Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-02-04
News by Florence B. Battles
Telephone PA 9-4962

Gehri, WoodSide Drive, w e d.
nesday, Jan. 81. Mrs. Dan FL
liot gave a demonstration on
how to arrange dried materials
in wooden bowls and on wood
en- plaques. After the demon
stration, a workshop was con-
Quoted.
Sympathy goes out to Mrs.
Floyd Bond of Gates Mills, a
former resident here, in the
death of her mother, Mrs. Julia
Frost of Cleveland on Friday,
Jan. 90. Mrs. Frost was 81
years old.
Isaac Welk received word
this week Thursday of the
death of his sister, Mrs. Carrie
Corlett, Wisnner Road, Willough
by, o.
Miss Elizabeth Craig is now
at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Criag.
She returned home from Cana
da on Monday.
The place of meeting of the
Home Demonstration course of
lighting and lampShade making
has been changed to the Baptist
church basement. The time is
the same, Thursday, Feb. 4, at
7:30 pm.
Chester Grange met in regu-
lar form on Tuesday evening
Jan. 26, Albert FreShley in
charge as Worthy Master.
Ralph Smith was absent. T h e
Know your Government" dis
cusSion was about township Of
ficers and their duties wit h
Lyle Battles as moderator. BY
becoming acquainted with our
township it was decided that
our town is a good place in
which to live. The new zoning
code was also discussed. Re-
freshments were served by Mr.
and Mrs. Yaro Sojka and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth MapeS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wray Manning
are spending a few weeks in
Florida.
Mr.. Roy Battles of Washing
ton, D. C. spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lyle Battles, returning h 0 m e
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bier.
man are spending several weeks
touring the western and south.
western states.
A program entitled, Scout.
ing in your Community will be
presented on Tuesday, Feb. 8
at Chester school building al
8 pm. The objective of this
program is to have the Cut
Scouts and Explorers of your
community demonstrate to yol
how scouting is being conduct
ed in this area. The program
will be open to the public. Flu
ture Cub Scouts and Explorer!
and their parents are particu
larly welcome.
= At the last meeting of The
Chester Garden club, held Jan
uary 9th at the home of Mrs
Emily Abbott, the history o
the club was narrated by Mrs
Dorothy Stone. Mrs. Abbott wa!
- assisted by Mrs. Emma Spar
grove who acted as co-hostesS
Ladies Night Out group at
: holding their annual banque
: for installation of officers a
Hellriegels Inn in Mentor, Wed
: nesday, Feb. 10 at z ON. Res
ervations have to be in BY
= February 5th. Call Mrs. Ear
Shenkel, Park 94166 or Mrs
Roy Johnson, Park 9-753O.
Faculty members, husbands
and wives, and Chester Schoo
board members, husbands anc
wives, attended open house a
the new Parma high schoo
building, January 28th.
Kurt MiriSch Jr., son of Mr.
E and Mrs. Kurt Mirisch OF
-. Caves Road, who is stationed
l at the Naval Auxiliary All
Station, Kingsville, Texas, hai
; been promoted to Seaman FirS
Glass. He is now serving in tht
, Security Department on tn
, same base. Kurt Jr. called hi
parents by phone Friday eve
ming with the good news.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Battles
> attended the awards banquet o
the Ohio Forestry Association
, held at Hotel Cleveland OF
;, Friday, at 7 pm. Achievement
f in farming, homes, farm for
estry, and public service wer,
r recognized and interesting pic
! lures of the winner in theS,
fields were shown. Following
f the banquet and the pictures
their son, Roy Battles of Wash
ington, D. c., who is assistan
). to the master of the Nationa
Grange addressed the group a
b. the main speaker of the eve
ming.
f A pink and white shower wa
given for Mr.. Joe Klatka a
the home of Mr.. Helen Eich
a enberg, Minor Road, Clevelan
e on Thursday evening, Jan. 2e
J. Eighteen of the girl who work
:, ed with Mrs. Klatka at tn
/. Cleveland Trust Bank were pre-
, ent.
u Children from Chester VIII
/ FOUND - Small coin purse O
s Middlefield street, about ChriSt