Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-04-14

Mrs. Wray Manning was hos
tess to the Chester Study club
at her home Caves Rd. on We'd
nesday evening. The program
was presened by Mrs Peter Pc
terSen Jr. She told of the life
of the writer, Mrs. Edith Whar-
ton and her contribution to lit
erature. Mrs. Petersen also re-
viewed the book, ETHAN Fro
me" written by Mrs. Wharton.
The club made plans for serv-
ing refreshments for the bene-
fit of the Opportunity school at
the talent show held in Ches-
ter.
Four Generations
Among those attending serv-
ices at the Community church
on Sunday was a family of four
generations. These were Mrs.
H. S. Mills, her son Virgil
Mills, his daughter, Mrs. Doug
las Strong and her daughter,
Denise.
Happy Birthday
Several relatives and friends
gathered at the home of How
ard Reiter on Sunday for a
birthday dinner in honor of Gail
McCleary. Mr.. McCleary's bir-
thday was April 8.
Grange Party
At the last card party given
by Chester Grange, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Richmond and Mr..
and Mrs. Milan Pelton were in
charge Prize winners were as
follows, pinochle, first, Mrs.
Arthur Battles, Chester Gould,
Painesville; second, Mrs. Robert
Perry, Newbury, Ora LoomiS,
Mentor. Five Hundred first,
Mrs. Clara Thrasher, Chardon,
Herbert Belcher, Mentor; Sec
ond Mrs. Cecilia Rhodes,
Chardon, Ralph DeWalt, Char
don. Winner of the special prize
was Mrs. Chester Gould, Pain
eSville. The next party will be
held on May IA at Parkside
Recreation.
Heir Ways
Mr.. and Mrs. ElWin Williams
are the parents of a six pound
Is ounce daughter born at Lake
County Memorial hospital April
5. The little lady has been CIV
en- the name, Monica Lynn.
Mrs. Williams and daughter,
returned to her home on Sun
day.
Visit Lodge
Twelve members of the Ma
pie Leaf Temple visited the Ar
iel Temple in Willoughby on
Thursday evening. They were
Mrs. Arthur Battles, Mrs. D.
j. RoSeum, Mrs. Virgil Battles,
Mrs. Yoro Sojka, Mrs. Kenneth
Sperry, Mrs. Lyle Battles, Mrs.
N. c. Patterson, Mrs. o. A.
Ranney, Mrs. Alvin Sharp, Mrs.
Arthur Kozlowski, Mrs. Ernest
RoSeum and Mrs. CieChanski.
Bowling Scores
High bowling scores reported
from ParkSide Recreation last
week were, For men Roy Post
258; John Ozinga 244; Don
Pengov 239; Hayden Musser
boWled a series of ZIG, 1874, 1876
a total of COS. For women Ar
lene Popelka 208; Marilyn Heit-
amen 201; Glela Merchant had
series of 158, ITO, 179 total
of 507.
Grass Fire
The Chester Fire Department
was called out on Easter after
noon to fight a grass fire near
the Robert Spring place on Null
berry Rd.
Column Corrections
There were several mistakes
in the Chester column of last
week. The most important are
corrected as follows.
Change of Address. The item
was submitted as follows, Ches-
ter residents who live on Ce-
dar Acres, Shady Lane and Ce-
dar Road who are receiving
mail from Novelty Post Office,
starting April 16 will receive
mail from Chesterland. This
section will be added to Route
] carried by Edwin Lincks.
Mrs, Ida Phillips was rushed
to the hospital with a severe
case of blood poisoning. She
is now much improved.
1t was Miss Catherine Ryal
who spoke at the Pre- School
PIT. A. meeting.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Boepple
have returned from Vero Beach,
Fla, where they spent the win
ter. Mr.. Boeppple states Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Herbert, who
were at the same place in, Vero
Beach, will remain for two
weeks longer. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mond Russell have left Vero
Beach and will spend two weeks
at Daytona Beach before COM
ing north. Mr.. and Mrs. Ver-
non West occupied the Beop-
pie home during their absence.
Mrs. John Maynard has re-
turned from Hollywood, Florida |
where she spent the winter.
DR.. and Mrs. C. P. Titus
were in the east last week.
They visited their. son in law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin Robinson in Broomall,
Pa. They were also in Phila-