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News by Sally Slagle
Telephone East Claridon 6-6320
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon
of Maple Heights were Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Buskey.
There will be a display of
jewelry, lingerie, and cosmetics,
at the East Claridon Methodist
church, Oct. 19, at 8:00 p.m.
There will be all kinds of
£ifts that can be ordered for
Christmas.
The men as well as the ladies
are invited. Let’s all come and
help make the church painting
fund larger.
The Men’s club met at the
East Claridon church at .7:00
p.m. Tuesday evening. Supper
was served then they elected
officers. Newton Chapman was
the speaker.
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Johnrich
NEWS from EAST CLARIDON
Mrs. Frank Buskey enter-
OPTOMETRIST
Lester R. Bonwell
EWELERS
162 Main St. Painesville
A home like this
can be yours...
tained a few relatives last Fri
day at a supper in honor of
her brother Richard Slagle’s
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Facey
of Austinburg called on Mrs.
D. E. Graves last Thursday.
Mrs. S. C. Sprunger of Kid
ron called on Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Daley of Meso
potamia recently moved into
the house vacated by the Troyer
family.
The East Claridon Youth
Group is fanning a Halloween
Party for the 28th of October.
All members are invited to
attend.
The Evans’ family celebrated
the 55th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans
at the Butlers’ recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ola Berry re
turned last week from their
vacation to the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed
and son moved to Hell road
recently.
There will be a church sup
per this month on Oct. 26, at
the East Claridon Methodist
church.
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The territory of the Dominican
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district, 18 provinces, 66 counties,
which are called “eomunes,” and
1595 townships or sections, called
“secciones.”
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Your dream home can easily become a reality when you save
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Current interest rate on Sevings Accounts is 21/2%.
Open Friday until 6 P. M.
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COMPANY
109 South St.. Chardon Phone Chardon 5-2111
Claridon Congregational Bazaar
CLARIDON TOWN HALL
Saturday, October 20
Ham Dinner $1.0.0
Elementary School Children--------------- 50c
Pre-School Children no charge
Fancy Work Baked Goods
The Country Store Parcel Post
Sale
This advertising space made available by
BURR and SMITH
Ambulance Service Funerals Furniture
Chardon
Nuts & Bolts
Are Important
They only cost a couple of pennies usu
ally. But sometimes folks neglect them be
cause they think its “too much bother/'
Bring in the old fitting if you can. It
will only take us a few minutes to locate the
part you need—and it will only cost you a
little.
Carlson’s
HARDWARE
Main St., Chardon
K. of C. to
Meet at
Newbury
Geauga Council No. 3304 of
of the Knights of Columbus
will meet Sunday, Oct. 21, at
1 p.m. at St. Helen’s church
in Newbury. This meeting is
the beginning of their pilgrim
age of the four catholic
churches in Geauga County.
After visiting at St. Helen’s
they will go to St. Mary’s
in Chardon. Next they will visit
St. Patrick’s in Thompson and
last, St. Edward’s church in
Parkman. All catholic men of
the county are invited to join
in this pilgrimage.
Xmas Seal
Meeting Is
October 25
The final meeting of the
Township Seal Chairmen and
Co-chairmen of the Geauga
County Tuberculosis and
Health Association will be held
on Oct. 25th at 2:00 p.m. at
the Club Rooms of the Thrasher
House, reports Mrs. Lewis
Bostwick, County Seal Sale
Chairman.
This is an important meeting,
states Mrs. Bostwick, and she
urges that each chairman and
co-chairman attend. Final in
structions for the opening of
the Seal Sale on November
19th will be given to the chair
men and the seal sale supplies
will be passed out for each
township.
South Hambden
News by Mrs. H. S. Woodin
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clemson
of Little Mountain visited Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Clemson Sun
day afternoon and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porkorny.
visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Siska. Wednesday eve
ning Miss Nancy Barnes of
Chester and George Thomas of
Burton spent the evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Porkorxy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Williams to Cleveland Sun
day to visit Mrs. Maxine
Holman.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frink
of Madison visited Mr. and
Mrs. James Wingard one eve
ning last week. Dick Frink
of Madison who was so badly
hurt in an auto accident and
is now able to get around on
crutches, visited his grand
parents Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hagen of
Madison were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Boerwinkle.
