Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-22

Bowling December II: Square
dance. December 18, Discuss,
II Believe" also bowl n G;
Christmas vacation, Skating.
Chester Grange
Tuesday September 13 was ell
ection at Chester Grange. The
following officers were elected
or reelected to fill the chairs
for the coming year. Albert
Freshley will again fill the Of
flee of Master with Murray La
Moreaux overseer; Robert La
Moreaux, lecturer; Ralph Smi-
tn, assistant steward; william
Maher, Stew ward; Rachael
Mapes, chaplain; Rebecca Sol
ka, secretary; Sipha Battles,
treasurer; Milan Pelton, Gate
keeper; Ceres, Mrs. Mailer,
Pomona Madelon Ranney, Flo
ra, Ruth Ann Hartong; lady
assistant steward, M r III m
Smith; member executive COM
ittee. Arthur Battles.
There was a large amount
of business on the agenda in
Guiding reports and paying bills
The fininancial re port on the
The financial port on the
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lyman Lang was Sl63.37. The
secretary was instructed to
write a letter of thanks to the
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
Co. for the privilege of using
the demonstration kitchen in
IPainesville for b aking pies
for the clam bake and county
fair booth. Refreshments were
served by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mond Russell and DR.. and Mrs
MI. Siplock.
Camp Fire Leaders
Mrs Ralph Kneale, Mrs Har'
ry Davis, Mrs Robert Wirt
and Mrs. Charles Gilbert from
Chester attended a Camp Fire
Leaders meeting held at the
home of Mrs. Upshur Evans In
Russell, on Thursday evening
September Is. Miss Anna Don
ley, the new Camp Fire Dir
ector for this area was pre-
sent. Mrs. Kneale was selected
as president of the group for
the comming year. Mrs. Writ,
candy sales; Mrs. Norman Har-
ris, extension; Mrs Evans, blr-
thday party; Mrs. Richard Dry
er, Council Fire.
An Horizon club for h | g h
school girls, under the direc-
ton of the Camp Fire Leaders
was organized Thursday even
ing. Mrs. Kneale states that
anyone in the West Geauga
area interested in Camp Fire,
Blue Birds or Horizon groups
should contact any one of the
officers.
West Geauga Kiwanis
Congressman Oliver P. Boil
ton addressed the members OF
the West Geauga Kiwanis clut
and their wives at a meeting
held at the Fowlers Mills
church on Tuesday September
20.
Plans are under way for the
celebration of TX i ds' D a y
September "a. President Rob ,
ert Writ, has named Walter
Shaffer and Thomas Laughlin
as co-chairmen and Boy Scout
masters, Adam Horton and Ed
ward Harriss with Camp Fire
Leaders Mrs. Richard Dryer
Mrs. Wilbur Strandt and Mrs
Norman Harris as commlttee
members unde r whose direct,
ton the activity will be carried
out. All members of the kiWan'
is will share in the project.
Chester Briefs
Charles Osbourn was in Col
umbus on Friday where he rep
resented the Northeastern Oh
10 school board association al
a meeting held there. The OBJ
iect of the meeting was to work
out plans for the organization
of a State association for School
board members.
HosteSses at the Baptist Ald
luncheon held on wednesday
were Mrs. R.O. Stone and Mrs,
Richard Rutledge.
Barbara Cicerello, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Salvatore Ci,
cerillo, Cave road, e a c n e q
her 5 birthdy on September
II. There was a party IN hel
honor with seven guests.
Mrs. w. o. Moss and Law
renee Cottrell entertained
dinner on Sunday in honor OF
DR.. NIX. Cottrell of Cleve'
land. DR.. Cottrell plans to leave
this week for Missouri, where
he will get Mrs. Cottrell, who
is now able to walk with crut-
ches in the hospital there, and
they will continue to Florida
wrare they will spend the win,
ter.
An additional set of musical
pipes calle d "VoX Humana ,"
were added to the organ in the
Community church last week
Members of the Senior Choir
contributed exclusively for this
purchase.
: Mrs. Raymond Richmond at
tended the Lantern Fellowship
for the Congregational church
which was held at the Lutheran
Memorial camp near Mt. Gil