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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20
Schools TO Close
After Christmas
Programs Friday j

Bluffton school vii close for, the
Christmas holiadys tomorrow after
feature group singing of the tradition
al Christmas songs. Afterward the
travelling troupe of wildcat Willie
Plays Santa Claus" will present the
play for the entertainment of their
younger brothers and sisters.
noon at 2 o'clock, with Christmas pro-
grams scheduled for the early after
noon at both schools.
Seventh grade students are spon-
soring the program to be held at the
high school building. The junior high
girls chorus will provide Christmas
music and the high school speech
class will present the play wildcat
Willie Plays Santa Claus" After the
play football Coach Pete Schmidt will
present letters to the members of the
high school football team, which won
the Northwest Conference Champion
ship this fall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20
Automatic Cleaning Equipment Is Feature
OF New Dairy At PlainvieW Farm

A dairy barn which can be cleaned
of all waste material in Is minutes is
the major feature of new addition
recently completed at Plain View
Farms, east of 8luffton on Route 103.
Waste is received on a continuous
belt at the rear of the stanchions and
carried to the east end of the barn.
Room has been provided there for
manure spreaders to be pulled under
the belt, loaded and driven directly
into the fields.
Twenty new stanchions, five box
stalls and three calf pens are in
cluded in the 116 foot concrete block
structure at the front of the old
barn. Plain View now has 42 stanch-
ions and nine box stalls in their new
and old barns, according to owner
Luther Grieser. a
Each box stall contains its own
drinking fountain and feed can be
thrown into the stalls from a center
aisle. Fresh air is assured by series
'of ducts and fans arranged so that
air is continually circulated through
out the barn.
Approximately 10 to IL thousand
gallons of water daily are disposed of
through the pumping system located
at the modern processing plant. This
waste disposal system is one of six
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20

mas party with a 25c gift exchange.
Nurses Hold Gift Exchange
The annual Christmas party of the
Bluffton Community hospital staff
and personnel was held in the nurses
dining room Thursday evening at 1880
D. m. After listening to Christmas
carols devotions were given by Mrs.
Ethel Edinger. Mrs. Geneva Rammei
followed by conducting a Christmas
workshop. This was followed by a
visit from Saint Nick and gift ex-
change.
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mary Ann Herr, Eleanor
Burkhart, Grace Augsburger, Doro-
thy Balmer, Edith Reeder, Elvina
Heldman, Betty Cookson, Emma Lug
inbuhl, Mabel Cool, Clara Lora, Ce-
lesta Amstutz, Anneliese Sutter,
Leona Weiss, Geraldine Diller, Jennie
Nusbaum, Ethel Edinger, Jean Suter,
Clarabeth Bixel, Betty Sommers,
Margie Crops, Mailyn Crops, Stella
Huber, Janice McCune, Elizabeth
Zimmerly, Ella Dillman, Sophia Augs-
burger, Ruth Huber, LaDonna Shook,
Lois Stamm, Bernice Riser, Sylvia
Biederman, Hilda Bixel, Virginia
Augsburger, Marcene Spangler, Edith
Ransbottom, Marcele Moser, Geneva
Rammel and Ada Gierman.
Martin Luther Bible Class
The Martin Luther Bible class will
meet Thursday evening, December n
at 500 p. m. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Deitler. Eula Fett will
have the topic.
Dorcas Circle
The Dorcas circle of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday evening,
the goth, with Mrs. Grace Longsdorf
of South Lawn avenue at 500 p. m,
Program leader, Mrs. Evelyn Bowyer;
devotions, Mrs. Frank Dray.
Happy Gardeners All
Our Christmas meeting was held
last Wednesday evening at Bryan
Basinger's home. There were 8 MEM
bers and visitors present. Three of
the members gave reports on Christ
mas trees, flowers and customs. Oliver
Zimmerman showed three Christmas
films. After a short business meet
ing, we played several games and
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20
Is Beaverdam High
Students Named
On Honor Roll

