Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-09
cAquiM News Notes

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and family spent Sunday even
ing visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bob Thomas, former
village residents, who now re-
side in CheSterland.
Little Jay Babbitt celebrated
his third birthday on Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Babbitt's son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Babbitt and daughter, Sandra,
were also present to help in
the celebration.
Cub Scout Den 8, under the
leadership OF Mrs. Plymale,
took a hike last Thursday to
the State Park. They roasted
wieners over a trench fire, and
Mrs. Vargo and Mrs. Demko
furnished some of the other
refreshments. Mrs. Keith Thorn
pson, daughter of Mrs. Plymale
helped in bringing over some
of their supplies. This month
the scouts are studying fire
prevention, and the trench fire
was a new type of fire-build-
ing. Roger Demko also went
along on the hike as den chief.
Leslie Esmonde, Robert Flah-
erty and Richard Wolfe also
received one year pins at the
last pack meeting. Cub Scout
Den 6 met last Wednesday al
which time they discussed plans
for a proposed trip to the Rayon
Factory in Painesville. Kenneth
Marthe will serve as keeper OF
the bees and Allan Mcbride as
denner for this month. An out
door pack meeting will be held
at Camp Phi-Chi from 200 tc
400 pm. on Saturday, May 18
with a family picnic supper
afterward.
Several of the sixth grac
children from the village took
the trip with their class to the
Health Museum in Cleveland
last week.
Sunday guests at the home oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Przer,
acki, Berkshire drive, were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Taft and child,
rem from Cleveland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Milczewski and
children, of Leroy Township
On Monday, Mrs. Przeracki and
Mrs. MilczewSki, together with
their children, spent the day in
Ashtabula.
Mr.. and MRS. Roger Caster,
of North Olmsted, visited at the
home of their daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Demko, Turner drive, last Sun
day.
Council meeting was held on
Monday, May 6, with the Mayor
and all members present. Sew
eral village residents were pres
ent and open discussion was
held on various matters. Bills
were approved for payments
reports from the building in
spector, Chief of Police and
Clerk were given. Mrs. Pat
Lawson also present and asked
if Council would again approve
the village sponsoring the Girl
Scout troop. Council approved
and Mayor Creighton signed as
one of the committee members.
Mrs. Plymale held a meeting
on May 6, of her Den 8, with
Mrs. Bunton, Demko, Liberia
tore, White, Vargo and McFad-
den being presented with scout
pins from their sons, and a
candle lighting ceremony follow
ed. Mrs. Plymale furnished re-
freShments which were served
by the scouts.
Mrs. Flaherty held a meeting
on May 7 at the hall for the
mothers of the scouts in Den
6, to discuss some of their
projects and to make plans for
an intended trip to a fire sta
ton in Cleveland on May 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Sender
and family visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. lombard, of
Bass Lake road, on Sunday, as
little Mark lombard made his
first Communion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Liberatore
held a party for their son,
Steve, on Sunday, after he made
his first Communion. Those at
tending were: Mr.. and Mrs.
lombard of Cleveland, mater
nal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
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