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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

Will become Indifferent TO II and
that is when hate creeps in and
that is the beginning Of the end of
happy marriage.
Most humans quarrel, (some say
they never quarrel, but watch
what you say to each other for
what you say is for eternity. It
can never be recalled 80 do your
part to save your marriage.
II was so nice seeing former st.
Paulites, Flo and Dick Arts here
for a few days from their home in
Seattle. Monday was 50 lovely Ida
Mae Murphy, Flo, Dick, Ardelia
and Lionel Allen and yours truly
went calling on old friends.
While out to see Blanch and Wal
ter Coins picked up a Manchester
College commencement program
and saw the name, c. William
Coins. / thought that was Billy
and Blanche said yes, he gradual
ed with the summer class in Aug
ust with B.A. The war inter
rupted his studies but later he
hopes TO continue work on his NJ.
A. At present he is working with
Jack Shannon in Jacks New York
Fashion and Commercial Art
Studio at their new establishment.
Congratulations to Billy and Jack.
Next we drove out across the
Warner Drive to the home Of DIR.
Mrs. l.. Albert Scipio. Fortunately
Katherine was home. The children
came in while we were there and
Kathleen Stokes was with Melin-
da. Kathleen is the daughter of
the Ashmore Stokes. Mary and II.
Ashmore are building a very
beautiful home near the Scipio
home.
The front of Katherines beauti-
full home faces the Warner Drive
tRiver Road and as we sat in
front of that huge picture window
and looked at the view it is lovely.
The scenery is perfectly beautiful
and being so high on the bluff you
cannot hear the noise of the never
ending traffic that runs on the
beautifully Handicapped drives.
Her kitchen faces the street.
The house sits on the corner and
the view Is seen perfectly. From
the house you look way down on
the slopiug terrace to the Warner
Drive.
Louis showed us his bed with
the extra large drawers built in it.
His father designed it. Everything
about the home is new and mod
ern and l only wish might des-
cribe 1t, but all I can say is il is
beautiful
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

Most humans quarrel, (some say
they never quarrel, but watch
what you say to each other for
what you say is for eternity. 1t
can never be recalled 80 do your
part to save your marriage.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-10-05

119 to only rs in favor, so the bin
fafad
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Furniture IL Price
1885 "VikO'' Captains Chair

II lElAtUAEG Y EACC
I2.95 '.ViIkO' Captains Chair
so-Bore-stye ornchoir with podded scot. Covered -
with vrd Plastic oquo' moze. Block meto eI.4z
frome and legs
Fourth Floor Washington; Lomer LeVel AringtOn
1895 Leather.TOp Cocktail Tables
cnons ohooou with hocd,too,s Iso,ssI s9p 1897
fourth Floor, Washington: Lo@1 Leuei AriugtO"
1895 ROII-Arm Lawson Lounge
l5--wIan reversible rubber cushion Spring
filled construction. Mohoeony legs Covered OA Az
tiero woven no,eosss fobric in green, red %OeOO
Discontinued cover
LOWER LEVEL ARLINGTON ONLY
1895 Genuine Mahogany
Occasional Tables
Is Modern style with sleek tnes. Round - NJ
tapered legs with bross ferues Chtrehhio or StaH(
cofdovon finished. Corner, cocktail and end styles
Discontinued lns.
Fourth Floor, Washington Only
29.95 Gossip Bench
l5s gossip benehes regency styled. Msds Of - 49,
oobnef hosoNooo sth nnohooory finish Ful N4.44l
hols,sfsd Covered n wing and greer striped
fo5rc.
Fourth Floor. Washington Only
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Linens and DOInestics
STREET FLOOR. WASHINGTON ONLY

ioo-5sslo.s9 Chenille Spfseds Assorted styles end eoior
mostly one OF kind Twin only z99
7sSs 44s Stevens PdSssd-Hsm psrsss Sheets Floral printed
border. slSlo6 size 1873
3oo-Sse. 2.ss Msnsx Tub Meh 7oss4e Solid eoor
I7-4ss Solid cso Corduroy Spsssds Twin or full size Sew
eoi eolors Ivy
soo-see ss Msns1 Beth Towels 24x4e" Choice o.
mary decorator eoen 94e
IS 4sS-7ss Jsesusd ossa prspsFiss. Large sseeieo
ens Of kind Par -4----~----- - 90
41-1ss Ssld ess Tsbssks Spun eno cotton. 6o or
s1s chctes o. 3.99
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Auto Seat Cover Accessories
Price

