Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-03-24
Huntsburg News Items

/ Mrs. Clifford Hoien, member
of the w. c. T. U. made her
annual visit to the school to
show a film on alcoholism.
A very successful paper, rag
and magazine drive was held
by troop and pack 1872 on Sun
day afternoon. Mr.. Paul Cal
kins was the chairman of the
drive. All the roads in Claridon
and Huntsburg were covered.
This is a semi annual drive.
Another will be held sometime
in the fall. Many thanks to all
the Scouts, Cubs and parents,
who participated in making this
affair the success it turned out
to be. If your house was not
canvassed, please call either the
Scoutmaster John Dietz or the
CUBMASTER, Eugene Abbott
and your papers will be picked
up pronto.
With spring coming on, many
of you folks will be out doors
cleaning up your yards. The
Boy Scouts are still collecting
scrap metal. They do not have
the facilities for picking up
such material. If you wish to
donate to the scrap metal heap,
bring your scrap to the pile
(already Started) at the foot of
John Dietz' driveway on 528.
The Cub Scouts and the Boy
Scouts of Huntsburg will par
ticipate in the parade activities
at the Geauga Maple Festival
in Chardon on Saturday at 800
pm.
At 400 pm, the Boy Scouts
of the Geauga and Southern
Ashtabula districts will com =
pete in the Scout craft contest,
which will be held on the square
! at the festival. Contest events
are: Water boiling, pancake
making, fire by friction a n d
tent pitching. Scouts from troop
1872 will take part in all events
Prizes will be awarded to units
A scout merit badge display
can be seen at the store next
to the fire station. Look for dis
plays from Troop 1872. Prizes
will be awarded for best dis
plays by the Rotary club.
Mrs. John Buber and child
rem and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Sly visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gains Jones in Mes.
po on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sly at.
tended the funeral of Mrs. Sly's
nephew, three year old, George
Welchman at Williamsfield on
Monday.
Mrs. David Bonifield of Bur,
ton visited two of her old class.
mates, Merry Texter, who is
home from Ohio State for her
spring vacation, and Marilyn
Adams.
Mr.. Hal Clark was the guest
of honor at a birthday dinner
at his home on Sunday. Pre-,
sent were his grandchildren ot
HuntSburg, the Sudyk's and the
Roses, Mr.. Claude E. CLARK
and Jonathan Clarke of Shaker
Heights, Harriette Clark, his
daughter who is home on hel
spring vacation from Kent uni
verSity, and Pat Clark another
daughter, who lives in Cleve
land. A tie shaped cake, gaily
decorated was made by Mrs
John Sudyk. Later in the day
Pat and her father took in a
little bowling at Middlefield.
DR.. Stanley H. Mullen, sup.
erintendent of the Akron dis.
trict of the Methodist church
was the guest preacher at the
Huntsburg United church or
Sunday. He preached an excel
lent sermon entitled "Jesus Civ.
eS a Sign"
! Donations for the $3.50 music
fund are still being accepted al
the church by your church trea.
Surer, Mr.. Merrill Spurrier. Spe.
cial envelopes, marked music
fund" are available when you
attend church on Sunday.
A United Ladies Aid meeting
was held on Tuesday at h G
home of Mrs. Vera Gala.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whipple
of Concord were guests on Sun.
day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Abbott.
Mr.. Eugene Abbott is n o "
teaching at Newbury h j G
school. He conductd classes in
American and World History
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