Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-04-12

llE lluA llOL NloLIEu lO4 OO yGdI D.
He remained there for a longer
visit and returned by bus. One
of the first stops enroute was
in Memphis, Tennessee where
they visited an aunt. In Browns
vile, Texas, Dennis Barnum ce-
LIBERATED his 10 birthday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jaye
F'iaille formerly of Chester.
Kempton'S second birthday was
celebrated at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart Palmer in Tus
con Arizona. The Barnums went
to California via of El Paso,
Texas and returned via aGrand
Canyon, Painter Desert and
Petrified Forest.
Fire in Chester
Chester Volunteer Fire De-
partment were called out on Sat
urday night at $50 to fight a
fire in the home of Ralph Whit
ing, in the Whiting Allotment
west of Chillicothe Road.
Prompt action of the Depart
ment saved the house but two
rooms, the kitchen and living
room, were gutted by the fire.
In one place the flames burned
through to the outside of the
building. Mr.. Whiting, who lives
alone, made his escape without
injury. The probable cause of
the fire was not reported.
Heir Ways
Word has been received OF
the birth of son, Jeffrey Scott,
at Mac Donald House on April
8 to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Battles
of Willoughby formerly of
Chester.
Mrs. Raymond Fetzek and in
fant son, returned from the
hospital to their home on Sharp
Lane on April 3.
card Party
April IA Saturday at 800 p.
m. is the date of the next pub
lie card party sponsored by the
Grange. This will be held at
ParkSide Bowling Alley.
Pre- School p. T. A.
At meeting held on April 5
the pre-School P. T. A. elected
the following officers to serve
through the coming year. Pres
ident Mrs. Russell Ewart; Vice
President, Mrs. Salvatore Cic-
viello; Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. Wallace Ingraham; Re
cording Secretary, Mrs. John
White; Treasurer, Mrs. Allan
Burnett. Mr.. Robert Jackson
talked on the Safety Patrol used
on the school busses. This plan
is sponsored by the Auto club.
Plans for building permanent
sand boxes at each elementary
school ground were set in mo-
ton.
Paper Collection
The Junior Glass of West Ge-
auga high school regret that due
to stormy weather the paper
collection plans could not be
completed and some hom e s
were missed. They do thank all
for the fine cooperation and re-
port that in spite of curtailed
plans the paper drive was very
League Unit Meetings
The Chester Unit meeting of
the League of Women Voters
or the Tuesday evening meet
ing for April are the 10 and "a.
Mrs. G. R. Fox entertained
this week Tuesday and Mrs.
Henry Weed, Brigham Road
will entertain the meeting on
April "a at $50.
Guests from Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Glaze
friends and rela-
tives over the past weekend.
Arriving on Friday from Toron-
to, Canada were Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Stevenson, Mrs. Sidney
Jackson and son, Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jeffreys and dau-
ghter, Lorna. They remained
until Sunday. Other guests on
Saturday evening were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Warely of Berea,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Claxton, Lynd
hurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Say
er, Warren, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Jacobs, Munson.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Fritz ac-
companied by Miss Geraldine
Sojka and Douglas Boss were in
Washington D. C. over the week
end to enjoy that city during
cherry blossom time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Dyer of
Johnson City, New York were
weekend guests at the William
Barnum home.
Shirley Mansfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. S. Mansfield returned
on Thursday from a trip of two
weeks which took them to Nc
Allen Texas. The trip south &C
ross Indiana, Illinois, Missouri
and Arkansas, a distance of /,
887 miles was made in four days
The return trip Wasa along the
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