Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-11
and Ashta bula County.


NeWbury Volunteer Fire Depart
ment and include these, boys,
Larry Carpenter, Louis Hogye,
Eugene Martel and his brother,
and Tom Teets.
About rs parents of the New
bury School first graders atten-
ded the tea that was held at the
NeWbury School Home &c. room
on Tuesday evening, october 2.
1t was for the purpose of meet
ing Mrs. Clarey the first grade
teacher. She gave us the new
way of teaching and all the par
ents enjoyed themselves very
much. We even played the
games that she is teaching. II
was sponsored by the Newbury
Pre-School parents. Mrs. Ger
trude Prots, the elementary
principal was supposed to be
there but she had to go to school
herself.
The bake sale that was held
recently by the Newbury Cub
Scouts was huge success and
they all wish to thank all the
| people that baked and bought
from them for helping to make
it such a success.
Birthday greetings are in or.
der for Charles Evans who ce.
lebrated his 18th birthday or
September 81, and also his faith
er, who celebrated his birthday
on September 20.
The American Legion Auxili
ary will hold their next meet
ing on October 16 at the Legior
Hall and they will try to star
promptly at 8 pm. All you la
dies should try to attend.
St. Helen's Guild held theil
monthly meeting on October 2
and they had a fair attendance
and due to the fact that tht
hostess had to work that even
ing, there was no refreshment
served. Oh, well, next month
will be different, 1 hope. The!
discussed the plans for the com
ing Fall Festival that will b,
held ON November 4 at ST
Helen's Church.
Mrs. Joseph Yuranko is recu
perating nicely at home afte
she dropped log on her foot
1t is still painful.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Oakfor,
and family visited at the hom
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hovey AM
also at the home of Mrs. Loui
Greve of Parma recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Jordanel
along with Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence Havlicek has just returned
from a four day fishing trip t.
TheSallon, Canada. 1t is abou
60 miles from Sault Ste. Marie
They all enjoyed themselve
very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Penick;
proudly announces the birth O
their second son, who was borl
on October l at st. Lukes Hos
pital. The baby weighed 8 lbs
3 ounces at birth and has bee
named Richard Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jicha ha
added an addition to their fam
lily, namely a baby boy born a
Cory Hospital on September %
The baby weighed 8 lbs. 6 our
ceS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mirag
liza announce the birth of thei
second son, who was born o.
September % at Cory Hospital
weighing 5 lbs. II ounces, an
they have named him Benedic
John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bizyak ar
nounce the birth of their neN
son who was born at st. Luke
Hospital on October f., and tn
little fella weighed in at 7 lbs
9 ounces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marco
were hosts to Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Waltman on October 3
The Marecz'S live in East Cleve
land.
Have you met all the ney
people who have moved int
Newbury recently? They ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Humph
rey with their three children
Bruce age 5, Denis age 8, an
Karen age 7, They reside i
Pekin Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hum
phrey are also new people il
Newbury. They live in Dee
Lake Trailer Park and the
have three children who ar
Kenny age 7, LaDaWn age Il
and Marcine age 10. They ar
originally from California.
Mr.. and Mrsl James Gardne
are living in their new hom
on Bell Rd. They are from
Chagrin Falls and she is orr
ginally from West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finis Duncan
along with their three children
are also new residents. The,
are from Mayfield Heights am
live on Bell Rd. Their children
are Tommy age 6, Sherri age
and Nancy age 2. Mr.. Duncan
works at Tapco Products.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ander
son have moved into their hom
on Fullertown Rd., and thei
family includes Billy age 7, AM
Douglas age 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Deise, VIII
has partnership in Quail an,
Deise, have moved into thei
new home on Route "A.