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

Don't forget "A Whale of
a Sale" at FowIers Mills on
July 80. If you have any do
nations for the auction and
wish to deliver them yourself,
there will be someone at the
school on Saturday, July %,
from 800 to 500 pm. and a.
gain on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights
or you can bring your dona-
tiOns with you on Saturday the
30th. If you wish the truck to
pick up your articles, call
Nancy Dade, Chardon 5-4531,
and she will make arrange .
ments for the truck to stop.
All News
Silver Threaders Last Thurs
day the meeting of the Silver
Threaders was held at tn e
home of Pat Brown. This was
their Health and Safety meet
ing. Susan Ponyik gave a talk
on safety. During the meeting
they made their final plans for
the bake sale which was held
on Saturday, July 16. The girls
made $1,000 on their sale. Next
Thursday, July 81, the Silver
T'hreaderS will meet at the
home of Xlee Steele. All pro-
jects are to be finishd by
this melting.
Merry Mixers At the July
13 meeting of the Nuns
Merry Mixers, Nancy Hawk
ins gave a demonstration on
griddle cakes. Barbara Nozar
gave a demonstration on but
terscotch refrigerator cookies
The girls are almost through
with their bakings. For recrea-
tion they played Pigs Ear"
Trail Blazers On July 8,
the MunSon Newbury Trail
Blazers met at the home of
Chuckie and Ronnie Dade.
There were Is boys and girls
present and S horses. They
practiced ring riding and judg-
, ed each other on proper posi-
ton in the saddle, etc During
their meeting they discussed
their planned trail ride for the
18th with the Chesterland group
on July Is, II riders of the
Munson Newbury Trail Blaz-
erS and Is of the CheSterland
riders met at the McGrath Ac-
res on Rock Haven rd. They
had a cook out, played games
and rode their horses. The
MunSon NeWbury group was
in the saddle for at least 5
hours for trip of about Is
miles. A good time was had
by all saddle sores and all.
The next meeting will be held
at ClineS on Mum I'd. in New
bury on July %.
Little League
The Minor Leagues All Star
game will be played in Char
don on Friday, July %. Three
of the Munson boys will be
playing. They are Dick Lytle,
Chuck Dunbar and Dick Byrn-
es. The game will start at
ZOO pm. Last Sunday wa S
Little League day at the sta
dium and some of the boys
from Munson attended. They
saw two very good games.
Grange
Munson Grange met at the
Church Annex Wednesday, July
13. A letter of thanks was
read from the director of the
Little League for the proceeds
from the bake sale. Two new
applications were presented.
Plans wre started and COM
mittees appointed for the Bur
ton fair exhibit. The following
degree reports were given
MunSon Grange degree team
exemplified the 4th degree at
Auburn Grange recently and
eight candidates took the de-
gree. At a recent P o m ona
Grange meeting at Newbury,
fourteen of our members took
the 5th degree. Last Thursday
night, July IA, the Ohio State
Grange exemplified the 9th de-
gree at Rowland high school,
east of Warren, and seven
Munson members took the de-
gree. The Rose Drill for the
9Th degree was beautifully put
on by young ladies of the Ge-
auga county subordinate Gran
ges. Those taking part fr m
Munson were Dolores Fink, Jo-
anne Hazen, Rosemary Beck
with. Mrs. Frank J. Fink rep
resented Geauga county in the