Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-30
Northwestern Trip

Frank Jr., returned on August
% from a trip to the northwest.
They visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wenrich in Rockport, Wash.
They also visited many other
places of interest in that state
including rabbit hunting trip
to Friday Harbor in the San
Juan Islands.
They went the northern
route across Wisconsin. Min
nesota, North Dakota, Montana
and Idaho. Among places visi-
ted were Glacier and Yellew-
stone National Parks, the Bad
Lands, Ross Dam, Cody Road.
They report the weather fine.
During this trip Mrs. Keller
visited the remaining states not
previously seen, which COM
pletes the 48. The last stop was
with the John Dalgleish family
in Bowling Green, o.
CHARLES MILLER
/ Charles H. Miller, 63, form
erly of Chester and a graduate
of Chester high school in 1911,
died of a heart attack at his
home in Mentor on Wednesday,
August %,
He is survived by his wife,
a son, Ralph Miller, of Paines-
vile and granddaughter, a
sister and three brothers. His
sister, Rose and brother, Au-
guest live in Chester.
Funeral services were held
Saturday with burial in Mentor
cemetery.
Heir Ways
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale William
son are the parents of a daugh-
ter. born August 90, at Euclid
GlcnVille hospital.
Surprise Shower
| A surprise shower was given
for Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Cln-
ford on Friday evening, Aug
ust "a, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jewell Thomas. Guests
included the Youth Group of
the Riverview church.
Special Programs
Chester people who attend
I the RivervieW Church and
others interested are notified
that a special program will be
presented at the church on Fri
day at 800 pm, August 81, by
a boys Quartette, The Shelton
ianS, from Shelton College,
RingWood. N. j.
On Sunday, September 2, the
Skyland Heirs, on return en-
gagement, will have charge of
the service at 11:00 am.
News Briefs
Notice: The monthly dinners
served at the K of P Lodge
hall have been discontinued un-
til furthr notice. Thus there
will be no dinner served there
in September. This is necessary
because of the pelocation Of the
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Ban
field and sons, Fred and Rev.
Harry Banfield, have returned
from a trip covering "A states.
They went to Houston Tex,
and returned via of New Or
lens and into Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Senisi
from Bule Island, ILL.,. is re-
Gently visited the Frank Kel- |
lers.
Mrs. c. Dewey Boepple has
returned from Amelia, Va,
where she spent three weeks
at the home of her son, Philip
and family Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Boepple have a son, Charles
Philip, born last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ly-
ons and son, John, of Bloom
ington, Ill. have been spending
10 days with Mrs. Lyons par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Post.
The Frank Petkosek family
motored to Niagara Falls last
week. Mrs. Ellen Campbell ac-
companied them as far as North
TonaWanda, N. Y. where she
visited relatives.
Mrs. Frederick Graves MAR
an Ranney) and son, Randy,
md daughter, Sheila, of Mas
have been visiting
ler parents, other relatives and
fiends here.
Word was received last week
rom Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hum
lhreys formerly of Chester,
low of Pasadena, Calf, that
hey are on a vacation trip to
Yellowstone National Park.
William Shallenberger is now
howing cattles at Northeastern
ohio fairs, including Cuyahoga,
Mahoning, Jefferson.
and other counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bond
ave returned from a two
leeks vacation spent mostly in
lorida. They first visited the
7est coast including st. Peters
urg and Tampa then crossed
ia Lakeland and spent the re-
lainded of their time at Day
Ona Beach. The return trip
vas via the eastern route.
Ir. and Mrs. Louis Vargo have