The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-02-07
News from CHESTER
Continued from page One)

Historical, Mrs. r. o. Stone,
Mrs. Glenn Hall, Mrs. George
Hansen; Fair Exhibit Mesdames,
Downer, Abbott, Bergman,
Spargrove, Harland, Manning,
Stone and Hall.
Other active members are
Mrs. Roy Eddy, Mrs. S. Hay
ashi, Mrs. Fred Hovey, Asso-
ciate members are Mrs. Arthur
First, Mrs. George Hansen,
Mrs. w. o. Moss, Mrs. Thomas
Richmond, Sr., and Mrs. Wei
ter Shamrock.
The club has a supply OF
tickets to the Home and Gar
den Show which will be held
in Cleveland. These may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Ray, Mrs
Patterson or Mrs. Lyle Battles
Southern Picnic
A picnic is reported at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Painter, Grand Island, Florida
This is about three miles from
Eustis. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Hall, who recently went to
Florida are visiting the Pain
tiers and living in their house
car. Mrs. Hall writes that on
last Sunday a picnic was held
for northern friends. She men
tions among. those present: Mr.
and Mrs. c. A. Arnold, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmore Reynolds and
son Bob, besides the Halls and
host and hostess. During the
afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Bond who are spending
the winter at Edgewater, ar
rived.
League Study Unit
Mrs. Ralph Shanower enter
tanned the Chester Study Unit
of the League of Women Voters
on Thursday evening. Mrs. c
P. Titus was in charge. The
topic, "Constitutions in Other
States was presented by Mrs
willard Parker. Mrs. Forrest
Bond reported on the Hoover
Report luncheon and rally held
at the Hotel Allerton. Mrs
John Allen told of the progress
being made by the Educational
Committee. The next meeting
will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Peter Rub on February
IA, at 800 pm.
Card Party
The card party at the Ches,
ter K. of P. hall was we'll at,
tended Saturday evening. Host:
and hostesses were Mr.. anc
Mrs. Arthur Battles and Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Beech. Win
ners in Pinochle were; first
Mrs. Mable Jacobs, Painesville
and Elba Willis, Kirtland; sec
ond: Mrs. M. Hammerstrand
Willoughby and Mr.. Barringer
Kirkland. In Five Hundred
firsts: Mrs. Lynn Battles anc
Forrest Bond; second: Mrs
Glenn Wilder, Chardon and E
B. Tinker, Eustis, Florida. Th'
grand prize was won by Mrs
Elba Willis. The next party
March /.
MurtOn Pierce
On Saturday, Feb. 2, at
o'clock in the evening, Mis-
Alice Mary Murton, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Murtol
of Chagrin Road, Chagrin Falls
Ohio, became the bride of Ray
mond Arthur Pierce, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Pierc
of Chillicothe Road, Kirkland
The marriage took place a
the home of the Rev. Rober
Patton at Opalocka Drive, Ches
terland, Ohio.
The brides gown was @
blue taffeta with an OVERLAP
design in black. Made wit
= full ballerina skirt and sol
. blouse and tiny cap sleeve.
She wore black suede oper
pumps also a gold link chai
of choker length. Mrs. Sar
Murton of Cleveland, sister
in-law of the bride, was he
only attendant. She wore
/. black gabardine skirt wit
white nylon blouse with put
sleeves. Thomas Murton c
Chagrin Falls, brother of tn
bride, acted as best man. Com
1 pleting the wedding party wer
I Florence Emma Murton,
y. cousin and Betty Jane Murtor
a sister of the bride; both {
Chagrin Falls.
). A wedding reception we
e IN MEMORIAM