Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-02-02

a baby several months old, her
father and mother and sister
The funeral was held at the
Russell funeral home in Mid.
dlefield on Saturday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Wolstencroft officiat
ing. Burial was in the East
Claridon cemetery. Our deep
est sympathy goes out to the
bereaved husband and family.
The Mothers club will enter,
tain the P.T.A. with a pot-luck
supper to be served at 6 pm
at the town hall on Saturday
Feb. IL. Potatoes, meat, coffee
and rolls will be furnished. The
hostesSes are Lena Pinzone
Freda Lumadue, Mary Smith
Violet Young and Marie Os
troSky. The school children viii
participate in the program. Ar
additional program will also be
given, the details of which are
not completed at this writing
James Evans is home from
the Navy on a fourteen day
leave His brother Edward who
has completed his two years
service in. the army arrived
from Japan recently.
We sincerely synnpathize with
Mr.. Tom Sandberg in the death
of his brother Bjor Sandberg
who died on Monday Jan. %
The funeral was held on Thurs.
day afternoon at the A. A. Bur.
man funeral home in Cleveland
Mr.. Bjor Sandberg had been
living for some time with his
brother here, since the. death OF
the latter'S wife several years
ago. He had not been in his
usual health for a time but was
apparently recovering. When he
did not arise at the usual time
on Monday morning, his brother
went to his room and found he
had died in his sleep.
Wick Adams, secretary-trea
surer of the Geauga County
Real Estate Board, attended
the dinner meeting of the Boarc
at HoSmer's Restaurant in Bur
ton on Tuesday evening, Jan
"a. Mr.. Adams reports that dur
ing the BUSINESS session it was
decided to change the time o.
the monty meetings from the
fourth Tuesday evening to the
first Tuesday evening of each
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Ire
terra were dinner guests or
Sunday of Mr.. and mrs. Ire
terra, Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Ginley in Bedford.
Mrs. Will Adams has return
ed home from a visit in Char
don with Mrs. Fred Pierce.
SilaS Tucker of Parkman who
died on Jan. 16 was a former
resident of East Claridon. His
father and mother, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Daniel Tucker, with theil
family lived here for some
time. Later after the family mo
we'd away. Silas lived with Mr.
and Mrs. Sheldon Chace, assist
ing Mr.. Chace with the farm
work.
A number of church Womer
met at the church on Tuesday
evening of last week and die
some necessary painting in the
dining room.
ElWin Evans has recovered
from an attack of pneumonia
and is back at his school dutie!
as custodian and short route bu.
driver. Robert Lurch, Superin
tendent drove the bus during
his absence.
The Junior class of the Sun
day school has been having al
attendance contest between thu
boys and girls. AS the boys wo1
the girls were required to fur
niSh the refreshments and en-
tertained them on Sunday after
noon at the home of their teach
er Miss June Evans who was as
sisted by Miss Betty Antene.
Miss Sally Slagle was at hom,
from Kent over the weekend
At the official board meetin,
of the church held Sunday after
noon, Ii was decided to hold {
preparatory class for churcl
membership beginning Feb. L
to and including March 18. Thi
class will meet each Sunda,
afternoon conducted by the pas
tor, Carl Johnson. While it i
especially intended for the youn
ger people, anyone who care
to come will be welcome. 1t wa
also voted to repair the from
doors and take estimates on re
roofing the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Shaw O
Cleveland were in town callinl
on friends on Friday and attend
ed the church supper. Anothe,
out of town guest at the Suppe,
was Mrs. F. w. Pierce of Char
don.