Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Hambden Youth Asks Recreation
Planned with Adult Supervision

Hambden Grange Dress Con-
test portion of the National
Sewing Contest is scheduled for
May 5 at l pm. at the Grange
Hall.
If any contestant is unable to
be present for this judging, they
are advised to submit their
dresses to Mrs. Frederick Car
yer or Mrs. John Carver prior
to this date MAY Sd
During the evening of May 5,
the Angel Food Cake Contest
will take place at the Grange
Hall. Granger's wishing to COM
pete may enter at this time.
Anyone desiring the recipe or
further information on this con-
test is invited to contact Mrs.
Frederick Carver by phoning
Avenue 5-7247.
Hambden Snaps
Stopped in the other evening
at the Hambden School, where
a dance was in progress for the
7th and 9th graders.
Unknown to their teacher and
school principal, William Mid.
dleton, the 9th grade class had
planned a special surprise for
this occasion. Honoring both
his birthday, and their coming
graduation from Hambden
School, the students presented
Mr.. Middleton with an inscribed
Golden Ruler - for his loyal
and faithful guidance as a tea
cher of The Golden Rule and
as a friend to them during their
past three years together -
plus a silver extension watch
band.
Twas an inspiring moment
for both teacher and student.
william Middleton, as I'm sure
any area parent will testify, is
more than deserving of such an
honor. Through his school-room
teachings and by his continued
interest in outside activities
over and beyond his call of
duty toward these young peo-
Pile, he has given them greater
incentive to face their high
school pears and adulthood with
added courage, honesty and in
telligence.
The 8th-graderS, too, are mer-
itting a word of praise for their
thoughtfullneSS in thus showing
their appreciation to their tea
cher for all he has done. With
their cognizance of the value of
the lessons gained during their
elementary years at Hambden
School, their future land ourS)
gains an added luster. 'Tis nice
to see these young leaders of
tomorrow display such a cali
bre!"
The Frederick Carver home
on Old State Rd., has been fairly
'humming with business this
past week. On May 4, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carver entertained all of
the Geauga County Grange Mas
ters and their wives, the Pam
ona Master and his wife, and
Deputy Jim Blair and his wife
from Burton, for supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stanley
and family, of Montville, were
guests at the Carver home on
Saturday evening.
Then too little Kathy PiraS,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Piras of Brakeman Rd., has
been spending a few days with
grandma and grandpa Carver
while her mon and dad were at
tending a wedding party in
Cleveland.
Two local lads are presently
recuperating from a head-on
bicycle collision. Injured were
Robert Morgan and Raymond
Gardeni of Kile Rd. Bob, report,
edly, was the more seriously
hurt and sustained several deep
cuts about his face and head.
Mrs. Calvin Lewis and Mrs
q. Carver, both of Old State
Rd., attended a United Church
Women Board of Directors
meeting at the home of Mrs
M. Corey on South street this
last Tuesday.
Among those local women at
tending the Plymouth Rock AS
sociation meeting in Fairport
Congregational Church on Fri
day, April 25, were: Mrs. A
ZikurSh, Mrs. John Carver
Mrs. G.. Lewis, and Mrs. F.