Sixteen students were listed on
the Beaverdam high school Scholas-
tic Honor Roll, announced this week
by John F. Cindric, superintendent.
The Honor Roll is for achievements
during the second six-week grading
period at the school.
Those earning the honor in the
Senior class were Patty Lewis, Bar
bara Manahan and Gerald Mcdowell;
in the Junior class, Sandra Amstutz,
Pat Marquart, Gloria Smith and Bob
Wells; Sophomore class, Donna Herr,
and Freshman class, Gary Herr and
Karen Hutchinson.
Honor students in the eighth grade
were Carole Reichenbach and Melin-
da Marshall; seventh grade, Bill
Bassitt, Linda Carter, Howard Eek
enwiler and Jackie Eckenwiler.
Fifteen others were listed for hon
orable mention. They are as follows:
Senior class-Sandra Bassitt, Bern
ard Younkman; Junior class-Nancy
Baker and Elaine Basinger; Sopho-
more class-Judy Bowers and Sher-
rill Burkholder; Freshman class
Phyllis Coil, Gaylee Hochstettler, Rita
Palte and David Ream.
Eighth grade-Barbara Simon and
David Jacobs; seventh grade-Betty
Rachlin, Roger Schick and Dennis
Smith.
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WALKING BLOOD BANK
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not be limited to persons already hos
pitalized. This out-patient work is ex-
pected to form the major part of
Mr.. Vercler's duties. Persons former
ly referred to Findlay and Lima by
local doctors can now receive their
examinations at the local hospital
Mr.. Vercler's work will include
making these tests but he does not
issue diagnoses. He reports the re-
suits of these tests to the doctor and
the patients regular doctor will e.
valuate these tests to find out what
treatment is needed.
Blood sugar tests will be offered
regularly on Tuesdays and Fridays,
says Mr.. vercler. Although they will
be available at any time. he hopes
to concentrate his work on these
tests on those two days.
The new laboratory. located at the
southeast end of the hospital base
ment. contains a modern testing
room, an office, bedroom and
waiting room. Mr.. Vercler. who is
registered medical technologist, has
just completed nine and half years
work in. that field in Bloomington.
Illinois.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20

mond Daniels, who is also vice-presi-
dent of the United Church Women;
Mrs. Ropp Triplett; Mrs. Joe Fisher;
Mrs. Carl Derringer,, Mr.. Roy Rog-
ers, Mrs. Don Reams and Miss AL
mira Moser.
The membership committee under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Naomi ver-
cler, includes Mrs. Eugene Benroth,
Mrs. Ralph Diller, Mrs. Don Martz,
Mrs. VIM. Edwards, Mrs. Harley
Augsburger and Mrs. Ralph Sousley.
Project committee members, under
Mrs. George Linden, are Mrs. Fran
els Reichenbach, Mrs. Byron Herr
ing, Mrs. Orville Basinger, Mrs. T.
j. Wilson, Mrs. Wilford Gratz, Mrs.
Nelson Steiner.
Mrs. Wilford Geiger is in charge
of the nominating committee COM
posed of Mrs. Richard Lewis, Mrs.
j. S. Steiner, Mrs. Dean Niswander,
Mrs. Maurice Fett, Mrs. Arthur Am
stutz and Mrs. Richard Core.
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Pleasant Hill

Rodney Jennings arrived from
Texas Sunday afternoon at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Jennings, to spend several weeks with
them.
The Christmas program will be held
next Sunday evening at Pleasant Hill
church.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bell
Sunday, there to honor the 82nd birth
day of Mr.. Orton Stratton, were MIR.
and Mrs. Roger Bell ad family of
Findlay, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conley
and daughter of Ada, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Stratton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
sStratton and children and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stratton and children.
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Huber are the
parents of a new baby son born
Thursday at Lima Memorial hospital.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Reichenbach
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Verl Reichenbach and family.
They attended the operetta of the
first. four grades staged Tuesday
evening at the Rawson school where
their daughter, Esther, is teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stratton and
children were supper guests Tuesday
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Basinger.
. The new address of Pvt. William
Don Oates is: U. S. 52397716, Military
Intelligence Service, 513 M. I. Soc.
Grp., APO 757, New York, N. Y.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20

