Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-03

MT. ana MTS. WlllldIIl T.. De
bout entertained a party of
friends and relatives on Satur-
day night in honor of the 26
birthday of their son, Robert Be-
bout of Russell.
Elizabeth Lease celebrated her
fifth birthday on September 80.
In honor the the occasion she
had her first party and enter
tanned Christine Had of Lynd-
hurst, Betsy Parsons of Char
don, Kim and Polly Sauer of
Mayfield Heights, Marianne and
Charley Kerr of Euclid and Ro-
bin Osbourn and Corrine Merz
of Chester.
Those in Service
Pfc. William F. Bebout, who
is stationed at Ft. Niagara spent
the week end at his home here.
Tom Boehringer, who has
completed his first Naval Train
ing at Great Lakes, is now at
his home here. After his leave
he will report for duty in. Okla
homa.
Chester Grange
Chester Grange No. 2479 held
"Open House" on Tuesday ev-
ening Sept. "a. A program had
been arranged by the Lecturer,
Mrs. L. o. Battles. This opened
with cornet solos by John Fresh
ley. He was accompanied by his
father. Master Albert Freshley
then extended a welcome. Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Bond present
ed a program on the Caribbean.
They showed colored lideS
taken on a trip and told of the
countries they visited.
A short sketch, why We Join
the Grange" was given with
Mrs. R.A. Kochert as narrator
and Mrs. R.O. Stone as Spirit
of the Grange. This was a cam
die lighting service. Mrs. Stone
lighted C n d / e representing
love, friendship, cooperation, ap-
probation and neighborlinesS.
AS Levi Hartong sang, Follow
the Clean" accompanied by his
daughter, Ruth, the Grange Of
ficers lighted candles. The pro-
gram closed with the singing of
"Blest be the Tie that Binds" j"
A social hour followed with re-
freShments served by the Home
Economics committee. Mr.. LII.
Battles and Mrs. A. FreShley.
The next meeting is october 8.
Fractures Fingers
Mrs. Evelyn Keller is attend
ing to her duties in the Chester
land Post Office with two frac-
tured fingers on her right hand.
She fell on the ground in her
yard striking on her hand. The
bones in the knuckles of the two
smallest fingers were fractured.
SmOrgaSbOrd Meal
The Women's Council of the
Community Church will serve
it's fourth annual Smorgasbord
on Thursday, October 10. Dinner
will be served continuously from
500 until 800 pm. in the church
dining room.
The SmorgaSbord table will be
spread with various assortment
of foods prepared by the women
of the church. Among the Speci-
alities offered will be Swedish
meat balls, fresh salmon, baked
ham, assorted appetizerS, chees-
es, horS d'oeuveres, vegetables
salads, breads and desserts.
Tickets will be sold at the
door. The prices will be for ad-
ults SITS; for children six to
twelve$.75, under six $50. The
public is invited to attend. Mrs.
Robert Kiesselbach is the dinner
Mrs. Eleanor Weidlein, of
Munson serves as chairman Of
the Women'S Council. The Coun-
Gil under the direction of the
Budget and Ways and Means
Committee, composed of Mrs.
Wilbur Ferris, Mrs. A ! b er t
Freshley, Mrs. Peter Rub has
embarked upon an ambitious
fund raising program to raise
money for the church.
Permits.
The following zoning permits
were issued in Chester Township
by Zoning Inspector, William E.
Bebout.
Henry J. Nelson, Lakewood
Drive, residence; Allan Elmer
man, Caves Raod, garage; Will
liam E. Bennington, Caves Raod,
Garage addition; Daniel Scott,
Manchester Drive, garage; Phil
ip Okran, Chillicothe Road, two
open porches; Bernard S. Pala-
win, Walnut Ridge, residence;
Allan Hull, wilson's Mills Road,