Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-12-23

and daughter, Sandra will &c
to Rittman, Ohio; the w. H
Randells to Willoughby; Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Lincks, Shirley
the Wallace Ingrhams, h e
John Wigands to Chardon; also
the John Richmonds; Mr.. .ano
Mrs. Charles Stonke to Chagrir
Falls; Fred Painters will go tc
Russell; Mr.. and Mrs. 10 h
Morrow to Brecksville; The So,
jkas to Bedford; Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Herbert to Oak Harbor or
Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Reinold to Colebrook on Christ.
mas eve. The George Mapes
to Cleveland Heights; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Stevens to Col
umbia Station; The Townley
family to Lakewood; The Ralph
Kneales to Cleveland; also the
FRANK hellerS.
The Eugene Painter family
will spend Christmas in Gar
field Heights and Sunday in
Maple Heights; the Raymond
Richmonds will spend Sunday
in Burton; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Russell will spend Christmas
in Burton. The Sam Pattersons
will spend Sunday in Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. william will be
in West Pennington on Christ
mas; Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Bat
ties will have Christmas break
fast in Wickliffe.
More holiday news will ap-
pear next week. Please call in
your news.
Notice
The Trustees will meet De-
cember 80 in the Township gar
age.
Garden Club Dinner
1t is the custom Of the Ches-
ter Garden club to meet each
year for a Christmas dinner
together. This was held at the
K of P hall. A delicious turkey
dinner was prepared by Mrs.
Frank E. Downer, Mrs. Her
bert Brill and Mrs. A. 10 h n
Rose. The hall and tables were
attractively decorated by Mrs.
Burwell Abbott and Mrs. Louis
]. Haberer with greens, red
candles and candy canes. In
charge of games were M r S l.
George Spargrove and Mrs.
Nelson Ray. A donation of
money was made to a family
in need.
Chester Grange
At the meeting of C h t r
Grange to be held December
%, the speaker will be Byron
Kuth. At the last meeting the
Rev. Allan McGaw spoke on
the subject of Christmas. The
program also included games
in charge of the Lecturer, Levi
Hartong. Refreshments Wer e
served by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Battles and Mr.. and Mrs. Geor-
ge Parr.
Study Club Party
The Chester Study club held
it's annual Christmas party at
the home of Mrs. Ralph Schw-
arr on Wednesday evening. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Wray Manning and Mrs. Lynn
Hamilton The program was in
charge of Mrs. G.. Robert Fox
and Mrs. Norman Moss. The
story of THE LittleSt Angel"
was played from recordings.
The group Joined in singing ca
rolls after which games were
played. The home and grounds
were beautifully decorated. An
elaborate lunch was served
from a most attractively ar
ranged table. A lovely part of
the program was when e a C h
member placed her contribu-
ton of money on a miniature
Christmas tree to be given to
the Opportunity school, AS the
guests departed for their homes,
a farewell of Christmas carols
followed them. A loud speaker
had been placed out of doors
to provide this added Christ
mas touch.
Party and Shower
Mrs. Duane InkSter was hon
ored with a party and bridal
shower at the home Of Mrs.
Donald Gould on Monday eve
ming. The Inksters were mar
ried in June but as Mr.. Inkster
was in the service they did not
establish their home here until
November. The affair was a
surprise to Mrs. InkSter a n d
she received some beautiful
gifts. Mrs. Gould was assisted
in the arrangements by Mrs
Cart Harland. Mr.. H a n G
came and showed colored pic
lures taken on their trip to
England. Colored slides
were shown of Don MeSSer in
Korea and other Korean pic
lures sent by him. The Goulo
home was decorated for tn
season and occasion. The deli
cious buffet lunch featured 6
decorated cake made by Mrs
Gould. Those present besides
the hoStesses and guest Of hon
or were Mr.. Clarene MeSSer
Mrs. Frederick Painter, Mrs
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