Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-11-14
By BETTY GORE
Phone ChardOn 5-7364

Phone ChardOn 5-7364
Hugh PeaSe, formerly of Char.
don and the son of Col. and Mrs
Phillip P. Pease, was pledged
to the Maryland Alpha Chapter
of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity
at a formal ceremony Sunday
Hugh is pre-medical student
in his second year at John Hop
kins University, Baltimore.
Ronald Johnson was home fol
the weekend from Wooster Col
lege, where he is a senior. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
ry E. Johnson, lat South st.
Harold Cullop, son cf Mr.. ano
Mrs. r. H. Cullop, 203 Water
ST., spent the weekend in Char.
don with his parents and his
new nephew, George, son of MI
and Mrs. r. M. Deak, Aquilla
Rd., Harold is a senior at Berea
College in Kentucky.
Miss Karen Shreiner, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Shrein-
ner is home from Fairfax Hall,
WayneSboro, Va, and has been
in Hanna House, Lakeside hos
pital. Sometime ago Karen was
thrown from horse and broke
her ankle which did not mend
properly necessitating having it
reset. Karen is in her junior
year of high school at Fairfax
Hall, but will now have to re-
main at home for a couple of
months. Her parents expect to
bring her home today.
Miss Juanita Carlson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carl
son, surprised her parents by
arriving home from Ohio State
University Friday evening. Nj
ia returned Tuesday to her clas-
ses at Ohio State where she is
a freshman.
Mrs. E. L. Jackson is slowly
recovering from a sprained ank-
lie resulting from a fall six
weeks ago. Mary is able TO get
around but still with consider
able difficulty.
Miss Sandra Best, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Best,
is attending Dykes Spencerian
Business Institute in Cleveland
and Kan Pinzone, a school of
coSmotology. Both girls are ST
G a d u a e of Chardon High
school.
Dennis Garfield, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charls Garfield, was
home for the weekend from
Ohio University at Athens. Den
ny is also ST graduate of Char
don High.
Mrs. Henry Median was the
honored guest a week ago We'd
nesday at a stork shower given
for her by Mrs. James Winters
and Mrs. Peter Carlson at the
Harold Strong home, South st.
The guest list included the Mes
danes VIM. Schwindl, Justin
DoerSam, Yola Mcbride, JOS
eph Harmon, Ross Rodhe, Dick
Ritondaro, Harold Strong and
Fritch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Johnson
Jr., drove down to Alliance Sun
day morning for their daughter,
Sally, a freshman at Mt. Union
Junior College and took her
back that evening.
Miss Dorothy Burgess, who
had the misfortune of being
thrown from her horse three
weeks ago, is confined to her
home with a broken vertibra in
her back. She has been fitted
for a brace that she will have
to wear for a couple of months
but it is expected that the brace
will enable her to move around
quite freely. She can get up now
and go down stairs but has con-
siderable pain when in a sitting
position. Her many fields will
be glad to see her out again
and back at the store.
Mrs. Grace Root of Washing
ton, DC. with her daughter,
Becky, and two younger sons.
Michael and Larry, were here
last week and and stayed at the
home of Mrs. Augusta Root.
Dave Root, oldest brother, who
has been in the U. S. Army for
the past Is months is now in
Germany and according to his
letters, likes army life very
much, especially being stationed
abroad.
Private First Glass Robert
Strong of the United States Ma
rineS is here this week with his
bride, visiting at the home OF
his brother and SiSter-in-law,
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Strong
The bride is the former Rose
marie Starr of Long Branch, N.
j. They were married last Sat-
urday and will return at the
end of the week to New Jersey
where he Is stationed at the ma
val base near Asbury Park.
DR.. and Mrs. David A. Corey
of Burton were in Columbus last
weekend where DR.. Corey at
tended a seminar on aneSthesia
In the afternoon they saw the
University football game.
jeanne LaVrich, six wear old