Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-12-05
Chester Township Trustees Buy
Equipment for Road Maintenance

went to the Illuminating Co., in
Painesville on Monday after
noon and baked cookies which
they took as a treat to the Ma
pie Grove Home. Mrs. Frank
Petkosek, Den mother was i'll
and could not accompany the
seven boys. Mrs. Robert Ran
ney and Miss Frances Petkosek
accompanied them.
Library Notice
Definite notice is given that
the Chester Library will be open
on Friday evenings beginning
December 6. The hours 800 to
800 pm.
Hospital Chapter Meets
The Chester Hospital Chapter
was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Frank Feigle, Cedar Rd.,
at 800 pm. December 5. Gifts
for the Dutch Auction were
wrapped.
Campfire News
No We Tom Pat Immim
Campfire Girls of Chesterland,
have decided to adopt the re-
preventative type of group, self
government this year. Within
the group, the girls have organ
lied two patrols. They have
chosen Indian names for these
patrols. One group selected the
n a m e Si-Wi-Tan-Ka meaning
ambition and leadership. They
have elected Nancy Lease to
serve as patrol leader with
Vicki Magrach, assistant. O-Da-
Kon-Ya is the name chosen by
the other patrol. Bobbie Hill
is leader and Carol Garfield as
Sistant.
Newly elected officers of No
We-Tom-Pat-Immin, in addition
to the patrol officers, are Mar
tha Davis, secretary; Sharon
Smith, treasurer; Frances Glaze
is social chairman and Kathryn
Davis, house chairman.
The first group council fire of
the year was held November 26
at 7:15 at the home of Frances
Glaze. The theme of the council
fire was Thanksgiving and was
planned by the O-Da-Kon-Ya pa
troll with the entire group par
ticipating in the ceremonies.
Honor beads were presented to
Carol Garfield, Bobbie Hill,
Sharon Smith, Kathryn Davis,
Frances Glaze, Martha Davis,
Nancy Lease and icki Mar
gach.
These girls with their leaders,
Mrs. Robert Lease and Mrs.
Clarence Margach saw Cinera-
ma Holiday at the Palace Thea
ter on Saturday.
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WOmen'S Council
The Women'S Council of the
Chester Community Church is
planning a Christmas party and
program to be held at the church
on Thursday, December II at
800 pm. Junior and Senior
high school girls will be special
guests. The program will in
clude Christmas music by the
choir. Mrs. John fraud will
lead devotionalS. The members
of the Martha Circle will be
hoSteSSe;S.
Baptist Church News
The Youth Group of the Ches-
terland Baptist Church met on
Thursday evening November %
for the regular devotional meet
ing. After the program they
were entertained by little man
known as "Zeke". "Zeke" who
shtandS a bare two feet, appear
ed from noware and within a
few moments had the young
folk convulsed with laughter. Be-
fore "Zeke" could be invited to
have refreshments with the 48
young people present, he had
disappeared. AS this Baptist
Group is open to all young peo-
pie in the community, it is hoped
that ''Zeke" will soon return and
make more friends.
The Friendly Glass of the
Baptist Church had a surprise
birthday party, Friday evening,
November 20, for their pastor,
the Rev. Samuel Davis. Car
lights were put out on entering
the church drive, and the
church kept in total darkness,
until the unsuspecting pastor
was called over to the church
on pretenSe of hearing tape
recording.
AS soon as the lights were on,
forty people came from the la
dies aid quilting room, singing,
Happy Birthday"
The Rev. Davis opened his
many cards ana the group par
ticipated in several games plan
ned by John E. Davis.
Hilarity reached top hi g h
when the little man named
"Zeke," joined the festivities
for a few moments. He was
dark and handsome and captiva-
ted all present, but has not been
seen since.
Any information as to the
whereabouts of "Zeke" will be
appreciated by the Baptist
Church.
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Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans
are on a trip to Florida. They
were ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. and