Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-11
N{NEWS from HUNTSBURG

need for the IA mill health levy |
which will be on the ballot this |
coming election. The Health de-
partment in our county is not
only financially embarrassed,
but is absolutely broke. Support
the levy in the next election
In regards to the Halloween
treat which is sponsored by the |
PIC each year for the school
children at school, it was de-
cided that the room mothers
for each grade would provide |
the necessary treats for her re-
spective grade. Also there will
not be any prizes awarded for
costumes this year at all. Ey-
eryone is to come in costume
if they can and just have a
good time.
Mrs. Pauline Beardsley and
Mr.. Arthur First presented a
very clever "boy-girl song en-
titled, Won't you come over
OF my House.. Mrs. First ac-
companied them on the piano.
The eighth grade at the Hunts
burg school is studying local
government in connection with
their regular Ohio His tory
course. Mrs. Jeanne ShikoWski
came in to speak to the class on
the Office of the Justice of the
Peace. Mr.. First has spoken
to the class on the office of
Township Trustee. Both talks
were very interesting and added
much flavor to an otherwise dry
subject.
Huntsburg beat Claridon in
the soft ball game last week
with the score of Is to s. A game
! with Parkman netted HuntSburg
a score of % to 6. This has been
the third win for HuntSburg this
fall already. There were 8 home
runs in the Parkman game, q
each for Owen Miller, Art Kula
Ivan Campbell, and R uSsell
Hart.
Hazel Taffel has been very
i'll for the past week: She has a
virus infection.
Marlene Nichols celebrated
her 7th birthday on Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Grayland Pinney of
Middlefield were guests at the
Nichols home that evening.
On Saturday the Nichols Simp-
ly had a houseful of company
coming all day long and then
some into the night. The Frank
Vyners and family called on
them. The VynerS are formely
of HuntSburg and now of Men
tor. Mr.. James Backus of Clar-
idon and Mr.. and Mrs. Gary
land Pinney of Middlefield were
also dinner guests cf the Mich
OILS on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Clay
ton Berke Of Windsor were din
ner guests of the Daniel Nichols
on Sunday.
Mr.. Harold Cramer is back
at his studies at a college in
| Cleveland. He attends after
school and evenings.
Frank zahler is going to think
twice before playing football
with his kid brother hereafter.
Last week the boys were rough
ing it up a bit in a game of
rough tackle, when Frank came
up with blood spouting all over
the place. He had a one inch
cut on his upper lip which re-
quired three stitches to close.
And the irony of it all, the doc
tor said mo football for you for
whole week.
/ Our condolences to the Ross
Brown family on the death of
their father and grandfather,
who died suddenly on Sunday
of last week. Mr.. Shields has
for years made his home here
in Huntsburg with his daughter
and son-in-law.
Craig Cramer was injured
in a fall off one of the slides
at the school last week.
| Mrs. Rosemary Beohnlein,
chairman for the room mothers
has asked that all room moth
erS meet at the school cafeter-
ia on October 10 at which time,
plans will be made for the Hal
loween party which they are
planning for the school children.
Joseph Preisler is in Women's
| Hospital in Cleveland where he
has undergone surgery last
Tuesday. He expects to be home
in a few days.
! The HuntSburg United Church
held a Fellowship supper at
the church on Friday evening.
Mr.. Harold Hudachek of Hamb-
den was the speaker for the
evening. He spoke on the hospi-
tai project in Geauga County.
Mrs. Eleanore Oliver and
Mrs. Myrtle Gernentz went a
nutting last Monday. This was
a bad year, result: they got
nutting".
The Agriculture Extension Of
flee has a representative in
each township. Mrs. Jeanette
Swontek and Mrs. Jennie Strong
are the representatives here in
this area. With Mrs. Eleanore
as their alternate. The Exten-
sion service is holding a home
council display in Burton on
November Is from 1900 to 900
pm. Each township in the coun-
ty will display some type of han