The Northwestern Optometric So
ciety held its annual Christmas party
recently at the new home of DR..
Gordon Bixel, local optometrist, and
Mrs. Bixel on South Main street.
DR.. Bixel presided at the installa-
ton of officers for the coming year.
DR.. Richard Stang, Bellefontaine,
zone governor; DR.. E. M. Conner, st.
Marys, lieutenant governor, and DR..
John Haehn, Wapakoneta, secretary
and treasurer. ~
Those present for the occasion were
DR.. and Mrs. E. M. Connor, St.
Marys; DIR. and Mrs. M. D. Bair,
Findlay; DR.. Wilson Staples, Ottawa;
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Schmidt, Lima;
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20
RECORD MAIL
Continued from page ID

cellations made at the office are
thousands of pieces of metered mail
coming from The Triplett Electrical
Instrument company, The Ex-Cell-O
corporation, and Bluffton college.
Whereas the post office meter showed
1920 cancellations Monday, Mr..
Stearns estimated nearly another
5000 pieces of metered and precan-
celled mail were handled.
Assisting the regular staff of
carriers are Dale Dickey, Bluffton
college instructor, and Harry Bognar,
college student. On the rural routes
in addition to the regular carriers,
Ed Chamberlain and Cleo r. Diller,
the regular substitutes, are assisting.
The Blufftons post office is also a
distribution center for Arlington,
Jenera and Mount Blanchard.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20
FORMER BLUFFTONITE
Continued from page u

NSoitliiOCo 1lOlll PQ5C ~
theater. He left The Times in 1856
to retire, but came out of retirement
to work for The Mergenthaler COM
pany.
He is married to the former
Margaret Williams of Washington, D.
c., and they have three children,
Margaret, Russell Jr., and an older
son, Stephen, who is married and
living in Illinois. His stepfather, Ro-
bert Preston, lives at Inverness.
Bluffton's attention was called to
his presence on the missing airliner
by copy of the st. Petersburg
Times which Fred Gratz, former
Bluffton clothing merchant, now win
tering in st. Petersburg, sent to M.
M. "Dode" Murray.
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DR.. and Mrs. Gordon BixeI Entertain
OptOmetric Society At Christmas Party

sF4
Dr. and Mrs. E. T. Holdgreve, Ken
ton; DR.. and Mrs. Tom Martin. Ada;
DR.. and Mrs. John Haehn, Wapak-
oneta; DR.. and Mrs. R. Ralph Furrow,
Lima; DR.. and Mrs. Richard Stang,
Bellefontaine;;' Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan
Gagnon, Lima; Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Daniels, Lima; and the host and
hostess.
Following refreshments which the
Bixels served in their inimitable style,
the group left feeling that 1T was
not only an honor but also an obliga-
ton to carry .on improved methods
for the betterment of vision" as DR..
Bixel expressed it in his Introductory
speech.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20

In Ohio at this time and is the only
one in the immediate area.
Water which has been used in the
plant is piped to storage tank and
from there is carried over the farm
by series of permanent pipes.
Movable pipes in the fields make it
possible to spray the effluent. over
the entire area instead of soaking one
spot.
Grieser reports that fields which
were sprayed this summer have a
much deeper topsoil and the grass in
these fields remains rich and green
far longer than the surrounding fields.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-12-20
Richland Grange

