Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-07
BY Victoria DietZ

We will start out with the new
comers in our community and
there are quite a few Of those.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John Lazar of
Cleveland have moved into the
Nanny Fendrick house. They are
going to run the Fendrick Con-
ceSsionS at the summer resort
that Nanny is putting up on his
property. The LaZar'S have three
children, Elain, 8; Andrew, 7;
and John, 4.
The community welcomes Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Arms of Chester
land who have moved in the
house on the corner of BundyS-
burg and Pioneer Roads. They
have three children, Elizabeth,
IA; Larry, 10 and Jack, 4
months.
Newcomers also are Mr.. and
dents in the old Light house on
Hunt Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Moore,
who have moved into the old
Demko home are also new par
ents to a baby boy who arrived
lust last week. The MooreS are
living in the apartment that the
Briningers used to occupy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Preisler
are the very happy parents OF
baby boy Jerry Lee who weighed
in at 7 pounds and l3 ounces on
Memorial Day at Corey HoSpi-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Myers are
the happy parents Of a baby
girl born to them last week.
The Myers are the new resi-
Mrs. Edward Boyer of Cleveland
who have purchased the Jacobs
house on 322.
tai.
Our Little League Braves
marched in the Annual kickoff
parade in ChardOn on Saturday
afternoon. Our Braves in the
place of honor are the noted
National League Champions for
| Lne year Vi 1900.
On Sunday the United Church
was bursting with Barnes as
this was the 33d annual Barnes
reunion. These are the descend
ents of Virgil D. Barnes. There
Youngest being Jennie Lee Gus
tis and the oldest being Jennie
McCalmt. Earle Barnes of Cal
ifornia was from the tarthest
distance. The secretary who was
selected to take over next years
duties is Jean Lincks ngrahm OF
CheSterland Everyone had a
very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElWin Adams en-
tertained Miss June Hoag at
their home on Sunday after
noon. This was somewhat of a
going away party for June as
she is leaving to go to Califr-
MIA on Monday for an indefin-
ite stay. Mrs. Adams and Miss
Hoag are former classmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Laing-
mire of Cleveland and children
were guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. ElWin Adams on Fri
day evening.
Cathleen CalknS is home to
stay for the summer. She will
attend Middlefield High School
in the fall.
Mrs. June Thruling has sent
out word that the circulating a
prom which has been going the
rounds in the community is sort
of lost. If you have seen 1t, will
you give it an extra push to fin
ish it up and send it on its
way.
Will divers dad, Mr.. H. H
Toll is seriously i'll in the hos
pital in Cleveland.
. The fourth and fifth grades in
our school recently went on a
field trip to the American Stee
and Wire Company in Cleveland
The trip was a very enjoyable
event to most of the children
especially the boys who enjoy
finding out how things are made
Jim Polomsky who was burnet
so badly in April was able Il
come along on the trip. Nlcl
Loza drove the bus. The chi!
dren were under the guidance o
Mrs. Lillian Anderson and Mrs
Evelyn Powell. Each child re
ceived a stainless steel dish a
a souvenir.
James Lemaster fell and In
iured his head at the schoc
last Friday. He was not abl
to attend his friend Sherwood
party on Saturday as his me
ther thought he should rest som
more.
Sherwood Stead was the har
py guest of honor at his hom
on Saturday when he had
group of his friends in for ic
cream, cake and all kinds
party goodies. The children Wer
classmates of Sher's, and are g
follows: Cathleen Ray, Mide
Nichols, Lucinda Sudyk, Conn
Burt. James and Jacques Diet
Denny and Nikki Frank, Ii
Beardsley, Larry Benline ar
Charlene Stead, the honore