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4—GEAUGA RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, JULY 5, 1956
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE
■FOR SALE Antique reed or
gan. $100.00 Kenmore Dryer,
$100.00: 32 ft. extension ladder,
$10.00 steel work bench, $20.00
mahogany book case, double
glass doors, $35.00 electric
broom.
land PArk 9-7096.
FOR SALE Spire Ila founda
tion garments, style and sur
gical individualy designed. Free
figure analysis. Measured In
your own home by former man
ager. Write to Box A N c-c
Geauga Record, Chardon, O.
35ctf. double roll away bed
BOATS
Sandusky—Moulded
Fiberglass Lonestar
Evinrude Motors
Tee Nee *Boat Trailers
DIEDRICH & CO.
Ph 5-8661 Rt. 44 South
FOR SALE—Benning hay: clo
ver, thimothy. R. Began,
Woodin Hill Rd., Chardon 5
4157.
TEXAS RANDOM TEST: Hy
Llnee are in 1, 2, 3 and 6 place.
CENTRAL NEW
TEST: Hy Lines are
TEST: Hy-Llnes are
place.
YORK
in first
n first
TEST:
4 place
FLORIDA RANDOM
Hy-Llnes are in 1 and
CALIFORNIA RANDOM
TEST: Hy-Llnes are in 4 and 16
place.
MISSOURI RANDOM TEST:
Group “A” Hy-Lines are in 3 and
4 place
MISSOURI RANDOM TEST:
Group “B” Hy-Llnes are in 3
and 6 place
We have shown you the rank
ings of EVERY PEN of Hy
Lines in EVERY test we are In
not just where we are In
first place.
See us now ad place your order
for a flock of those High Pro
fit Makers HY-LINE 9 3 4
(white egg layers).
BABY CHICKS all breeds
now Arbor Acre White
Rocks, heavy breed, also Leg
horn chicks now at PRUDEN
HATCHERY, Phone HO 6-1773,
Geneva, O. 30ctf
LISTINGS
If you really want to sell
your home or farm call or
see Donald Ellicock at
Country & Suburban
for results.
Cleveland MA 1-7788 or
Chardon 5-4821
THREE COUNTIES
TO SERVE YOU
Geauga, Ashtabula. Trumbull
Homes, Farms, Acreage
Cottages
Business Opportunities
Call H. DAVISON
Middlefield 2-2244
Steve Jozsa Realty
Orwell, Ohio
WANTED
Artificial Breeding Techni
cian for this area by Ameri
ca's largest and fastest grow
ing service, American Breed
ers Service. Applicant can
start part time, works well
with a small farm operation.
Must have farm background,
be dependable, have car and
attend 2 week training school
Married men 24-50 prefered,
others considered. Write Box
18 Marion, Ohio, to arrange
interview.
MAKE OFFER 1951 Chevy
2-door standard transmission.
Directional lights, heater, good
tires, battery. New muffler,
good clean upholstery, excellent
transportation. Need rocker pan
els. Robert A. Newberry, Rt. 2
Fowlers Mill Rd. 2x28
HOME FOR SALE—New 1
jors, 533. uv erect ic
$10.00. Phone Chester-: story, three bedroom home
2x281 f°r sale. On wooded lot across
street from high school. Full
FOR SALE 16 inch English basement divided for recreation
bike, Phone 5-4511. 2x28 room. Open on Saturdays and
Home on Rt. 422
Sundays. Shown evenings by
appointment. Paul Safko, 148
Chardon Ave., Phone Chardon
awn 6-1354 3x28
FOR SALE
in Parkman, white aluminum
siding green aluminum
ings 28 foot L-shaped living
room Venetian blinds full base- FOR SALE One chest of
meat oil furnace. Priced for drawers $15.00 one cedar
quick sale at $7,000 Phone Park- chest $20.00 one single roll-a
man 17F11. Dale Brugmann, way bed $15.00 all n good con
Parkman. Ohio, Box 235. 2 28
dition Newbury 1190. E. W.
Newman Stone Rd., Newbury.
2x29
FOR SALE Several dresses
size 18, $2.50 to $3.00 and 2
at .$500. Phone 5-5411. 2x28.
