Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-12-19

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4, and a new baby, Donald, born
last August.
New residents of CheSterland
are the Leonard PittenS. Mr..
Pitten, his wife and daughter
Barbara, bought a new home on
Kenyon DR.. They were original
ly from Willowick. Mr.. Pitten is
is a truck driver for Superior
Transfer in Cleveland.
The growing township of Ches-
ter is growing even more so with
the BeidaSh family'S move to
Kenyon DR.. from LyndhurSt.
Mr.. Donald BeidaSh is a plumb
er for the Neal Plumbing in
Cleveland. They have a daught-
er, Kim, who is 112.
Recent newcomers to Kenyon
DR.. in Chesterland are the
Dean LeMunyon's and their two
year old son Jeff. Mr.. LeMun-
yon is an artist at G.E. Nela
Park. Perhaps Mr.. LeMunyon
will find the Geauga County
countryside beautiful enough to
sketch. The LeMunyon's former
home was in East Cleveland.
Cleveland residents are evil
dentally finding the country
pleasing as more and more
families are moving to Geauga
County. Mr.. John Lyons has
moved his wife and daughter,
Michele, to Lyman DR.. in Ches-
terland. Mr.. Lyons is an expedi-
tor for General Motors in Cleve-
land.
James D. Cloonan, a drafts
man for Production Machinery
Co. in Mentor, has also moved
his family to Lyman DR.. in Ches-
terland. The Cloonan's have a
daughter, Lynn, two years old.
A new home on Sherman Rd.
in Chesterland was recently sold
to Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Hamley
from Maple Heights. Mr.. Ham
ley is a salesman for car deal
ers, Standard Oil Co. in Cleve-
land. Sandy Brush, a niece, is
temporarily making her home
with her aunt and uncle.
New pastor at the Chester
Baptist Church is Rev. Samuel
D. Davis. Now residing at the
manse with Rev. Davis is his
wife and 2I2 year old son, Mark
Allen. The Rev. Mr.. Davis was
formerly pastor of Susquehanna
Ave. Welsh Baptist Church in
Olyphant, Pa.
Living in their new home while
completing it is the Klingen-
smith family of Mulberry Rd. in
Chesterland. James R. King
enSmith, millwright at the Bail
ey Meter Co. in Cleveland, NOV
ed his family from Kirkland. The
Klingensmith children, Gail, 13;
Jimmy, 10; Sharon, IL; and Lo-
rene, 4, are attending West Ge-
auga Schools.
If a Chester bowling team is
lucky it will soon have a new
member, Mrs. Edward Perko.
The Perko's moved into their
new home on Brook Lane in
CheSterland with their two chill
dren, Jack, Is, and Pam, 10.
Mr.. Perko is an aSSembler, spec
ial equipment at the Towmotor
Corp. in Cleveland and Mrs. Per-
ko is a lampmaker for G.E. at
Nela Park.
Amy and Megan Crow moved
into their new home on Walnut
Ridge in CheSterland with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
S. Crow. Mr.. Crow is in the
management training program
at Ohio Bell Co. in Cleveland.
The Crows were originally from
Euclid. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Crow
enjoy golf.
Former residents of Mayfield
Heights, Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Lin
niger have moved their family
to Walnut Ridge in CheSterland.
Mr.. Liniger is the assistant per-
Sonnel manager for the Lubri-
zol Corporation in Wickliffe.
The Lininger'S have two child
rem, Kim, 4, and John, 2.
Residents of Chardon might be
interested in knowing that one
of their husband and wife teach
ing teams, Orrin and Amelia
Bradley, have moved to 120