Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-26
NEWS from HUNTSBURG


| munity in case of fire. These
men, voluntary unit, have un-
dertaken vigorous training cou-
rSeS to serve the people in
time of disaster, but like
most voluntary work, they are
sadly in need of more men
to complete their teams. Any
one at all interested in join
ing the fire team please call
AL Boehlein or Chick Reiter for
more information.
The Memorial Day activities
will start at 100 pm. next
Monday. Every organization in
the community has been asked
to participate in some way.
Speakers at the services will
be Rev. Vance E. Frank of
Unionville and Rev. Eu gen e
Abbott of this place. The Me-
mortal Day committee is as
follows: Mr.. Ross Brown, pre-
Sident, Mr.. AnSon Rhodes, vi
ce president; Mrs. Ray Beard
sley, secretary; Mrs. Charles
Reiter and Mrs. John Sudyk,
music and program, Mr.. Geor-
ge Pilarczyk and Mrs. A n n
Kilko, flower committee and
Mr.. Charles Reiter and Mr..
Stanley Swontek will be t h e
Grand MarshallS. The nomin-
ating committee is Mr.. c a !
Stanton, Mr.. George Fr a n k,
Mrs. Betty Kuch and Mr.. AL
bert Boehlein. The next and fl
nal meeting will be held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reiter some time this week.
On Saturday a few Grange
members helped erect a fence
at the cemetery. This was their
community good deed" Mem
bers who participated were
Mr.. Hal Stanton, Mr.. P au l
Adams and son, Bob, Mr.. Stve
Kamany and Mr.. Arthur First.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eek,
Mr.. Eek formerly of Hunts =
burg of Detroit are the par
entS of a baby girl, six pounds
and two ounces, who arrifed
on May II. ..-
jamie Dietz celebrated his
9th birthday on May 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Hofstet-
ter and son have just returned
from Weatherfod, Texas, where
Mr.. Hofstetter was stationed in
the Army. They plan to make
their home, here, now that he
is discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schiko-
Wski Jr. and family spent Sun
day in Cleveland at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schi-
koWSki Sr. to celebrate Mrs.
Schkikowski Sr's birthday. Tur-
key and trimmings were on the
menu.
Mrs. Jeanne Schikowski and
Mrs. Lillian HofStetter were
specially selected to represent
Grange 2541 in the Rose drill
exhibition which will be pre-
Sented in NeWbury on June 25.
Mr.. Charles Mosely is their
drill captain. This drill team
of 16 women will later appear
at the 9th degree work of the
State Grange.
The Neil HofStetter home was
struck by lighting on Monday.
The charge was sent through
the electric range and scored
a direct hit in one of Mrs.
HofStetters best pots which was
on the stove at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hofset-
er were Sunday callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M ak
Curry in East Lake on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stanton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Walsh
of Chardon attended a show in
Cleveland on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einor Wage
and family attended a wedding
in Cleveland on Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Juanita Dram / spent
Sunday at the home of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Lea
therman in Jefferson. While
there she was able to try her
hand at playing the new Ham
mond Cord organ that her son,
David Howard purchased re :
Gently.
Mrs. Juanita Dram wishes to
thank all of her workers who
contributed their time III the re-
cent Red Cross fund campaign
drive. Som Of the roads were
not canvaSSed at this time but
a special committee will be as