Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-09
Anniversary Celebrated

trip with exceptionally good
weather in which to enjoy it,
Anniversary Celebrated
Mrs. William Bierman gave q
dinner party on Thursday, Aug
uSt 2 in honor of the ninth
wedding anniversary of her son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Bierman. Fifteen were present
including Mr.. and, Mrs. Ralph
Blair and son, Gary from Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
Keyt Reunion
The annual reunion OF the
Keyt family was held at the
East Hill Aid building in CheS-
ter on Sunday, August 5. The
gathering was planned for the
Williams Grove picnic ground
but was changed because of
wet ground.
The Eddy families with Mrs.
Harry Davis, chairman were
hosts and hOSteSSeS. A bounti-
This was in charge of Lawrence
gathered out Of doors under the
doors. After the meal the group
Battles, president. Mrs. Lennah
trees for a business meeting
Bond was selected as secretary
pro tenn.
Officers chosen for 1857 were
president, Lawrence Battles;
Roy Eddy, vice president, Mrs
Dorothy Stonefeld, secretary
and treasurer. Motion prevailed
that the 1857 reunion be held
on the first Sunday in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond and
Mrs. VeSta Henderson will make
arrangements for that reunion.
OF the SIS present, three were
from out of the state: Olin
living from Jasper, Ca; Mrs.
Grace Rogers Gurman, New
York City and DR.. Roy Eddy,
Miami, Fla, who is spending
the summer in Chester.
There was one family with
four generations: J. E. Mapes,
the oldest present, his daughter
Mrs. William RoSeum and son
Harvey Roseum and his son
Bobbie, who was the youngest
present. All are from Willough-
by.
Parents Day
On Sunday, August IL, West
Geauga Day Camp will hold
Parents Day at the camp site
from 2:15 until 400 pm. Among
the numbers on the program
will be a Council Fire, Indian
Dances, some of the best stunts
Of the season, swimming demon
StrationS and the presentation of
swimming awards. Everyone is
invited. In event of rain, the
program will be cancelled.
Wagon Club
The Executive Committee of
the Welcome Wagon Club will
meet on August Is at $50 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Hugo Mar
tinson, Maple DR..
Happy Birthday
Jane Ann Soubusta reached
her eighth birthday on August
l. He mother, Mrs. George Sou
ousta arranged a party in her
honor.
Bridal Showers
Pre-nuptial events for Miss
Nancy Hitter before her mar
riage to Tom E. Butz on July
28 were four showers.
Mrs. Louis Vargo entertained
at a shower at her home on Ce
dar Rd. Guests were members
OF the Chesterland Pinochle
Club.
The brides aunt, Mrs. Robert
Welk of Painesville, gave a sur
prise shower at the brides
home.
Miss Mary Lou Fenstermaker
and Miss Barbara Spetrino ar
ranged a personal shower at
the FenStermaker home with
former classmates of Miss Hit
ter as guests.
Mrs. William Barnum also
gave a shower which was at
the home of her mother, Mrs
Harry Meyer, Cedar Rd. Mem
berS of the Baptist Church choir
were in the group.
The rehearsal diner was gi-
ven at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Robert Morris in
cleveland, proceeding the re-
hearSal on Friday, July 27.
ZOning Permits
Wlluam f. BebOut, Chester
lonlng Inspector, issued the fol-
lowing zoning certificates to
August 4:
jeanette Cooper, County Line
Rd., remodeling house; Stella
Construction Company, Caves
Rd., house; Lincoln Construc-
tlon Company, Chillicothe Rd
sign advertising allotment: viii
liam Chunke, HillendaIe Rd
house; Carl Palinkas, Ward DR.
remodeling house; G. w. Carl
son, Cedar Road, garage: w w
Hirter, sperry Rd., house; Ter
esi Construction Co., Heath Rd
two houses; Robert Kieselbach
Heath Rd., two houses: New
house Building Co., Mayfield
Rd., house; Associated Brokers
Inc, Mayfield Rd., field office
and storage area.