Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-09-03

sermon topic viii be, What
do Protestants devise today"
Sept. 9 Ladies Aid lunch
con Sept. 10. at 8 pm. MuSi-
cal Harvest. Come and en- :
joy one hour long program
of vocal and instrumental /
numbers.
Members of the Yankees"
and their families of the West
Geauga Junior baseball Lea
que enjoyed a swimming par
ty followed by a pot luck pic
mic Saturday from 4 pm. on
to dark, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Cunning :
ham, rs Lakewood DR.. Gifts
were presented to the mana
ger and his wife, Mr.. an d
Mrs. Ernie Taylor, to t h
assistant manager, Robert
Hinckley, to coach. James
Taylor and to assistant coa-
ch, julius Estenes.
Richard Kasick of 125
Ranch Dr., celebrated his
18th birthday Saturday after
noon from 1::30 to 4 pm. with
seven school friends invited
to his home for baseball and
swimming, followed by ice
cream and cake.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Max Sallach. of $40
Brook Lane Rd., invited sew
eral small girls to her home
Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 25,
from 2 to 4 pm. to celebrate
her daughter Linda's 9th bir-
thday. Besides Linda, h e r
sister Marilyn and brother
Donald, those present were:
Marilee Haynes, Kim Sav ;
age, Laura bennington, Deb
bic Bruening, Hope M a r n o,
and Karen Ann Chunke. Aft
er games and fun, cake and
ice cream were served.
Perennial Gardeners
The Perennial Gardeners
met August 10 at the home
of MRS. Dan Elliott, 1865
Cedar Rd. After plans were
discussed for a booth at the
fair, the meeting was turned
over to- the speaker, Mrs. j.
Halliday, Gates Mills. who
spoke on Dried Arrange .
ments. Next meeting will
be on Sept. %.
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Pink and Blue Shower
Mrs. Robert S. Grow, 165
Walnut Ridge, was hostess al
her home to a surprise baby
shower given in honor of Mrs
Gail Lininger. Eight ladies,
all Of Walnut Ridge, were
guests besides the hostess and
Mrs. Liniger. The how !
was held Wednesday evening
Aug. 26.
Hospital Group
The hospital group met al
the home of Mrs. Paul Stein,
furth, 78O Chillicothe Rd., fol
coffee Tuesday morning, ane
to greet Mrs. Williad Stein
furth, who has been visitine
in town for a week followinf
the Taylor Steinfurth wed
ding of Aug. %. Mrs. Willard
Steinfurth was very active il
the hospital group, before
moving to Vero Beach, Fla.
last fall. Seventeen ladies
were present.
! Robert Barnes was badls
injured last Wednesday wheI
a skill saw he was using !,
caught in his overalls, ane
slashed his leg from the cen
ter of his hip to his kne,
cap. He was rushed to Geau
ga County Hospital, Wher,
twelve stitches were requir
ed to close the wound on tol
and six underneath. He wa.
released TO his home, wher,
he is recovering satisfactoril
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barn
es and family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Gaeta o
Cleveland for supper Wed
neSday night this week. Mr.
Gaeta is zoo director of tn,
Hiram House camp.
Mrs. Dave Roseum is nov
at home after being confinet
to Forest Hills hospital for
several weeks.
Personals
Miss Elizabeth Craig o1
Canada is spending a I ew
weeks here visiting relative
and friends.
Mrs. Ralph Kneale was
hostess to "a ladies at t h I
WOman'S Alliance of r h {
First Unitarian church O I
Shaker Heights at her home
2755 Caves Rd., Tuesday aft
ernoon, for a picnic.
A family picnic supper
was prepared at $50 pm
on the lawn of the Lawrenc
Robinett home Friday night
Aug. %. When all was ready
Mr.. and Mrs. LYNN Rattle