Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-08-27

ed 4 pounds, 2 ounces and Is
gaining steadily. but must re-
main another week in the In
cubator at Children's a nd |
Babies hospital, before her
parents can have her home. /
Births
On Sunday, Aug. %, at the
Geauga Community hospital,
another daughter was born /
to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mills
of so Cherry Lane Other chill
dren In the Mills home are |
Daniel 6, Caryn 4, and SUI
san 1l2 years.
Personals
Mrs. Aria Dalghleish, of |
Bowling Green visited h e r
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Evans over the weekend.
Hickey Taylor, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernie Taylor, 1855
Mayfield Rd., was a cruise
winner on the S S Aouar-
ANA on Sunday, Aug. %. Ric-
Key won this trip from The
Cleveland Press. by securing
at least five new subscrip :
tions to the paper. He board
ed the boat at $50 am. with
his ticket and the $4 he was
given for exposes. After a
full day of fun, he returned
to Cleveland from Detorit at
1880.
Those from Chester W h o
attended the 72nd Bond fami-
ly reunion held Sunday, Aug.
%, at the Claridon Town Hall
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Laws. Gale, Susan and Rob-
ert Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Daniel and Janis Stevenson,
and Miss Grace Peacock and
Mrs. Ernest Taylor.
Mrs. Dave Roseun1 was re-
ported slightly improved at
Forest Hill hospital. but still
gravely i'll. She regained con-
iouness on Thursday, and
recognized her family after
being in a coma again for
fourteen days.
Ben Blackford, whose
home Is 800 Chillicothe I'd,
is confined to Lakeside hos
pital.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon Bar
row, Chemistry professor at
Case School of Applied Sci
ence, has bought the Bouch-
er place at lis Walnut Ridge,
and plan to move there soon.
Richard Buff. rs Cherry
Lane, celebrated his 18th bir-
thday with a party for his
friends Friday. at his home
from 8 to 10 pm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sallach
and children, $40 Brook Lane
Dr., returned Sunday from a
week trip to visit Mrs. Sal
| lach's mother at HaZelton
Pa. Mr.. Sallach went on to
New York State on busisess.
Mrs. Ada Banfield and chit
dren and Miss Millie Green
are spending a week in south
ern Indiana.
Mrs. Pearl Grant and son
Joe, of Herrick Drive return
ed Monday from a IL day
trip, travelling about 5000
miles. They drove to B ar
Harbor, Maine, crossed the
Bay of Fundy on the B lu e
Nose Ferry to Nova Scotia.
This was Mrs. Grants for :
mer home. Returning throu-
| gh Maine to Portland, New
England States on the trip
| home.
The former Miss jeanne
Taylor, who became Mrs.
Charles Steinfurth on Satur-
day, Aug. %, was honored at
a miscellaneous shower CIV
en- at the home of Mrs. Al
fred Fenstermaker of Char
don, Aug. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Lyman
have returned from their
wedding trip to Nantucket
and are living at 810 May
field Rd., Shirley Mansfield
apartment, upstairs.
Ernie Taylor, 1865 Mayfield
Rd. was dismissed from the
Geauga county hospital Fri
day night, where he had been
under observation since his
illness Wednesday morning.
The trouble was diagnosed as
a blocking of the gastric ju-
ces in the stomach by a scar
red over urcer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shan
er and children. 1907 May :
field Rd., have returned
from trip to wisconsin.
DR.. and Mrs. Morris Bait
les, daughter Susan and son
James of Columbus visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Battles last weekend.
Recent visitors at the Rus