Fourth Floor. Washington: LoWer Leuel Arlington
3ss Auto Clothes Hanger Heavy gauge oIoy go
n ss pluse Sect Covers Mixture Of sizes and eoors
Full 10 az
zeeS De Lure Poe Fabric All Poste Boeks no fodno or
scutna. Mixture OF and eolors for 949 $50 models
Full l3.A7
349S end 3695 De Luxe Lue Seran Poe LuHe chxon
NyeoT Sect Covers Weoproot tobtcs All plastic beeks In
eeoutiu eocrs mixture OF l949 1856 l7A7
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Bedroom Furnishings
THIRD FLOOR, WASHINGTON ONLY

THIRD FLOOR WASHINGION ONLY
I-zsso nneprns ettress. striped ticking soled
l4.75
l4o so Simmons Innerspns MOess prebut border king
50" long soled, twin size width Ills
size - .''.- - 'D-'D' '0,.-e- 1915
I-79so Box Spring, heavy coil construction domok
ticking, soiled. double size 1915
-s4s5 Box Spring. ticking fl sompIe size. l747
.sn " '""''''"' A''''''' stitched 's1o' s?
size .''O '"'''''',' "eo's psO -' '""1 1875
''''' ''''' - '''''' 80 '0'~" '-'''" '' 7475
-'4'' 1'''''''' Box Spring. ''1 ''' '0'o "i 1885
Moss: soads ss' @ @ ono ''
1850 Ensander Hollywood HeodbOerd Bed Outfit soed twin
l-I2s5 covered HeodbOord rose soed 4.99
LotCer LeUeL Arlington
1850 Simmons nneprns Mottres, with discontinued eeou-
trest ticking, double size Z4.T5
''s'' '''''''''' '''''''' p''0O 0'''' 1878
1850 Simmons Box Spring, sturdy coil construction double
size 24.75
1880 EnsIondsr Ar Foom" Mette" and Box spns Sci.
soiIed. II. sompe twin size IS.Io
size .-r - It's
1880 Foom Letex and Bor Spring Set, g. foom
mattress, H. sompe, twin size I4.To
l-27e 50 Simmons Convertible Sofe. turquoise
damaged. II. sample os is ~lI4To
-I4s5o Simmons zpe sofo-bed Suite persinnon, soIed q
somple IfI9
I-7ieoo Suite color, H. sonnple 0950
-zes so Simmons Hide-s-Bed. full size lawson modern
green upholstery, floor sompe -------- ITSoV
lbs Ensondsr Bed ~ sofo. modern Lowson eubok
retoIe green cover a. sample -li475
size ,.-------------.- 500 60.
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Housewares IL Price

Third Floor Washinston LoW~ Level arlington
So-3As-Sss Bssn-shnmsd Bshsoom AeessseHes Group
eudes honpen brush holders. Shelves IA z99
6o-3ss Pssme Gold Ironing Ped end Cover Sets Cover
l.99
zsozse 7zs Jonny Mop cIssnns Pods Hsndss end DE- ss
eombneson with honaino rock --~--~----14e 10 l.t4
ss4ss ousks Sponge Mops Second hsod for woso hond:
winoer ------------------ Ivy
s4-sss imported Chopper and eroiU combination
Floor tornples, os Ivy
5o-Ioo Divided Skillet COOKS many three tnos
OF one trne 5Se
Iso-Ioo-zss Kitchen eedasss Mony useful group.
s4-I3s Penny Brts Copper cssnss Excellent cleaner for
on copper ----------- ------------- ---------- oSe
I7s-7ss Imported Steel Skillet Chrome honsne ring, Ioe1
honoe --~-----~- SYc
6o-,ss Rubber Lending Msss Carpet heod dsssn 3o.eo
only ------- Ivy
so-iss We'll s,orsss Shelves Folding Holds 50 s
lz-7ss Pesie Bsaehss cry snonsl finish bloek
zz4Izs-s4s HsSwosS Shelves end nssk Tsp. esodL ter
painting kncknock shelves. oZe 70 Z4T
4s,ss esss,s pupess Kaehsn Shsvss EnoeI fnhsd steel
in choice Of eoior. Utility hooks 1.99
i5o-Izs Rubber Fosr Men. sioek porsn IN bsss ony
ler5o ------------------------ VIC
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Notions. Art NeedIewOrIx
STREET FLOOR, WASHINGTON ONLY

