Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-07-18
Chester News Briefs

OICStCI NC"S DAASAS
Mr.. and Mrs. Yaro Sojka and
sons Yaro Jr. and Kenneth made
a trip to Camp Gordon n e r
Augusta, Georgia last week to
visit another son, Robert, who is
stationed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brody
MARY Manning) and son a e
spending three months in Par
is, France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Champ
lin of Loranger, Louisiana, who
are spending the summer in
Parkman, were calling on Ches-
ter friends on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin a n d
Mrs. Celia Stambaugh of Clark,
PENNSYLVANIA were among t h e
guests at a dinner party given
at the Jerry Inkster home on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Roseum,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rose
um and family were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Hill in
Shaker Heights on san d ay .
There was a combined birthday
celebration honoring Mrs. Dave
Roseum and Mrs. L a W n e
Roseum and daughter, Linda.
Mary Lou Patterson is visiting
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. a n q
Mrs. Ross McNees in McDon-
aid, Ohio. ,
Jeffery Battles of Willoughby
is spending some time with his
aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Roblnett
and family, while his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Battles are
on a trip west.
Miss Marlene Ruffnagle is TAX
ing a course at the American
Beauty Academy. She will finish
this course in four weeks.
Richard Tesreau entertained
the Youth Group OF the River
view Church at wiener roast
at his home after the Sunday
evening church service.
Relatives from Michigan were
entertained over the weekend at
the homes of N. C.. and Sam
Patterson, Kenneth Sperry and
George Mapes. These had come
for the Patterson reunion enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Lockemer of Cleveland Heights.
A dinner was served to the re-
union group on Saturday at the
Chester Community church.
Weekend guests from Waver-
ly, West Virginia and r 0 m
Columbus, Ohio were entertain
ed at the H. A. Garrison home,
Opalocka Drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reinold
visited relatives in Muskegon,
Michigan Friday through Mon
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Niemiec
and daughter Cynthia OF Wor-
thiugton. Ohio, visited the John
TruShelS last week.
Mrs Andrew Blakely is now
at home after spending tw o
weeks at her mothers home In
Cleveland while her mother vi
sited in Florida. .
The interior of the Baptist
church is being redecorated. All
of the old plaster has been re-
moved from the assembly room.
After it is replastered the room
will be painted.
HostesseS for the Baptist Aid
dinner on Wednesday, were
Mrs. John Trushel and M s.
Lloyd Cannell.
Arthur Bond Is under the care
of an eye specialist. He W a S
hit in the left eye with a hard
ball while playing ball at hi S
home CT July 4. This is tn e
second week that he has been
detained from his work. T h e
results of the injury have not
yet been determined.
The splints and bandages have
been removed from Lynn Bat
ties seriously cut hand and he
can use it to a limited extent.
Mary Lou McCleary has the
front finger of her left hand in
a splint. She suffered a crack
ed bone while playing.
Werner Hefter, Cedar Road,
is able to sit up in his wheel
chair once a day.
Mrs. Ralph Schwarz is much
improved in health and was able
to be out last week.
Mrs. William Bebout has re-