Local Women
to Attend
Conference
Mrs. Russell Vese, Northeast
Junior Chairman of the Ohio
Federation of Women’s clubs,
announced today that Mrs.
Hugh Butler, public speaking
consultant of the General Fed
eration of Women’s clubs, will
come from Pomona, Calif., to
speak at the district conference
on October 24, at Kent, Ohio.
Her topic will be “Time to
Speak Up.”
Chardon will be represented
when the Aquarius club sextet,
under the direction of Mrs.
Wesley Black, presents the
musical invocation.
Arrangements for the North
east Jr. session conference are
under the supervision of Mrs.
Vese. Among those attending
from Chardon Aquarius club
will be members of the sextet
composed of: Mrs. Charles
Phipps, Jr., Mrs. Tom Bost
wick, Mrs. William Hanna, Mrs.
Ronald Wesley, Mrs. Francis
Rossbach, and Mrs. Black.
Mrs. Richard Clause, chair
man of “Mothercraft” in the
Northeast district will give a
report on Mothercraft.
Girlscout Troop Number 2
Girlscout Troop 2 meet at
Mrs. William Gaylord’s house,
121 Moffett Avenue at 3:30.
Our teachers are Mrs. Wil
liam Gaylord and Mrs. Howard
Oplinger.
Twelve girls received their
second class badges. They were
Billie Gaylord, Linda Goff,
Elaine Hildinger, Patty Bow
ditch, Patty Oplinger, Joanne
Mansfield, Mary Mansfield, An
drea Carson, Judy McDonald,
Jane McDonald,Joan Manning
and Sandra Caldwell.
Mrs. Paul Wiebler came and
talked to us about Germany.
She told us about their cus
toms, clothing, houses, schools,
and her experiences.
We played games, and re
freshments were served buffet
style, and the meeting was ad
journed.
By Elaine Hildinger
Prairie Hay
Prairie hay should be aupple
mented with a protein and mineral
concentrate.
RECENT BRIDE AND GROOM
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Claridon Congregational Bazaar
Planned for This Saturday
News by Mrs. H. Ensign
Telephone E. Claridon 66217
CLARIDON The Congre
gational Bazaar will have a
Mexican theme Saturday, Oct.
20, and decorations are under
direction of Mrs. Harold New
berry. Mrs. Charles Kellogg
and Mrs. Ray Gratton are
deep in preparations for a
baked ham dinner which will
be served from 5 o’clock on.
The usual supply of aprons and
fancy work will be under the
supervision of Mrs. Carl Hope.
Mrs. C. C. Babcock will have
quantities of baked goods to
sell. The Country Store with
Mrs. Elmer Hostetter will offer
all kinds of country fare.
Every one is cordially invited
to attend this annual event.
Twenty-two members of the
Golden Rule S. S. class met
at the home of Robert Fen
wick Saturday night. After the
usual pot-luck supper and short
business meeting, colored slides
of local interest were shown
by Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Vaccariello.
Mrs. Tom Richmond was
hostess to Study Club Wednes
day night. Furthering the theme
of American women of Achiev
ment, a paper on women in
Education was given.
A part of a group of Chardon
High Young people, Beth and
Frank Wilmot, Kenneth Starr,
Donald Pinzone and Janet Fen
wick enjoyed a hay ride and
party Saturday at the home of
Mary Jane Parks. Miss Jeann
ette Grosvenor accompanied
them,
Keith Starr and Junior Gros
venor were home from O. S. U.
over the weekend, and Doug
las Price from Ohio U.
Miss Ellen Spencer and Miss
Lois McNish spent last week
end, Oct. 7, in Muskegon, Mich,
with Miss Barbara Ladd.
Mrs. Dan Dimmick has re
turned from a trip to Canada
and Vermont with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul McNish.
The As You Like It circle
held the first meeting of the
season at the home of Mrs.
Robert Berg. Mrs. Joe Temple
gave a paper on topic of Col
umbus Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gros
venor, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Randles, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Ensign were 6:30 dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen
in Conneautville, Pa. Saturday
night.
Grange Booster Night was
held Tuesday evening, Oct. 9,
by Claridon Grange. Program
was under direction of the
Lecturer, Betty Warner. Group
singing and games. Mrs. Aura
Davis presented several Young
People from her school in in
strumental numbers. Mr. Stef
anick, Administrator for Social
Security Board of Northeastern
Ohio presented the film “This
is Your Social Security,” fol
lowed by a discussion of same.