FOR SALE Frigidaire elec
tric dryer 2 refrigerators, one
Westinghouse, one GE one
apart
mend gas stove, $10 electric
hot plae fire side bench, $5
table $5 Wllloughy 2-1233, 37929
Third St. 2C28
BABY CICKS NOW Parmen
ter Rhode Island Reds, Christie
& Durgin Hampshires, Holtzap
ple and Blue Diamond White
Rocks, White Cornish White
Rock Cross, heavy laying Bab
cock Leghorns- Arbor Acre
White Rocks. Nichols and Bit
tner Hampshires, White Cronish.
2x27 Also HyLine hybrids. Sexed or
„., unsexed. Will brood chicks, 1,
FOR SALE Shallow well 2 3 4 weeks on order. New
pump. A Lombardi, Bass 4 light infra red brooders $8.60
Lake Rd.. Chardon 5-7152. 2x27 1 to our baby chick customers
only. (Complete with blulbs.)
FOR SALE Conlon mangle,
Good shape, $15.00. 237 Tur
ner dr., Lake Aquilla 2x27
FOR SALE—Steel stall shower
concrete base, fittings. $20.00,
237 Turner Dr., Lake Aquilla.
2x27
FOR SALE—Ford convertible,
as is $50.00 237 Turner dr.,
Lake Aquilla. 2x27
FOR SALE—20 acres standing
hay. clover and timothy, Rt.
6 between Montville and Harts
grove. Call Chardon 6-2171.
2x27
FOR SALE Pony with new
bridle, saddle and blanket.
Frank Block c-o Julian Pott,
East Hill Nursery, Mayfield Rd.,
Chesterland. Phone Park 9-7014
BABY CHICKS
HY-LINES LEADIND TN RAN
DOM SAMPLE TESTS
Below are shown the stand
ings of HY-LINES in ALL ran
dom sample tests in which
they are entered. This Is the
latest Informatton available as
pf November 18, 1955.
Pruden Hatchery, Corner Rt 84
and S. Myers Rd.., Geneva, O
hio. Phone HOward 6-1773 Gene
va. 27Ctf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Three rooms and
bath in Hambden, call even
ings, 5-4154*. 2x28
FOR RENT Furnished 2 room
apartment near Chardon Square
Comfortable sitting room and
kitchen. Phone Chardon 5-5081.
2x28
FOR RENT Apartment, a
bove Ruminating Co. F. W.
Wearsch, 108 East Park St.
Phone Chardon 5-2158. 27 tf
For complete relaxation dur
ing your vacation leave Grandpa
the baby, junior and the cat at
home with me. Irene L. Gage,
practical nurse. Phone Thomp
son 2881 or Chardon 5-2195. 2x28
WANTED Carpenter to build
addition to a small house and
addition to a barn. Roy Rajki,
Claridon Center. 2x28
WANTED Housework by the
day. Experienced. Need trans
portation. Phone Chardon 5-7303.
2x28
FOR RENT 4 room apart
ment in Chesterland. Phone
PArk 9-7162 1x27
FOR RENT Three room mo
dern apartment in Chardon
Suitable for couple or
working girls. Phone
field 2-2701,
WANTED
WANTED—Good 1
week old kittens. Phone 5
9433 128 Ferris Ave.
Listings
We have buyers for
your farms, homes, acre'
age and building sites.
Eging Realty,
Realtors
112 E. Park
Chardon 5-7671
Rd.
5ctf
WANTED—Brake and front end
mechanic, full time in new
Firestone Service Store open
ing soon’ in Chardon. Phone 6
5961. 2x27
POSITION WANTED FEMALE
Part time clerical, drafting or
reception work, evenings or
weekends. Eight years exper
ience. Chardon 6-5081.
2x27
WANTED—Small size bicycle,
18-20 inch. Call Montville
3747. 2x27
WANTED—Good home for part
German Shepherd and collie
pups.
5:30
week
ville.
Call Montville 3623 after
week days, anytime on
ends. Robt. Card, Mont
2x27
Room,
lady.
2x27
WANTED TO RENT
live in with elderly
Phone Montville 3493.
WANTED—Two cooks or wo
men with interest in kitchen
work, to do general cooking,
some baking, etc., Prefer wi
dow or one without children.
