Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-26

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High School on Feb. %.
Bob Dietz was in an accident
with the Station Wagon recently.
Bob was not injured but there
was some damage to the car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson
are proud parents of a son, born
at Huron Road Hospital. The
Johnson's have 2 daughters.
A neighbor's get together was
held at Frances MalliSki's home
on Tuesday. Neighbors present
were Jean McNish, Mary Par
naby and Betty Kiviniemi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Snow,
and family entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Gill of Cleveland
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Zhzend
of Solon, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Arlan Byrne are
proud parents of a son Alan Ma
THEW, born Saturday, Feb. 81,
weighing 8 lbs, 5 ozs. at Corey
Hospital. Both are doing fine.
The Byrnes' have 2 daughters.
Bob Dietz, represented Cardi-
nal High School at the Fowl
shooting Contest at the Arena
last Thursday, 160 Greater Gle
veland Schools competed in the
Contest. Bob lost in the top 40.
The Foul Shooting Contest is
sponsored by the Cleveland Pre-
SIS.
John Allen was in an auto ac-
cident last Saturday. There was
some damage to his foreign car
but Mr.. Allen was uninjured.
Word has arrived that Mr.. and
Mrs. Vance Frank of Unionville
are parents to a daughter born
at Lake Memorial Hospital, last
riday.
Marie MalliSki attended a P.
j. party at Patricia Gaines, re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomp.
son from East Lake were week
end guests at the Julian Bitners
! home.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell.
win Adams and family were Wis
itorS at Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
zupancic and family of Wickliffe.
A happy Belated Birthday to
Vickie Deitz, Feb. "a and to Will
lard Strong Feb. Is.
Jay Lyle and Leonard Bitner
went Roller Skating in Chardon
recently.
T he Heart Fund workers were
Mrs. Geo. Walters, Mrs. J o h n
Sudyk, Mrs. August Caka, Mrs.
Mary Putzki, Mrs. Einor Wage
Jr., Mrs. Mary E. Saxon, Mrs.
Ted Taylor, Mrs. Anson Rhodes,
Mrs. Ted Grubbs, Mrs. Ed Pill.
arczyk, Mrs. Jack Mansfield,
Mrs. M. A. Strong, Mrs. Richard
Burt, Mrs. Homer Zion, Mrs. Je-
rry Kazsuk, Mrs. Myron Malls
XII, Mrs. Earl Crippen, Mr.. G Tr-
uman. Chairman Mrs. Fran k
Schikowski.
The Memorial Day Committee
met at Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fir
SITS home Feb. II, at 8 pm.
Officers for 1859 are Arthur
First, Pres; Elwin Adams, ".
Pres; Sec. and Treas. Marge
Crippen, Grand Marshall, Geo.
Walters; Asst. Grand Marshall,
Frank Schikowski; Music and
Program, June Thurling and Ha-
rold McNiSh; Flowers, Ann Sta
mex and Lucille Radar; Nomin-
ating Committee, Annie Mans
field, Rosemary Stanton, Mary
ellen Loze and Ralph RAIDER.
Clean up Committee Any
one with ambition!
If you have any news you wou-
Id like in this paper call 6-6556
before Tuesday and it will be
included in this column or as a
special item.
Red Cross
A coffee Klatch was held at
the Town Hall, Monday, Feb. %
at | am. This occasion was to
honor the volunteers who will
be knocking at your door for SUI
pport Of the "Red Cross.
Mr.. Strader from Auburn was
the guest speaker. He is t h e
chairman of the County's r e d
Cross Fund Raising. Hilda Joi-
ner also spoke on the Fund Drive
Vicki Dietz is the township
Chairman, and Betty Snow S
Co : chairman.
The Red Cross drive is March
: II. If you wish to volunteer
little time to canvass an area
call 6-6078 or 6-6812. Coffee and
Cake was served.
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School News
Friday Feb. 20 the third and
fourth Grade had the program.
Third Grade open the prog
ram with Mark Taylor, Dennis
Stanton and Linn Adams speak
ing on Scouting's 49th Birthday
and Sang Clubbing we will Go"
The third grade then gave q
presentation of birthdays and
important days in February.
Fourth Grade : presented 1.-THE
Return of Washington, Cast in
cluded. Donald Hilber as George
Washington, Richard Strong as
the modern school boy, Rather
inc Hooberry as the modern
school girl, Tommy Redditt as
the American Soldier, Kenneth
Bitner as Valley Forge Soldier,
Georgejean Connolly as nurse,
Joe zahler was the Colonial Do