for you and
lose weight" diet.
At the recen Grange meeting
Dorothy Adams was the first
prize winner of the apple sauce
cake contest. She will now COM
pete for the prize in the county
grange contest. We're roofing
for you, Dorothy, there's only
the state and the national con-
tests after that.
The Grange has decided to
put on a pancake and sausage
dinner on March 26 at h e
toWnhall. Keep this date open
for taking the family out to din
ner. Final details on this will
be given next week.
The next Grange meeting will
be held on Monday, March IA.
All members are urged to at,
tend to help make final plans
for the pancake dinner.
Elizabeth and Mabel Murton
are making their home at the
CulbertSonS. They are 7th grad
er StuentS a school. Another
7th grader is Joe Miller. In the
second grade we have Andy and
Barbara Miller and in the 5th
grade William and Alan Miller
The Milers live at the Burk-
holder farm on Clay st.
The William Craddock fami.
ly have moved into the Lester
Short house on Bundysburg Rd
They have four children, Mr.
Craddock is employed at Tapco
Last Tuesday, March /, a
Cub Scout organizational meet.
ing was held a the Claridon
school. Registration for adult
scouterS were taken and per.
manent assignments of d n
mothers was discussed. Slides
were shown on the cubScout-
ing program and how it oper.
ates. Den mothers from Clari.
don are Mrs. Emma McWayne
Mrs. Dorothy Swope, Mrs
Marge KoSckki, Mrs. Barbara
Valvoda, Mrs. Nellie Hill, Mrs.
Blanche Fielder and Mrs. Alma
Grafton. Den mothers from
Huntsburg are: Miss Marilyn
Adams, Mrs. Mary Sykora, Mrs.
Kaye Frank, Mrs. Margo Speck
Mrs. Joyce Adams and Mrs.
Anne Polomsky. Committee of
chairman is Mr.. Darrell Little
with committeeman: Mr.. John
Dietz, Mr.. John Ward, Mr.. Al
Boehlein, Mr.. Emil Valvoda
will assist cubmaSter Mr.. Eu-
gene Abbott. Mr.. Gene Rose
will act as Institutional Rep
reSentative.
The meeting on Tue Sday,
March 8, at the H un S bur G
school was to assign potential
cubs to the den nearest his