Could live in Welshfield Inn,
Welshfield, Ohio. Phone Bur
ton, TEmple 4-4164. 28tf
Hospital Auxiliary Meet
MUNSON The annual din-. chose health and a short original
ner of the Women’s Hospital Aux skit was produced by the youth
iliary will* be held on Thursday, of our Grange. It was entitled
July 12, at 7:00 p.m. at the “ViG-O-Mine” and each mem
Huntsburg School cafeteria. Ti- ber of the cast represented a
ckets for reservation are to be vitamin. The cast included Nan
ni by July 6. Please call Mrs.icy Friel, Patricia Safko, Lois
Abbie Rogers at Chardon 5-8276 Fink. Rosemary Beckwith. Jqan
for your reservations. Huntsburg Kieffer, Susan Ponyik, Merton
School is on Route 528, south of Beckwith. Ronald Walsh,
Mayfield
Goodworkers
Munson
The next meeting of
son Goodworkers will
Friday night, July 6,
p.m. at the hoe of Robert Bod- Deputy and Matron. Winnng the
dy. Please bring your sales tax contest for the biggest smile
stamps. They are having a fish- was Brother Gene Kachkowsky
ing party for recreation.
Munson Grange News
our Grange girls
Volunteers were asked to
help with the dinner for the
hospital pledge. Mrs. Frank J.
Fink, Mrs. Lester Esmonde,
Mrs. Arthur Grossman, Mrs. An
na Warner, Mrs. Patrick Walsh
and Mrs. Willard Herrington
will assist Mrs. Kachkowsky on
the Committee.
Community Service projects
reports were given.
Reports of degree meeting at
Montvile June 13 and Pomona
meeting at Munson June 16 were
given.
The collection of canned goods
for the Magnetic Springs Foun
dation, sponsored by the Grang-
the Mun- was read and everyone pres
be held ent had their smile measured
at 7:00 with a tape-line by the visiting
WANTED REliable Chardon (Correspondent’s note-In the
woman needed to baby sit 5 last write-up of the Merry Mix
days for 2 pre-school girls while ers- 1 wrote that Barbara No
mother is in the hospital. Re- zar ,ri-ade a meat loaf, but it
j,m rea
ferences required. Phone Char- was yeast
don 6-5041. 1x27
WANTED Ironings to do in
my home. 106 Huntington St.
tw) Phone 5-8343 2x29
Middle-|
2x28
NOTICE
NOTICE Sneet metal work,
stove pipe, furnace pipe, evap
orators, sugar makers equipment
hOrn^. f°r Lawn Mowers sharpened in sea
5-, son parks & Barker, Chardon,
2x27 i O 38tf
ShW
FILING Retoothing—
Make that old hand saw like
new Grind Axes, Knives,
scissors, all Small Tools
FRANK M. PHILLIPS, Chardon
5-P268 39ctf
NOTICE ALCOHOLICS AN
NONYMOUS Persons having
drinking problems, call Mont
ville 3348, Bax 102 Rt 4, Char
don. Will be contacted. Slctf.
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS
We with to thank Rev. Car
ney, Ritondaro Funeral Home,
friends, neighbors and relatives
for their prayers, sympathy and
help at the time of the loss of
our son and brother, David La
Do w.
Mr. and Ms. C. Swift.
Brothers and Ssters lp27
IN MEMORIUM
In loving memory of our dear
mother and grandmother, Mary
WANTED Nursery school tea- Mazny who passed away July
...... .... 6 1949.
What is home without a moth
er,
cher in September, out of
town State training and ex
perience. Box EB Geauga Re
cord- lp26
What are all the joys we meet,
When your loving heart no
longer
Greets the coming of our feet?
Dearest mother, how we miss
you,
Since from earth you passed a
way.
our hearts are aching
And
sorely
As we
Just
And you could have lived your
best,
think of you today,
when life was sweetest.
The gates of heaven opened,
And God took you home to rest.
We watched you slowly fade
away,
God watched you from his door,
We prayed so hard for you to
stay,
But you’re not with us any more.
Loving children and grandchil
dren. 1C27
Ed­
ward Walsh. To further carry
out the theme of health, a po
em “The Value of a ’smile”
for the men and Sister Yolanda
Thomas for the ladies.
A word game and relay fol
lowed and the program closed
Munson Grange met at the
church annex, Wednesday. June
27, with thirty-four present. This with a lively song in which all
was the annual inspection night, participated. The next regular
The County Grange Deputy and meeting will be held July 11,
Matron, Brother and Sister Blair 8:30 p.m. in the church annex,
were present to inspect the
books. The home econom i Munson Pre-School Parents
chairman announced that the The next regular meeting of
Fleischman Yeast baking books the Munson Pre-School Parents
were here. They sell for 25 cents Group will be held tonight July
Also the registration slips for 5. The group are going to have a
entry in the National Grange
Wool Contest could be obtained ers Mill School on Saturday, Ju
from here.
lemonade social at the Fowl-
ly 7 from 4 to 6 p.m. At this
lemonade social, the new owner
Several of
are entering the contest, which of the portable TV and the e
is open to all girls from 14 to lectric fry pan wll be known.
