Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-08-29

1 q. MIo. 1dlpll OIL" dI al :
ranged a surprise luncheon in
her honor which was given at
Studio Inn in PaineSville.
New Superintendent
Robert C.. Lindsay has as
sumed the duties of Superinten-
dant of the West G aug a
Schools. The family has not yet
moved to this locality as they
are awaiting the completion of
new home on Beechwood DR..
in Russell
ZOning Permits
The following permits were
issued in Chester during the
past two weeks by Zoning In
Spector, william E. Bebout.
Harley Ayers, Cranwood Dr.,
residence; Danny Coschia, Sher-
man Road, residence; Don Shep-
park, Woodcrest Road, resi-
dence; Ben Piraino, Vincent Dr.,
residence; Leo J. Bruening, Hill
endale Road, residence; william
Caroselli, East Hill Drive, gar
age; Assembly Products Inc,
wilson's Mills Road, industrial
addition; Frank Swogger, Buck
eye DR., residence; Lucille Nc
Neil, East Hill Rd. Residence
addition; Charles Lehman, Cav
es Rd., garage; Simon Brush,
Heath Road, residence; John
Mohr, Carmichael Dr., garage;
DR.. r. G. Glover, Devon Lane,
garage; Leonard CowleS, Heath
Rd., residence addition. Ralph
Howorth, Greenfield Trail, resi-
dence; Charles MARI, Caves Rd., ,
garage and breezWay; William
Fickel, wilson's Mills Rd., ac-
cessory building; Edward Podo-
jill, Cedar Road, residence; Ed
ward Wildman, Wilson Mills
Road, residence; Robert Laws,
Sperry Road, residence.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ly-
ons and son, John, Of Blooming
ton, Indiana are visiting Mrs.
Lyons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Post.
Olin Thwing of Jasper, Georg-
ia is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mapes.
Mrs. ChardleS Morrison, Sr.
was at her home in Middlefield
on Sunday where she had guests
from West Virginia.
Mr.. E. C. Jacobs attended a
FLORIDA" reunion on August q
at the home of Mrs. Will Mat
thews in Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burnett
were hosts and hosteSseS at the
annual Bond reunion held at the
Claridon Town Hall on Sunday.
A number of Chester women
attended the last meeting of the
Missionary Circle of the River
view Church held at the Fuller
town Church. Mrs. Spencer Ban
field has charge of the devotion
ais.
The Peach Festival held at
the Community Church on at
urday evening, though held in
doors, is reported as a real sue
cess.
Mrs. Kenneth ISchay, Cedar
Road is in a New York City
hospital for a serious operation.
Wendy Inkster, daughter of
Mr.. andd Mrs George InkSter
Hovey Drive has been very i'll
with a form of measles.
Charles Morrison is suffering
with an injured right elbow. He
caught it in the door of cooler
when deliveringg milk on his
wholesale route in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Petersen
Jr. have been spending some
time at Middle Bass Island
They had as their guests DR.,
and Mrs. A. R. Tilton of Chag-
rim Falls. Mrs. and Mrs. Virgil
Revemaugh and Mr.. and Mrs,
Ray Herbert of Oak Harbor al
so came as guests for a day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Rich
mond have returned from a va
cation trip of ten days which
included the Cabot Trail on
Cape Breton Island and other
| points in Nova Scotia. Before
reaching Nova Scotia they Wis
tied the Green and White Noun
tains enroute to Quebec. From
there they came into New Bruins
wick and followed the st. John
River south. Enroute home they
stopped at Bar Harbor, Maine
They returned via the New York
Turnpike.
i Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Fenster-
maker and daughters, Mary
Lou, Sheila and Kathy have re-
turned from a vacation spent In
a cottage on Lake WinnipeSau-
kee in New Hampshire and Wis
iting places of interest in the
White Mountains. Enroute they
visited a cousin, Father John
Sullivan in Watertown, New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
returned on Saturday from a
two weeks trip to Cape Beton
Island, Nova Scotia. Here they
drove over the Cabot Trail and
visited other scenic points. 9th
er places in Nova Scotia includ-
ing Halifax also points of inter
est in New Brunswick were Wis
tied. They spent three days in
Maine including the potato grow
ing section in the northeast and