Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14

bliss of Shaker Heights were
Sunday guests of the John Sud
yk's when they entertained with
a picnic in their back yard.
Harriette Clarke is home for
a short spell before going back
to her studies at Kent Univer-
sity, where she will resume a
summer course in Education.
The lady teachers of the Hunts
burg school all met at the Bur-
ton tea room last Friday where
they honored Mrs. Evelyn Pow
ell, Mrs. Grace Splitstone and
Mrs. Royale Brown, who are
resigning from the Huntsburg
school system this year,
On Memorial day Mrs. Margo
Speck and sons and her father
Mr.. Seth Hopkins visited at
the home of J. Dolazal in Park
man. On May 20 the w. w.
Moore family from EustiS, Fla,
visited at the Hopkins-Speck
home.
Phillis Schorob has started
the season off with a bang al
ready. Phillis fell off of her
horse Bugs" and injured her
right arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams
entertained quite number Of
people on Sunday at their home.
Some of their guests were: Mrs.
Tine Ware of Clyde, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Roberts and fam
lily of Helena, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
win Adams of Huntsburg, and
Mrs. Mary KaminSki and daugh-
ter Joanne of Windsor.
Mrs. Dorothy Dietz of Willow
lex came to Huntsburg to see
her grandson Bob Dietz grad
uate from HuntSburg school. She
became so enamored over the
climate that she decided to stay
a week. Furthermore she got
free run of the kitchen at the
Dietz house. And what a relief
to some of MONS cooking for
a change.
There was a grange meeting
on Monday at the town hall.
Most of the time was spent
practicing the degree work
which will be put on at Mont
vile on Wednesday evening.
Some suggestion was made to
have a strawberry festival. A
report will be made at the next
meeting to see whether there
are any strawberries to be had.
Patty Schikowski spent a few
days with her grand parents
last week, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Cramer of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.C. Dolezal and
daughter, Linda, of Parkman
enjoyed a picnic dinner at the
, home of Seth Hopkins and Mrs.
, Margo Speck. This was in keep
,, ing with the birthday celebra-
+ tion of Linda, who was II years
: old on that day.
, There is still time to enroll
r your child in the remedial read
ing course at the HuntSburg
, school. Glasses will start on June
, Is and they will be held for
one hour sessions at the school.
School is out for the summer
months and 1 guess there are
y A few parents that are very
: glad of the change of rou-
tine. We had the weather on the
q cooliSh side though, so the chill
= dren didn't have the hot sum-
:, mer to finish up the term. Bi-
bic school started this week at
~ school and the enrolment was
, excellent. The children all came
, home with all the enthusiasm of
=, a happily, Well run system. Let S
do this every year! Each child
will have finished a project at
the end of the two weeks period,
!, and will be much richer in the
= words of the Bible. Amen!
= The Cub Scouts pack leaders
:, will met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arson Rhodes on
Thursday, June 81. This is a
:, correction on the date which
- was previously printed la t
Il week.
= Also there will be a round ta-
\ BILE of all scout leaders in the
- county on June 20. The meet
ing place is not yet known, but
, If you wish to attend, contact
- your scoutmaster or your cub
= master and they will have the
" information for you.
! The Cramer'S will be going to
- Florida for a few weeks for the
g g summer, so if you wish to strai-
- ghten up any school affairs with
=, Mr.. Cramer be sure to see him
y this week. He will be at the
/ school for you convenience.