The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-15
CHESTER
Mother Daughter Tea

GNAUthO1 ACd
All mothers and daughters
are invited to tea to be given
at the Chesterland Baptist
church Sunday, May 18, at 400 |
pm. This is sponsored by the
Young Adult class and there
will be no charge. The Rev.
Harriet-Louise Patterson will
speak and organ music will be
rendered by Mrs. Thomas Butz.
Mrs. Fred Pollard and Laura
LaMoreaux will sing. Marina
Evans will give a tribute to
mothers.
Early Morning Fire
Early Friday morning, Duane
Inkster, who occupies the Sec
ond floor apartment in the L.
S. Mapes house, awoke and
lighted an oil heater. Some
time later the stove was dis
covered in flames and the fire
department was called. Mr.. Ink
ster had succeeded in putting
out the fire before the depart
ment arrived. There was no
damage by fire but the apart
ment was badly smoked.
Senior Glass Night
Senior class night will be
Tuesday, May 20, at BIS in
the high school auditorium.
Everyone is welcome. The pro-
gram will include a fashion
show by senior boys, panto-
mines, the usual class donor
and class prophecy, special
music with numbers by the
senior boys. The baccalaeurate
sermon is announced for Sun
day evening, May 25, and COM
mencement is May 20.
Music Awards
West Geauga pupils who par
ticipated in the district music
festival in Newton Falls re-
ceived the following ratings.
The sixth grade chorus dir
- ected by Mr.. Kent received a
rating. Laura LaMoreaux re-
ceived / in her vocal presen-
tation; Robert Goodin ! in
clarinet; Arawana Hayashi, also
Gordon Graft, l in piano;
Kenneth Graft received a 2
rating in both piano and flute;
Lynford Brawn, also Arawani
Hayashi, each 2 rating in
vocal numbers; Susan Brill
2 rating in clarinet; Doris Bre-
beck, also Nancy Brebeck, a
2 in saxaphone solos. Accom-
panists Mary Hartong, Jane
Bowman and James Humr. In
structor, Paul Shellhammer.
West Geauga Music Festival
The second annual music
festival for West Geaugs
schools will be held on the
football field at the Chester
school grounds, Monday, May
10, at tbs pm. The program
will include the four schoo
bands, beginners, junior, senio,
and High school. The thirt
grade Flutophone bands; tn,
sixth grade will present foil
dance and the High schoo
chorus will sing. Everyone i
invited.
Study Club
At the Study club meetin
Wednesday evening at tn
home of Mrs. Clay B. Eddy
Mrs. S. Hayashi presented tn
topic, Houses of America.
She told of many noted house
in the east and those of his
toric interest in the midwes
also items of interest concern
ing the occupants. The clu
voted to contribute $4,000 I
the recreation project. A lette
was read thanking the clu
for a gift to the heart funt
Birthday HOnOred
George Mapes, whose brit
day was May Z, celebrated tF
event when he and Mrs. Map'
went to the home of Mr.. ar
Mrs. Louis Shields in Chagri
Falls for a dinner in homo
of the birthdays of Mrs. Shielt
and Mr.. Mapes. On Saturds
evening Mrs. Charles Mapes el
tertained in honor of her fathe
in-law at her home.
Christening Party
Robert Myron Butler, youn
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kel
meth Butler was christened
St. Mary's church in Chardo
Sunday. A family party w
held at the Butler home in Il
afternoon.
HonOred at Convention
DIR. and Mrs. A. John Ro
attended the recent Juni
Chamber of Commerce co
vention i'm Cleveland. DR.. Ro
was elected National Directc
which entities him to be an Oh
delegate to the National co
vention This will De held