STREET FLOOR, WASHINGTON ONLY
i.ss Terry-eovsEsd Fosm Cushions s--------------99
sSs Fur Stole so'ass Bsss. chntz ------------1.9o SO
4ss Fur Jsskst steross Bsss. chnz z49
ioozoo Lovsbs Bres Assorted styles and -49e TO 99c
4ss PIsstie Auto Scot covsn n-----------I99 99
zzs Adjustable swssss' Dryers ------------99 99e
5Se 10 sse Asserted Button Cords -4------ lSe
lsS6sS kssdlspont Picture Kits Assorted oyo
,oosuor styles. Complete --------------se see TO zso
Evening star., 1956-12-26
WASHINGTON HOURS THURSDAY.
Rugs ~ Price

THIRD FLOOR, WASHINGTON ONLY
3o-l5.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs. 6'-7.97
ls-4.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs. 2x4' ---2.47
6o-s.o5 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs, 3x5' AT
5o-9.95 Wool corpet Samples. 27x54" 4.97
85-4.o5 Plush Pile Cotton Rugs. 24x36", l.99
43-5.95 Plus Pile Cotton Rugs. 2x4' ----z.97
68-$l to 1.29 Lid Covers --eo. Zoe
ARLINGTON ONLY
l9-l595 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs, 4x6' --7.97
ll-4.e5 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs. 2x4' --2.47
3l-8.95 Loop Pile Cotton Rugs. 3x5' AT
5z-4.e5 Plush Pile Cotton Rugs, 2,3' --I.so
24-5.95 Plush Pile Cotton Rugs, 2x4' --z.S7
Evening star., 1956-12-26

zzLI5o Leather BeIts ts---------------------e sac
es-Mens 55e-75e HendksrehisiS Irish linens; broken
assortment of initios ---------19e
zs1Nen's sse-Ioo Cotton Shorts. Broken size range,
44e
lz6-Mens Use Athletic Shirts. Broken size ronoe STE
so--lresuurs Of 4sS Plastic Rsneoets- --------l.s9
4I-Msns 500 Long Ssevsd Sports Shits. Stripes only
100
2o--Men's 4.s5 Khek and Grey Stacks
1o-Io.s5 Royon Lined Joeksts. Upper 'front.' 4.SS
$500 Fomous-moke Night Shirts 2.ss
3-7s5 and s.S5 Mecresos Lons-sIeeved Sports Shins
Soled 3ST
Lass Quilted Lined jacket. Broken ripper $3.50
I-I5.95 Buston-fFont Sweoter! Coshmere orion wool
blend Size --------------------TS 1877
I-I3.eS PulIover Sweater. Mussed Size 38------6s4
sos Sleeveless Sweaters. Mostly pink; nussed is4
Evening star., 1956-12-26
1898 To 29.98 Floor Lamps
$40 to I4.99

Che. q 6ay s~s oo~n bridge iorehss ord ooossnsek
styles Finished bfos ond solors Cociets with
tlec,of gc5ss thades tochsre globes oil depending the
lewp style. Some scened. snop early tor bss, selection.
Evening star., 1956-12-26
just Is! 24.95 Desk and Chair Sets
I2.47

Modern ehildrens desk and choir set block wrought
iron legs. Side drawer. Wax birch finish.
Evening star., 1956-12-26
Lamps IL Price
Third Floor. Washington; Lorer Letel, arlington
7.98 to 29.98 Table Lamps
3.09 to I4.S9

Choc bfoss CHING bristol Copi De Monte crsio neny
others Conoee hode Sizes styles eornpl-
many aeeofs Many ood Of kind. Some Is.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28
Hold Rites for
Mrs. Franz, So

