Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-06-23

ANAAS' 0eodAOJ WNA4ob a D1Ob1lCI .
Wick Adams and his mother
Mrs. Matte Pierce. The fun
eral was held in Cleveland on
Saturday, June IL, with inter-
ment in the East Claridon ce-
metery.
Mortie formerly lived in East
Claridon and made m any
friends here during that time.
The w. S. C. S. was enter
tanned on Wednesday, June Is,
by Mrs. Luella Szemenyei as
sisted by Mrs. Leta Folk. In
connection wit the tea a stork
shower was given for Mrs. FL
la Mae Motil. There was a
large attendance and Mrs. Mo-
til received many nice gifts.
John Ishee in company with
several friends spent some
days last week in Michigan at
a fishing camp. John can tell
you more about the success of
the fishermen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Davies
had as guests recently, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Holmes of War
rem, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Holmes of Geneva and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cook Of AShtabula.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook were en-
route to o. S. U. at Columbus
to attend the graduation of
their youngest son, Ronald in
chemical engineering. Mrs
Cook will be remembered as
the former Mildred Holmes who
taught here at one time. From
Columbus the Cooks went to
Lubbock, Texas, to visit ano-
ther son, 1t. r. George Cook
and family. Following his gra-
duation Ronald will also be To-
Gated at Lubbock where he will
be employed by an oil COM
pany.
Twenty cub scouts, including
four from HuntSburg, made a
trip recently in the interest of
their project for this m o n h
which is wheels, wings and
things" They first went to
Fowler's Mills, where they vi
Sited the old feed mill, then
to PaineSville to a tin shop to
observe these things in opera
ton. They concluded their trip
by visiting the Lost Nation Air
pot in Willoughby.
Richard RupIe Jr. of New
bury who is stationed in Kan
SaS in the air force and who
has been home on furlough has
returned. On his return he was
accompanied by his mother
Mrs. Richard Ruple Sr. and his
brother Van of Newbury and
his sister, Mrs. Joe Valvoda of
this place. They remained two
days in Topeka, Kans., arriv-
ing home on Friday.
In giving the names from
East Claridon who graduated
from the eighth grade we are
sorry the name of Jean Hans
was unintentionally omitted i
For their outing on June 8,
hey first went to Geauga
Lake, then to Solon for a ban
luet and concluded their fes-
'ivities by attending the base
oau game in Cleveland in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Berry are
entertaining Mrs. Berry's mo-
her, Mrs. Reeder of Columbus
and their granddaughter, San
Ira StetSon of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Maltbie
nave returned from a trip to
Detroit and Mayville, Mich. i
where they visited relatives.
Edith Grant of Chardon has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. |
Art Fielder Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Huddon
md son Kenneth of G enoa.
we're Memorial weekend guests |
# Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Buehner. |
IN Sunday of that week Mr.. |
md Mrs. Robert McCauley of |
Mentor were there.
Mr.. Emil Valvoda who has |
'een very active in the cub |
cout work was given a birth
lay surprise on Monday eve
ling, June 20, at the home of |
Ar. and Mrs. Darrell Little.
Mrs. Joyce Adams and the No. |
den mothers and their as
istntS were in charge of the
efreshments. A very pleasant
ime was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnie Cooper
nd family of Bedford were
upper guests on Saturday eve
ing last of Mrs. Cooper's pa
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
'ottam and grandmother, Mrs.
1ira Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Davies
ttended the wedding of Janet /
of Middlefield and
Donald Haueter of Chardon ,
,hich occurred at the First
fethodiSt church in Middlefield
n Saturday evening, June II.
Mrs. Elwin Evans returned
n Sunday evening from a pla-
e trip to Florida where she
7as a guest of her brother
4 law and sister, Mr. and
frS. Charles Fields.
Florence Rogers of Claridon
pent two days during the past
yeek with her friend Connie
'roWn.
Mrs. Robert Hatch is spend
lg some days in Cleveland.
The church supper with Mrs.
ora Evans and Mrs. Emma
IcWayne as hoSteSSes will be
MS week Friday evening June
4.