Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-01-26
NEWS from HUNTSBURG

family visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schultz in
Cleveland on Sunday afternoon.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Cramer were en-
tertained at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Boehlein.
Announcements
Mrs. Kaye Frank reports that
she has selected the following
women to help her on January
81 in the Mothers March on
Polio:
Mrs. Michael Horvath, Mrs.
William Gala, Mrs. Willis Oil
yer, Mrs. Leonard Connolly,
Mrs. Frank Zahler, Mrs. Vern
Lytle, Mrs. Paul Adams, Mrs.
Park Thurling, Mrs. George
Walters, Mrs. Willard Strong,
Mrs. Ross Brown, Mrs. Mary
Puski, Mrs. Mike Loza, Mrs.
Ed Perme, Mrs. Sylvia Streem,
Mrs. Ray Beardsley, Mrs. Will
fred French, Mrs. George Tru-
man, Mrs. John Sudyk and Mrs.
Stanely SWontek.
The Home Nursing course
will start at the toWnhall on
Thursday, January 26, at 800
pm Instructor Mrs. Jeanne
Schikowski says you still have
time to enroll in this class.
These will be run for 2 hours
each Thursday for a period Of
6 weeks.
Basic training for all SCOuterS
in the Geauga Southern district
is being held at Windsor school
every Thursday for 6 weeks.
Glasses start at 800 sharp un--
til 1000 pm. Anyone interested
in the scouting program is cor
daily invited to attend Attend
ing from Huntsburg for the first
session were: Mr.. Eugene Abb
bOtt, cubmaSter, Pack 1872, Mrs
Mary Sykora, Mrs. PhilliS Lit
tie and Mrs. Victoria Dietz, den
mothers, Pack 1872
On Wednesday evening last
week. Mrs Joyce Adams and
Mrs. Victoria Dietz represented
Cub Scout pack 1872 at the mon
thly round table meeting Of the
Boy Scouts of America for the
Geauga Southern District.
The Huntsburg Chapter Of the
WOmen's Auxiliary Of the Ge-
auga WOmen'S hospital asSOCia-
ton held their monthly meeting
at the school cafeteria last Mon
day,
AS a money making project,
Mrs. Elizabeth Allen was asked
to make an apron to circulate in
the township. This is one of
those "AmbitiOus Aprons" on
which you sew a patch Under
the patch you place money e.
quai to your age and write
your name and a guess at the
amount the apron will have ga
thered when it is all patched"
up. The person guessing closest
to the final amount is awarded
the apron.
It was also announced at this
meeting that Huntsburg and Mi
Middlefield will be cO-hOSteSSeS
at the annual County banquet
in July.
Refreshments were served by
the refreShment committee.
On and Off the Sick List
On Monday Clipper Rose had
8 stitches from his knee Chip
per fell and cut his knee on the
school lgroundS last Monday,
Johnny Loza has been ailing
for a week with measles.
His uncle Nick Loza is clean
ing up loose ends before he en-
ters the hospital for surgery
sometime in February.
The George Frank kids have
been going round and round
with the flu at their house.
The Harry Stanton's have
been having a time this win
ter, too. There was hardly
day last week that they weren't
doctoring one or the other.
Mrs. Daniel Nicholas has been
trying to get rid of a cold for 3
weeks now. It's free for the ask
ing, Marge says.
Norma Hunts has been treat
ing a real bad sore throat for a
couple Of weeks. Her husband
Everette has been very i'll and
spent some time in Huron road
hospital. He's home now and on
the way to recovery. Their II
year old son has had to do the
bulk of the farm chores during
dads absenSe.
United Church News
wen, the big surprise has fin
ally been made public. During
the worship service at the
Huntsburg United Church last
Sunday; Mr.. Glenn Beardsley
came up to make an announce
ment. The church has long need
ed a permanent minister and Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Beardsley have