22 years. They do not havq, to The group is also having a
be Grange members to enter, bake sale at Chuck’s Welding
Contact Mrs. Gene Kachkowsky Shop on Route 322 near Bass
at Park 9-7137 if you are inter
ested.
Lake Rd. on Sunday, July 8,
starting at 1:00 p.m. So don’t
forget these two activities that
the group are having this week
end, they need your support.
4-H Silver Threaders
The Silver Threaders met on
Monday, June 25, at the home
of Margie Hill. Bonnie McNeel
ey and Margie Hill gave a de
monstraton on how to make a
button hole. Joyce Paine, Xlee
Steele. Marie Ponyik and Pat
Brown were picked to work on
the constitution.
Janet Sulc and Joyce Johnson
made a cover for the club pro
gram. Games were played and
-n t, Margie Hill served refresh
?gon ments- N«t meeting will be
held at the home of Janet Sulc
on Monday, July 2. Janet lives
on Route 44.
at the October meeting of Po
mona. Tentative plans for a pic
nic were made and the Worthy
Master Arthur Grossman Jr.,
the Lecturer, Dolores Fink and
the Overseer Gene Kachkowsky
will serve as the picnic com
mittee.
‘,tcrary pr°8ara“„ “f Barbara Nozar. Wendy Bob
with group singing. As the theme 1- ...
for her program the lecturer
HELP WANTED Will give it was very good.
woman good home, $10 per
week for light house work 4
hours a day, 6 days per week.
Wlloughby 2-1233. 37929 Third
St. 2C28
WANTED Roomer, would fur
nish part board and use of gar
age. Cliff Moss Huntsburg, Ohio.
Phone E. Claridon 6-6466 2x28
FOR SALE Two Fox Terrier
pups. Cliff Noss, Huntsburg,
Ohio. Phone E. Claridon 6-6466.
2x28
4-H Munson Merry Mixers
The meeting of the Munson
Merry Mixers was held on
Thursday, June 28. at the home
bitt gave a demonstration' on
how to make muffins for the
first time. All the girls agreed
Marie Ponyik gave a demon
stration on how to wash dishes
and Sheila Walsh gave a de
monstration on how to cut
fruit and nuts on a board to
prevent cutting ones fingers, for
health and safety. Our thanks to
Barbara Nozar the club's pro
gram has been named. Wendy
Bobbitt and Pat Brown served
refreshments. The next meeting
will be held Thursday, July 5,
at the home of Mrs. James No
zar.
rolls,
slipping. I’m sorry
either one sounds
to me.)
4-H
ny
Barbara, but
pretty good
Northwest Dairymen
The fifth meeting of the North
west Dairymen was held at the
home of Albert Writright on June
26. Nine attended the meeting.
After the meeting was ad
journed, refreshments were ser
ved
For recreation they payed
kick ball, the score was 25-22.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Kenny Peter
son on Tuesday. July 16.
Building Permits Issued
Joseph Gruden, addition.
Parkside and Wilbert Rds. Ro
bert Smolik, residence Basswood
Dr. Donald S. Linton, residence.
Mulberry Rd.
Anniversary Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tverg
yak, of Route 44, celebrated
their 47th wedding anniversary
on Wednesday, June 27. All
their sons and daughters and
in-laws and 13 grandchildren
were able to be present with
the exception of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Tvergyak and their son
who is in the Navy.
Those present to the supper
prepared by their daughters
and daughters-in-law to wich
their “folks” many more years
of happiness were: Mr. and
Steve Tvergyak, Mr. and
Joseph Tvergyak, Jr., Mr.
Mrs. Paul Tvergyak, Mr.
Mrs.
and
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
and
and
Mr.
and
Joseph Szuszkienicz.
Mrs. John Ritondaro
Agnes Tvergyak, and of
course all the grandchildren.
This and That
Mrs. Rose Krajzel returned
home from the Doctor’s Hospital
on Sunday morning, for a while
she is going to be taking life
easy. She wishes to thank all
her friends for all her cards and
flowers.
Mr. Bill Herrington of Bass
Lake Rd. is up and around now,
and is feeling much better.
Pat Brown, Joyce Johnson.
Cindy Brown, Nancy Hawkins
are going camping for one week
at Camp P-Chi on Wison MiUs
Rd.
