The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-28


There was a discussion about
exhibits at the Chagrin Valley
Mems Garden Club to be held
August 1924 also for the Ge-
auga Counay Fair.
The same group took a gar
len tour on Monday evening,
August 19 and found beautiful
gardens among the members.
The tour ended with a wiener
roast at Mrs. Louis Vargas.
AT a previous meeting held
at the home OF Mrs. R. L.
kochert each member brought
an arrangement of flowers from
her own garden. Mrs. Kochert
gave a talk on flower arrange
ment and judked those arrange
ments that had been brought.
Breakfast
The annual August breakfast
included on the Chester Study
club program was held on Aug
ust 20 at the home of Mrs.
l. Hoegstrom, Chardon-Auburn
Mrs. Hoegstro mwas sashrin
rd., in Munson.
Mrs. Hoegstrom was assisted
in preparing and serving the
meal by her mother, Mrs. Anna
Johnson, Mrs. S. Hayashi and
Mrs. Dan Denniston. Others
present were Mesdames Forrest
Bond, Frank E. Downer, Roy
Eddy, Edward Glaze, Adam
Kasick, Ralph Kneale, Wray
Manning, Sam Patterson, Peter
Petersen, Jr., Raymond Rich
mond, c. G. Stevens, c. p.
Titus and P. I. Van Brunt. Also
a guest, Mrs. John R. Kern
from Ft. Wayne, and Arawana
and Noel Hayashi and Marie
The regular Study club meet
ings will start on Wednesday
evening, September 3, at the
home of Mrs. Forrest Bond.
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Bake Sale
The Pre-school P. r. A. will
hold bake sale on Saturday
August 80, at Raybells on May
field rd. The time ~ will be
1000 am. and will continue as
long as the supplies last. Any.
one wishing to- contribute
baked goods and pick up ser,
vice is needed, please call Mrs
Robert H. Moore, phone 674.
- 49,
Those in Service
Milan Pelton, Jr., has beer
promoted to Private First Class
He is now in Germany. His ad
dress is as follows: Pfc. Milar
I. Pelton, US. 52159491, Heav,
Tank Co., 9Th Inf. Reg, APO
TAP, CO P. M, New York, NY
Mrs. Julian Pot reports tha
her son-in-law, Jewell Thomas
has been promoted to iTechnica
Sgt. and is now Flight Chic
at Lukes Air Base, Phoenix
Arizona.
Found Dead in Bed
Mrs. Minnie Lauser, widow
of the late Edward Lauser O
Mcdonald, Ohio, and vel
known in this locality because
of the many visits to hel
daughters homes here, wa.
found dead in bed at the homt
of her daughter, Mrs. Hollis
Talliferro, in Gates Mills, Fri,
day morning. Before retiring
Thursday, Mrs. Lauser hao
complained of not feeling well
but was much improved wher
she retired. Her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Patterson, had left early Fri
day for the State Fair at Col
umbus and it was not until
they reached there that they
the sad news. Besides
the daughters here, Iona Pat
terson and Dorothy Taliferro
Mrs. Lauser is survived by
another daughter in Mcdonald
Ohio. Funeral services were
held in Mcdonald on Monday
Many from here at
tended.
Joseph PodOjil
Joseph Podojil, Sr., who for
merly owned farm on Cedar
rd., in Chester, died in Cleve-
land on August Il. Funearl
services were held on August
%. Burial was in Calvary
Cemetery. A son, Joseph, Jr.,
lives in Chester.
Polio Cases
Chester has three cases Of
polio thus far. Clyde Whiting
vas in University hospital for
eight days. His was mild
,ase and he is now at home
and usually well.
Darrell Mastrangelo has COM
oletly recovered.
Robert Mills has been moved
rom City to Rainbow hospital.
lie is somewhat improved and
low can use his hands but
must still remain flat on his
,ock in bod HiS address ic