Nickel in Electronics
Television is using large quanti
ties of rolled nickel, with indica
tions that the amount will continue
to increase. Pure nickel is being
used for the cathodes of the camera
and picture tubes of television
equipment due to its ability to re
tain its strength and stiffness at
high temperatures (1650° F.) and
also because it serves as an excel
lent base for the oxide coating
which gives off the electrons.
Photo by Hallway Studio.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. FARKAS
Recently wed were Frances Velma Sula, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sula who became the bride of John Adam
Farkas. The wedding was at the Chardon Christian church
Saturday, Sept. 1.
Educational and very interest
ing. Lunch was served by the
Home Economics Committee.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ensign,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Grosvenor
were in Salem, O. last week
Tuesday, where the men at
tended the annual meeting of
Sandy and Beaver Valley
Mutual Insurance Co.
Miss Kathleen Marshall is
the new adult advisor of the
Senior Pilgrim Fellowship
group.
President Mrs. Raymond Grat
ton has appointed the following
committee chairmen for the
coming year for the Union
Wbrkers: Program—Mrs. Hor
ace Wilmot Reading Mrs.
Thomas Richmond Devotional
Mrs. Vern Wells Family
Life Mrs. Hubert Starr
Friendly Service Mrs. Fran
cis Vaccariello Sunshine
Mrs. Arthur Wilmot Pianist—
Mrs. Marion Randles.
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WOMEN TO MEET
The Womens Association of I
the Pilgrim-Christian church
will meet Thursday, Oct. 25,
at 8 p.m. in the South Hamb
den street church. This is the
first of four meetings planned
for the year.
Miss Bertha Park of Cleve
land will be the guest speaker.
She will tell of her trip and
work in Europe, relating her
experiences with women of dif
ferent faiths and nationality.
All women of the church are
invited. The Junior Aid is the
hostess committee.
Committees
Named for
Local Church
The new officers of Pilgrim
Christian church have ap
pointed the following func
tional committees for the
church:
Worship and devotionals,
Mrs. Ward McDonald.
Christian Education, Mrs.
Robert Neil.
Evangelical, Robert Williams.
Membership and Develop
ment, Mrs. Charles Canfield.
World Works, Mrs. Ralph
Baker.
Stewardship, Mrs. Floyd
Miller.
Property, Glenn Hanna.
Harold Reiter has been ap
pointed to fill the unexpired
term of trustee, left by the
resignation of Dr. Phillip Pease,
who has returned to Army duty.
St. Mary’s
Council Plans
Masquerade 1
St. Mary’s Parish Council is
sponsoring a masquerade dance
and card party at Dieska’s
Pine Way Trails on Wilson
Mills Rd., Friday, Oct. 26, for
the benefit of St. Mary's
Church building fund. Elmer
Krecji’s orchestra will furnish
the music for dancing.
There will be prizes for the
costumes, and prizes for cards.
To ihe Children of
Geauga County:
The habit of saving and
to own a life insurance
policy is always a good
point in vour favor later
on when you are look
ing for a job. It indi
cates a sense of respon
sibility.
ORRIN PHILLIPS
215, N. Hambden
Phone Chardon 5-4781
Special agent New York
Life Insurance Company
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Middlefield
Saturday, October 20th
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THE RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, OCTOBER 18, 1951—3
At the regular meeting of
the Executive Board of the
Geauga County Tuberculosis
Health Association on Oct. 9th.
Mr. J. M. Erdelac, Chairman
gave a summary report of the
Rehabilitation Program.
The sale of Sunny Acres’
handicraft made by tubercul
osis patients totaled $48.33 at
the Middlefield Carnival on Oct.
6th. Mr. Erdelac stated that
through the cooperation of Mr.
Wm. Rowley and Mr. Ivan
Woodworth of Middlefield, ar
rangements were made for an
exhibit of the Geauga County
Tuberculosis and Health As
sociation to handle the sale of I
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Chardon. Ohio
Member Lake-Geauga
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people from Middlefield: Misses
Myrtie Reiter, Joan Bartlett,
Marjory Toth and Mary
Grenter.
Mr. Erdelac reported the
total sales to date of handi
craft sold through the volun
tary service of the Rehabilita
tion Program amounted to
$377.94.
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