Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-07-21
: THE RECORD, cHARDoN, ONO, JULY 21, 1856


Invitation to Riverview Chuch
Chester residents are invited
to attend a special meeting to
be held at the Rivervi
church in Russell on Tuesday,
July 26, at 500 pm. The Sky
land Heirs, Gospee team, rep
resenting Shelton College, Ring
wood, N. j., will present the
program. The team is compos-
ed of four students and a fac
ulty member of the college.
The program will include vo-
cal and instrumental music and
Mr.. Edgar of the staff will
speak. Following the service,
colored slides will be sh wn.
Miss Marilyn Campbell Of
Heath rd., Chester is a student
at Shelton.
Return from Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard RieS
and son Scott and Mrs. Ries'
mother, Mrs. Adolph Kirsch,
returned on Wednesday from a
two weeks trip to Canada and
Minnesota. They went via St
rats of Mackinac and across
northern Michigan and Mime
sofa to Winnipeg, Manitoba
Here they attended the wed
ding of a cousin. Enroute home
they stopped at Lake of the
Woods also spent some time
fishing at Birch Lake near Ely,
Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ray re-
turned on Monday from a mon
this fishing trip to Lake of the
Woods, Ontario, Canada. They
made the trip via of Mackinac
Straits across northern Michi-
gan to Duluth and north to
International Falls.
Birthday Congratulations
Leverett Mapes reached his
81 birthday on July 13. His
family planned a picnic dinner
in his honor at the home of
his youngest son and family,
the Roland Mapes in LyndhurSt.
Mr.. Mapes was feeling better
than usual that day and en-
ioyed the occasion to the full
est extent. Attending fr m
Chester besides Mr.. and Mrs.
Mapes were the Kenneth and
stanly Mapes families.
Study Club Picnic
Members of the Chester Stu
dy club, with husbands as
guests, met for their annual
July picnic at the beautiful pic
mic grounds of Mr. and Mrs.
Lucius Taylor, Cannon rd. So
Ion, on Saturday evening. Mrs.
Taylor was formerly a mem
Der of the Chester club.
All Riding Club
The next meeting Of the All
Riding club will be on July 80
in the Chester grade S C h o o |
yard. The last meeting was on
Tuesday evening July II, at
the Shallenberger home. R e
freshments were served by DR..
and Mrs. Shallenberger. Plans
were made for a picnic on Sat-
urday when the Chester Rid
ing club met with the Munson
Riding club in MunSon.
Party for Mrs. WidO
The women living on Shady
Lane, Cedar Acres, and some
from Cedar rd., met at the
home of Mrs. Robert Sanislo,
Shady Lane, for surprise pa
rty for Mrs. Michael Wido.
Heir Ways
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Terbi-
zan, Mayfield rd., are the pa
rents of a son, Robert Neil,
born July IL.
Word has been received of |
the birth of a daughter on July |
IL to Mr.. and Mrs. Willard |
Jones of Painesville. Mrs. Jones |
was the former, Mary Jane
Rybak Of Chester and her dau-
ghter was born on her father,
the late, Edward RybakS Sr. S |
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milan j. Pei
ton Sr. report a son, M | n
Irving III born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Milan l. Pelton Jr., on July 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pelton Jr. live
in Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Meuth of
Toledo have been visiting their
Mrs. Robert Ranney
and family. Paul and Thomas
Ranney returned with their
grandparents for a visit of two
weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Battles, Mrs.
Virgil Battles and Mrs. Ken
meth Sperry of the M p | e
Leaf Temple attended a meet
ing of the District Past Chiefs
held on Tuesday at Madison on
the Lake.
The members of the Pythian
Lodge held a picnic at Straw
berry Lane on Thursday after