Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-12-12
Chester's 'Ridgewoo d. Proposal
Is Terminated by Appeals Court

The trip which is backed byI
Cornell University and the State
Dept. will first stop in Washing
ton where the students will meet
the ambassadors of the countries
to be visited.
Miss Jackson aged 10 is a
sophomore at Cornell. She is ma
joring in Home Economics. She
graduated from Gorton High
School in Yonkers, New York.
At this time she received a New
York State scholarship to at
tend any college in New York
State. She chose Cornell Univer-
sity. She is a member of the
Delta Gamma Sorority there.
Examination for Rural Carrier
An examination for rural car
rierS for Chesterland Post Of
flee has been announced. Appli-
cations will be accepted at the
CheSterland Post Office until
January Z, 1858. Applicants must
be 18 years of age or older and
must actually reside within the
delivery limits and have lived
there for at least one year.
Holiday Hours for Post Office
Beginningson Dec. 9 the CheS-
terland Post office will be open
every day until Christmas. This
included Saturday and Sunday,
Dec. IA Is also December 81
%. This will be during the reg
ular post office hours $3.50 am.
to $50 pm.
Can You Beat This?
On Monday, Dec. 2, Russell
Wenger went to Warren, Pen
nsylvania on a deer hunting ex-
pedition. He obtained his hunt
ing license about 1890 am. and
started forth to try his luck. In
less than two hours he had shot
a fine buck deer. BY 200 pm.
he was well on his way toward
home. Robert Werneke, with
party from Cleveland, was hunt
ing in Warren County, Pennsyl-
vania also on Dec. 2. He shot
deer at 400 pm.
Heir Ways
The daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Albrecht in Lake
County Memorial Hospital on
Nov. 25, has been named Joyce
Eileen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fenster-
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fenst-
ermaker report their twelfth
grandchild. A Son, Michael Will
liam was born Dec. 1 to Mr..
and Mrs. william Smith (Carol
FenStermaker) of New Philadel-
phia.
Community Christmas Tree
A pine tree, given by DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Stockton, has been
planted in the Township Park
near the intersection of May
field and Chillicothe Roads. This
will be used for the Commun-
fy Christmas tree and it is
around this that the annual
Christmas party will be held on
Monday, Dec. % at $50 pm.
Santa Claus will be there to dis
tribute gifts to the children. The
West Geauga High school band
will play and the Choral Group
wild sing.
Study Club Party
An Old Fashioned Christmas
was the theme of the Study
Club Party held on Wednesday
evening, Dec. 4. The setting was
in the beautiful recreation room
at the home of Mrs. Edward
Glaze, Mayfield Road. The Spac-
ious room was decorated for
Christmas and fire burned
brightly in the fireplace. A large
wooden bowl on one side of the
hearth was filled with popped
corn and on the other side was
a large tray of nuts such as
might have been used at a
Christmas party generations a.
go. The refreshments also car
ried out the old fashioned idea.
The serving table was in red
and white and antique serving
dishes were used.
Assisting Mrs. Galze with the
refreshments were Mrs. Melvin
Rear, Mrs. Peter Ruh, Mrs.
Kirk Benson and Mrs. JudSon
Townley.
Mrs. Ralph Kneale planned
the program. This included sew
eral short selections by Mrs.
Kneale and story, "The Shep-
herd Who was not in the Fields" !,
read by Mrs. Roy Eddy. Games
were played and there was an
exchange of gifts. Each mem
Der contributed $100 to the OPP
portunity School. These were
placed in a lovely gift box and
sent to the officers of the school.
A gift of $1,000 was given to the
Federation of Women's Clubs
project for the Geauga County
Home.
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Chester Hospital Chapter
Members and friends of the
Chester Hospital Chapter will
make a tour of Hough Bakery
in Cleveland on Monday Dec.
Is. Reservations must be in by
Friday, Dec. Is. Call Mrs. Eu-
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