Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29
Hambden Youth End
Week~Long Fund Drive

The clean picnic facilities at the
park were put to use by several
local families who took food
basket with them and made "a
day of it.
Hambden Snaps
In celebration of her twelfth
birthday, young Judy Heron en-
tertained a number of her sixth
grade classmates with a party
this past Sunday at her home on
Brakeman Rd. An eye-catching
cake had been baked by Judy'S
mother and games were enjoyed
by the young people. The honor
ed guest was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
The yearly population census
is presently being completed in
the Hambden area. When ap-
preached by these census-takers
let us remember they are only
doing the job requested to be
have fatty refused to apply with
The yearly population census
is presently being completed in
the Hambden area. hen ap-
preached by these takers
let us remember they are only
doing tn job requested to be
done. Answer their questions gl-
ably with the knowledge this is
the only means employed where
by our communities, counties,
and nation can tally our popula-
ton trends. 1t has been report
ed that a few local residents
have flatly refSed to apply with
these measures or to answer any
questions put to them. The ma
Jority of people realize how fool
1Sh such a refusal iS-let'S see
that we are counted in this ma
Jority' and use courtesy as our
by-word when approached by
these cenSus-takerS.
Sorry to learn that Nelson Os-
borne, of Rt. 6, hasn't been too
well of late. Wife, Sophie, states
that several tests were taken
last week at Cleveland Clinic
and NelS is feeling better as of
this writing. Glad to hear this
and hope full return to good
health is in store for this popu-
lar Hambden resident in the
very near future!
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Car
yer of Old State Rd., were
guests this past Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Millie Huntoon in
Cleveland. Twas birthday greet
ingS for Mr.. F. Carver on Mon
day, May 26. Mrs. Carver plan
ned a suitable celebration on
Monday evening for family
members in his honor.
Hambden Grange was deSery-
ing of a Well-rOunded hand of
applause recently. Three of the
local contestants captured top
honorS in the sewing contest and
one in the baking contest. Rhea
Singerman took first place in
the Junior Division; Kathy Pc
terS captured second position in
the Youth Division; and Betty
Taylor won second in the adult
classification. This was in the
sewing contest. Ruth Wheeler
won second place with her angel
food cake in the baking contest.
The Congregational Church
Ladies Aid met recently at the
home of Mrs. V. Jones on Rt.
1865. On May 81 the Ladies Aid
were guests of the Pilgrim Chris
tian Aid of Chardon at the home
of Mrs. o. Whitney on Court st.
The Hambden group put on this
program using as their theme:
Mothers and Memorial Day.
Sorry to learn that Mrs. Cal
vim Lewis of Rt. 6O8 sustained
a broken arm as a result of a
fall this past week.
Busy preparations are under
way for the coming graduation
of the eighth grade students at
Hambden School. This will take
place on Thursday evening, June
., in the school gymnasium.
Honoring this graduation, and
as in previous years, the seventh
grade students held a dance on
Friday evening, May %, at the
school or the 30 orad,,atoc