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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
5
The Geauga County Sheep club met Monday night at Beverly Wilms home. The next meeting will be at Charles Benders home at 7 30 on Wednesday June 4. Reporter Barb Jandt.
A dense roster of students with multiple club and office assignments across Y Teens Ohio Club Future Teachers Dramatic Club G A A Hi Y F H A National Honor Society and more. The page catalogs each person’s participation in activities like Science Club Football Basketball and Yearbook along with offices such as president vice president and treasurer.
Miss Jacqueline Cottrell, whose marriage to William Polburn is this week, was guest of honor at a bridal shower given by Miss Alice Glaze at her home on Monday evening. Twenty six were present including mothers of the bride and groom and friends of the honoree. Each guest brought a small gift.
Doris Jean Schmidt daughter of Mrs Rose Schmidt 207 Cherry avenue Chardon and Fredrick C Ehninger of Fairview Park Ohio will marry at Pilgrim Christian church South Hampden street on Saturday June 7 at 2 o clock Rev Charles W Strong to officiate It will be an open church wedding in Chardon Ohio.
The 3rd meeting of the Claridon Busy Bandagers convened May 12 at Joanne Hutter’s home. The next session is set for May 20 at the Claridon Town Hall, per Beverly Wilms of the News Reporter.
Miss Cottrell received a set of Revere ware from the group or presenters in a formal gift event. The article notes the exchange as a gesture of appreciation or recognition within the community.
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