Geauga Record, 1952-12-25

NOTICE: The Auxiliary of the Fire Dept, will hold their an annual - nual annual Christmas party for mem members - bers members and their families at the Burton school on Sunday, Dec. 26th at 6:00 p.m. Bring a dish to pass and your own table service, a 50c gift for adult and 30c gift be exchanged, there also! CANCELLED Auxiliary of will not meet less it becomes call a special regular meeting celed because it Years Day arid also because of the absence of the president. HOME LIGHTING AND DEC DECORATING - ORATING DECORATING CONTEST: Judging for the contest will be done the week before Christmas and New Years Day. Four prizes will be awarded to the four best decorated homes in Bur Burton - ton Burton village or township by the Chamber of Commerce. Con Contact - tact Contact Carl Harms for further information. (Hint the prizes are four National lamps.)

Mr. Rutz pointed out that so long as friends and neigh neighbors - bors neighbors can assemble on the vil village - lage village square to sing the joyful praises of “Christ, the New Newborn - born Newborn King,” and participate in a program of gaiety and goodfellowship our traditional American freedom will be pre preserved. - served. preserved. He asked that Yuletide festivity be tempered with re remembrance - membrance remembrance of the men in service and expressed the hope that at next year’s ceremony all those now in service be home.

wedding was solemnized at the parsonage of the First Method Methodist - ist Methodist church Saturday, Dec. 20, at 2 p.m. when Betty Spangler/ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Spangler and Benny Protowski of Welshfield were united in marriage. Rev. Albert S. Wol Wolstencrof - stencrof Wolstencrof pronounced the mar marriage - riage marriage vows, using the double doublering - ring doublering ceremony. The witnesses were the groom’s sister, Mary, and Carl Boren. The bride wore a light gray suit with black accessories.

A registered Guernsey Ollasses Golden Syria, owned by Francis Ginn, Novelty, Ohio, has completed an official Ad Advanced - vanced Advanced Registry record of 9,886 pounds of milk and 567 pounds of butterfat on three times daily milking for 365 days, starting her record as a junior 2-year-old. “Syria” is the daughter of the registered Guernsey sire, Bryn Du Golden Templar, that has six daughters in t^e Perform Performance - ance Performance Rigister of the America^ Guernsey Cattle Club.

Mr. and Mrs. James Paryzek, Jr., will entertain on Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krej Krejci, - ci, Krejci, Mr. and Mrs. James Pary Paryzek, - zek, Paryzek, Sr., and Mrs. Ernest Hager and children from North Carol Carolina. - ina. Carolina. They are flying here to spend the holiday. After the first of the year, Mrs. Hager (the former Betty Paryzek) and her three daughters will join her husband in Japan, where they expect to stay for a year. Major Hager has in Korea until recently.

In behalf of the Geauga County TB and Health Assoc Association, - iation, Association, Mrs. Bostwick expressed her appreciation to the Presi President - dent President of the F.O.E. for the efforts of the members in spon sponsoring - soring sponsoring the benefit dance for the Christmas Seal Sale. This demonstrates their community spirit and interest in the health program of the Association, commented Mrs. Bostwick, which will help to reachr-’thA $8,000.00 goal.

The Candlelight Cantata which was given at 8 p.m. was a perfect climax to a day long to be remembered. There were twen.ty voics in th choir in including - cluding including James Moser and James Raftas, Hiram classmates of the Director. ,In the soft glow of candlelight, the Cantata, “Child, Jesus” was sung to an attentive audience. It gdve the Christmas message as only a combination of the story of the Nativity and beautiful music can.

Dr. Corey made arrange arrangements - ments arrangements with John Ritondaroand Mr. Yuranko was taken to Cha Chagrin - grin Chagrin Falls airport by ambul ambulance. - ance. ambulance. There a waiting plane was ready to take off with doctor and patient. Mr. Yur Yuranko - anko Yuranko was lifted out of his bed about noon. By two o’clock in the afternoon the nurses were tucking him into his bed in the hospital at Columbus.