CHESTER - Funeral servi-
ces for Mrs. John Franz, aged
So, Of Valley View Dr., Chester,
were held at the Reed Funeral
ParlorS in Chagrin Falls on
Monday afternoon. Burial was
in Knollwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Franz died at her home
on Friday, June %. On May 6
she entered the hospital for an
operation. There was no help
for her condition and after two
weeks in the hospital she was
returned to her home.
Before her marriage she was
Anna M. Kadlejack and her
early life was spent in Wickliffe.
She was married to John Franz
38 years ago on June /. They
have lived in Chester since 1888.
The deceased was a member of
the First Church Christ Scien-
tist in Lyndhurst.
| Besides her husband, Mrs.
Franz leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Mapes, of Chester.
Three sisters, Mrs. Mildred Bis
sch, Mrs. Matte Eickenburg,
Mrs. Helen Mahnke, three half
sisters, Mrs. Mary Tweed, Mrs.
Siebenhar, Mrs. Rose Sharp, a
brother Oscar Kadlejack.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28
NeWHrestone
Store to Open

Earle Franz, who has been
associated with .Firestone for
20 years, plans to open a Fire
stone store in Chardon, July II.
The store will be at 434 Water
st. in the building formerly
used by B &. V Nash.
The store is open for tire SER
vice now, and complete service
will be offered after the OPEN
ing, Mr.. Franz said.
Tires for cars, trucks and
tractors, as well as batteries,
auto supplies, home supplies and
bicycles will be sold at the new
The business will specialize
IN front end alignment service,
using all of the latest equipment.
Mr.. Franz, with his wife and
three children, lives in Paines-
vile but plans to move to Char
don soon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28
BY Lennah Il. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7016

CHESTER - The Recreation
Council, members of the West
Geauga Day Camp staff and
their families met for picnic
Thursday evening, June 21, at
the camp site, at which time
final plans for the opening OF
camp were made.
Day Camp registration will be
held at the West Geauga High
School on Fricay, July 6, from
1000 am. to 1900 and TOO to
800 pm.
All children who will enter
camp should be registered at
this time and tuition paid. Chill
dren from Chester, Russell and
Munson who will be of kinder
garten age or older in the fall
are welcome.
The six weeks program will
open Monday July 9 and extend
until August IT. The fees for
this period are $500 per child
or $1,000 per family.
Camp is in session Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from
1000 am. to 800 pm. during
this time. Campers will be un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Dora
Allen, camp director.
During registration hours par
ents are invited to visit the
camp site, which is located on
the Robert Williams farm on
Fairmount Rd, about one mile
east of Chillicothe Rd.
Mrs. Allen has announced a
workshop meeting for the en-
tire camp staff to be held Thurs
day, July % at 7:30 pm. at
the camp site. Mrs. r. H. Lease
is publicity director.
Zoning Certificates
The following zoning certifi-
Gates were issued last week by
Chester Zoning Inspector, Will
liam Bebout
Carl Haas, Hickory Lane, resi-
dence; William F. Mansfield,
Hovey Dr., residence; Dr.. Ken
meth Greiner, North Opalocka
Dr., remodeling residence; Low
ell A. Foreman, Sharp Lane, re-
Sidence.
A. G. Wendt, wilson's Mills
Rd., sign for advertising real
estate; Adam Kasick, Ranch
Dr., residence; Julian Pot, May
field Rd., garage; Kirk Benson,
BardWell Dr., residence; Mar
vim DeGreen, Mayfield Rd., gar
age.
Saturday Fires
At 8::45 on Saturday evening
the Chester Volunteer Fire De-
partment was called to the
home of Paul Francis, Chilli
cothe Rd. A fire had started
in an upstairs closet. The Sec
ond floor rooms were very bad
ly burned and all furnishings
destroyed. The fire was con-
fined to the upstairs bedrooms
and the first floor had only wa
ter damage.
At midnight the department
received another call. This was
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28

