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

guests were Melvin McGannon,
Bob Dietz, Anne Brown, Barbara
Schikowski, Nancy. Hale, Nancy
Rhodes, Jim Aspinwall, Dolly
Buber, Sandy and Bob Sykora,
Betty Anne Kilko, John Kosch,
Lee Hurshman, Joyce Swontek,
and Craig Gernentz
Mrs. Willis Oliver our We'll
come Wagon hostess in this a.
rea, was one of the women re-
presenting Welcome Wagon at
the Grand Opening of WPVL,
Pnesville broadcasting station
on Sunday.
Huntsburg welcomes Mr.. and
Mrs. Wally Germentz who have
moved in the house next to Bill
Calais on Rt. 322. The Ger
mentz' are from East Cleveland,
The Germentz' have two child
dren, a boy 13 and girl 6.
Merry Texter, a student at
Ohio State University will be
graduating on June 9Th.
Saturday callers at the M L.
Texter home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Texter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Texter visited the Texters
on Sunday.
The United Church of Hunts
burg paid special tribute to mo-
theirs on her day last Sunday.
Plants were awarded the two
Oldest mothers, Mrs. Carol John
son and Mrs. Josie Millard, the
youngest mother, Mrs. Lucille
Walters, the mother having the
most children and the mother
who was farthest away from
home. Mrs. Agnes Van Der
Pool.
In place of the usual sermon,
Mr.. Johnson presented the con-
gregation with a special speaker
of the w. c. T. u, who spoke
briefly on the goals of her or
ganization.
The Ladies Aid of the United
Church Will again serve one of
those delicious dinners on Mem
orial Day. Turkey and trim
mingS are on the menu to be
served from 11:30 am. at the
church dining room. Bring the
whole family and "eat out" on
Memorial Day.
The HuntSburg Chapter of the
Women's Hospital Association
Auxiliary will meet on Mon
day May 81 at 800 pm. at the
school cafeteria. The ladies are
going to serve the July ban
quet at Huntsburg. So it's i'm
portant that all members at
tend to help plan this big af-
fair.
Cathleen Calkins of Cleveland
visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ElWin Adams this past
week end. Her brothers, Paul
and George CalkinS made their
First Holy Communion on Sun
day at st. Mary's Church.
The Huntsburg Cowhands All
Club met at the home of Melvin
McGannon on May 3. Main
discussion at the meeting con,
cerned entries in the State Fair
Mrs. Hal Clarke was honored
on Mothers Day with a visit
from all four of her daughters:
Mrs Maryellen Rose, Mrs. Hell
en- Sudyk, of Hntsburg; Mrs
Kaye Stuble of Windsor, ano
Miss Harriette Clarke of Kent
University. Harriette's fiancee
Mr. Robert Mccoy of Kent was
also present during this family
gathering.
The HuntSburg P. T. C.. helC
a meeting last Thursday at the
school cafeteria. Nominated fol
next years term of office are
the following: Geroge Truman
president, Edith First, vice-pres
ident, Margo Speck, secretary
and Betty Strong treasurer. The
ways and, means committee viii
be the same as last year. A
dance is tentatively being plan
ned to take place sometime dur
ing the summer. The P. T. C
will cater THE annual Huntsbure
alumni banquet again h i.
year. The committee for this
project are Mrs. Elizabeth AL
len, Mrs. Samuel Wade and Mrs
Paul Adams.
! Tentative date for the ban
quet is on June g. A motion was
passed at this meeting to spend
all but $1,000 of the treasury
money to purchase books fol
the school bibrary. Mrs. Eugene
Rose was selected to chairman
the activities which will involve
the 9th grade graduates on June
5.
= Bennett RAIDER celebrated hi:
9th birthday last Friday with
a party in his classroom a
school. Bennett served favors ts
all his classmates. "
Mr.. and Mrs. George Franz
and family visited at the Firs
Holy Communion celebration o.
their niece, Cathy Smith, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John E
Smith of Maple Heights on Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lains
and family made a Mothers
Day call on Mr. and Mrs. Sci
win Laing of PaineSville, anc
also Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Shaw
of East Claridon.
Raymond Laing will celeb
rate his 18th birthday on Friday
May l8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sykora anc
family called on Mrs. Anna Sy
kora in NeWbury on Mothers
Day
Mrs. Garrison Kleinshrot 0.
Troy called on Mrs. Mary Sy