The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-08-21
News by Lennah B. Bond

News by Lennah B. Bond
Guest Ministers at Community
Church
The Rev. Harriet Louise
Patterson leaves this week for
a visit to twelve countries in
Europe and the Middle East
via TWA. Guest ministers dur
ing her absence will be as
follows: August "a and 81,
The Rev. Sidney Vernon, for
mer minister of Beachland
Presbyterian church, Euclid, O.
September z and ii - the
Rev. Walter E. Daniels, Baptist
clergyman, Associate Secretary
of Cleveland Church Feder-
alton, Contributor to The Chris
tian Century, in charge of all
religious radiocasting sponsored
by Church Federation.
September 81 and 28-Dr.
George Michaelides, president
of Schauffler College of Reli-
gious Work, Cleveland; born in
Greece, educated in the out
standing schools of the Near
East, former teacher at Ameri-
can College, and was at one
time with the World Affairs
Council of Cleveland.
Postal Party
On Tuesday, August IL, Mrs.
Edwin Lincks entertained the
Chesterland Post Office en-
ployees at her home in honor
of her husbands birthday and
also honoring the retirement
of Forrest Bond as rural mail
carrier.
A planned picnic dinner was
served buffet style. The feature
of the dinner was two decor
ated cakes made by Mrs,
Lincks. One had the inscrip-
tion, Happy Birthday" the
other, Happy Retirement" The
cakes occupied an important
place on the large table from
which the dinner was served,
Following the meal Ed was
presented with a number OF
useful gifts. So much thought
had been given to the selection
that he can be reminded of
the pleasant and mirthful occas-
ion every day of the week
throughout the year.
Mr.. Bonds efforts during his
al years of service were not
overlooked and he was pre-
sented with an appropriate
token from the group.
Present on the enjoyable
occasion besides Mr.. and Mrs
Lincks, Kathy and Denny, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Banfield and Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor
and Rickie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Keller, Patricia and
Frank, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Burnett and Cynthia.
Chester Grange
Plans for Chester Grange
were changed and the degree
team exemplified the first de-
gree at Thompson Grange on
Monday evening instead of at
Auburn on Tuesday evening.
A business meeting was called
for Tuesday evening in the
town hall. Plans were discussed
for the food booth at the
County Fair also the Chester
Grange exhibit there. A home
coming open meeting has been
announced in conjunction with
Grange Booster night on Sep
tember %. Plans are underway
for a three act play lin October.
Refreshments were served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Freshley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith.
Next meeting, August 26, is
inspection.
Notice
AS this is sequi-centennial
year for Chester Township,
there has been a request that
the people now living here
who have descended from fam
lilies of the older settlers be
known. That means if one is
the fourth or fifth generation
of some early family and still
living in Chester. Many of these
families have been listed but
there may have been omissions
If you can help to make il
complete, please call Mr.. F. H.
Bond, phone 3463.
Attend Glass Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feigle