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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1952
Page
6
Seven men form a committee to establish a Munson Scout troop meeting Thursday with a Willoughby scout executive. Census shows 38 eligible Munson cub scouts and den mothers are being signed up.
Geauga League of Women Voters will present a playlet at 8 o'clock and invite all. Ladies Aid served three hundred lunches at Mrs. Bird's antique sale at the Community House on Saturday.
Monday evening Mr and Mrs Devon Bryant of Connecticut visited the John Friel home. Mrs Lula Madison of Akron along with Mr Ralph and Harold Peshek of Cleveland called on Emma Hines. Little Sharon Horton, previously bedridden with a fractured skull, can now sit up. David Root of Washington DC, visiting his uncle and aunt the Burts, will return home as his school starts the 15th.
John Boltitas spends a week at Corey's Claridon hospital with a fractured shoulder blade and pelvic bone a slight concussion and a badly cut ear after a traffic crash early Saturday morning August 30. His cousin Robert Boltitas was badly scratched bruised with four broken toes. Both boys expected home within days. John is son of Mr and Mrs William Boltitas operators of Bills Restaurant at Rt 44 and 87.
Miss Opal Jacobs of Opalocka Drive Chesterland has been named by the United Nations as one of four social work experts from North America and Europe. She will join four medical and psychiatric experts in New York City from September 15 to 20 to discuss the psychological aspects of adoption.
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