Rev. and Ms. John R. Barlow
from Indiana Lake, Bristol, ind,
were guests at the Earle Egles-
ton home on Saturday.
Sunday the Eglestons attend
ed a band concert at Baldwin
Wallace College. Their niece,
Marilyn Shioman, from Parm
Heights, played in it.
10 C, Rodgers underwent an
emergency appendectomy at
Corey hospital June l9.
Louise Hatch has announced
three additional gifts to the Ge-
auga county Hospital association
this week. The Huntsburg Pic
have $1O0, the Hambden Ladies
Aid, $35, and the AS You Like
It group, $15.
Mr.. and Ms. Harold Ash are
entertaining Mrs. Ash'S brother
and sister-in-law and their two
children from Baldosta, Ga.
Danny and Debbie Demko,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Demko, Chardon, took part in
the wedding ceremony of Mrs.
Demko's cousin, Doris Mcbride
in Saybrook Saturday. In the
wedding in which Miss Mcbride
was married to Robert Short
Danny served as ring bearer
and Debbie as flower girl.
Recent callers at the home OF
Mrs. r. L. Denton and Mrs
Harold McKough were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Sobers of Glendale
Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. George Le'
land of Ravenna; DR.. Mary
Tambling of Chagrin Falls and
Mrs. Lenora Strong of Cleveland
Mrs. Clyde Heazlit and two
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28
Anti Polio Vaccine Made Available
to Geauga High School Age Group
Program to Continue
for Younger Children

high school age group is the on
ly one to which just a single
shot is now available.
There are 5000 children and
young people enrolled in kinder
garten through the twelft h
grade, and probably $500 pre-
school youngsters in the county,
all of whom are eligible to re-
ceive the vaccine under the
present program, DR.. Edmunds
said.
Not all of those eligible have
taken advantage of the shots.
Approximately 10000 inocula-
tions of the anti-polio vaccine
have been received through the
county health office to date.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28

CHESTER - A Fourth of Ju-
ly celebration would not be COM
plete without a parade. Richard
Ries will be in charge of the
parade at the Chester celebra-
tion this year. For any informa-
tion about this part of the pro-
gram call Mr.. Ries.
He has announced that the
horseback riders and all mo-
tor vehicles such as floats, au-
tos, etc, will start at the high
school grounds at HOO am.
The marching groups including
the band, V.F.W. and Auxiliary
scouts ETC., will join in at the
intersection of Cottreu DR.. and
Rt. 306. All will proceed to the
Chester School grounds where
the celebration will be held.
.. INCLUDED IN the entries
thus afrare floats by the Chill
dren's Chorus, Give Associa-
ton, Hospital Association, Bap-
tist Church, Riverview Church,
Cub Scouts, Camp Fire Girls,
Fire Department, Business Mems
Organization and others.
All floats and motor vehicles
also horseback riders are re-
quested to assemble at the high
school grounds at 1000 am.
The marching groups meet at
COttrell DR.. at 10:15.
Special features will be the
West Geauga high school band
also the beauty contest. Three
cars will be provided for the
queen and attendants.
The beautiful child contest is
at 100 pm. on the Chester
school grounds. Merry minstrel
shows are at 800 and TOO pm.
Ball games, horse show, games,
dancing and fireworks are on
the program. The fireworks will
be in charge of the Chester Fire
Department at 1000 pm.
%. THE USE of a sound truck
will be donated by GonSalves
Television and operated by John
fraud and assistants.
ALI proceeds from the event
will 60 to the West Geauga
Boosters Club.
The Welcome Wagon Club has
charge of all solicitations for
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28
Scotland Store, Opened in
1900, Closes in Chester

chased the store stock and con-
tinued the operation until Feb
ruary, 1922. 1t was then pur-
chased by Ray Herbert and
Guy Mansfield and run under
the name of Herbert and Mans
field General Store until March,
/, 1916.
Lewis Russell owned and con-
Quoted the business for two
years. He was followed by Wal
ter Kirkwood who soon sold out
to Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Will
Hanson.
Mrs. Williamson was daugh-
ter of Mr.. Neher, former owner.
They sold to Louis Sarosy who
proceeded Mr.. Cavalier.
The west wing of the store
building was built in 1914 to &C
comodate the Chesterland Post
Office. Grant Bond was then
postmaster.
... THE ACTIVITIES of the town
ship really centered around
Scotland Station between the
years 1900 to 1925. The railroad
ceased activities in the spring
of 1925.
Many of Chester's farmers
were dairymen and each day
hauled cans of milk to Scotland
to be shipped into Cleveland.
When they returned home they
usually took large loads of fed
bought from the Scotland mill.
The mail came in on the cleo
trio line.
Each car going into Cleveland
or east to Chardon, Burton or
Middlefield carried many pas
sengers from Chester. It is re-
called that many times horse
drawn vehicles stood in line a.
waiting turn to get up to the
feed mill or the store.
Scotland store has played it's
part in rendering service to
Chester, it is hoped that what
ever succeeds it has as worth
while part to play.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28
Final Plans Set For Opening
West Geauga Day Camp July 9

