Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-10
by Victoria DietZ
East Claridon 6-677S

are VlSlIlllS tllS OI. bcN lIUioo AL
Clearwater, Florida this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Horvath |
are back in circulation again.
They've been in Florida and
parts South for 2 weeks.
The Little League ball game
on May 81 at Middlefield Field
between Middlefield and Hunts
burg will be a benefit game for
the PolomSky brotheS. All pro-
ceeds from the game and con-
ceSsions will go to the boys.
Richard was the catcher on the
championship team, the Hunts
burg Braves last year and James
was the catcher on the minor lea
que team. Both were good sports
and good ball players.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur First at
tended the Grange Rural Life
Sunday picnic in NeWbury last
Sunday. There will be a Grange
meeting next Monday at which
time Newbury will bring pro-
gram to our Grange Hall and be
guests of HuntSburg. Refresh
ments will be pot luck. being
brought by all who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur First
were guests of Mr., and Mrs
Clarence Pelton of Chesterland
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur First
were guests on Tuesday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Mapes
in LyndhurSt. This was a special
birthday celebration to honor
Mrs. First's 26th (???) birthday
Gene Rose attended a COVER
ming body Little League meeting
in Burton on Monday night
Deepest sympathies to Mrs
Vaughn Arnold and Mrs. Mel
vim Biethm whose sister, Mrs.
Helen Pearson passed away on
May End in AShtabula where she
lived since the first of the year.
Mrs. Pearson at one time lived
at the Vaughn ArnOld'S
The ladies of HuntSburg who
are members of st. Mary S
Church have been asked to be
on the baking committee for the
Blue Pike Dinner to be held at
the church on May 18th.
The late afternoon mail for
Huntsburg on Saturday was
slightly late. The driver and
truck met with a mishap at FoW-
ler'S Mills. The truck cab com.
pletely demolished. The mail
truck driver transferred to an.
other vehicle and continued on
his way.
The cub scouts of den no. 4 Of
Pack 1872 performed a specia
dedication ceremony for Arbol
Day at the Hunstburg Schoo
last week Those participating
in the ceremony we're: Jane!
DietZ, Joe Cramer, Sherwood
Stead and Larry Benline.
HuntSburg is an up and com
ing little town making progress
all the time. The Kojec's arr
about ready to start building
their cuStard stand which shoult
be in operation this summer.
Nanny Fendrich is still eXcav
atlng one Of the largest lakes il
this area. It's to be a publi
swimming place and will be opel
this summer. They are at Prince
ton and 322.
The graduation date at ou
school has been set for June
at the town hall. There will b
some 80 graduates, the largeS
HuntSburg has ever had.
The eighth grade is plannin
field day trip on May II. TIL
children will go into Cleveland
eat at CharkieS' and then tax
show in at the Playhouse.
The Cleveland Council of Boy
scouting is sponsoring a variet
show at the Arena on May 1915
This promises to be a big shoy
fit for all the family Bring tn
kiddies along and have fun.
Merry TeXter spent the week
end at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Textel
Merry is student at Ohio State
Harriette Clarke, Sophomor
at Kent College was chose
queen of the ball at the Sign
Alpha Epsilon fraternity dane
last Saturday.
James Kilko who has been bee
ridden for the past 2 months wit
rhumatic fever will celebrate hi
1lth birthday on May 8. He
appreciate cards of any kind.
Mr.. Harold Cramer was tn
honored guest at a birthda
dinner party at his home on Sal
urday evening, Besides his fam
lily, his guests were: Mr.. an
Mrs. Park Thurling, Jr., and MI
and Mrs. Stan Smontek.