The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-01-24
News by Lennah b. Bond
Phone CheSterIand 3463

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Attending the Hoover Report
Rally and Luncheon at Hotel
Allerton in Cleveland on Sat,
urday from the Geauga League
of Women Voters were, Mrs
c. G. Stevens, Mrs. Forrest H.
Bond, Mrs. Ray Hensel, Mrs
Leonard Miller and Mrs
Charles Osbourn. Beth Osbourr
also accompanied her mother
The General chairman and pre-.
siding officer was Miss Eliza.
beth Boyer, a former teacher
in Chester high school. The
event was attended by 4OC
people and some very prom.
inent speakers were on the
program.
An Exhibit in Cleveland
A most unusual and pleasing
exhibit of ceramics made by
Burwell Abbott now appear.
in the windows at the Hote.
Allerton.
Chester Men in Service
Pfc. Shirley Whiting is al
home for a 10 day furlough
from Paris Island, South Car.
olina. He will return to Parri.
Island for future assignment
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Whiting.
Thomas Barstow, Jr., son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barstow,
Chillicothe Rd. left Sunday with
the 112th Engineers, National
Guard, for Camp Polk, Louisi.
ana.
Lynn Ripley, another son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barstow
left on Wednesday Jan. % for
Camp Polk. Fred is also in the
National Guards, the 145 Infan.
try Division. Ralph Henry for,
merly of Chester, left with the
same Division.
Others called into service are
Albert Carlisle and James Cope
land.
p. T. A. Meeting
TIL next meeting of the West
Geauga P. T. A. will be held in
Chester school building Monday,
January %, at 800 pm. The
speaker is DR.. w. P. Edmunds,
County Health Commissioner
His topic is, Training Children
in the Home" The sixth grade
mothers will be hostesses.
West Geauga School
Carl Maukonen of Burton has
been secured as teacher in a
fifth grade room in the Rus
sell building. This is the room
taught by Mrs. Mary Bobula
who was forced to stop teach
ing in October because of i'll
health. Mrs. Lennah Bond has
been in charge of the room un-
til a regular teacher could be
found.
Miss Carol Peterjohn has
been given a leave of absence
to return to Bowling Green
University. Mrs. Alta Boepple
will teach in the second grade
room during her absence.
Woman's Day
Woman's Day at the Com
church on Sunday, Jan.
20, was well attended by both
women and men. Mrs. Harry
Smoyer, Cleveland, the guest
speaker took her text from
Luke Chap. l VS. 46-47. The
was read by Mrs.
Glenn Russell, prayer was by
Mrs. Frank E. Downer. Mrs.
Murray LaMoreaux, president
If the Women's Council told
If the work of the women in
he Community church and in
reduced Mrs. Smoyer. Deac-
'nesses on duty were Mrs.
Neal Pendleton, Mrs. Albert
'reshley, Mrs. Roy Eddy and
Grs. Albert Kayser.
Flowers in the altar vases
Jere given in memory of de-
eased members of the Wom-
MS Council.
The Rev. Harriet Louise H.
atterson will speak on the
rogram, Things That Matter
lost" over VICAR at GAS
Burweu Abbott spoke at the
outh Fellowship meeting at
le Community church on Sun
ay evening. The Baptist
hurch young people were
tests.
tudy Club
Mrs. S. Hayashi entertained
e Study Club in WEDNES-
AY EVENING. The program
as divided into two parts;
le, What Constitutes a True
merican?" which was pre-
nted by Mrs. Kenneth Sperry;
rs. Daniel Denniston, Jr., had
r her subject, History and
iquette of the Flag" Mrs.
showed by illustra-
ms how the flag should be
Splayed.
The committee for arrang-
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