Richland Grange
Richland Grange will have its
Christmas program, December 26 at
500 D. m. There will be a 25c gift
exchange for everyone. Please mark
your gifts. Members are to bring
either pop corn, apples or candy.
Beaverdam P. I. A.
A Christmas program will be given
by the grade pupils at the December
90 p. T. A. meeting to be held at
500 D. m. Devotions will be given
by the Rev. VIM. ]. Hannum, pastor
of the Bluffton-Rockport Presbyter-
ian churches.
Black School Party
A potluek community Christmas
party will be held at Black School
Saturday, December % at $50 p. m,
Bring 25c Christmas exchange and
own table service. Everyone welcome.
%fkN*
Farewell Party s =
The eighth grade girls had fare
well surprise party for Kathy Traucht
at the home of Mary Irene Smucker
on Friday evening. Hostesses for the
carry-in meal were Janis Gable, Jana
Steiner, Jacqueline Tschantz and
Mary Irene Smucker. The girls ar
rived at 500 p. m. and fifteen min
utes later when Kathy arrived she
had a pleasant surprise. Janet
Yoakum, Nancy Zeissler and Jacque-
line Tschantz had charge of the
games. A farewell gift was presented
to Kathy. Attending the party in ad-
dition to the hostesses and the honor
ed guest were: Sally Schaaf, Carol
Jordan, Carol Devier, Janis Gable,
Nancy Zeissler, Nancy Eikenberry,
Nicky Bowers, Janet Yoakum, Irene
Basinger, Karen Basinger, Joyce Zim-
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Society and Clubs

merman, Patty Stewart, Carol
Schmidt, Linda Somners, ! Anita.
Huber and Louise Core.
Past Matrons & Patrons
: The 1864 Past Matrons and Patrons
of District s, o. E. S. with their
husbands and wives, gathered in the
home. of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Huser
Sunday evening for pot luck supper.
During the social hours. the mystery
sisters were revealed and gift ex
change followed. Present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Sadler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Scott, Delphos; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Hager, Lafayette; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mckinley, Spencer
Vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Krouse,
Columbus Grove; Mr.. and Mrs. Onie
Wilson, Leipsic; Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing
Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin My
ers, Kalida; Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Gal
lagher, Paulding; Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Earrell and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Miller, Van Vert and the host and
hostess.
Troop No. 122
Last week, we devoted our entire
meeting to the making of Christmas
window decorations. On Tuesday we
took Christmas table centerpieces to
the Memorial home and had supper
there. We sang carols for them. At
our regular meeting on Wednesday,
we made candles for Christmas gifts
to our parents.
Troops Nos. 1873 and 189
At our meeting last week we held
our usual business meeting and made
favors and learned how to make gift
tags from old Christmas cards. We
invested Carol Cox and sang carols.
This week we will have our Christ
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24
1hurch News
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH OF CLARIDON NEWS

FIhSI JONOHEGAIION
CHURCH OF CLARIDON NEWS
Mrs. Clifford Babcock, and
Mrs. Osborne Grove represen-
ted our church this past week at
the Work Shop Meeting" of the.
Department of Women's Work
of the Ohio Congregational Con-
ference the meeting was held
at Lebanon, Ohio.
Last Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Loretta Holmes, the president
of the Congregation and the
minister represented our church
at the dedication services at the
Troy Congregational church.
At the morning worship SER
vice last Sunday morning, Mrs.
Osborne Grove, and Mr.. James
Wilmot spoke of the work of the
state conference a special Of
fering was received for this
work.
On Thursday, May "a, the Va
cation church school staff will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ray
Grafton. Miss Bertha Juell of
the State Conference Staff will
be the evening speaker.
Sunday, May q
Rededication Sunday
1000 Special Rededication
Service in our Church School
HOO. The Morning Worship
Service, the minister will speak
on the theme, Retrospect and
Prospect"
800 The Formal Service of
Rededication the afternoon
speaker is Reverend Lewis Gil
bert, Associate Minister of the
Ohio congregational Conference.
Traditional Memorial Day Ser
vices will be held at the
church on Wednesday, May 30:
the minister will be the spaker.
The MONDAY dinner will be SER
we'd by members of the Wo-
mems Fellowship.
4
Sunday, June
The Sacrament of the Lord S
Supper will be observed and new
members received into the fell
lowShip of the church. In the
evening the minister will be
preaching the Baccalaureate SER
mon at Chardon High School.
Monday, June 4
The church deaconS and dea-
coneSSes meet at the home Of
Mr.. Hubert Starr.
Sunday, June 10
"Children'S Day.
June 18 to % Vacation Church
School, co-directors: Mrs. Ray
Grafton, Mrs. Francis Vaccari-
clio.
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dress of daffodil yellow and car
ried a basket of flowers from
which she scattered petals in
the isle.
Ring bearer, Daniel Snow,
nephew of the bride, carried the
rings on satin pillow.
Richard Brogie, a cousin of
the groom was best man and
ushers were Douglas Boss, Ho-
ward Richardson, Robert Snow
and Robert Sojka.
Mrs. Jones wore a dress of
blue lace nylon over taffeta with
white accessories and tn e
grooms mother wore blue n.y.
Ion with blue accessories.
They both wore corSages OF
white carnations.
Two hundred and fifty guests
ATTENDED the wedding service and
at 7 pm. a reception was held
at K of P hall, Chesterland, for
three nundreQ guests.
The bridal table was decorated
with white flowers and candles
At another table was a beautiful
three-tiered wedding cake trim
med with pink roses, also a large
punch bowl. Mrs. Mary Ciechan-
ski served the cake and Mary
Sojak, Evelyn Sojka and Agnes
Sojka presided at the punch
bowl. Other delicious refresh,
ments were served by the K of P
Sisters, Mrs. Roberta Snow haC
charge Of the guest book.
The bride attended Chardor
high school and was graduated
in 1855. She is employed in the
office at Snapout Forms.
Mr.. Sojka was graduated from
Chester high school in 1850 and
served in the army two years
and served in Alaska Is months
He is a plaSterer by trade.
They are on a weeks trip in
the south and will reside near
Aquilla road, Chardon.
Going away, Mrs. Sojka wore a
suit of navy blue linen with
white accessories and a corSage
of white and red carnations.
Out-of-toWn guests from Blu,
cyrus, wooster, Cleveland, Lynd,
hurst, Maple Hts, Bedford Hts.
Beal, Wickliffe, Windsor, Euclid
Orville, Painesville, Novelty and
! CheSterland
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24

Marion Kay Jones, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Percy L. Jones,
106 Moffett Ave, Chardon, and
James A Sojka, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Yaro Sojka, Mulberry Rd.,
Chesterland, were married at
the Pilgrim Christian Church,
Chardon, at 4::30 in the after
noon Of May 10.
At the altar of the church,
decorated with two large vases
of white flowers and burning
taperS, The Reverend Edward
w. Kuehnel, pastor of FoWlers
Mill Community Church, officia-
ted at the service.
Mrs. Linda Mitchell, at the
organ, played for Mrs. Ann
DoreSan when she sang Il Love
You Truly, " Because" and 20,
Promise Me-" Mrs. Mitchell also
played soft organ music during
the ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chose a gown OF
full length French nylon lace
worn over satin, styled with Pc.
ter Pan collar trimmed with
small pearls and mother-of-pearl
sequins. The full skirt fell from
the waist in eight pyramids o1
lace ruffles.
A queens crown of small
pearls and sequins, held in place
a French illusion, hand rolled
veil. The flowers carried by thc
bride were a cascade of white
roses and StephonitiS. She wore
lavaliere chain necklace with
three diamonds which was Worr
by her mother when she was
married and also by her Older
sisters at their weddings.
The maid-Of-honor and foul
bridesmaids gowns were ident
ical in style and were embroid
cred with tiny white flowers or
pastel shades of nylon.
Miss Mary McMaster, maid
of-honor, wore daffodil yellow
The bridesmaids, Geraldine So
jka, wore baby pink, Mrs. Ho
ward Richardson, powder blue
Mrs. Robert Snow, pale orchid
Miss Georgia Jones, nile green
They carried corsages of white
carnations with ribbon StreamerS
to mach their gowns.
Linda Richardson, niece of the
bride and flower girl wore q
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24

