Local Social and Obituary Notes From Middlefield
Community short items from Middlefield and nearby areas noting deaths, visits, hospital updates, and club meetings. Homer Courtney of Geneva died in his sleep from a heart attack while owner of a fruit farm and helper at the Geneva electrical substation. W C T U meeting at Mrs Mildred Foust’s home featured Mrs Gilbert Town on Parliamentary Laws and proceeds to the Opportunity school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hanson
Chesterland
Homer Courtney
Genoa
Courtney
Geneva
W.C.T.U
Mildred Foust
Gilberta Town
Herbert Craig
R. C. McMillen
Canton
Diamond Carlton and Sons
Leonard Hopkins
Lora Cromwell
Florida
al George
Master Barry
Michael McConnell
Forest Baird
James Ferry
Doris Ferry
Virginia Warner
Geauga Industries
William Maiden
Ross Pitner
Parkman
Nelson Road
Joe Ross
Middlefield
William Spangler
Clyde Kuzz
Parkman News Notes and Community Calendar
Parkman brief with births and local events. John McConnell and Mrs. McConnell welcome son James Sherman at St. Luke’s Hospital. Family and school news include PTA meetings, Girl Scouts program, fund drives, and plans for a spring carnival. Community notices cover illnesses, visits, club meetings, and upcoming games and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Komandt
Parkman
John McConnell
Middlefield
St. Luke’s Hospital
McConnell
Forrest Baird
McConnells
Barry
Michael
James Sherman
Pleasant Hill Social Notes From May Phillips
Pleasant Hill residents host and visit relatives and friends across nearby towns. The column lists gatherings with the Neffs Englebrys Prouts Clarks and various guests including the Lentz Fishers Baranyais Hubbard Heard and Judy Hubbard. Rev Brunk conducts revival meetings in Aurora Mennonite church nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Neff
Harold Englebry
Cleveland
Harry Bosworth
Ross Prouts
Canton
Frank
Maude Bosworth
Perry
Blanche Fishers
Carl Baranyai
Julius Baranyais
Clarence Hubbard
Orvin Englebrecht
Montville
Howard Knuchel
Tolhurst
Willoughby
E. D. Rider
Julia Heard
Mr. Heard
Judy Hubbard
Patty Evens
Painesville
Support for Band Uniforms at Women's and Men's Game
Community asks attendance at a women's and men's game to fund uniforms for band students. Officials note uniforms funded through spectator support and urge participation to boost the project.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Craig
Thomas Craig
Johnston
Ivan Woodworth
Woodworth
Charles Heritage
Shalersville
Lugh M. Johnson
Richard Caslow
Pierce Sperry
Harrison
Ohio
Joe
Tommy Johnson
Ing
Elizabeth Smallwood
Louis Burger
James Wingard
Robert Howells
Lake County Memorial Hospital
Howells
Ethel Yoder
Warren
J. R. Yoder
Wilfred Young and Sons
Jerry
Gene
Claridon
Charles Rooks
Meadville
Frank Rooks
O. L. Hopkins
Jasper Harris
Will Harris
Garettsville
Baker Harris
Hiram
John Has- Ellison
Troy
Harry Vizer
Huntsburg
Robert Duncan
Queen Esther Guild
Frank Bodnar
Dorkas Guild
Calcinator
P.F. Nolan Company
Water Street
Chardon
Chevrolet
Ota
McCahan
Fisher
Chardon, Ohio
Wizard
H.P. Super Twin
America
H.P
Roland Osborn Chardon
Chio
Parkman News
James Soltis
Friendship Circle
Robert Button
Vine St
Mary Hope Guild
May Steward
P.T.A
Martin Merryfield
Wolstencroft
Myrtle Aspinwall
Andy Minnick
Karl Town
Girl Scouts
Veterans Memorial Hall
Wayne
Roger Spencer
Galledo
Roger
Basil White
Martha Guild
Louise Howell
First Methodist Church
Parkman School
Parkman Mothers Club
Jean Soltis
Beverly Hopkins
Shenon
Shirley Nelson
Barbara Irwin
Joan Shipman
Fernwood Hat Shop
Bristol
Parkman Fashion Shop
Gladys Devore
Edmond
Lillian Gotham
Nelson Sisters
Janet Ash
Mothers Club
March
Chamber of Commerce
Parkman Chamber of Commerce
Sheron
Southington
Parkman Congregational Church
Southington P. T. A
Parkman P. T. A
Maul
Kuzzmaul
U.S. Army
Robert Hayes
Anna Cervenka
Fred Raymont
Claudia Miller
Richard Pelmonter
Southington P. T. O
Southington Band
Pleasant Hill
May Phillips
Newbury
Chapman Si
Park Ave
John B. Holmes
Burton, Ohio
Burton
The
Middlefield Banking Company
Cio
Geauga Lumber and Millwork Co
Center Street
Mason Lime
Geauga County
North Hampden St
Chardon, O
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