Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-05-09

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be the sequence showing of a
caterpillar changing to chrys-
lis and then to a butterfly,
illustrating Gods miraculous
life-creating power. Anyone in
terested is invited to attend this
meeting.
Study Club
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry was
hostess to the Chester Study
Club on Wednesday evening.
There was a business session
in charge of the president, Mrs.
Nelson Ray. The nominating
committee, Mrs. G. P. Titus,
Mrs. Forrest Bond and Mrs.
Ralph Schwarz, presented the
following nominees to be con-
sidered at the annual election
to be held at the next meeting
on May Is, at the home of
Mrs. Titus. Mrs. JudSon Town
ley, president; Mrs. Raymond
Richmond, Vice Pres; Mrs.
Daniel Denniston, Sec. Treas; !;
Mrs. Ralph Kneale, asst. Sec.-
Treas. The topic was "Educa-
tion". This was presented by
Mrs. G. G. Stevens; Mrs. C. P.
Titus and Mrs. Adam Kasick.
This included mental health for
the pre-School child, work at
the Child Development Center
in New York City, Federal aid
for schools and other phases of
the subject. During the social
hour light refreshments were
served.
Engagement is Announced
Mrs. Earle A. Slocum, Erie,
Pa, has announced the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss
Myrna Slocum to Clay B. Eddy
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clay
B. Eddy Sr., Wilson Mills Road,
CheSterland. Miss Slocum, who
Is a teacher at Mentor Shores
School, graduated from Villa
Maria College in Erie and re-
ceived her Masters Degree from
Penn State College. Mr.. Eddy is
graduate from Ohio State
University. A summer wedding
Is planned.
Twenty-fifth Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Custis
of Claridon announce open house
in honor of the 25th anniversary
of the marriage of Mrs. Custis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond
Russell. Relatives and friends
will be received at Parkside
Recreation, Chillicothe Road
Chesterland on Sunday, May 49,
from 200 to 400 pm.
MOther-Daughter Banquet
The annual Mother-Daughtel
banquet will be held at the
Chesterland Baptist Church or
Thursday, May 16 at $50 pm
The speaker will be Mrs. Alonzc
Wright who will show pictures
and talk on her recent trip
around the world. Tickets are
by reservation only. These must
be in by May 13. Call Mrs.
Eugene Gehri PA 9-7123; Mrs.
H. A. Ditto PA 9-4120; or Mrs,
H. w. McGrew PA 9-78O9.
Heir Ways
Andrew Evan is the name OF
the son born on April 25 a
Macdonald House to Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel DeArment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Hudson
are the parents of a son weigh
ing 8 pounds IL ounces, born
in Corey Hospital on April 80.
ZOning Permits
Zoning Inspector, william E.
Bebout issued the following per-
mitS last week.
Richard Irwin, Mulberry Rd.,
garage; Harley Ayers, Kirk
wood Drive, residence; Lynn
Hamilton, Mayfield Road, house
remodeling; H. K. Greiner, N.
Opalocka, garage; L. C. Lavine
Cedar Road, residence; William
Steigerwald, Wilson Mills Road
residence; Joseph G.. Fertal Jr.,
Spruce Drive, residence; Clay
Eddy, Caves Road, addition to
residence; Nick Petit, Sperry
Road, residence; Dorothy Leon
ard, addition to residence.
Those in Service
The following Chester men in
service have new addresses.
Pvt. Douglas Richmond, US.
52429912 Co. D. End Bn. Glass
M A B-20-2 AMSS Ft. Sam
Houston, Texas.
Franklin D. Whiting US. 5242-
9761 C. B. 81 E B C Ft. Bel
voir, Virginia.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane InkSter
and daughter, Donna will leave
early next week for Augusta,
Georgia where they will visit
Mrs. Inkster'S parents and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail McCleary,
Jimmie and Mary Lou motored
to Bethany, West Virginia on
Sunday and called on Dennis
Evans and David Butz who are
students at Bethany College.
Jerry Inkster is now employ
ed at Matthews Garden Service
in Chagrin Falls.