Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-10-22

WORD at Bethany college, Beth
any, West Va, Mary Lou Evans
is a Junior at Ohio university
at Athens; Barbara Weber is
also at Ohio university; Barb
ara Vargo has entered Miami
university; Joyce Manning is at
Hiram college; Jack Huffnagle
is at Case school of Techno-
logy; Herbert r. Mansfield is
working for his M. A. degree
at Western Reserve; Mary
Manning Brody is attending
Columbia for her M. A. degree
Guest from Hawaii
DR.. c. Hayashi from Kealake-
kua, Hawaii, visited his broth
er DR.. S. Hayashi and family
last week. DR.. Hayashi h a d
come by plane to the United
States to attend the American
College of Surgeons convention
in Chicago and had remained
there for post graduate work
at Cook county hospital. Another
week end guest at the Hayashi
home here was Miss Marcia
HayaShi, daughter of DR.. c.
HayaShi, who is a student al
Flora Stone Mather college.
Women of Distinction
Mrs. Mary Dickerson Dona-
hey, aged 76, a former resi-
dent of Chester, now of Chicago
was recently chosed the Woman
of Distinction of 1858. She was
the choice among 80 entries by
23 different organizations. This
honor is given to outstanding
professional woman writer's.
Mrs. Donahey, a journalist, is
also the author of 20 books
Her latest book, Mystery of
the Pines" was published in
1851. Mrs. H. S. Mills received
word of this honor that had
been bestowed upon Mrs. Dona-
hey.
Chester grange met in regu-
lar form on Tuesday evening,
October 13, with worthy master
Ralph Smith in charge. Tw o
officers, elected at the regular
election, Mrs. Ida Richmond
lecturer and Mrs. Maybelle
Maybelle Lyman, chaplain, de-
clined to serve. The vacancies
were filled by the election of
Mrs. Belle Battles as lecturer.
and Mrs. Amelia LaMoreaux as
chaplain. Mrs. Bernice Parr
will serve as home economics
committee chairman and Mrs.
Lennah Bond as legislative
agent. Mrs. Alice Freshley gae
a partial report of the receipts
from the fair booth and clam
bake. For the lecturers pro-
gram, the group was divided
into three parts and each.
group presented a part of the
program. Group /, led by Mrs.
Hazel Pulsfier, had the music
part of the program. Group
George Parr, leader, presented
guessing games: Group 3, Clar-
ence Battles, leader, each men,
ber of group gave one minute
talks on an autumn subject.
The lecturer read a poem on
Autumn. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Belle Battles and Mr. S.
Freshley.
The following officers were
installed for Chester grange at
the joint installation held in
Hambden on Saturday evening, |
Oct. II.
Master, Ralph Smith; Over
seer, Albert Freshley; Lectur-
er, Belle Battles; Steward, Rob-
ert LaMoreaux; Chaplain, Ame-
ia LaMoreaux; Assistant Ste
ward, Arthur Battles; Treasur-
n, Sipha Battles; Secretary,
2ebecca Sojka; Gate Keeper,
Glenn Battles; Ceres, Geraldine
Sojka; Pomona, Joan Taylor;
Flora, Anna Mae Taylor; Lady
Steward, M e III m
smith and Executive Committee
Roland MapeS.
Celebrates Birthday
Congratulation to Mrs. Cora
Ballard who celebrated her 84th
on Sunday, Oct. 18, at
he home of her daughter, Mrs.
Nelson PulSfier.
ladies' Night Out
Saturday, Oct. "a, will be
Husbands Night Out" as the
aides will entertain their hus-
,ands at the Baptist church.
This starts at 800 pm. and
/ new, different and interest
ng scavanger hunt is reported
o be on the program.
square Dance
A Halloween square dance
las been announced for Thurs.
lay evening, Oct. 20, at h
Chester school building. T he
oroce eds will be used to pur-
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