Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-18
NEWS
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MUNSON
News by Bette Scheele
TeIeuhOne ChardOn 6-1233

Telephone ChardOn 6-1238
Saturday, April 20 at IL am.
the MunSon Parent Teacher
Club will hold an Easter Bake
sale. It will be held at the stand
on the corner of Routes 322 and
A We hope you will come and
see what We will have to offer
in Easter cakes and bakery as
this sale is being given to raise
funds to replace the items re-
Gently stolen from the school.
Any donations will be most
humbly appreciated.
All MunsOn GOOdwOrkers
The square dance that the
Munson Goodworkers gave on
Friday, April IL, for it's mem
berS and their guests was a
huge success. We regret that
they had to limit the dance to
members and their guests only
but due to facilities, we could
not accommodate more. Check
ed tableclotheS and bales of hay
around the town hall gave the
dance the rural atmosphere to
put everyone present in a dane
ing mood. Advisers Mr.. Boldly
and Mr.. Horton were present.
Caroline Lanstrum would like to
thank Mr.. Laundy and Mr.. Hor-
ton for their cooperation. Plenty
of refreshments were served to
top off a very pleasant evening.
Easter Vacation
Easter vacation in Munson
school this year will only con-
Sist of two days, Good Friday,
April 10 and Easter Monday,
April %.
Building Permits
The following building permits
were issued in Munson. Joseph
A. Subac? residence on Bass
Lake Road and George Holy :
Brownies
residence on Wilson Mills Rd.
On Thursday, April IL, the
Brownies met at the school for
their weekly meeting. After bus
mess was taken care of, the
girls made Easter corsageS for
themselves. Gretchen Laundy
was the hostess and served re-
freShmentS.
Hospital Association Dance
Time is running out so be sure
to get your tickets from any
member of the MunSon Hospital
Association Auxiliary for their
spring dance to be held at XII
wants Tavern in Newbury on
Saturday, April 27. Tickets are
$1.O0 a person. Music will be
furnished by the -Four Kings
and a Queen.
Grange News y
Munson Grange met WedneS-
day, April 10, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Fink,
Auburn Rd., for a picnic sup
per preceding the meeting. Re-
ports of Pamona Home &c. and
Lecturers meeting were given
and tentative plans discussed
for Pamona Farm and City
banquet to be held at Auburn,
May 18. A motion was made to
have the secretary write our
State Representative in regards
to preserving the Quail as a
song bird and not be put on the
game list. The Lake county
team will exemplify the fifth
degree at Newbury High school,
April 81, at $50 pm. Each
Grange is to furnish cup cakes.
The next regular meeting will
be held April "a at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Walsh, Sher-
man Rd., with a picnic dinner
at $50 pm.
League of Women Voters
The Thursday Unit of the
League will meet April Is at the
home of Mrs. w. j. Eardley,
Route 6 and 6O8 at II am.
Conservation will be the topic
for discussion. Sandwich lunch.
Tid-BitS in News
The baby daughter of Howard
and Donna Fink was baptiSed at
st. Mary's church in Chardon
on Sunday, April IA. She was
baptised Helen Cecilia. God
parents were Daniel j. and Mari
anne Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HirSt
have just returned from a week
in Canada, visiting in Toronto
and at their place at Lake Ros-
Cnn u'a0e TIA ps fnoaSo
so. Mrs. Hirst reports that
Canada didn't have as much
snow as she found when she re-
turned to MunSon.
Lois Fink, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Fink of Au-
burn Rd., arrived home from
college of Mt. st. Joseph in Gin
cinnati on Friday, > April IL for
Easter vacation.
Field Trips
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