The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-03-20
NEWS from. CHESTER
POMONA GRANGE

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POMONA GRANGE
About 40 attended Grange,
Saturday night at the Commun-
ity Church, when Chester
Grange was host to Pomona
Grange. Due to the severity
of the weather, the meeting
did not start till $50 pm. Ten
members of Chester Grange
were present. The Home Ec-
onomics Committee was in
charge of lunch with Mrs. AL
bert Freshley and Mrs. Kenneth
Mapes serving.
The Community Church an
nounces Wednesday, March 26,
at 7 pm. Fellowship supper,
pot-luck, at the social hall fol-
lowed by colored movies of the
Holy Land. This is our only
evening Lenten service and we
want all our friends and fam
lilies to share in this program.
Visitors are welcome for the
program.
PERSONALS
On Sunday, Mar. 9, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Post went to Fair
born, Ohio, and attended the
wedding of their granddaughter,
Miss Edith Bane and 1t. Mer-
rick Cullens Carroll, held in
the chapel at Wright-Patterson
Field. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred War
ner, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Lockemer were also present.
They all returned home on
Monday.
Mrs. Harmon Battles was
called to Miami, Florida, Mar.
l, by the illness and death of
her mother. Her brother,
George Black and sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Woods accompanied
her. They returned home last
week.
Harmon Battles is recovering
from a hernia operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Battles
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Arvilla, to Paul Lee
of Vincennes, Ind, last Thanks
giving Eve. This young couple
are living in Indianapolis, Ind,
and have kept their marriage
a secret until now. Mrs. Lee is
a laboratory technician in the
Methodist Hospital there.
After the plays, Friday night,
Chester Players had party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dalgleish with about 35 people
present. The St. Patrick Day
theme was carried out in dec
orations and in the refresh
ments, green jello and cakes
with green icing. Cakes with
lighted candles, were passed
around in honor of the guests,
with birthdays as follows: Rus
sell Ruble, March IA; Mrs. P.
I. Van Brunt, March Is; Mrs,
Sam Patterson, March 2O;, and
Stephen Kiehel, Mar. FL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lindsey
of Willard, O., visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.
Van Brunt over the weekend.
The first of the month, B.
D. Kuth is shipping 3 head OF
trotting horses, now training al
Orlando, Fla, to the Yonkers
Raceway, New York City. In
cluded in the three, are a
father and son, "Whippet's
Tip" and "Whippet's First Tip"
These three horses, trained and
driven by the famous Delvin
Miller, will race in the Grand
Circuit. The rest of the Merry
Meadows stable will race To-
cally.
On Saturday, by invitation
twenty-five members of the
Glee Club of the high school
went to Mount Union College
at Alliance, O., to join in with
the choir of 600 students from
Northeastern Ohio at the Music
Festival held there. Program
consisted of orchestra bands
girls chorus, boys chorus, and
! mixed chorus. This is the 9th
year, students of Chester have
participated in this event.
Mrs. Margaret Stevens, left
Tuesday morning to attend the
League of Women's Voters
State Board meeting at Spring
field, O., at the Bancroft hotel.
Plans were made for the COM
ing convention in May. Mrs
Stevens returned home Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Melvin Horton entered
Mcdonald House, University