Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-23

each month at Parkside. The
Auxiliary will meet also at
Parkside on the End Thursday
evening of each month,
Joint Council Meets
A special meeting of the Joint
Council was held at the high
school building on Monday even
ing. Mrs. r. L. Kochert report
ed on a recent meeting of the
County Chamber of Commerce
which included the county house
numbering plan. The President,
Donald Stuart was instructed TO
purchase the material on which
to draw the Township map
which the council plans to make.
The deadline for the completion
of this map was set as Sept.
80. There was discussion of the
adviSability of having a Ways
and Means Committee. Alfred
KuS reported on the 4th of July
plans as set up by the Booster
Club. The next regular meeting
will be held on June 10, at
800 pm.
Chester Grange
A picnic supper has been an
nounced for Chester Grange
members at the next meeting
on May Is. This will be served
at $50 pm. Miss Harriet Lack
ey Of Akron will show pictures
taken in Nova Scotia promptly
az 500 o'clock. The regular
Grange meeting will follow.
At the meeting held on Tues
day, May Il a film, "A Chance
70 Play was shown by III. w.
and James Scott This
featured the advantages of plan
ned recreation facilities for both
young and old.
Final plans were made for
the Country-City meeting in Au-
burn and also for Memorial
Day. Refreshments were served
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ran
ney, Mrs. R. o. Stone and Mrs.
Forrest Bond. The tables were
decorated with lilacs in various
shades.
Church
Attention is called to the dates
Of the Riverview Bible Church
1aily Vacation Bible School
June II through June %. The
Rev. Harry Banfield, pastor at
and also president of
he Independent Fundamental
of Ohio, is now in
Los Angeles, Calf, to attend
he convention of Independent
Fundamental Churches of Amer
ca, he went by plane.
Chester News Briefs
DR.. and Mrs. S. HayaShi were
n Columbus last week to attend
he banquet at the Medical Con-
vention held there.
The Rev. Joseph Kaiser of
calgary, Alberta and his mother
llSo Mrs. Smith both of Paines-
lille were callers at the Doane-
Morrison home on Sunday.
The Paul WibergS have NOV
ID to Chardon and will live
With Mrs. Wiberg's father, Mr..
Iaing.
Mrs. Norman Moss returned
n Saturday from st. Lukes
Hospital where she had an oper-
tion on her throat. Mrs. Harp
r cared for the Moss children
uring her absence.
Fifteen members of the Maple
Ieaf Temple were in Chagrin
'allS last week to attend in
pection at the Pythian Temple
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yaro Sojka and
amily were at the home of
Ir. and Mrs. Howard Richard
on in Chardon on Saturday
vening to attend a party honor
lg the first wedding anniverS-
ry Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor
nd son, Rickie spent Sunday
southeastern Ohio and Ogle-
y Park in West Virginia Among
le interesting sights they saw
as the HMountaineer" the huge
,eam shovel used in the strip
lineS.
Frank Swogger remains in
.uron Road Hospital where he
ad an operation on May 13.
is condition is reported as en-
ouraging.
Mrs. James Vorel is in Luth-
ran Hospital this week for OBJ
ervation and treatments.
Frank Whiting, who is now
,ationed at Fort Belvoir, Vir-
inia, was at his home here
yer the weekend.