Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-05
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BY MARGARET Nj. DAVIS
Phone Jordan d-5I11

The Newbury American Leg
ion Post 663 will hold a st. Pat
rick's Dance at the KiWanis Lake
Tavern just inside the entrance
to Kiwanis Lake on March 18th
from 7:30 pm. until? Dancing
will be to the music of Johnny
Vadnal and his band. Donation
is only $1.00 per person and it
is open to the public. Reserva-
tons can be made through any
Legion member or at the door.
Mrs George Oakford is back
in the hospit@, this time Wom-
ems Hospital in Cleveland where
she is undergoing extensive ex-
aminations. She would like t O
hear from all her many friends
from Newbury and surrounding
territories.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Davis
attended the "Old Timers Ban
quet at Hotel Carter in Cleveland
on Saturday, Feb. %. It was
given by Reliance Electric whe-
re Mr.. Davis has worked for the
past 18 years.
The Boy Scouts Troop SO held
their annual Banquet this past
week at the Newbury School au-
ditorium. Some of the guests
attending were Rev. Theron FIR
ench who opened with prayer,
Mr.. r. r. Hadfield, Supt. of New
bury schools, Mr.. and Mrs. Din
gman, Dist. Commander of the
Scouts, Sheriff and Mrs. Louis
Robusky, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smitt, Don Owens, Scout Mas
ter of Troop SO, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Prots, Principal of the elemen-
tary school, John Havan, a re-
tired Cleveland Policeman of 81
years standing and now connec-
ted with the Geauga County She
riffs Dept, The Pres. Ted Will
ke was presented with a plaque
for his service as a Cub Master
from 1857 to 1858. Received into
the Pack was Jimmy Burke who
was given his Bob Cat Pin, pre-
sentation of the Colors with the
assistance of Bill Kovacic were
the following scouts, Bobby Xiii
ma, Eric Barousch, Terry Wilke,
David Caldwell. A wonderful
dinner followed with ham being
the main attraction with all the
trimmings, Mrs. Robusky, Mrs.
Dingman, and Mrs. Prots judg-
ed the table decorations and Den
q won the Honor Flag for the
Month of Feb About 20 boys
and honor guests attended tn G
affair.
The next P.T.A. meeting will
be held at the Newbury School
Auditorium on March 10 at 5 %.
m. 1t will pertain to Foreign
Languages and Social Studies.
The public is invited to attend
and the Hostesses for the even
ing will be the Home &c. class.
Ricky, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Willis who live on
Route 81 has returned home
from st. Luke's hospital after
spending the past month there
where about half the time the
little fella was on the critical
list but he is NV coming along
very nicely. He had pneumonia
followed by the virus flu.
The Womens' Guild of the New
bury United Community church
will hold another quilting party
this coming Thursday, March S.
They will be quilting from 1870
until noon. 1t will be followed
by a Pot Luck Luncheon. Any
one that is interested should at
tend.
The Day of Recollection at st.
Helen's church this past week
was well attended by the ladies
of the Parish. They had a lot
of discussions with luncheon in
between with more studies in the
afternoon.
The G eauga County Legion
Track Association held a spec-
lal meeting on Feb. Is at t h &
Legion Hall in Burton and the
Legion Track Trustees from
NeWbury attended.