st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Chardon, was the scene of the
marriage Saturday Morning,
May 10, at 9 o'clock of Beverly
Jean Andolsek, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Edward Andolsek,
Hartsgrove, and william Ro-
bert Spear, son of the william
j. Spears, Chardon.
Father James Walsh, pastor
of that church sang the High
Mass and Father Jerome sang
Ave Maria" and "Panis Ang
eliceeS." In closing the mass
he sang Mother At Your Feet
I'm Kneeling," while the bride
placed a special bouquet of white
carnations on Our Lady'S Altar
Mrs. william Eardley played the
organ.
For her wedding the bride was
dressed in a gown fashioned in
princess fines and emblliShd
with imported Alencon lace with
softly tucked nylOn forming the
sleeves and ending in a sweeping
train. She carried a spray Of
white carnations centered with
a white orchid
AS matron of honor, Mrs. John
Watson wore an aqua nylon tulle
dress with matching pillbox hat
Three bridesmaids, cousins of
the bride, wore coral nylon tulle
gowns with matching pillboX
hats and short tulle wells. All
carried bouquets of white car
nations tied with ribbons to
match their dresses.
Shirley Spear, sister of the
groom, as flower girl wore an
aqua taffeta dress, in the same
shade as that worn by the ma.
tron of honor. On her head she
wore an aqua tiara of forget
me-notS with tulle veil. Ring
bearer was Rickie AndolSek,
nephew of the bride.
Best man was Ronald Krejci
and uSherS were Larry Spear,
brother of the groom. John Wat
son and Wilson Smith Jr.
Dinner for thirty guests was
served at the Andolsek home in
HartSgrove with an evening re-
ception at Hambden Grange hall
for three hundred guests from
Chardon, Canton, Ashtabu a ,
Geneva, Orwell, Hartsgrove and
Cleveland.
Mrs. Spear was graduated
from Grand Valley high school
and has been employed in the Of
flee of the Chardon Rubber Co.,
while the bridegroom was grad
uated from Chardon high school
and is employed with his father
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Auburn
By Lillian Richards
Telephone 5-7111

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son were hosts on Sunday to
their two daughters and famil-
les, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruch-
ard and sons of Chardon, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Andrews of
Cleveland.
Mr.. Fred Seagel of Cleveland
heights and several of his
friends also from there, were
out to his summer cottage for
the day, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Riechart
were hosts on Thursday to Mrs.
Riechart, mother of Mr.. RE
chart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beatie of May
field Heights spent Saturday and
Sunday at their home in the
village. While they were there
they We're visited by their daugh-
tr and Son-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Hills.
Mrs. Harley Richards and
daughter Renee spent Saturday
at Geauga Lake Park with her
mother and sisters. On Sunday
they celebrated Mrs. Richard S
birthday with a dinner at the
home Of Mrs. ReSSa Pitts in
NeWbury, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards were
hosts on Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs
Stokes of Cleveand, and Mr.
Trev. Richards of Wickcliffe.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24

at Spear Packard Agency and
Spears Meat Market
The newly weds will return at
the end of the week from a trip
to New York City and for the
present time will reside at the
Spear home on Standardization
Road.
For the marriage of her
daughter, Mrs. Andolsek chose
a grey silk taffeta dress and
wore white accessories, while
Mrs. Spear wore a WedgWood
blue satin dress with white &C
cessories. Both had corsages of
white orchids.
Both grandmothers Of the
groom, Mrs. Mary Davies of
PaineSville and Mrs. Worthy
Spear wore white carnation cor
! sages.