had been at her daughter, Mrs.
Brichford's home, is much i'm
proved in health and has re-
turned to her home in Mentor.
Forrest Bond, chairman of the
Chester Township Trustees, al
tended the summer convention
of the Ohio Trustees and Clerks
Association held in Cleveland
last week.
Mrs. Mildred Bissel has ar
rived from Phoenix, Ariz., and
is at the FranZ-MapeS home.
She was called here by thhe
Illness of her sister, Mrs. John
Franz.
Donald Eddy is at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma for Officers Training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Ray leave
this week for a vacation of three
weeks at Lake of the Woods in
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Parr of
New York City recently visited
Mrs. PARIS parents, the Rev,
and Mrs. S. Yohannan.
Mrs. Ellen Campbell with her
sister, Mrs. Cora Sutton of E.
rie, Pa, are visiting relatives
near SisterSville, w. Va. They
also attended a family reunion
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brody
and son, David of New York
City, have been visiting Mrs.
Brody's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wray Manning. They were here
for the Manning-Rutledge we'd
ding. \
Mrs. Virgil Mills entertained at
a family dinner on June % in
honor of the birthday of her
daughter, Mrs. Douglas Strong
of Willoughby.
The Maple Leaf Temple Serv-
ed a dinner to the members of
the West Geauga KiwaniS Club
at the K of P Hall on Tuesday.
All Club members from Ches-
ter who attended Junior Camp
at Camp. WhiteWood last week
were Bruce Lang, Steve Stoner,
Tommy Patterson, Hugh Rear,
Roberta Rear, Sarah Kneale,
Donna Mapes, Linda Boss, Gym
thia Cleary, Cheryl Mayer and
David Cendrowski. M C h |
Richmond was a camp counsel
lor.
Please call or send news j.
TENS to your correspondent not
later than Sunday. Only very
important news such as deaths,
accidents etc. shoucl be delayed
until Monday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-28

in the woods on the White estate
near the DR.. Stockton residence
A saw mill has been operating
in the woods and When the work
men left on Saturday afternoon
they had not eXtinguished a fire
in a burning pile of slab wood
according to reports. The fire
reached such proportions thai
people in the surrounding area
realized that it should be brough
under control before serious
damage resulted.
Dinner at X of p Hall
A roast beef dinner will be
served to the public at the
Chester K of P Hall on Friday
July 6 from $50 to 7:30 pm.
New Welcome Wagon Hostess
Mrs. Fred Allin, Bardwell DR..
is a new assistant Welcome Wag
on hostess for Chester. Her du
ties will be to call on the mo
theirs and new babies in CheS
ter. Mrs. Walter Shaffer viii
continue her work as hostess
by calling on the newcomers.
Mrs. Allin, a member of the
local Welcome Wagon Club, has
lived in Chester for nearly two
years. She is the mother Of
five children. The two Oldest
are high school students.
Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Allir
request that they be notified Of
any newcomers or new babies
in the Township.
Heir Ways
Born June % in Huron Roao
Hospital, f five pound daughter
Beth Ann, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win LinckS.
Celebrate Anniversaries
There was a gathering of re-
latives and friends at the Nelson
Ray home on Sunday to cele-
brate two wedding anniversar,
les. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray had been
married 33 years and their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bond, reached their
seventh anniversary on June 25.
HOnOred at Party
Mr.. and Ms. Clarence Brich-
ford, who have moved to Will
loughby, were guests of honor
at a party and melting held at
the K of P Hall on Thursday
evening. They were presented
with a clock.
Personals
Mrs. John H. Kern came
from FIT. Wayne, Ind. to attend
the Manning-Rutledge wedding
and to visit her sister, Mrs.
Wray Manning and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Wilson
came from Nashville, Tenn. and
are visiting the Rutledge home.
They came to attend the we'd
ding of their granddaughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brich-
ford and Melva and John have
moved to Willoughby. They sold
their farm here some time pre-
vious. Mrs. Maude Fenner, who