Edelinski Rolls 231
in SnapoutLeague
George Edelinski made a hab
it of rolling up against the side
of the head pin in the Snapout
league last week and his total
for high game was 231. But ap
parently his luck went to his
head and he dropped to 145 and
a 140 for his last two.
On the other hand, E. Chace,
by just rolling steady made a
higher three game total with his
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177-180 and 167—a total of 524.
D. Trask rolled a 510 three
game series and Albright rolled
up a 511 score.
The Joiks had a single and
three games 778 and 2,023.
Team standings at the start of
this week are:
TEAM STANDING
w.
Bombers
Joiks
Buckeyes
Bowlcats
Snappers
Clippers
L. Pts.
18 9 25
16 11 22
14 13 19
12 15 16
10 17 14
10 17 12
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News by Mr*. F. S.' Whitney
Edward J. Humpal, son of
Mrs. Marie Humpal of Mont
ville, S. N. U. S. C. G. aboard
the “Rockaway” recently re
turned to New York from a six
weeks weather patrol to New
foundland, Greenland, Iceland,
and Scotland. He left Nov. 2
for another month’s patrol on
the coast of Labrador.
Funeral services for Mrs.
Margaret Saladonis, wife of Vin
cent Saladonis, were held Wed
nesday at 10 a.m. at the Wilke
lis funeral home on Superior
ave., Cleveland. Survivors in
clude her husband Vincent, a
son Victor, a daughter, Mrs.
Bertha Hoffman, two sisters and
five brothers. Burial was in
Lakeview cemetery. Attending
the service from Montville were
Mrs. Mary Petkas, Mrs. J. Kar
alius, Mrs. C. Kairait, Mrs. Ele
anore Janda and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dingers.
Mrs. Paul Tommer entertain
ed the Dilly Dally club Wednes-
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(Continued from page two)
Carl Nesbitt’s 204.Frantz Tav
ern rolled 3 to Culligan’s 1.
Tuesday’s team standings are:
Won Lost
Security Savings 22 10
Finch Cleaners 20 12
Circle 6 18 14
Country & Sub. R’lty 18 14
Vet’s Beverage Store 18 14
Carlson’s Hardware 17 15
Jay Cees 16 16
Tee Pee Motors 15 19
Chardon Springs 14 18
Strong Milk Cartage 13 19
Chardon Rubber 12 20
Suchdale 9 23
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FORD MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE CHARDON, OHIO
day evening. Attending were
Mrs. Josephine Stone, Mrs. Ina
Stone, Mrs. Helen Brace, Mrs.
Grace Burger, Mrs. Erma Gyet
ko, Mrs. Marie Humpal, Mrs
Jean Beardsley. The evening
was spent in sewing and visiting.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Tommer. The birthday an
niversary of Mrs. Josephine
Stone was honored and she was
presented with a group gift.
Mrs. Helen Brace will enter
tain the next club.
Mrs. W. L. Dostal entertained
Sunday, Nov. 2, for her daugh
ter Carol, honoring her 12th
birthday anniversary, Carol Zig
ander, Doris Bossee, Gloria
Loveland, Barbara Blanyer,
Helen Campbell, Ivan Campbell,
and Patty Marianna of Mont
ville, and cousins Helen Tamas
and Mr. and Mrs. C. Gall of
Cleveland, and in the evening
Mr. and Mrs. J. Babcock of Par
ma. Mrs. Dostal served a sup
per to Carol and her guests.
Many gifts were received by
Carol.
Mrs. Alice Raider,, Mrs. Jessie
Logan of Hartsgrove, Mrs. Em
ma Graul and Mrs. Winifred
Janek and son of Hambden and
Mrs. Blanche Such of Montville,
attended .the Apron String club
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Millie Garrison in Painesivlle.
The Parent Teachers club
met Wednesday at the school,
called to order by the president,
Mrs. Alice Nielson. The minutes
of the last meeting were read by
the secretary, Mrs. Lillian Leg
gett. The treasurer’s report was
given by Mrs. Lucille Colbow.
Mr. John Beni of Cleveland,
representative of the club mer
chandise plan was present and
gave a demonstration. A dis
cussion was held about the car
nival and final plans made. The
carnival is Nov. 15 at the school
auditorium from 3 m. on. A
short program followed. Clari
net trio by Gloria Loveland,
James Donoghue and Carol Dos
tal. Piano solo by Gloria Love
land and a clarinet solo by Lily
Ann Hutter. Present were Mrs.
Harry Egler Mrs. Frieda Stoltz,
Mrs. Jeannette Stapel, Mrs. Er
ma Gyetko, Mrs. Mabie Klaus,
Mrs. Blanche Loveland, Mrs. Aa
ron Miller, Mrs. Marie Phillips,
Mrs. A. Rowles, Mrs. Edith
Koerner, Mrs. Carl Burger, Mrs.
Lucille Colbow, Mrs. Daisy
Trask, Mrs- Ouida Warner, Mrs.
Rose Huntoon, Mrs. Rose Weit
zenhof, Mrs. May Bluett, Mr.
Richard Martin, Mrs. Ruth Hem
er, Mrs. Florence Trask, Mrs.
Lillian Leggett, Mrs. Alice Niel
son, Mrs. Helen Stochl, Mrs. Es
ther Reid, Mrs. Edwina Stone,
A door prize was won by Mrs.
Klaus. Refreshments of tea and
cookies were served by Mrs.
Colbow and Mrs. Stone. Next
meeting is Dec. 3 and will be a
Christmas party and exchange
of gifts.
