Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-31

ers have purchased and it
will be shipped to the U. S.
Later Marian will go to
Holland and then to London
from which city she will
leave by plane for New York
City on Sept. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Perry
and son, James and daughter,
Helen have returned from a
visit in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh BuCh-
ner and two sons of Gran
wood Drive, have returned
from a vacation at OgleDy
Park.
Mrs. Ruby BurWell Of Sol
on spent Sunday with her Sis
ter, Mrs. H. S. Mills. The
Vaughn BurwelI family Of
Chardon were there in the
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Sherman
Johnson of Painesville and
Sebastian, Florida were din
ner guests of the Forrest
Bonds last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bat
ties and son Jeffery and
daughter, Barbara of Ford,
New Jersey are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Battles and other relatives
here.
Mrs. Raymond Kochert has
returned from a trip east
which included both visiting
and sightseeing. In BangOr,
Pennsylvania she visited an
aunt and uncle and another
aunt and uncle in North Plain
field, New Jersey also cou-
sin in South Plainfield. On
Long Island she visited Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Sipe and
Elmo Russ formerly of CheS-
ter. Sightseeing included Oc-
can Grove and ASbury Park,
the Pocono Mountains where
she attended a play at the
playhouse; Shirley Fore S i
and Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Ruth Ann Hartong re-
turns to her college in And
erSOn Indiana this week. She
left early this fall as she will
do her practice teaching in
the schools in Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor
have been to Muncie, India
ma. They brought home with
them their daughter, Margar-
ct who has been visiting
there.
Mrs. Gail Paquette and
Carol K Koc h ert leave this
week for Anaheim, Califor-
MIA.
Randolph and Ronald Par
sons left on Sunday to visit
their parents in Texas.
Laura and Mark Lahore
aux entertained a party of
friends at a corn roast on Sat-
urday evening at their home
23l5 ChillicOthe Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Will
hanson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Wilburn were dinner
guests Of Mrs. Bessie Neigh
borS, Lake Shore Boulevard
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Kochert was
in Guys Mills, Pennsylvania
on Wednesday where she sell
ected Christmas trees for
their next Christmas sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wen
ger and children, Barbara
and Russell Jr., spent the last
weekend with Mr.. Wenger'S
father in CaSSopolis, Michig-
an.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rub
and children, Janet and Tim
othy and a nephew, Tom Fer
riS, Of Toronto, who has been
spending the summer with
the RuhS, have returned from
a trip including the White
and Green Mountains. They
also visited other places of
interest including Sturbridge
in Massachusetts.
The RuhS enjoy mountain
climbing and Of their last eX-
perienceS on this trip was to
climb Mt. Mansfield in Ver-
mont. Coming down, Mr.. Run
fell and fractured a rib. He
is still kept inactive while 1t
mendS.
Robert Taylor was able to
le a We Geauga Community
hospital on Wednesday. He
was victim of an automobile
accident early Saturday NOR
ming in which he received SER
iouS bruises and cuts. His
car was very badly damaged
Mr.. Taylor plays ball with
the Eagles in Chagrin Falls.
He had joined the team and
all had taken a bus from Cha
grin Falls to attend the base
ball game in Cleveland. He
was driving home from Cha
grin when he collided with
another car. Al first he was
taken to County and Surbur-
ban hospital but later remov-
ad tn GpauOa He iS now re-