Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-28

tended the opening day on Fri
day, returning Friday Night.
Mr.. Elwood Sperry, Mr.. N. C.
Patterson, Keith a nd Wayne
Sperry visited the Vernon Pat
terson's at Worthington Sat-
urday night, and attended the
State Fair on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marin Page OF
Philadelphia, Pa. stopped off a
| few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Petersen, Jr., enroute
to a trip West.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Hearn, Sr.
who came up North two months
ago from Lake Worth, Fla, to
visit their son, Burt Hearn, Jr.
and family and other relatives
in this vicinity, returned Wed
nesday. On their return, they
will live at Key West, Fla, where
they have purchased the Loard
Motel and will take possession
of the management Sept. l. An
other son, Dick Hearn, came up
from Fla. 10 days ago, visited
the Burt Hearn, Jr., family,
week and drove his parents car
back for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. David RoSeum
h a d as Sunday dinner guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Onnie Matson and
two daughters Of Jefferson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Roseum
and family.
DR.. and Mrs. viii Nichols of
Medina, o. visited his uncle, Mr..
Grant Nichols and other relativ-
eS on Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert French suffered a
slight stroke at her home Sun
day morning. At first her speech
was affected, but she is much
J improved at this writing.
e DR.. and Mrs. Lynn Hamilton
returned Friday from a two
. weeks trip through the South.
They visited Nags Head, Kitty
Hawk, and Kill Devil Hills on
the Outer Banks of North Caro-
lima; also Fort Raleigh, the site
of the Lost Colony" on Roam
oke Island. They returned by
: way of the Blue Ridge Parkway
and Skyline Drive.
Mr.. Vernon Patterson d
. daughter Patricia of Worthing-
! ton, o. visited relatives here
. from Sunday to Wednesday last
week.
= Sherry Pratt of Jefferson, o.
: spent last week at the home OF
her cousin, Linda Roseum.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay D. Warner
{ and daughter Gertrude and son
: Jimmy of Coxsackie, N. Y. Wis
tied his sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. willard Steinfurth on
: Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Painter and
children spent three days last
f week touring Ohio. They went tC
Sandusky on the turnpike, ther
. weht to Blue Hole and Seneca
| Caverns. Then south to Dayton
} and Cincinnati before returning
= home on Thursday.
Mrs. Ida Ruth RoSeum, while
r getting her house ready for OC,
e cupancy at 116t GeneSee Ave.
: Mayfield Heights was staying al
: the David Roseum'S. Her furni
. ture came on Friday, and she is
now living at the above address
: Mrs. Lawrence Battles enter
f tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ros
S cum and Mrs. Ida Ruth RoSeun
e as dinner guests Thursday nigh
o the occasion being her HUSBAND
Lawrence Battles birthday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond re
:. turned home Thursday nigh
Y from an extended trip through
S the West. Mrs. Bond will writ
It an account of their trip mex
n week. All news items from nov
J. on, should be telephoned to Mrs
It Bond, Park 9-7016. Thanks to a.
a who contributed to the CheSte
5. column in her absence.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Hadlock
II Martha and Janice, have sper
s. the past two weeks vacationin
II at the Pymatuning State Park.
,r Miss Rose Miller is in seri
IS GUS condition at the Lake Coun
J. ty Memorial Hospital at Paine!
Is vile, o. where she was take
:, Saturday morning by Davis am
ii bulance of Willoughby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bond an
r Brian and Mrs. Marie Their
1t are vacationing at MadiSon-or
2 the-Lake.
II Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Taylor {
IN Bratenahl were dinner guests {
Mr.. and Mrs R 0. Stone SatuI
b. day night and during the ever
IS ing
lie Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Ian
IS and three children from Ashta
l. bula were in town on Sunday fo
the neighborhood block picnic q
4, Zweigarts.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Tay
;e lor spent a few days this week a
y the Zaleski State Forest Park.
y Jeff Richmond, Earl Williams
t. and Michael Mills attende