The Montville members of the
Chardon glee club and band
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MONTVILLE
went to Chardon, Wednesday i
night, to participate in the con
cert when the glee club and
band entertained the Cres
cendo club at the Chardon audi
torium. The members from
Montville were Karyl Hale, Car
ol Whitney, Shirley Susman, Jo
anna Blanyer and Hubert Hoff
man of the glee club. In the
band were Charlene Leggett,
Sally Phillips and Robert Geis
man and Arlene Stone. Many
others from Montville attended
the concert.
The County Grange home ec
onomic committee met Friday
at the home of Mrs. James Blair
in Burton. Montville Grange
home economic committee, Mrs.
Rose Weitzenhof, Mrs. May Bar
ber, Mrs. Margaret Twarogow
ski and Miss Alice Twarogowski,
attended the meeting.
Mr. Nikkila, football coach at
Chardon, and his squad went to
Columbus Saturday to see the
Ohio State Pittsburgh football
game. George Phillips of Mont
ville, one of the squad, went
along.
The Montville firemen and
ladies auxiliary held their regu
lar meeting at the school house
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mildred
Wenzel gave to the firemen the
table and chairs and chess game,
which was presented her when
she was on the Welcome Travel
lers program, for the Montville
firemen. The ladies have pur
chased a set of stainless steel
table ware, to be used for the
dinners. Mrs. Gladys Leggett
will entertain the auxilliary at
her home Nov. 20.
Mrs. B. .Beardsley and two
daughters and Mrs. Albert Stan
ley and two sons went to Ash
land and Shelby, leaving Friday
and returning Monday, where
they were guests of friends.
Mrs. Ralph Hollenbeck of
Shalersville was a recent guest
of Mr. and Mrs Howard Bacon
and son Berlin.
Harold Jones and son Donald
of Painesville recently visited
his aunt, Mrs. Carl Webster.
Mrs. Vemie Daniels of War
ren spent several days recently
with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dono
van.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pickett,
Mrs. Blanche Pickett and Mrs.
Viola Walters were in Akron re
cently, where they visited Mrs.
Anna Fisk.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Higgins
and four children of Cleveland
were recent guests at the Ine
man-Krejci home.
Mrs. Agnes Palange of Beau
mont, Calif., has returned home
after spending several weeks
with her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dinger
and family.
Corp. Robert Johnson retum
ed-home Thursday night, having
flown from Japan. On Satur
day he had to report at Indian
Gap, Pa. Corporal Johnson was
wounded while in service in
Korea, and has been in a hos
pital in Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hart and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Colbow
and daughters visited Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Krause and family
in Euclid, Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Krause formerly resided in
Montville.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiland of
Chardon, are now occupying
their new house, just completed
on Whitney road.
The Wodolan family was en
tertained at a farewell dinner
Sunday. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. william Haney. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wodo
lan and children Leora and Don
ald, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schell
er, Joseph Kves, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Haney. Mr. Wodo
lan left Monday morning for his
new position in Detroit, Mich.,
and his wife and children will
follow in a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Suhay en
tertained on a recent evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray
and son of Wickliffe and Mr.
and Mrs. James Baker and three
children of Montville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stone
spent Tuesday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayduk
in Madison.
Miss Arlene Stone entertain
ed at a pajama party Thursday
Grumney,
evening, Audrey
Mary Ann Kadic, Louise Devo
key, Norma Carver, Claire Deak
and Janet Hofstetter.
Mrs. Morris Bloom of Mans
field spent Tuesday and Wednes
day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Ineman and brother-in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Krejci.
AQUILLA
New* by Harriet Minman
Phone 5-7228
Mrs. Nancy Wilcox who is 101
years old and an aunt of Mrs.
Mabel Thompson, cast her vote
on Nov. 4 at Berea, Ohio, where
she has lived for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Treveme Richard
were weekend guests of the
Dave Richards on Turner Drive.
Mrs. Lillian Richards visited
her sister, Mrs. Edith Stokes in
Cleveland, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Meyer Sr.
spent Saturday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Churehfield in
Montville.
A birthday party was given
for Karen Lee Hall at her home
Saturday afternoon. Karen was
6 years old.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Borgman
visited Mrs. Borgman’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Musick of Euclid,
O., Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woodard
are living with their son, John
Erwin Woodard on Melville
ave., Cleveland, whose wife re
cently passed away.
Mr. and Mrs. John Minman
spent election evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Rivitz on Cutts
road and Route 6.
Hambden to Hear
Radio Artists
November 16
HAMBDEN The Sorenson
Lyceum Bureau is presenting
Alice and Harold Allen, radio
and musical artists in “Sounds
of the Air,” at the Hambden
Congregational church, Sunday,
Nov. 16, at 8 p.m. They will
demonstrate how sound effects
are created in leading radio
stations, motion pictures and
animated cartoons.
Following the program a
birthday party will be held
in the basement of the church,
where they will have a birth
day cake for each month of
the year. Everyone is invited.
Admission charge will be $1.00
with no charge for children un
der 12.
This affair is sponsored by
the True Blue Class of the
church.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Johnson
of Snow Rd., were among those
entertained at the Robert Hohn
horst home in Burton after the
concert by the Master Singers,
Saturday night. It was also the
sixteenth wedding anniversary
of the Johnsons.
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Orville Allen of Russell visit
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home on Bell Rd., Sunday. He
leaves for camp Nov. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Laws are
moving to their new home in
Mantua.
Remember the ham supper at
the Union Chapel Saturday eve
ning from 6 to 8- There will also
be some baked goods and other
bazaar articles for sale. Your
patronage will be appreciated.
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