Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-14

long, was found on the S a m
Whiting farm here on Sunday.
It was found protruding from a
gravel bank on the Chagrin Riv-
er by Gerald Whiting. The dir
ector of the Cleveland Museum
of Natural History was notified
of the find and the bone W as
taken out of the bank on Mon
day.
Mr. Whiting granted permis =
sion for the bone to be taken OF
the museum for restoring 1t.
Two or three smaller bones of
the mastodon have been found
there in previous years.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sawicki
and two sons of Harold Drive
were in Wheeling, West Va, ov-
er the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Mullen and sons of Harold
Drive were at Ogleby Park, w.
Virginia on Sunday.
Charles and David Butz, John
Marksz, Harvey Savage. and
Brud Lennon spent the weekend
at Put in Bay. Their hotel
was the Butz truck and the Sa-
wage station wagon and b o t h
rooms were air conditioned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lease
and family of Wilson Mills Rd.,
arrived home on Sunday from a
vacation in the New England
States.
Mrs. William Randell, an d
daughter Evelyn, and son Rich
ard, of East Hill Dr., are spend
ing the week with relatives in
Canada. They made. the trip
and return on the SIS Aquarama.
Mr.. Martin Langaa is at Wo-
mans Hospital, where he under
went an operation for hernia on
Monday.
The Needles and Pins All
club with their leaders, Mr. S.
Robert Kruger and Mrs. Law
renee Robinett, picnicked at
Mentor HeadlandS Park on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux and
daughter Laura attended the
Lakewood Barbershop Quartet =
tie at the Lakewood Civic audi
torium on Wednesday n ig ht
Mrs. LaMoreaux's brother, Mr..
Robert Donahue took part, sing
ing in the Rockport Harmony
Four. Mark LaMoreaux an d
John Freshley attended t h e
Cleveland Athletics ball game at
the Stadium on Friday.
Mrs Kenneth Sperry was in
Columbus this week as a dele
gate from the Geauga County
Extension Council to the State
Extension Advisory Council held
August IL and IS at the Youth
Center, Ohio State Fairgrounds
She accompanied Mr.. Leland
Schuler, County agent, in his
car.
Little Ann Marno, Mulberry
Rd., was in Babies and Child
ren's Hospital, University Hos
pital, Cleveland, last week Suf-
fering from a virus infection.
She came home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
celebrated their Goth wedding
anniversary Wednesday, Aug
l3, by having dinner at He'll
riegel's, Mentor Ave. Beside the
honored couple guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Sperry, and
IN. G. Patterson of Chester and
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Taliafero OF
Gates Mills, 0.
Cheryl Battles of Chardon is
spending some time with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lynn Battles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley Will
ans an ddaughter, Julia Of Way,
ne, O., were guests of the Lynn
Parr family on Monday; an d
Julia was there over night Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Caro-
selli and family and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Del Walkey and Dale at
tended the Walkey family re
union at the Patterson home or
Rogers Road on Sunday.
Mrs. Lucille Mcneil of EaS'
Hill Dr., entertained her neigh
borS to a surprise come as
you are" breakfast on Thursday
morning.
Sammy Whiting, and Bobby
and Billy Whiting returned home
this week, after a two seek stay
at the National Gurd Camp a
Fort Breckenridge, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil M ii /!
were called to Cleveland Wed
nesday afternoon to attend the
funeral oof her brother in Law
Robert B. Sill, aged g., who dice
very suddenly of a heart attacl
in his home in Los Angeles
Calf, August /.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Th'