Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-23
THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO, FEB. 2s. 1e5s--7

fare Warehouse. Mrs. C. G.
Green packaged food for the
needy. Clothing was delivered
by Miss keenan, to home being
helped by the Aid for the Aged
office.
| PARKMAN TOWNSHIP -
Most of the shut ins were carol
led to during the Christmas sea-
SON. 20 dozen cookies were
taken to the County Home and
20 handkerchiefs and a bushel
of fruit to the Pope Home. La
dies of st. Edwards church
took ice cream to the County
Home.
| RUSSELL TOWNSHIP - A
list of aged people was obtain
ed from Mrs. Eardley and ar
rangements were made to have
the school children bring in cook
les. candy or small gifts for
them. Arrangements were also
made for Mrs. Robert Bannis-
ter and Mrs. Warren Taylor to
organize a group of carollers
from the Bainbridge allotment
to distribute the gifts, which
were very gratefully received
by all the folks visited. A Christ
mas basket was given to an
elderly couple, who live alone,
by the Cub Scouts.
There was considerably more
done to help the aged and the
needy and the sick, but reports
on this from those not attending
the luncheon were not available.
Men, too, did their share when
1t came to getting the many
Christmas baskets delivered.
Hard workers were John Riton-
daro of Chardon John Dingman
Of Burton, Calhoun Trucking of
Chardon, Members of the Ge-
auga County Sheriff's Depart
n1ent and the V. T. w. of Char
don.
Mrs. E Eardley expressed
thanks TO all the members of
Geauga Sunshine Unlimited who
worked so unselfishly and dill
gently to make life a little
happier for someone else and
also to all the organizations con-
tributing to this same cause.
A note was also received from
the Welfare Department thank
ing all for their assistance.
There is much to be done and
many things needed. Clothing,
used mattresses, underwear, for
the needy; rockers and radios
for the residents in the Homes:
olunteers to help with the pack
aging and distribution of szur-
plus foods at the Warehouse.
Mrs. Hazel Teng has done a mar
velous job managing the ware
house but she could use some
help. If you can do any of this
and wish to be of help, call the
representative in your township
whom you will find listed pelow.
If you do, you will feel like
Mrs. C. Ramsey Swain Of Au-
burn, who said as she left this
luncheon meeting, ST consider
it privilege to be permitted
to work with this group"
Township Representatives
| Auburn - Mrs. I. M. Cavan-
augh, Mrs. C. Ramsey Swain.
cambridge - Mrs. John Boil
den, Mrs, Warren Taylor ire
sides n Chesterland)
Burton Mrs. Ralph Ford,
Mrs. G. c. Dowd.
Chardon - Mrs. John Riton-
daro, Mrs. woodrow Harrison.
Chesterland Mrs. Carl
Frate, Rev. Judson Townley.
Claridon Mrs. Roy Graf
ten, Mrs. Ed Hill.
Hambden Mrs. William
Landon, Mrs. Edward Reminder
Huntsburg Mrs. George
Frank, Mrs. ern Lytle.
Middlefield - Mrs. j. w. Sch
aub, Mrs. Herbert Craig.
Montville = Mrs. Harold Hert
tina.
Munson - Miss Ruth Keenan,,
Mrs. G.. c. Green.
Newbury - Rev. Charles Luc-
key, Mrs. Farrell Finnerty.
Parkman-Mrs. Thelma Fer
ry, Mrs. Frank Soltis.
Russell - Mrs. J. A. Meyers,
Mrs. Helen DeVoe.
Thompsom-Mrs. George Bin
mig, Mrs. Anton Satej.
Troy Mrs. Ben Barcikow-