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

of class rooms and remodeling
of the school building" Re .
freShmentS of cake and coffee
were served by Mrs. In a
Stone and Mrs. Leona Mausl-
ing. Cakes were donated by
members of the club.
The school picnic will be held
Tuesday, May 81, at the school
with the following ladies as din
ner committee. Lucille Coville
as chairman, Marie Hajjar,
Jean Beardsley, Mildred Kre-
jci, Mrs. Al Rogers and julius
Kovats.
The P. T. C. will hold a bake
sale on May 27, at Hoffman's S
store at 4:30 pm.
The 7th and 9th grades visit
ed the Fisher Body plant in
Cleveland Friday and later en-
joyed luncheon at a large res
turant. They were accompanied
by their teacher, Mr.. 10 h n
Brett and Mrs. Julius Kovats.
Lester Skinner was the driver
of the bus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh I,eggett
are building a cabin near their
lakes.
Mrs. Eta Woolf suffered a
very severe gall bladder at
tack Sunday evening and was
moved by the firemen's emer-
gency car to Painesville hos
pital. Her many friends hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hulsebus
and son, Timmy of East Gle
veland spent Wednesday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
ton BeardSley and family.
Mrs. F. S. Whitney, Mr. Z.
Theodore Stone, daughter, Ca
rol and son, Theodore Jr., at
tended the wedding of M S S
Carolyn Stowe and Mr.. Donald
Thompson at the United chur-
ch in Geneva Friday evening.
Several young people from
here attended the Junior-Senior
prom at both Chardon IN d
Thompson Saturday night.
Miss Carol Whitney left Sum
day evening for a boat trip
from Cleveland to Niagara Fal-
Is. She is one of a group of
seniors from Chardon high
school who will enjoy this trip.
While at Niagara, they will be
taken on excursion buSSeS on
both the American and Cana
dian side.
Nine kindergarten children
graduated last Thursday after
noon and were presented with
a diploma and a gift from their
teacher, Mrs. Simmons. TIL e
mothers and several friends
attended this graduation at the
home of Mrs. Louis Burger.
Mrs. Josephine Urpi gave a
talk on the benefits derived
from kindergarten work. Mrs.
Simmons and Mrs. Burg r
were each presented a group
gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berton Boards
ley and two daughters were
Sunday guests at the 10 h n
Hulsebus home in East Cleve-
land.
Anyone wishing to be in the
Memorial Day parade please
be at the school between 9:15
and $50 am. all Servicemer
are requested to be in uniform
if possible. The line Of march
will form at the school and &C
to the church where a program
will be given at 10 am. Rob-,
ert Stockdale, sheriff of Pot
age county will be the speaker
The Busy Body Sewing Cir,
Gle" All club held a meeting
at the school last Thursday
evening. There not be another
meeting of this group until af
ter the close of school.
Work has already started or
the addition of two claSSrooms
at the school.
Mr.. Robert Lafferty received
a call from his mother in Chi
cago Saturday night that hi!
father was seriously i'll in E
hospital there and must un
dergo an emergency operation
at once. Mr.. Lafferty and son
Dennis, left that night for Chi
cago.
The Senior class of Thomp
son high school picnicked a
Conneaut Lake Park last Sun
day. The Seniors and dates Wht
attended from Montville wer,
Misses Bertha and Elsie More
house, Paul Tommer Jr., Vir
ginia Covill, Carol Stevens, ia
mes Sidley Jr., Jeannette Sid
ley, william Swartz, Richar'
Geisman, Barbara Reid, Bar
bara Stochl and George Reid
Two persons were injured i
an auto crash at intersection
of Routes 6 and 86 at 4:3
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