Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-08-02

Mrs. Nella Bales of Willoughby
secretary and treasurer.
Mark LaMoreaux was selec-
ted as honorary president.
Cactus Club Meets
A meeting of the Midwest Cac-
tus Club and Succulent Society
was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas Bierman, May
field Rd. on Sunday of last week.
The eighteen present came
from various places in norht-
eastern Ohio, and western Pen
nSylvania. Dinner was served by
the hostess. There was a dis
cuSsion and com p ri S on of
plants.
The guests also visited the
Kenneth Mapes greenhouses to
see the orchids.
Insurance Meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hartong
will be host and hostess to the
range Mutual Casualty Insur-
ance Company agents for Ash
tabula, Lake and Geauga Coun-
ties and their wives or husbands,
at a meeting to be held at the
Methodist Church in Thompson
on August e
A dinner will be served at
7:30 pm.
Z0ning Permits
The following permits were
: issued by william Bebout the
week ending July 21: Carmi.
chael Builders, Summers Rd.,
residence; Robert Rumbold
| Greenfield Trail, residence; Ken,
meth Butles, Chillicothe Rd., re-
modelling residence; Carl F. Dill
Wilson Mills Rd., residence
Scott Stewart, Ranch Dr., re,
sidence; Marvin Helf Inc. Caves
Rd., two residences; Gary Con
struction Co., Caves Rd., four
residences; August Bondi, Coun
ty Line g. Sherman Rd., rea
estate sign; Frank SWogger
Buckeye Rd., residence.
Seminary Reunion
/ The annual reunion of the stu
dents of Geauga Seminary anc
| Chester High School will be helC
at the Chester Baptist Church or
Saturday, August II.
Dinner will be served at 12:3(
| The price is $l.25 per person. A
| program will follow.
The president, Lynn Parr
I states that it is the desire Of
the planning group to have no
only the older Seminary stu
| dents present, but also those
who were students after the
| Seminary building became Ches
| ter High School.
| o. A. Ranney is vice preSiden
| and Miss Evelyn Parr is Secre
tary and treasurer.
/ Riverview Picnic
| Chester people who were plan
| ming to attend the Riverviev
| Sunday School picnic when
| was cancelled because of we
ground, are notified that tn
| outing has now been scheduled
| for Saturday, August 4 at viii
| liams Grove. Games start a
| 4:30, picnic supper at $50
Return from Trip
| Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Harton,
and daughter, Ruth, have re
turned from a western tri
; which included three we'll know
National Parks: Glacier, Yellow
\ stone and Rocky Mountain.
They report that YelloWston
was SO crowded with tourist
Il that the visit there was not a
enjoyable as a previous visit
This was their first trip to Gle
J. cier and Rocky Mountain Parks
They went across the Strait {
Mackinac into upper Michiga
vlI to Duluth, Mimi, and acros
North Dakota into Montana.
A stop was made at Denve
N and Garden of the Gods, Colors
do. At the latter place ther
was a mountain climbing d.
81 monstration and a presentatio
of Indian ceremonials.
The trip east was across Kal
II sas, Missouri and Illinois. I
4 Hannibal, Mo, they visite
81 scenes Of the Mark Twain
III stories and in Springfield, III
. the Lincoln home and memo
7 ial. The last night before a
irving home they spent in Roam
Indiana with their son and h
family.
Bridal Shower
A fourth shower for Miss A,
nette Painter before her ma
riage was complete surpris
1t was a personal shower give
by Miss Sally Seliga, Russo
and guests were girl frient
in the guest of hOnor'S gradua
ing class.
Happy Birthday
Tom E. Butz Jr. reach,
is 22nd birthday on July 3
His mother, Mrs. Thomas Blu
Sr., arranged for him a su
prise birthday cake at the h
tel in st. CrOiX, Virgin Island
where her son and his briC
are spending a honeymoon.
Perennial GarnereS
Mrs. Jack Ball. Cedar Rd., G