The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-04-17
NEWS from CHESTER

CHESTER
by plane from Stuttgart, Ger
many, on April 8. He is here
for a furlough of 80 days.
Pvt. Albert Hill, stationed at
Fort Campbell, Kentucky, has
received his wings. He expects
to be sent to Alaska soon. His
present address is Pvt. Albert
M. Hill, r A 15458635, Co. I,
sos Airborne Inf. Regt. Fort
Campbell, Kentucky.
Chester Goes over the Top
Mrs. c. C. Stevens, town.
ship chairman for the Red
Cross drive, states that Chester
exceeded its quota by $1,000.
The quota was $4,000 and
$772.00 was contributed.
Blue Star Mothers u..
The West Geauga Blue Star
Mothers Chapter No. Al has
been organized and officers will
be installed by the State presi-
dent on April 81, at 800 pm.
in the Russell school auditor
ium. This is open to the public
and an invitation is extended
to all. All mothers who have
sons or daughters in the ser
vice, also those who have pre-
viotsly had sons or daughters
in the service of their country,
are urged to join this organiza-
ton. A bake sale will be held
at this meeting.
To Build in. Chester
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Russell
have started to build a new
home on Fullertown road here.
They are now living in Raw
emma but will move next month
to Fullertown where they will
reside while the building is
under construction. Mr.. Russell
has accepted a position as sales
man for the Lake Truck Sales,
Co., Cleveland.
With Cleveland Singers Club
Edwin Lincks, well known
tenor singer here and a MEM
ber of the Community church
choir, has been singing with
the Cleveland Singers club this
winter. This organization is the
oldest in the city and included
over 100 men singers. The last
concert for the season was re-
Gently given at Severance Hall
Mr.. Lincks took part in this.
Visit Former obstetrics
While on their seven weeks
tour of southern California and
Arizona, Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Bond called on a number OF
former Chester residents, all
of whom wished to be remem-
bered to friends here. While in
Mission Beach they called or
Mr.. and Mrs. George Egner
Mr.. Egner, though able to be
around, had not been in av.
erage health for the previous
two months. An evening was
spent with Mr.. and Mrs. ROD
Mills and Sammy who live ir
Green Acres, near Bakersfield
They have bought a home neal
where Mr.. Mills works. Sammy
now a fourth grader, is happy
in his school work and a mem.
ber of the school band. Mr.
Mills had been confined to his
bed with sciatica, but was much
improved and has resumed his
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Humph.
reys are very pleasantly 10,
Gated in South Pasadena. Mrs
Humphrey states that while
she misses the Chester people
she cannot understand why
they did not come to California
sooner.
Visits were made at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacques
thinner (Erma Thwing) who
live in Lynwood and Mr.. ano
Mrs. J. S. Podesta (Corms
Thwing) in San Francisco. Mr.
and Mrs. Podesta are planning
a brief trip to Ohio in May
! The Bonds called on Howard
Post in Oakland. Mr.. Post is
very alert in mind but some
what feeble physically. Because
of an accident five years pre-
vious he was forced to stor
his work. This is continued
by his wife. Last summer the
Oakland Chiropractors honoret
Mr.. Post on his 82nd birthday
| A day of sightseeing wa!
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