Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-02-14
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mighty tlreSOme and besides
once in awhile the farmers are
In a harry and this makes for
diSasterouS results.
The Chamber of Commerce
will meet on Feb. 18, for a
dinner meeting at the regular
time and place. Mr.. William
Burns will be the guest speaker
and he will explain how the
Commissioners portion of county
funds are spent.
The PTO meets on February
10, regular time and place. The
program will consist of a panel
discussion between a group of
parents, or is it mothers, and
teeners and they will try to
stress, What they expect of
each other.
The Rev. John Has-Ellison
minister of the Troy Congrega-
tional Church, has turned in his
resignation to become effective
the middle of June. Mrs. Has
Ellison has also resigned her
position as fifth grade teacher
in the Middlefield School.
The Merger question before
the Congregational Church will
soon be brought out into the
open with two meetings sched-
uled to bring out all the issues
for discussion. The first will be
a Pro-Merger meeting on Sun
day, Feb. "a, at 7::30 pm, with
Rev. Stevenson of the Twinsburg
Congregational Church as the
speaker. This will be followed
by lunch in the church base.
ment. The Anti-Merger meeting
will be held on March 8, al
the regular worship hour at IL
Mr.. Kenneth Safer of Columbus
will be the speaker. This viii
be followed by a covered Ssh
dinner. Both meetings will be
followed by question anC
answer period. If you are in
tereSted in the future of thi!
church, you are urged to attend
both meetings.
! Mr.. James Henderson of Lima
and Mr.. William Mawhinney o.
Cleveland spent Wednesday will
their brother and sister-in-law
Robert Henderson and wife.
Mrs. Howard Dayton anc
daughter, Juliette attended {
concert presented by the Chag
rim Valley Symphony Orchestra
on Sunday afternoon in Ch&grin
Mrs. Effie Steele has mad,
a good recovery from her re
cent illness and she wishes t,
sincerely thank the local club
and especially the large groul
/ of individuals near and far, VIII
really showered her with ge
well wishes.
Emerson Dayton and Rober
Sobol enjoyed their two wee
vacation in Florida. They too
several conducted tours and say
as many sights as possible
They also went by boat t
Havana, Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Shroc
and wee Lydiann and Mr.. an
Mrs. Buster Shrock spent tn
week end in La Grange, Ind
with relatives.
Mr.. Robert Coe has returne
to his home in Garfield afte
working for some time in Park
ersburg, West Virginia. He e2
poets to enter the service /
the near future. On Monda
he entertained his grandmother
Mrs. Alice Coe and Mr.. G.. E
Fox for lunch at the Mano
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.E. Benkot
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MattSo
and Mr.. Edward Carey were i
Columbus four days to atten
the annual Trustees and Clerk
Convention.
Mrs. Edith Mumaw, a forme
Troy resident, now residing &
8l1 Wright Ave, Alliance, Ohio
had the. misfortune to fall an
break her arm while viSitin
her daughter, Gladys and fan
lily in Cleveland. The recover
has been rather slow and W
: are including her address fC
a shower of cards from he
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph VaSta
spent Sunday with their daugl
, ter and son-in-law, Mr.. an
Mrs. Raymond Dayton an
: daughters.
Mrs. Stella Sheffield is tho
oughly enjoying herself with
group of cousins in st. Peter
burg, Florida.
We have a number of twi
arrivals in our neighborhood, bl
until they are given names, "
just can't talk about thel
, We regret the loss of otht
= February birthdays that weI
in the column that got lost. W
= too, destroyed our list but "
do remember one that was
. mitted. Glenn and Gwend
Pisching on February q.
Mrs. George BurZanko ha
. been i'll with back trouble tn
, past week. Her great gram
! mother from Cleveland is spen,
ing some time with her.