Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-14
BY MILDRED SKINNER
Phone Yorktown S-32g5

IWAJlN 4 lLlIE - MI. dllu
Mrs. Robert Scheller left on
Thursday morning to spend a
few days with Mrs. Scheller's
sister and brother in law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Lewis
and family in Cape Girard-
eau, Missouri. They viii at
tend confirmation services
for their two nepheWs on
Sunday.
Rev. Bruce F.. Mase, pastor
of the Presbyterian church
in Orwell, O., will be t h e
speaker here on Memorial
day. Rev. Mase is a gradu-
ate of the University of Mic
higan in physical education,
also of the Western T'heologi-
cal Seminary in Pittsburgh.
His first church was in Utic-
ca and the second. and pre-
sent one in Orwell. He is gen.
neral manager of the Cleve-
land Presbyterian Summer
Camp. Rev. Mase was orig
inally from Canton, is mar
ried and has three daugh :
erS.
Mrs. Richard Jerke a n d
daughter, Judy from Rome,
and Mrs. Harold Mills and
little daughter, Terri from
Hambden spent Thursday
with their mother. Mrs. Les
ter Skinner and grand mo-
ther, Mrs. Georgia Walters.
The many friends and nei-
ghbors of Mrs. Dewey Vogt
are glad to know that he is
much improved at the st. Jo-
seph hospital in Warren. Re
cent callers Of Mrs. Vogt at
the hospital were her daugh-
ters, Mrs. John Fagan, Mrs.
James DOMAIN. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank JohntrasS of C1eve :
land. A niece and nephew,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Randulic
of Canton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Colbow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Moseley, Mont
vile. Mrs. Vogt wishes to
express her thanks to h e r
friends and neighbors for re-
membering her with beauti-
full flowers and cards during
her stay at the hospital.
The firemen were called to
extinguish a burning sawdus
dust pile on Morgan Rd. last
Thursday.
Mrs. James Hemer was
unable to be in her C | a s.
room at school two days last
week because of a bad chest
cold. Mrs. Jean Beardsley
substituted for her.
Mrs. Jacob Rabatin w a S
confined to her home because
of illness last week. Mrs
James Arp took her place in
her school class room.
Mrs. Noah Miller entertain
ed a group of ladies at q
Stanley party at her home or
Wednesday afternoon. Those
attending were Mrs. Gerry
Byler, Mrs. Veina Yoder anc
Mrs. Lydiann Byler fr o m
Burton, Mrs. Sue Mullet from
Hambden, Mrs. Freda Orr
and Mrs. Greta Ball from
| Montville. Lucy Closson from
Cleveland was the demon
strator. Several others were
unable to attend.
Mrs. Ruth Allison a n d
| three children from Lines
vile, Pa, spent Thursday af
ernoon and evening at the
| Noah Miller home.
| Mrs. Edwin Weber, Mrs.
Louis Burger, Mr.. and Mrs
Orrin Ryg, Mrs. Roy Perry
| and Mrs. Lyall Huntoon at
tended Eastern Star inspec
tion at Hartsgrove Saturda.
night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Sid
ley Jr., entertained at din
ner Sunday her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Steven
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bur
nett entertained at a picni,
supper in honor of their lit
tie son, "Chucky'S" birthda.
Saturday evening. Those pre-
sent were Mrs. Nina Burnett
| son, James and little grand
daughter, Laurie Burnet, MI
and Mrs. Ralph Perry s.n,
family from Chardon, MI
| and Mrs, Harland Hoffman
and fanny from Madison
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman
Mrs. Margaret Hoffman an
granddaughter, Devvie Love
land, Keith and Kath
Krejci and Mr.. an
Mrs. Burn EFT and fam
family. A beautiful decora1
ed birthday cake was mad
by Mrs. Frank Kreici.
Mrs. Laura Heckel an
daughter, Mrs. Ed Quinn er
tertained at Mrs. Heckel'
home in Thompson on Apr.