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

lAdli beDout, Wdlter MONITOR
Sperry rd garage addition;
Ralph Smith, Mulberry rd =
house; Ronald Leonetti, Mulber-
ry rd. house; Erwin Brown,
sign on Chillicothe rd.; Joe
Klouda, signs on Opalacka DR..
and Chillicothe rd.; Frank Swog
er, Post Office building and
business on Chillicothe Rd.;
Frank Swogger, signs on Chill
licothe Rd.; Michael Roth, Ward
Dr., porch addition; Carl Bre-
Zina, Sharp Lane house; Pearl
Riley of Burton, Wilson Mills
Rd. construction of two gar
ages.
Classes Hear Cleveland Or
chestra
Two fifth and two sixth grade
classes, comprising about $50
pupils attended the Children's S
Concert by the Cleveland Or
chestra at Severance Hall, on
Tuesday Jan. II. This concert
was conducted by Rudolph Ring
wald. The children were chap
eroned by their teachers; Mr..
Elder Boytar and Mr. Wayne Hos
mer, 9th Grade; Mrs. Charlotte
DeLong, and Delbert Boytar, 5th
grade. Others in the group were
Mr.. Parmelee, Mr.. Jackson.
and Mrs. Helen DeVoe, other
teachers of West Geauga. One
5th and one 9th grade later
went to the historical museum
The others explored the Cleve-
land Art Museum.
Welcome Wagon News
The Chesterland Welcome Wa
gon Club was held Monday
night Jan. 16 in the kindergar-
ten room at Chester school. At
the business meeting the follow
Ing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert Lease, Vice
President, Mrs. Fred Allin, Sec
retary, Mrs. Richard Halver-
Stadt, Treasurer, Mrs. Stephen
Angel. Publicity chairman, Mrs
Carroll Crittenden. Knitting was
the main feature of the eve
ming. The next meeting will be
Monday night, Feb. 20, at the
same place.
Market Dinner
About 68 members of the Nor
tn East Ohio Market Association
attended their annual dinner
Monday at the K of P Hall. At
the business meeting, Lyle H.
Battles was reelected chair
man of the organization.
Chester Players
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stone are
holding a membership party
for the Chester Players at their
home on the 7th of February
at 8 pm. Anyone belonging to
the group or interested in join
ing the Chester Players will be
welcomed. For more information
call te Stones at PA 9-763O.
Clarence Battles Injured
AT Work
Mr.. Clarence Battles is re-
vovering from injuries suffered |
in a fall Tuesday. He was doing
finish work at a house on Route
A. Standing on a saw horse, he
evidently stepped too near the
end. This caused the saw horse
to kick up and throw Mr.. Bat
ties to the cement floor on his
back. He was unable to move
for a time. X-rayS taken re-
vealed no bones broken. He was
shook up inside, muscles bruis-
ed and sore all over. BY the end
of the week Mr.. Battles was
able to be about the house and
walk with a cane.
Farm Bureau Meeting
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry, Law
renee Battles, and Clay Eddy |
Jr. attended the regular Board |
meeting of the Geauga county |
Farm Bureau at Burton Mon
day night. Mrs. Sperry gave
resume of Women's committee
meetings and an account of wo-
mems activities during the past |
year. Lawrence Battles is the !
director from this district, Clay |
Eddy Jr. is one of the new
trustees; the other is Mrs. Raj
ph Kneale.
David 10th Ijured at School
David 10th, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. John 10th Jr. a 3rd grad |
pupil of West Geauga school,
was severely injure don Tues
day on the playground of the
Chester school. At afternoon re-
cess, he and others of his class |
were foot sliding down a steep |
grade with a fence at the bot
tom. David slid down and be-
fore he had a chance to get |
out of te Wqy because of the |
fence, another youngster behind |
him smashed into his shoulder.
He was not thought badly hurt,
but when getting ready to go |
home, David could not get his |
coat on. His mother was called, |
and the boy was taken, first to
DR.. Fowler of South Euclid, |
then to Huron Road hospital. |
X-rays were taken and his col
lar bond was found to be broken. |
He is getting along nicely but |
he will have tO wear the fip-