By the way, it was Diane Pon
yik that went to Camp White
wood the week of June 17 in
stead of Marie Ponyik.
Nancy Friel came home from
St. Luke’s Hospital on Saturday
June 30, she will be able to
Couple Wins TV Set
Ross Armstrong, proprietor of Ross Rexall Drugs,
congratulates Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brugge, Chardon,
winners of the 21 inch television set given awAy during
the drug store’s recent grand opening.
Other winners wereMrs. R. Smith, Chardon Mrs.
George Phillips, Montville and George S. Baker, Hunts
burg.
MEN IN SER VICE
Roy O. Jones, fireman, USN.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray R.
Jones of Route 1, Chardon, Ohio
is serving aboard the light cruis
er USS Worcester which is
scheduled to return to Long
Beach, Calif., July 9 after a
four-month tour of duty n the
Western Pacific.
The warship cooperated with
the 7th Fleet and engaged in
several fleet maneuvers.
During the tour, the Worcester
visited Japan, Hong Kong, Man
ila and Hawaii.
PVC Dale D. Dryer, 23, son
of Mr. and Mrs. D. Dryer, Rt. 4,
Chardon, is a member of the
11th Arborne Division in Ger
mny.
Dryer, a construction special
ist in 3d Battalion Headquarters
Company of the division’s 188th
Airborne Infantry Regiment, ar
rived overseas on this tour of
duty in March of
entered the Army
are the Combat
Badge and the
Badge.
this year. He
in April 1954.
Infantryman
Parachutist
FORT GORDON. GA. PFC
Robert W. Conley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Conley, Route
1, Huntsburg, recently was grad
uated from the field radio re
pair course at the Army’s South
eastern Signal School, Fort Gor
don, Ga.
The 25-week course trained
Conely in the fundamentals of
electricity and radio, the service
and repair of radio transmitters
and receivers and the use of
be home for her birthday after
all oh July 5, so happy birthday,
Nancy. Nancy Friel was award
ed a $150.00 scholarship to O
hio University. Congratulations!
Geauga Record
Chardon, Ohio
Please run the following ad FREE.
YOUR NAME
radio testing equipment.
Conley entered the Army in
September 1955 and completed
basic training at Fort Riley,
Kan.
The eighteen-year-old soldier
was graduated from Thompson
High School in 1954.
PFC. LEONARD C. DINGERS
Pfc. Leonard C. Dingers, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Din
gers of Route 4, Chardon, ar
rived at Iwakuni, Japan, June 8
for duty with the 1st Marine Air
craft Wing.
Pretty much all the honest
truthtelling
is done by
Thig blank must be used for FREE Want ads.
Munson Folk Plan forciase
^[JecLs J/ameS
I
-i
the world
there is in
children.
Thoreau
off until
will keep
never put
Children
tomorrow that which
them out of bed tonight.
Glen Preston Burns
Mr. James Alvord, son of Mr.
and Mrs Paul Alvord of Char
don arid Mfes Jeanette Haase.
I daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Haase, were marred June
30 in the Chardon Methodist
church.
The Rev. Harry A, Carney
performed the ceremony at 2:20
p.m. The double ring ceremony
was used.
The chancel of the church was
decorated With the seven branch
candelabra, banked with palms
and two large urns of white
roses.
Mrs. Ernest Johnson was at
the organ. Mr. Henry Dreger,
a fraternity brother of the
Love You Truly,” and “At Daw
ning”.
The bride’s dress was white
lace forming the long sleeves
and basque waist and forming
deep scalloped points below the
waist line. The skirt was hooped
with many tiers of tulle over
white satin. Her veil was held
in place with a tiny hat set
with pearls. The bridal corsage
was white roses.
Mrs. John Hess served as ma
tron of honor for her sister. A
younger sister, Joycellen, was
flower girl. The bridesmaids
were Miss Susan Alvord, the
groom’s Sister, and Mrs. Emil
Cerbin of Ashtabula.
Their- dresses were soft blue
and were many layers of tulle
with tiny jackets and matching
headbands. Their corsages were
pink rose buds nestled in a fluff
of pink net.
The best man was Mr. Paul
Elsten, a senior at Bowling
Green University. The others,
Mr. Alan Carpenter and Mr.
Rick Harter, are fraternity bro
thers of the groom at Ohio State
University.
