Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-03-22

DuTB gymnasium Oh apT1 u.
There will be round and square
dancing to the music of Char
lie Rayser's orchestra with Har-
ry Harvey calling the square
dances. Special guests of the
Grange will be the entrants in
the Bearded contest of the Char
don Maple Festival. There is to
be donation of one dollar per
person.
Next Monday, March 26 there
will be an informal meeting of
the Grange at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Al Hurshman. At this
time there will be the judging of
the Ladies's Apple Coffee Cake
Contest. All ladies are urged to
enter. The winner goes to the
county contest which will be in
June and the County winner
will compete at the State Fair.
Home Nursing Glass Completed
The Red Cross Home Nursing
koWSki and held in the Hunts
Glass taught by Mrs. Jean Shi-
burg Town Hall on Thursday
evening for the past six weeks
was completed last Thursday
evening. Mrs. Schikowski was
presented with a gift by the
group in appreciation of her
time given in presenting the
course.
Cub Pack 1872
Leaders of Cub Pack 1872 of.
Huntsburg have had two meet
ings during the past week in
preparation for reregistration of
the Pack. Mr.. Don TunStal and
Mr.. William Mehaffey, district
scout officials were present to
assist in the task. Mr. Harold
Cramer, principal of Hunts
burg school is to register as
Institutional Representative.
TWO new pack committeeman
will be Mr.. Anson Rhodes and
Mr. Raymond B. Warner. Mr..
Darrell E. Little and Mr.. Her.
bert Ward will reregister in
the same capacities.
The next pack leaders meet
ing will be held on Thursday,
March % at the home of Cub
master Abbott. At that meet
ing plans will be formulated
for the program for the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Fritsch
and son Alan and daughter Deb
orah Jean of Cleveland were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Fritsch' S
parents, Mr.. and Ms. Elmer
Williams.
Weekend guests in the Leo
nard Zoruba home were Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Gallagher, bro
ther and sister-in-law, of Mr..
Zoruba.
Mary DudinSky is home at
last after a nine week stay in
the hospital after an accident
'on the school ground. 1t is re-
ported that it will not be ad-
visable for her to return to her
classes in school this year. She
must also be very careful and
do nothing strenuous for the
next six months.
Timothy John Abbott, year
old son of Re. and Ms. Babo
Timothy John Abbott, year old
son of Rev. and Mrs. Abbott is
recovering from a double ear
Infection of last week. Timmy
had to have both ears lanced
and make four trips to the doc
tor for penicillin shots.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White had
as Sunday guests their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Klatka and family from
MunSon.
Ray Wager is recuperating in
st. Alexis in Cleveland werer
Ray Wager is recuperating in
st. Alexis hospital in Cleveland
where he was operated on last
week. He is reported to be
doing as we'll as can be expected
Mr.. Paul Johnson visited Mr..
Wager in the hospital on Sun
day.
Mr. Joe Hummel, Sr. is in
Women'S hospital at 103rd St.
and Chester in Cleveland. He
was taken on Sunday and oper-
ated on Tuesdaya morning at II
am. Cards and GREETINGS would
be greatly appreciated.
Elaine and Elizabeth Perry
were hostesseS to a group OF
their friends for dinner Sunday
friends for dinner Sunday. Guest
Guests at their dinner party in
cluded Mr.. Bob DomokoS; Phil
lip Kaszuk, Misses Virginia and
Jean Ceroky and Denis and Ro-
ger Abbott. In the afternoon the
young people went the the New
Lyme Baptist church where they
played a band number at a
young peoples rally.
| Misses Sandra Syora, Barbara
Buber, Marilyn Rhodes and Mrs
Marilyn Yeater have leading
parts in the Junior class play
at Middlefield high school to be