Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-05-24

HOIIf6 OI HIS pdlSiiLS, WI. ana
Mrs. Spencer Williamson about
June 16. where they will reside
temporarily.
Return from Trip
Murray LaMoreaux and son,
Mark and Robert LaMoreaux |
have returned from a southern
and western trip of 5000 miles. |
They were in IA states and Wis
tied many interesting places.
Outstanding were Carlsbad Ca
verns in New Mexico and
Grand Canyon in Arizona. Also
Mammoth Cave and Old Ken
lucky Home and Lincoln's
birthplace in Kentucky, San An
tonic, Texas, with the Alamo
and other interesting places.
While in San Antonio they cal
led on the Randall Perkins fam
lily formerly of Chester. They
report fine weather for the trip
Chester Study Club
Mrs. c. P. Titus entertained
the last regular meeting of the
Chester Study Club for the sea-
son, at her home on Sherman
Road, May Is.
This was the annual business
meeting and was in charge
of the President, Mrs. c. G..
Stevens. New officers elected
and who will take office, when
the regular meetings resume in
September, were Mrs. Nelson
Ray. president; Mrs. Judson
Townley. vice president; Mrs.
c.. Robert Fox, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Raymond Rich
mond, assistant. The nomina-
ting committee included Mrs.
Peter Petersen, Jr., Mrs. Roy
Eddy and Mrs. Daniel Dennis
ton.
Mrs. Denniston will make ar
rangements for the annual lun-
cheon in June.
After the business session the
program was turned into fun
night" The "Thespian" players
presented a one act comedy and
a mellowdrammer. The play, "If
Men Played Cards as Women
Do" included the cast, John,
Mrs. Melvin Rear; Bob, Mrs. A.
McGaw; Marc, Mrs Edward
l Glaze; George. Mrs. Roy Eddy.
; The mellowdrammer, The Per
secuted Maiden" included, Mrs
Glaze, Mrs. McGaW, Mrs. Eddy,
> Mrs. Rear. Mrs. G. Robert Fox
! and Mrs. Kasick.
The hosteSses served delici-
Gus refreshments from a beau
. tifully appointed table.
;. Chester Zoning Permits
, The following zoning certif-
icates were issued in Chester
Township by Zoning Inspector
, William Bebout last week.
. Gordon Blowers, Mayfield
Road, Three car garage and por,
ch remodeling.
; Marvin Helf, Inc, Six signs
for advertising.
| John McNaughton, Woodside
drive, garage.
Manchester Farms, Dew o n
3 drive. residence.
Michael Pezzent, Carmichael
Lane, two residences.
Clarence Brichford, Chilli,
cothe road, garage.
Chester Square Shopp n G
Center. Irwin Brown, Sec. bus,
iness building on Chillicothe
!, Road, north of Herrick Drive
John Kover, Jr., Heath Road,
garage.
Barnard Soeder. Sperry Road
garage.
Four II Club
KrazY Kapering Kids
On Monday the Krazy Kaper-
ing Kids held the second meet
ing at the fraud Home, Wilson
Mills Road, Chesterland. The
leader. Mr.. Gergeley, and Tom
my fraud demonstrated the
proper way to clean and clip
goats hoofs. Jimmie Harris re-
ported the birth of his doe kid
that day. Bonnie Stone and
Jean Ellen Harris led the group
in a game. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Dan
Larkin in Montville. Tommy
fraud, reporter.
Heir Ways
A son, Randy Lee. weighing
7 pounds and two ounces, was
born at Euclid Glenville Hos
pital on May 16 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wagner. Cedar Road.
Four Fl Clubs
Sewing Club
The advanced Four H Sew
ing Club met at the home OF
the leader, Mrs. Gail Painter,
Mayfield Road on Friday after
school.
The club was organized and
the following officers elected.
Sandra Souvey. president, Lin
nette Petersen, vice president;
Jean Matchbox secretary; Jo-
anne Mauerer, treasurer; Ruth
Ann Hartong. health and safety
director; Betsy Raymond, rec
reation leader; Linda Barnes,
news reporter.
The girls will make either
sport clothes or dressy dresses
Each was requested to bring
her material to the next meet
ing. This will be held at the
home of Carol Boss, Woods de