The two ushers, Cifford
Haase, the bride’s brother, and
Ronald Johnson, a junior at
Wooster College, were attired in
4-H NEWS REPORT
At the 4-H Snipper
meeting held at the
Paltsy WaUIjs, the
Refreshments were served, af
ter the girls finished sewing.
FREE WANT AD
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... MAW
Snappers
home of
tjasurer,
Thelma Johnson reported that
the bake sale was a success.
Roll Qall was answered by
naming articles needed at samp
other than clothes.
Independence Day place tray
cards for Corey Hospitals are
due at the next meetng which
will be held ai,4he home of Kay
Wollpert.
The
son
the
4-H
at the Geauga Extension Office,
in Burton.
Junior Leader, Ellen John
is in charge of seeing that
donation of $5.00 for the
Foundation, is turned in
Demonstrations were given by
Jane Diedrich, how to knot, Bar
bara Lawson, how to sew on a
button Kay Wolpert, how to
I gather.
Girls that displayed their fin
sihed projects were Ruth Ann
and Linda Keller with a baby
bib and tablecloth.
WANTED MEN—WOMEN
SPARE TIME—FULL TIME
Nationally operating company opening new outlets for WHOLE:
SALE merchandise such as NUTS, GUM. CANDIES CIGAR
ETTES, COFFEE, ETC-, and featuring the nationally advertised
HAV-A-LIFT, sold in your area only through our machines
YOU DO NOT BUY MACHINES! We will supply brand new
MODERN machines ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE. NO
SELLING OR SOLICITING necessary as our representative ob
tains all locations. A CASH INVESTMENT of $640.00 or more
is necessary this is SECURED by inventory. THIS IS NOT A
GET RICH QUICK business, but should give you a STEADY,
PROFITABLE income for the rest of your life. If you have 6
hours per w’eek to spare, are of excellent character and credit
standings, own a car, have the necessary capital and a sincere
desire for financial security then wrrite at once for interview
with factory representative include phone and address.
ARAGON INDUSTRIES, 913 Rush Si., Chicago 11, Illinois
Irratrousers
white jackets and navy
as were the other attendants.
“Jim” and “Nettie” are tak
ing a two week’s trip to Florida.
One week of their trip will be
spent at The Pelican Apart
ments at Delray Beach, Florida.
After September 1, they will
have an apartment in Columbus.
The reception for the wedding
guests was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Haase at the Alvord home,
130 Moffet Ave.
Guests attending included
Mrs. Kenneth MacNaughton and
Mary Lynn MacNaughton of
Bronxville, N. Y., Mrs. Douglas
Kramer, of Derby, Colo., and
others from Wooster, Kent, and
Cleveland.
Mrs. Emil Cerbin honored
Miss Haase with a shower at
her apartment in Ashtabula.
Guests included the mother of
the bride and groom, and em
ployees of the Geneva Savings
Bank Company.
Mrs. Newton Chapman gave
a luncheon shower at her home
on Claridon Rd. Guests inclu
ded the family of the bride and
relatives of the groom and a
few friends.
The groom will enter the Ag
riculture College of Ohio State
University for his senior year.
The bride is a teller at the Gen
eva Savings Bank. Both gradu
ated from high school in 1953.
The Women’s Auxiliary of St.
Martin’s Episcopal Churck is
having a dessert bridge party
on Wednesday, July 11, at Mrs.
Livingston Rumsey’s home at
Lake Lucerne, at 1:00 p.m. Ln
case of inclement weather, the
dessert bridge will be held at
Bainbridge Community Hall, on
Chillicothe Rd. Tickets may be
purchased on the premises.
CHARDON METHODIST
Church News
Harry A. Carney, Pastor
Paul Bidgood. Church School
Superintendent.
Church School 9:15 a.m. Mor
ning Worship 10:30 a.m. Mrs. R.
Chapman will supervise the nur
sery this coming Sunday. Mr.
Hal Burr will be guest soloist
at the morning worship.
July 8. 3:15 p.m. The Senior
and Intermediate Met o i s
Youth Fellowship will be guests
of the Ashtabula MYF. Meet
in front of the church, bring
some cash for refreshments. Al
so Raccoon Creek Camp pic
tures to show.
July 11, 7:00 p.m. Commission
on Finance. 8:00 p.m .Official
Board
Meets.
9 to 14, Rustic Work
at our new Methodist
Camp Asbury at Hiram.
July
Camp
Camp,
Open to those in 10th, 11th, and
12th grades next year, or those
just graduated from high school.
If interested, please contact Mr.
Carney immediately.