Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
BY BETTY GORE
Phone Avenue 6-S0Sl

Cleveland, having had a major
operation there recently. Mrs.
Madsen is state president Of the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union. A few years ago she was
Geauga County treasurer Of the
group, having served in that ca
pacity for ten years.
Jeanie Potter, a second year
student at Colorado Women'S
College in Denver, was recently
invited to become a member of
Delta Tau Kappa, a national
honorary fraternity set up for
the purpose of recognizing stu
dents who best represent the
combined qualifications of SER
vice, leadership, citizenship, ac'
tivities and scholarship. Jeanie
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Rex Potter, Chardon Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Madden
of Lexington, KY, announce the
birth of a son, william James
March %. Mrs. Madden is the
former Leola Wittlinger. Mater,
nal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wittlinger, N. Hamb
den St., Chardon.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. w
Earle EgleSton attended the fu,
neral of their cousin, Mr. Elton
Wheeler, in PaineSville. Burial
was in Medina.
Mrs. Charles Daugherty and
son and daughter of Toledo ar
rived Wednesday to spend a few
days with Mrs. Daugherty's mo
ther, Mrs. G. r. Turman, N
Hambden st. Mr.. Daugherty is
expected to spend the weekend
Ronald Johnson, a senior a
the College Of Wooster, spent his
Easter vacation with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry John
son Sr., lat South st. He ha'
accepted a position at the Ma
tional City Bank of Cleveland
after his graduation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory F. Hos
ford of Salt Lake City Utah, arr
the parents of a son born Marcel
I31.
George Christian of Cuyahogs
Falls spent Easter with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lynn HoSford.
First Lieutenant and Mrs
Kenneth Lampman and son
Robbie, who is eleven month
old, arrived in Chardon Satur
day completing their journe,
from Heidelburg, Germany
They flew to the US. from Ger
many arriving in ew York ;
week ago Tuesday and afte
getting their car which had beer
shipped from here drove to viii
mington, Delaware, then t.
Arlington Cemetery and then t,
the home of his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Lampman, S. Ham
bden St., where they are stay
ing until they locate a perman
ent home of their own. Kennetl
has completed four years ser
vice with the US. Army All
Force of which two years am
three months were spent in Ger
any and Mrs. Lampman wa
there for a year and a half wit
him.
Mrs. Roland Humboldt of E
King St., with her sons, Dal
and Riki, left Friday for he
home town of ConnellSville, Pa
to attend the dedication servic
on Easter Sunday of a set Q
Chimes presented to the churcl
of the Brethren in ConnellSvill
by Mrs. Humboldt'S son, Rev
KelSo Atkins. Rev. Atkins is nov
attending school in Lancaster
Pa, and lives in ElizabethtoWr
Pa, with his wife and two yea
old daughter While there the
stayed with her mother, Mrs. F
G. Mack and visited with othe
members of the family who ais
had come for the dedication
services. They returned to Char
don on Monday.
Fred Dreyer, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Herman Dreyer is hom
on leave from Fort Knox, KY
He will return to Fort Kno
Saturday and will complete tW
years in the service in four an
half months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Canfiel
were on a few days vacatio
last week at Cumberland Fall
State Park in Kentucky.
Mrs. Tom Goodrich and chile
rem from Indianapolis, Ind,
here visiting her parents, d.
and Mrs. H. J. McAnaney.
Peggy Chain, daughter Of MI
and Mrs. j. Thomas Chair
PaineSville Ravenna Rd., r.
turned to Ohio University, Att
ems, Ohio, on Tuesday followin
a short spring vacation. Pegg
will complete her freshmen yea
in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Jones an
family, Mary Virginia and Da
, vid of Sycamore, III. spent tn
weekend here with the latter
mother, Mrs. Mary Manno. d.
vid has just returned from Ge,
many following more t han
years service there in the Us
Army and was next to report
BOW AND ARROWS