Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05

was made to Lakeview ceme-
terry to see the beautiful flow
RS and shrubs and a visit to
Garfield's monument.
Happy Birthday
Clarence Battles birthday
was May l. Mrs. Arthur Bat
ties gave a dinner honoring
him and also Ralph Grosvenor
of Claridon, whose birthday oc-
ours the same day, on Satur-
day evening. On Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Battles of
Hambden, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Parr of Middlefield a n d
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevens
of Gates Mills came to help
celebrate the event.
Free Chest X-ray
On May IA from 6 pm. to
9 pm. the State Mobile Unit
will be stationed at ParkSide
Recreation, Chillicothe Rd. to
give free chest x-rays. A
persons Is years of age and
older may be x-rayed. Every
person will receive a confiden-
tial report as soon as the x
ray has been read by the State
Department of Health. T k e
advantage Of this free service
offered jointly by the county
and state departments of heal
tn and the local tuberculosis
and health association.
Minstrel Show
May 6 at 800 pm. at the
Chester school gym is the time
and place for the jolly Junior
Minstrel show. This is by the
Community church Junior Cho-
ir.
Garden BaZaar
The Garden Bazaar sponsor
ed by the Perennial Gardeners
and the Chester Garden club
is announced for Wednesday
May l3, at the Chester school
from TOO to 10:00 pm. Fea-
lures of the bazaar are a silv-
er tea, a plant sale white ele-
phant sale, garden equipment
!. for prizes. Pop corn balls, bal
looms ETC., will also be on sale.
: Heir Ways
Jeffery Thomas is the name
given to the yong son of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Wanger, born
at Euclid Glenville hospital
on April 81. He weighed sew,
, en- pounds and three ounces al
birth. Mrs. Wagner and son re.
turned from the hospital on
! April %.
Will Live in Key West
Donald L. Bartlett, FirSt
, Glass Petty Officer in h {
Navy, and who is making work
= in the Navy his career, has
been transferred to Key West
y Fal. Bartlett, a Naval Elec
! trician, works on submarines
For the past seven years hi
q has been teaching recruits OF
! the submarine, Gar" located
on the East 9th st. pier in
Cleveland. His duties in Ke,
# West will start on May ID. H,
q will go there by auto and a
bout June l, Mrs. Bartlett AM
s daughter Donna Lee, aged Sc
Il ven and Linda Lee aged 2
O months will join him. They viii
/ make the trip by plane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peter
i sen III and son Peter w vii
occupy the Bartlett home o.
n Cedar Rd.
6 Cub Scout Pack No. 95
l. Cub Scout ForeSterS' wa
the theme for the month c
J. April for the Cub Scout Pac
s No. 95 this theme was empha
:, sized at the meeting held o
l April 27. Displays of bird hot
Ses, plants etc along the lin
of forestry were prepared b
Dens 4, 5, 7, 8, 8, and 10. Skit
on the subject were preSente
by DenS l, 2, 3, and g.
| The meeting Wich was calle
to order by CubmaSter, Eal
Genske, included the present
ing of awards and advance
ments, and Webelos projects
The new cubmaSter, R o b e r
Burns was installed. The pac
committee now includes Eal
GenSke retiring Cubmastel
Mr.. Burns, new cubmaster, F
D. Williams, chairman; M.
Schaen, Assistant CubmaSter
Dale Wilson, Secretary; E. {
FaSSett, Treasurer; and Jose
ph Klouda. Two new denS wer
reported. Den g with Mrs. {
SpiSak den mother. Den Il
with Mrs. N. Scott, den mott
er. Mrs. R. Stefanik is a ne
mother of Den 6.
Personals
Gail Jacobs accompanied
Roy Ditto, left on Wednesda
for Daytona Beach, Fla. He wi
bring his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Milan Jacobs back to h e i
home in Chester after the vii
ter spent in Florida. They al
expected back early this weel
Eugene Painter went to Flo
ida by plane and will driy
his parents car back to Che
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Pah
ter spent the winter in Mt
Dora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron K u
spent last week in New Yor
State.
Mrs. Bert Hearn and son De
mis- are spending this week