Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-06

7 day party Sunday at the home
: of Mrs. Battles brother, Ed
l ward Taylor of HamIbden. The
: honored guest was Mrs. Ina
: Taylor of Burton, grandmother
t of Mrs. Tom Battles.
/ Mrs. Addie Martin Of Pasa-
} dena, Calf. mother of Mrs. Wyl-
10 Petersen arrived at her
daughters home by flight to
Cleveland few days ago. Mr..
; and Mrs. Vernon Petersen, and
Mrs. Addie Martin flew to Gin
cinnati on Feb. % to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Oscar Martin.
Father of Mrs. Addie Martin
and grandfather of Mrs. Peter
sen. Mrs, Martin plans to visit
at the Petersen home until
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Little
Rock, Tenn. are spending some
time at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Earline Rutledge. 9th
ers called here by the death of
Mr.. Richard Rutledge last week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rut-
ledge, Mr.. nd Mrs. John Rut-
ledge and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Rutledge and
Ben Rutledge all Of Eagleville,
Tenn; Mrs. Maggie Ralston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom RalSton, and
Grady Ralston all of Nashville,
Tenn; and Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell
UlSton of Oak Ridge, Tenn. and
Mrs. Betty Stanford of Ind.
The second person to report in
to the Chairman of the Festival
that he had made some 1858
maple syrup was Kenneth Sper-
ry of Mulberry Road. A gallon
of Mr.. Sperry's maple syrup
will be presented to Gov. c. Will
liam O'Neill when he visits the
festival next month.
Mr.. Edmund Russell has been
confined to his home by illness.
Mrs. Gail McCleary was unable
to assume her teaching duties in
Thompson last week because of
her sons illness. Mrs. Howard
Moody has been reported on
the sick list. Mrs. Charles Quig-
ley has been quite ill at his
daughters home, Mrs. Alice
Freshley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Soper
and children are new residents
of $50 Mulberry Rd. The child
ren are Annette, II years, Sarah
Jane, 5 years, Donna, years,
and Carol Lynne, 9 months.
Mrs. George Spargrove is CO.
chairman Of the Garden Club
of Ohio display at the Public
Auditorium, March 1-9. She has
charge Of arrangements and Ia
bleS.
Mrs. Ellen Campbell returned
home Friday, after spending the
past three months in Arizona
and Texas with realtiveS and
friends. She arrived in Cleve-
land Wednesday night and
stayed two days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sarah Macharoni of
Cleveland Heights.
Most sugar bushes in this vi
cinity have been tapped, and a
fair amount Of maple syrup
made.
Mr.. Ray Henry of Long Is
land, N. Y. and Mrs. Evelyn Es-
chbach of Lancaster, Pa, were
in town Monday and Tuesday
last week called here because
of the serious condition of their
father, Mr.. Perry Henry, who
is in Huron Road Hospital be-
cause of an auto accident. At
the present writing, Mr.. Henry
is much improved, after a Sc
cond operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Barber,
and Mr.. Norwood Barber, all of
Copley, o. visited at the Walter
Williamson home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Pulsifer
report the birth of a new grand
son on Friday. Mrs. PulSifer
is caring for the other children
in her home.
Mr.. Charles Quigley who was
i'll last week at the Freshley
home is reported as improved.
Mr.. N. C. Patterson and Mrs.
Sam Patterson were called to
Columbus on Tuesday and We'd
neSday by the death of Mrs.
ernon Patterson of Wor-
thington, Ohio.