Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-02-28
BY Lennah b. Bond


Telephone Park 9-7016
Receives Telegram from Cover
nor of Ohio
Miss Linda Barnes, who was
Is years old on Valentine Day,
was surprised and thrilled to
receive on that day a Western
Union Telegram from the Gov
ernor of Ohio, sending congrat-
ulationS and mutual birthday
greetings. On Saturday evening
she held a party at her home,
and high school friends, eight
couple, came to help celebrate
her birthday. Mrs. Richard
Barnes made and decorated the
beautiful birthday cake, which
was served with ice cream,
after an evening of games and
dancing. Linda received many
nice gifts.
Pink and Blue Shower
Sunday afternoon, at her home
on Fullerton Road, Mrs. Jerry
Poduda was hostess at a pink
and blue shower in honor OF
Mrs. Wayne Hudson. Other
guests were Mrs. Lawrence
Burt, Mrs. Raymond Gribble,
Mrs. Lawrence Robinett, Mrs,
Harold Light, Mrs. Raymond
Richmond, Mrs. Lewis Russell,
Mrs. j. Kump and Mrs. Austin
Smith. Mrs. Hudson received
many lovely gifts.
Historical Pageant will be Pre-
Sented
"The Striking of Americas s
Hour" a gigantic, historical pag-
cant will be presented by the
students of West Geauga High
School on March 8 at 8:15
O'Clock at the Chester School
Auditorium.
In music and color and mo-
tion, you will see presented a
story of this world. Heed will
be the words of the Spirit of
Brotherhood, who since time
began, has dwelt upon this
earth, supported by Liberty and
Justice. Before these three, see
the nations of the paSt--Egypt,
Babylonia, Greece and Rome
appear. See the great historical
characterS--RameS II, Cleopatra,
julius Caesar, Hitler, and Mus
solini summoned for judgment.
Behold, America, appear be-
fore the three judges, and hear
the indictments brought against
her. Harken to the words which
Liberty speaks to America. This
large cast of characters is ably
supported by the West Geauga
Glee Club and Band. This is
an entertainment you and your
family cannot afford to miss.
West Geauga Camp Fire Girls
On Feb. %, the West Geauga
Camp Fire Girls visited Hig-
bees Candy Kitchen. About so
girls took part in the project.
The leaders were Mrs. UpShur
Evans, Mrs. Joseph Klouda,
Mrs. Keston Switzer, Mrs. Rob-
ert Lease, Mrs. Ralph Kneale,
and Mrs. Harry Davis.
Father Daughter BanquetS
The West Geauga Camp Fire
Girls are planning a series of
Father-Daughter Dinners in the
near future. On March 5, the
Camp Fire Girls of Chester and
Russell will hold their dinner
at West Geauga High School.
Mrs. Harold Williams is in
charge for dinner and entertain
ment. Mrs. James Nevison of
Chester has been the co-ordin-
ator on the plans for the series
of Blue Bird dinners. On March
IL, Chester Blue Birds will hold
their dinner at the Chester
Baptist Church. Mrs. Richard
Buchan has made these ar
rangements. On March IL, the
Russell Blue Birds will hold
their dinner at West Geauga
High School. Mrs. H.K. Clark
has charge of these arrange
mentS. In addition, Newbury re-
Gently was organized and be-
came affiliated with the West
Geauga group or district of
Camp Fire Girls. They will
schedule their dinner for Blue
Birds and Camp Fire Girls,
March S, at the Newbury Com
munity Church. Mrs. Frank Gill
len will have charge of arrange
ments.
Camp Fire Girls hold Pot-Luck
Supper
No wa tom -pat-innim Camp
Fire Group held a pot-luck
supper ThursdSy, Feo. 81 at the
home of Martha Davis, Win
chester Trail. Miss Leona Hoard
of Burton was the guest of
honor. The girls welcomed these
new members to their group,
Bobbie Hill of Whiting Drive
and Vicki Margach of Fair