Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-04-25

r1uBBeLL, secretary. MIS-, CnlpSa
Herrick reported on tax stamps.
Included in the many items of
business were plans to send a
girl to the State Conservation
Camp. Also the sending of a
boy to Forestry Camp was dis
cuSSed.
Announcement was made that
Mrs. Arthur Davis, Alliance,
State Regent, would speak at
the next meeting which will be
held at the Manor House, Lake
Punderson on May 81.
Mrs. Beatty presented a beaut-
iful tribute to the memory of
Mrs. Marie Petersen, a recently
deceased member. Mrs. Beatty,
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Crockett
were appointed to arrange a
memorial for Mrs. Petersen.
Mrs. Mace reported facts from
the State OAR. Convention
which she attended in Dayton,
also told of the recognition
which Molly Chittenden Chapter
received there.
A delightful tea followed the
program with Mrs. Mace pour
ing.
Chester Study Club
Mrs. Daniel Denniston was
hostess to a meeting of the
Chester Study Club held on
Wednesday evening, April II.
She was assisted by her daugh-
ter, Paula and Mrs. Nelson
Ray. The program was present
ed by Mrs. Charles Luckey
assisted by Mrs. Harold Arndt,
members of the Womans Guild
of Newbury United Community
Church. The topic was, Rum
ors". The program was both
amusing and helpful. A letter,
received from the Federation
of WomenS Clubs was read and
discussed. Mrs. F. H. Bond gave
a report of the Joint Council
meeting. Mrs. Judson Townley
acted as Secretary. Refresh
mentS were served during the
social hour which followed the
program.
Joint Council Meets
The Joint Council meeting
held on Tuesday evening, April
Is, in the Community Church,
was called to order by the
President, Donald Stuart. The
report of the February meeting
was read by the Secretary,
Mrs. r. L. Kochert. Mrs. Koc-
hert also reported on a recent
meeting of the Geauga County
Chamber of Commerce. These
are held on the third Monday
of alternate months and at
present has 143 members.
Mrs. Hancock, Maple Drive
was appointed assistant Secret
ary. Plans are to prepare cop
les of the minutes of Council
meetings and send to each of
the member clubs.
George Myers, Peter Petersen
III and Mrs. F. E. Downer
reported on the meeting held
by Recreation Committee of the
Council.
Mrs. Stuart and Mrs. Kochert
reported on the meeting held
by the Planning Committee
Sixteen maps, each represent
ing a section of Chester Town
ship, have been purchased.
Plans are underway to incor-
porate these into one large map
of the Township which can be
used for Township planning. The
president asked for suggestions
and help.
The officers of the Council
will speak at any of the meet
ingS of the member clubs if
requested. They will explain the
plans of the Council and wish
to obtain an expression of the
members in regard to possib-
ilitieS for the betterment Of the
community.
The meeting adjourned to
meet on Monday, May 13. This
will be a special meeting as
the regular meetings are held
bi-monthly~
School Calendar for week of
April 28
Sunday, ApSil % Deadline for
reservations for Athletic Ban
quet.
Monday, April 20 800 pm.
High School Teachers Meet
ing.
800 pm. P.T.A. Meeting =
High School Building.
Tuesday, April 80 900 am.
County Chorus Rehearsal =
Kenston High School.
PA and 7-9 pm. Registration
of new students, Elementary
School.
TOO pm. Installation banquet
Geauga Co. P.T.A. Council =
Claridon.
Wednesday, May l 800 pm.
County Chorus Orchestra
Festival KenSton H. S.
Thursday, May 2 800 pm.
Pre-School P.T.A. High School
Library.
Friday, May 3 = All Day, Ninth
Annual Reading Conference,
Western Reserve University.
Saturday, May 4 All Day,
Ninth Annual Reading Confer
ence, Western Reserve Univ.
All Day, DiStrict-State Schol-
orShin Test Hiram COllaoa