Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-09-20
By Bette Scheele
Telephone ChardOn 6-1238

MUNSON - The MunSon Vol
unteer Fire Department wishes
to thank everyone that contri-
buted donations of baked goods
and money to make their bake
sale on Saturday such a huge
success. I know a good many
people tried our Mystery Pie
and were delighted with it.
Those of you that didn't get the
chance must have heard by now
what a delicious treat it was.
BY 2::30 in the afternoon we
were completely sold out of
baked goods. AS fast as the
home baked items were brought
in, they were sold. If by chance,
anyone brought items of baked
goods up after 3 O'Clock, we are
sorry that we had to close up so
early, but we couldn't wait any
longer, since we were sold out.
Hope no one was inconvenienced
in any way. For anyone that
tasted the Mystery Pie and
those of you that have heard
of it, here is the recipe I pro-
missed to print.
MYSTERY PIE
lK2 Cups sugar
2 cups water
lh T Cream of Tartar
Bring above items to boil,
drop in 20 whole Ritz crackers.
Do NOT STIR. Boil for min
utes. Pur into unbaked pie she'll
and sprinkle with cinnamon.
Top with crust and bake at 400
degrees for 10 minutes, then re-
duce heat to $50 til brown.
Hospital Auxiliary
The Munson Chapter of the
Women's Auxiliary of the Ge-
auga Hospital Association was
re-organized on September g at
the home of Mrs. Frank Fink.
Mrs. Olive Samuels and Mrs.
Ann Miller, president and first
vice-president of the county or
ganization were present to eX-
plain the duties of a chapter
and also gave a brief history
and also gave a brief history
of the organization.
Mrs. Leon Rogers is Chapter
director with Mrs. George Lam
strum as co-director and Mrs
Ray Horton, secretary and pub
licity chairman.
The meetings will be held on
the second Thursday of each
month and anyone interested in
becoming a member is asked to
attend or get in contact with
any of the above mentioned wo-
men.
The October meeting will be
held on October II, 1856 at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. Ray
Horton on Sherman Rd
MunsOn Mothers Club
The Munson Mothers Club
met on Monday evening, Sep,
! tember 10 at 800 pm. The
meeting opened with each moth,
er introducing herself. Name
tags in the shape of baskets
with a flower in them were gi
ven each mother as she arrived
The first discussion of the
meeting concerned the chang
ing of the name of the club from
the Munson Mothers Club tC
Munson Parents and Teachers
Club. The vote was taken anC
approved. We feel many fathers
would like to attend our meet
ings for special speakers anc
events and would feel more wei
come knowing it is not just {
club for mothers. We hope thi.
will increase our membership
of parents a great deal. Looking
forward to seeing as many a.
can arrange to have both par
ents attend a meeting in tn,
future.
On September 30, the Parent
and Teachers Club has beel
asked and consented to help il
some way at the Grange an
Ladies Aid dinner, to be hel
in the new school. Any dona
tions or help for serving wi
be greatly appreciated.
Something new has been ado
ed to our school : the new bu!
81 Polio shots will begin thi
week for students. Your chill
will bring a schedule home fC
any preschoolers who are read
for their shots.
The Parents and Teacher
Club received a check from tn
collection of sales tax Stamr
amounting to S5325. Save ia
stamps and foil and bring
I the meetings. They are cas-
when turned in.
Refreshments were serve
and hostesses for the evenir
l. were the officers of the clul
r Ann Ponyik, president; Haz
= Hazen, vice president; Evely
S Nardstedt, secretary; Bett
If Scheele, treasurer; Helen B
e day, hospitality chairman al
Betty Klatka, membership.
a n \ " meeting will be he
% October 8 at 8 pm. We Wou
le like to start our meetings
,n close to 8 pm. as possible
ar stead of $50 as last yea
That way we can all get hor
is a little earlier too.
I'd Birthday Picnic
n. Louise Duncan celebrated h
It. seventh birthday with a S,
I'd prise picnic birthday party g
n: en- for her by her grandparen
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