Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-03-27
BY BETTY GORE
Phone Avenue 6-S081

Colonel Phillip PeaSe and son,
Hugh, were expected to arrive
here Wednesday to spend a few
days with DR.. and Mrs. Ralph
Pease. Colonel PeaSe had been
in Washington, DC, for the
past week taking the boards in
aviation medicine. After their
visit here Colonel Pease will fly
from the Air Force base at
Charleston, SC, back to Tri-
poll, Africa, where he heads the
Air Force hospital. Hugh will
return to John Hopkins Univer-
sity, where he is in his Sopho-
more year. Mrs. Phillip PeaSe
has been on a Mediterrean cru
ise and will land at Naples then
go to Rome where she will visit
their younger son, Peter, who is
in school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hooper
from Athens, Ohio, spent the
weekend here with their son and
daughter in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hooper.
Mrs. Frank Kunstel is now at
home recuperating from recent
surgery at Lake County Mem
Orial hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Travis of Allen
town, Pa, returned to her home
Sunday after spending three
months here with her nephew,
Bill Fielding and wife, Julie.
DR.. and Mrs. Alton Benin are
on a trip to Dallas, Tex, and
Mexico, where they are attend
ing a medical convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Carter
and family of N. Royalton spent
the weekend here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Maynard.
Joan Cantrick and Tommy
Strong of PaineSville were Sun
day afternoon geStS of Janice
and Dennis Maynard and atten-
ded the festival.
Mrs. Gertrude Gordon of Ok
ford, Ind, and son and wife Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Gordon, also of
Oxford, where here for a week
recently visiting Mrs. Gordon S
sister, Mrs. Pearl Winery and
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott BoStWick.
Mrs. Russell VeSe and her
children, Rodney and Pamela,
with her mother, Mrs. TW Con
nor of Akron, returned Saturday
night following a months visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Waggoner, at their
winter home in Fort Pierce,
Mrs. Charles Mihm, Ferris
Ave, has been at home i'll for
two weeks with the flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller
| and daughter, Joyce, entertained
at Sunday dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Kempf Of Hambden,
Mrs. Amelia ZikurSh, Miss Ma,
tilda Young and Eddie and JOY,
ce ZikurSh.
Wednesday evening guests al
the Kenneth Miller home were
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn VogleSang
and Miss Julia HobSon of Cleve'
land.
Terry Perkins is leaving today
/ for a weeks vacation in Gin
| cinnati and will also visit al
| Ohio University in Athens.
Il Mrs. G.. H. Kelsey of Bass
i Lake Rd., will drive to Wooster
/ Friday for her daughter, Susan
Il who is a student at the College
Il of Wooster, and bring her home
/ for a ten day holiday. This viii
be SuSan'S first visit home since
II Christmas and a busy time is
planned.
Gary McAnaney, son of DR.
and Mrs. H. J. McAnaney, wa!
home for the weekend from Ohio
Northern University at Ada, o
II Some of the students home fol
spring vacation from Ohio State
are Tom Hummel, Bob Ishee
Larry Davis, Sally Bell, Juanits
II Carlson, Tom Adams and Mari
lyn Krum. They will return fol
H the last quarter of the schoo
II year on Monday.
III DR.. J. w. Meats has been a
III home sick for over a week will
II a virus infection, but is now feel
ing better and expects to be bacl
in his office at the beginning o
II the week.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Dreye
attended the Goth birthday part.
H of Mr.. Dreyer's mother on Sun
II day at the home of her daugh
II ter, Mrs. Clara Bornemann IL
H Willoughby, with whom Mrs
/ Dreyer makes her home. 1t wa
II the first time in many year