Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-21

CiaTIdOn, TWO weeks a 3 o
with a heart attack, is re :
ported somewhat improved.
MIR. Glenn Grant, Bascom
Rd., was taken to Corey hos
pital Friday with what was
thought to be a heart attack.
They expected to know more
definitely on Wednesd y
what the trouble was.
Andrea Carson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Car
son, will leave Gettysburg
College, Gettysburg, P a
May % and will go to Anna
polls Md, to attend June
week at u. S. Naval Aca-
denny.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Car
son entertained on Friday
night following the perform
ance of Prince of Pilsen. =
Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Strong Of Euc-
lid, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Mayo
of S. Euclid, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mayer of Pepper Pike
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Hea-
vey of Chardon.
Mrs. Fred Pierce has re-
turned to her home on South
street after spending tn e
winter months with her dau-
ghter in Cleveland.
i Mrs. John Gore attended
Campus day at Kent State
University Saturday, where
her daughter, Helen Torok, is
a student.
/ Five young people from
st. Luke's church who were
confirmed at Trinity Cathe-
dral in Cleveland Sunday af-
ternoon were: David Best,
Christina Ridder. Florence
McFadden, Susan Benjamin
i anu Louise G0re.
Hugh and Peter p al e,
sons of Colonel and Mrs.
Phillip Pease of Tripoli, Lii
bia, in North Africa, are
planning a trip through the
African Congo his summer
Peter will receive his high
school diploma this spring
from the international Scho-
oil in Rome and will enter
/ Wesleyan University in Mid
dleown, Conn, in the fall.
Hugh has spent the past
year with his parents in Tri-
poll and will return to John
Hopkins this fall for his third
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Carl
/ son and son Don and Mrs.
/ A. B. Carlson are leaving on
Saturday morning to get
their daughter, Jua n t a,
whose school year ends this
Sunday at William Woods
College, Fulton, Mo. On
their way they will stop in
Indianapolis to visit Mrs :,
Lloyd Carlson's sister, Mrs.
Marjorie Severns and will
come home by way of Wis
consin where they will visit
another sister and her hus-
band, DR.. and Mrs. ely d e
Lyle in Wankesha, Wise
They expect to be back on
Wednesday.
Roy Burdick, for many
years was with the Chevrolet
agency here, has opened a
Western Auto Store in Will
loughby. The many friends
who knew Roy in his social
life as well as in business
wish him every success in
his new venture.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Car
ney were here Tuesday as
Mr.. Carney was the speak.
er at the dinner given o l
the Chardon high school SEN
iors of the Methodist church
After suffering two strokes
in the past two weeks, Mrs,
Mae Wetherbee's condition
suddenly took a decided
change for the better. Sun.
day she seemed better and
by Tuesday her condition
seemed to be continually i'm
proving. Mrs. Wetherbee is
at Corey hospital in Clari
don.
Geauga County Business &
Professional Women Were
represented in Cincinnati by
Mrs. Johanna Diedrich. Mrs
Louise Hatch and Miss He
len Spiel. The Netherland-
Hilton Hotel was the meet
ing place of the Ohio Fed
Grafton of Business g. Pro
feSsional Women Clubs fol
their annual convention.
Patti Ash, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Ash, Cla
ridon Rd., had a pajama par
ty last Saturday at her home
Attending were Andie Ahon
en-, Sue Spear, Dale Ault
Joan Newberry, Mary Q S
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