Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-18
By BETTY GORE
Phone Avenue 6-3OS1

Week end visitors at n e
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P ct r
Barone, were Mr.. and Mrs. l.
lloyd Hennagin of La Creseneta,
California. They enjoyed visiting
many places of interest in Ge-
auga County, and enjoyed their
first clambake Sunday, at t h e
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r a p h
Weidig, on Basswood DR.. 9th
er attendingn the clambake were
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Austin, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Willman Thrash
er and family. Mr.. and MIS-
L. Hennagin are the in laws
of Norman Barone, who now al
so lives in California.
Helen Mslsfield, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mansfield
of 223 East King St., is conclud-
ing her work at Ohio Univers-
ity this year as a student teach
er at Nottingham school in
Cleveland. Helen'S sister, Joann
is entering the field of nursing
and left September Is for Mead
vile, Pa, where she will be at
Spencer hospital. Their brother,
William S., has recently been
transferred to Fort Bliss, Texas
Fire Chief Jack Maynard and
Mrs. Maynard left by pl a n e
Sunday to attend the convention
of the international Fire Chiefs
Association in Los Angles They
will be gone a week.
A baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. A. Paul Gardiner of
cambridge at Cleveland Clinic
Hospital Saturday, Sept. 13. She
was the former Louise Marks,
daughter of Irene Marks.
Ed Wettstein, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Wettstein, 301 North
ST., left yesterday to attend Wes-
tern Reserve University in
Cleveland, where he will study
pre-law. He is a 1858 graduate
of Chardon High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Schrader
will be in West Palm Beach and
Miami for the coming week.
Mrs. w. L. Carson took her
daughter, Andrea, to GettyS-
burg College last Friday to start
her freshman year there. Mrs.
j. George Maier and daughter,
Margaret, of Pepper Pike, and
Mrs. A. L. Carson of Euclid,
made the trip with them. Satur-
day they drove through the A
mish country of Pennsylvania
and visited the rose gardens at
Hersey, Pa, where they spent
the night and returned home
Sunday. -,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Shreiner
have taken their daughter, Kar-
en-, back to Fairfax Hall in Vir-
ginia for her senior high school
year. "..r ~ -
Mrs. H. C. Bickle attended the
General Grand Scion of h G
Eastern Star in Philadelphia the
weekend of Sept. 6. She drove
there with Mrs. Trainie Miller
and her husband of AShtabula
Mrs. Miller is Grand Represen
tative to Maryland and Mrs. Bi
ckle, Grand Representative tc
Puerto Rico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Blacl
entertained the Rev. and Mr.
Arthur Dingel week ago Wed
nesday after they had just NOV
ed into the Privately apartment
also Rev. DingePs parents wht
were here from Detroit to hely
him get settled. Rev. Dingel il
also from Detroit and has beer
assigned to this area to estab
lish a>Lutheran Mission.
Louise Gore has been at hom,
sick for the past ten days will
strep throat but Is getting bet
ter now and hopes to be back il
school Monday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Newell Dobol
of Columbus, Ohio, called OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Burr last Wet
nesday. Mrs. Dobson and Mrs
Burr both attended Ohio Univer
sity at the same time.
Saturday evening Mr.. an,
Mrs. Hal Burr and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Christian of Lyndhurst
,, formerly of Chardon, were dir
ner guests of Mrs. Frances Spr
ague of Mantua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hanna re
q Gently entertained Mr.. and Mrs
N wton Chapman and MI
, and Mrs. Hal Burr for dir
. ner at the Smorgasbord in ste
: we, Ohio.
Charles Bender, son of MI
: and Mrs. Kenneth B nd e
h North ST., left Friday for Alfre
Agriculture and Technical Inst