Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-17
NEWS NOTES from MUNSON

community. The girls" thought
that the breakfast was very de-
licious, cause they didn't have
to prepare it.
League of Women Voters
Convention
Three ladies from the Wed
nesday Morning Unit are going
to Cincinnati, Ohio for a three
day State Convention of the
League of Women Voters on
May %, %, "a. The three ladies
who are going are Mrs. Edward
McGeough, Mrs. Arthur Keck,
and Mrs. Frank Carey. <.,.... ...,,
Birthday Party
Miss Donna Sheffield, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Sher-
field of Bean Road, was 7 years
old on May IL, and she celebra-
ted with a birthday party with a
few of her friends. Those who
were invited were Sandy EboSh,
Nancy Hawkins. jamie Jackson,
Louise Duncan, Durena, Daniels,
Janet Miller, Debra HeinrichS,
Debbie RideneouS, Marsha War
ner. Games were played and ice
cream, cake and punch was
served.
.Munson Volunteer Firemen's
Auxiliary
The Munson Volunteer Fire
mems Auxiliary are going to
have Calico Dance" on Sat-
urday, June 8, 1855, from 900
pm. to 1900 pm. at the Pine
way Trails, which is on Wilson
Mills Road, Munson Township,
about 312 miles from Chardon,
and miles from Route 306.
The original Five Kings will
play for the dancing. The price
will be $1.O0 in advance and
$1.25 at the door.
The fire trucks with a group
of ticket sellers will be out on
preceding weekends for door to
door sales. If you are missed
call anyone in the Auxiliary.
There will be door prizes and a
rattle. Sandwiches and coffee
and light refreshments are to
be sold. This dance is to get
our Volunteer Fire Department
in operation in the very near
future.
New Principal at Munson School
Mr.. Robert Hawkins, Jr., will
replace Mr.. George Ely as prin-
cipal of the Munson Local school
this fall. He has been teaching
in the Chardon Elementary
schools for the past 5 years.
Formally Mr.. Hawkins was a
Journeyman carpenter. He was
graduated from Mount Union
College, in Alliance, Ohio with
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Elementary Education, he plans
to begin work on this Masters
Degree this summer at Kent
State University. Mr.. Hawkins
resides on Bass Lake Road with
his wife Ruth and three children
MunsOn Mothers Club News
The last meeting of the Moth.
erS Club, till next fall, was held
on Monday, May IA, with a nice
size group attending.
The Club enjoyed Square Dan
cling, by the Mrs. Reif'S 4tf
grade class. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Howard Rich
ardson, Mrs. Robert Heinrich
Mrs. Ray Horton, Mrs. Nit
thias Havel, Mrs. Edgar Farley
Mrs. James Duncan. Bring rum
mage for the Spring Festival
to Mrs. James Nozar on Bass
Lake Rd., right across from the
new Munson School.
Mrs. Marge Davies visited
NeWbury School, and told the
advantage sof Consolidating with
their school.
The Mothers Club decided moi
to nave school picnic this
year, but will give refreshments
to the children on the last Thurs
day, Jun 7, school is out fol
the summer on June 8, Friday
The posters that the children
made for the Spring Festiva
were on display at the meeting
that to pick out the best" ones
of them all, was hard, so il
was decided to give each one
of the children a candy bar
for making a poster. The new
officers for the coming year are
president Ann Ponyik, vice-pres
ident Hazel Hazen, secretary
Evelyn Nahrstedt, treasurer
Betty Scheel. Mrs. Haas gave u:
a talk on Brownies and Cir
Scouts.
This and That
There was a chimney fire a
at the Reynolds store on May
field Road, on Monday, May IA
quick response from the Munsor
Volunteer Fire Department KEEP
it from becoming more than &
chimney fire., as the spark.
were flying out of the chirnney
quite fast. The fellows stayee
there till everything was undel
control.
Mrs. George Lanstrum, Bobby
George and Mr.. Robert Bodd,
drove To Hancock Marulnn