The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-10-30

auga League of Women Voters
had indorsed and would work
for the three mill tax levy in
Chester, it should be made
known that such action has been
rescinded. At the general meet
ing of the League a motion Qat-
er ruled to be out of order) was
carried that the League indorse
this issue. The majority voting
were not residents of Chester.
AS the Chester members of the
League were not in accord re-
garding the action of the League.
a meeting was called to discuss
the situation. A majority of
those present voted to repudiate
the action taken at the general
meeting.
Mrs. James A. Lincks
Mrs. Ada McDermott Lincks,
aged II, died at her home on
Saturday evening. She had not
been in good health for some
time and has gradually failed
since she returned from trip
to Florida last spring. She is
survived by her husband, James
A. Lincks, and daughters, Mar
garet Sylvester, Gertrude Maui
er. Ada Hilber, Elva Dawson,
sons Merrill and Elmer. Henry
is deceased; also grandchildren
and great grandchildren. Mr..
and Mrs. Lincks have lived in
Chester for the last six years.
The funeral was held in Rocky
River, Wednesday. Burial was
in Brook Park.
Honored at Party
Mrs. John DalgleiSh, Jr., was
guest of honor at a party given
at the home of Mrs. r. L. Ko-
ebert, Wednesday. Present be-
sides the hostess, her daughter
Carol and the guest of honor,
were Mrs. John Dalgleish, Sr.,
Mrs. Glenn Evans, Miss Mary
Dalgleish, Miss Nancy Barnes,
Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs. ]. P.
White, Mrs. William Matthews,
Mrs. Soukop, Mrs. Robert Chris
tianson, Mrs. Carmon Oxenrid-
er, Mrs. Robert Laws and Mrs.
Lester Saben. The table decor
ations were unique and approp-
riate. Games were played.
Entertain at Picnic
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray LaMor-
eaux entertained at picnic,
Sunday, at the Freshley picnic
grounds. Guests were members
of the Trio club, Sunday
school group from the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church in Cleve-
land, of which Mrs. LaMoreaux
was a former member.
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Pre-School P.T.A.
The next Pre-School P.T.A.
meeting will be in the Kinder
garten room, November at 8
pm. All are invited to come
for a planned evening of fun.
Bowling Scores
From Parkside Bowling Alley
the following high scores have
been announced. Leonard Peter
sen, Jr., 235-238; Benjamin Par
son, 234; Tony Sindelar, 246;
George Lawson, 224; Charles
Mapes, 223; Gordon Wilcox, 235;
Douglas Gustafson, 227; Ted
Cline, 24O; Frank Grande, 232;
Joe Jonke, 236. High among the
women bowlers were Helen Hig-
genbotham, 191; Marg Langaa,
100; Barbara Ricca, 1873; Arlene
Wolfe, 1876; Millie Roster, 1872;
Jean Krle, 214; Mae Lassa, 221.
Priscilla Circle
The Priscilla Circle met at the
home of Mrs. George Mapes,
Tuesda yevening. This is a work
ing circle of the Women's Coun-
Gil of the Community church
with Mrs. Eugene Painter as
chairman. The members are
working for the church bazaar
to be held December 5.
Appointed Constable
James Sipan has been appoint
ed constable. His telephone num-
ber is 4501. He fills the vacancy
caused when Raymond Beech,
who held that office, moved to
Burton.
Fractures Wrist
Mrs. Arthur Schumacher is
nursing fractured right wrist.
The very bad fracture was the
result of a fall caused by the
breaking of clothes line. Mrs.
Schumacher was standing on
step ladder putting up the line.
AS she was pulling on it the line
gave way and she fell. 1t was
necessary for her to remain in
the hospital overnight.
Boyds To Be Honored
A dinner honoring the Rev.
and Mrs. James Boyd has been
announced for Thursday, No
vember 6, at o'clock at the
Baptist church. Everyone is in
vited. Please bring a contribu-
ton to the dinner which will be
served picnic style. A program
will follow. The Reverend and
Mrs. Boyd and. son were dinner
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX