Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-07-07
Montville
News by Mrs. Mildred Skinner

News by Mrs. Mildred Skinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davis
spent Thursday with her moth
er, Mrs. Lucas in Cleveland.
Members of the Ladies Aid |
held their business meeting at
the aid rooms last Thursday
afternoon. The meeting was in
charge of the president, Mrs. |
Elvena Gray. The Chaplain
Mrs. Grace Stapel was in
charge of the devotionals. Those
present were Bernice Church
field, Lucille Covill, Edith Koer-
ner, Mary Lafferty, Eta Woolf,
Grace Stapel, Edwina Stone
Margaret Twaragowski, Clara
Whitney, Elvena Gray and
Rose Weitzenhof. A report was
given that a nice profit was
realized from the Federation of
Womens clubs dinner. Mrs. Ly-
all Huntoon recently donated
an electric stove to the aid. It
has been installed and all wish
to thank Mrs. Huntoon for this
gift. There will be a dinner
for the public at noon on July
IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Skinner
and family and Mr.. Emory Ski
nner picnicked with relatives at
the home of Donald Brainard
in Chardon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Davis en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Daugh-
erty from East Cleveland last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lyall TraSk very plea
sanity entertained the Birthday
club at her home last Wednes-
day. Members who attended
were Dorothy Perry from New,
bury, Barbara Drenske from
Chardon, Leah Whitney from
Hambden, Verbal Scheller, Ir'
ma Sidley, Lottie Dieckow, Eth
el Zeigler, Elvena Gray, Mild
red Skinner, Margaret Weber
Marguerite Tate and the hos
tess, Daisy Trask. Two guests
Mrs. Bierley from Cleveland
and Mrs. Ruth Hubbard from
= Mentor also attended. Ms. Ir
ma Sidley will entertain the
: next party on July 13. An out
ing was planned for the neal
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ringer
son Larry and daughter, Sher
= vi from Cleveland were Mon
day dinner guests of DR.. ant
Mrs. M. Weitzenhof and o n
David.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rose
and son from Cleveland spen
the weekend with his sister ant
brother in law, Mr.. am
Mrs. Robert Scheller.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Milton Gray ar
h entertaining Mrs. Gray's cou
e sin, Mrs. William Marshall G
hlSQulppd, IN. 1.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyall Hunroo
and family left last Tuesda
for Taft, Fla. They will call o
! several friends while there.
Mrs. Charles Leggett entel
{ tanned several auxiliary men
Is bers and firemen's wifeS at
h pink and blue shower for Mr
as Noah Miller last Thursday ev
r. ming. Those who attended wei
- Verbal Scheller, Betty Leslin
Tn Mildred Skinner, Joann Ar F
, Mary Lafferty, Gertrude X
n max, Ann Edeburn, Cora Mi
to er and the hostess, Gladys Lee
O. gett. Mrs. Miller received m
ny nice gifts. Several W h c
were unable to attend, sent
gifts. Refreshments were ser
p. ed by Mrs. Leggett.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Burg
became the parents of a bal
at girl, Nancy Elizabeth at h
b. Corey hospital in Chardon la
We Thursday night. Their m n
friends extend congratulation
e. Mrs. Myrtle McElroy is '
sitting her children in Michig;
for a few weeks.
Fifty five relatives n
nd friends picnicked at the hon
" of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mat
on ling one evening last W. e
ks Pvt. Mausling returned to /
Dr. camp in Texas Friday after
two weeks furlough at his hor
e., here
he Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Scha
m and two children called OH N
and Mrs. Lester Skinner Thu
.er day afternoon. They were
it, route to their home in Euc
Id. after spending a few days w
e relatives in Pennsylvania.
is, Several from here attend
I'll. the 4th of July celebration
I'm Thompson Monday.
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Skim
of and two children of Painesvi
on visited his parents, Mr.. a I
Mrs. Lester Skinner and fam
EN- Sunday evening.
nv The many friends of Mr.. a
nix Mrs. L. D. Kinery Of Har
grove were saddened to lea
in of Mr.. Kinney's death Ia
nd Thursday. The Kinney'S at O
O.