Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-06-03
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| funeral home; Adam Kassick
Ranch Drive, residence; Franz
Swogger, Cedar and Fullertown
residence; Clyde Whiting, Whit
ing Drive, residence; william
Clause, WoodSide Drive, resi-
dence; j. M. Trivisonno, Rancf
Drive, residence; Allen Smith
Caves Road, south, residence;
Robert Gass, Maple Driv e
residence; Joe Klouda, Cedar
Road, garage.
Scout Troop 1876
William Reiff has been ap
pointed Assistant Scout Master
for troop 1876. Henry Hanson Jr
will also continue as Assistant
This troop now numbers 80
Adam Horton is ScoutmaSter.
Fellowship Class
The next meeting of tn c
Fellowship class of the Chester
Baptist church will be held al
the Chester Lumber company
June 7, at 800 pm. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Peter Petersen Jr. viii
be host and hostess. A film or
plywood will be shown a n
there will be a discussion or
building and remodeling.
Garden Club
The Chester Garden club met
on Wednesday, May 26, at the
home of Mrs. Nelson Ray, with
Mrs. Wray Manning and Mrs
J. S. Ritchie as CO hostesSes
A film, entitled Natures Child
rem" was shown by Mr.. Aller
of the Standard Oil Company
This club has been granted per
mission by the Township Trus
tees to place "Litterbug" signs
in places where they may re
mind people not to throw pap
ers ETC., along the roadside
Notice
The following committee has
been appointed by the Trustees
to schedule ballgames on the
Chester baseball diamond: H
A. Elder, chairman, Glenr
Evans and J. A. Post.
Notice
The Junior Chorus and Choir
directed by Mrs. Murray La
Moreaux will meet at the Com
munity church for practice or
Mondays from TOO to 800 pm
starting June 7.
Joins Elephant Hunt
Miss Beverly Russell write!
from Vero Beach, Fla, t h a
she had a most unusual exper
ience recently when, with the
students of Vero Beach hi 81
school, she joined an elephan
hunt. A young elephant, weigh
ing about two tons, which hac
just been received from Africa
to McKey'S Jungle Gardens, es
capped from the wild anima
compound. The students r n
the school were dismissed t.
go on a safari through the jun
gle. The beast was back in he
pen 48 hours after the escape
Campfire Girls
Che-Wa-Wo Campfire Girl
met at the Chester Schoo
building Monday Afternoon
Twenty-one girls and a leader
Mrs. Kenneth Martineau, were
present. The meeting was il
charge of Evelyn Randell. The
girls filled out census cards fol
school. Refreshments were ser
we'd by Joy FormalS, Beverl!
Myers and Susan Skarl. Thi!
group also enjoyed a hay ride
and wiener roast at Polly
Richmonds. Polly's father tool
them for a hay ride. In
Takashima reporter.
Needles Ahead
The girls All sewing clul
has been named, Needles A
head" Mrs. Albert FreShley i!
leader and the club will in
clude the girls of each a gt
group. Eighteen are enrolled
The following officers were
elected: President, Linnette Pc
ersen vice president, Nancy
Shenkel; secretary and treasur
er, Gail Nolan; reporter, Laura
LaMoreauX; recreation leader
Ardene Nelson. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Freshley
The next meeting is June 10
Personals
Mrs. Marian Hunt, who came
from Green Cove Springs, Fla.
because of the death of h e l
father, Fred KolSom, will re