Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22
BY BETTY GORE
Phone Avenue 6-8O81

trlenQS from CnaBrln fdllS re-
turned Monday night from a
fishing trip in Lake Kipewa,
Quebec.
On Sunday, Mr.. Fred Tuttle,
his daughter, Mrs. Robert Rem
ely of Painesville, and Mrs. w.
Earle Egletson of Chardon at
tended the birthday surprise re-
ception for Mrs. Lloyd Hill of
Bay Village. 1t was held at the
home Of her son, Russell Hill,
in Mantua.
Mrs. Clayton Thayer and Mrs.
w. Earle EgleSton will attend
the funeral of Mr.. Frank Kne-
per in Cleveland. He died in
West Palm Beach, Fla, of a
heart attack. His wife, Eliza
beth, has been confined to a
hosital there since April l, but
was brought by plane to the
Clevelan dClinci.
Dinner guests Sunday at the
A. B. Carlson home were Mr..
and Mrs. Forest Marble of So
Ion, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mar
BILE and daughter Ann, Charles
Marble, the honor gues st, 90
years old of illoughby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Ricksecker of
Cleveland Mr.. and Mrs.
George Carmelly of Glendale,
Calf, who are spending a few
days here.
Hilda Joiner, executive direc-
tor of the Geauga County Amer
lean Red Cross, has returned
from a week Of meetings and
classes held by the eastern area
office in Arlington, Va.
Dave Evans and Jack Saw
age spent the weekend in Mad
ison, Wisconsin, as guests of
Tom Grantham. They attended
the University of Wisconsin AL
umni football game in which
Tom played.
Mr.. George Baker, chairman
of Chardon Twp. zoning Com
mission, Mr.. Lynn HoSford,
chairman of Chardon Twp. Trus-
tees and Mrs. Anna Clause, Twp.
Clerk attended the third annual
Kent State University Confer
ence on local government Sat-
urday, May II.
Beverly Opper, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Opper,
1926 South St., Chardon, is among
q young women in a special
dance troupe who participated
in 1858 May Day festivities at
Grove City College, Pa, Satur-
day. Miss Opper, a freshman
physics major at Grove City,
was graduated from Chardon
High School last year.
Congratulations to the Chap
, man Coal & Supply Wednesday
mite women's bowling team for
taking first place and winning a
beautiful trophy which was pre-
sented to them by John VeSe of
B. & v Recreation.
The Wednesday mite women S
annual bowling banquet was
held at Madden's Village rest
aurant, in Mentor and at that
time individual trophy'S were
presented to Alice Armstrong, L
rene Chapman, Mary Hanks
Virginia Legget,t Irene Opper
and Lola Thompson for putting
their team on top, sponsored BY
Chapman Coal & Supply.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm May
nard and children with her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Darwin ebster of Brecks
vile, were in Columbu Sthr,
days last week attending a con
ference of Baptist Churches.
The Robert Bennett h o m
on North Street was badly dam
aged last Wednesday VIII ]
something went wrong witt
their electric stove and it caugh
fire. Fortunately no one was il
the house at the time so n,
one was injured. Mrs. Bennett
had been cooking at the stow
Just shortly before it happene,
then went out to the back yard
The stove was wrecked, the ven
etilating fan in the kitchen burr
ed out and the ceiling badl
burned and the whole houS
house blackened with smoke.
Irene Marks, Anna Clause, ]
da Fowler, Gertrude ParSon
and Ella Carlson attended a pc
luck supper in Willoughby Sat
urday night of past Matrons c
the Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart N. Au
tin were in Mention, Mich, fo
two days last week for the funel
al of a relative, Frank Austin.
The Geauga County Republ
can Womens Association met 6
the home of Mrs. Hamilton Bel
Basquin DR., Wednesday ever
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Be
were in Columbus Mothers Da
weekend to attend the event
planned for that weekend at {
hio State where their daughter
, Sally, is a sophomore.
The family of Carl and Viv
an Law, former Chardon res