Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-02-28
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mount Road. On the following
day they visited Higbee Candy
Kitchen with the other groups
West Geauga Recreation Coun-
Gil
The West Geauga Recreation
Council annual dinner will be
held Monday, March 4, 1857 at
$50 pm. in the Chesterland
Community Church. Jack Staf-
ford, Council president will show
colored slides taken last sum-
mer during day camp, follow
ing which there will be a dis
cussin tn the subject, What
are our needs and how shall
we meet them?" Two new men,
bers will be elected to serve
on the councils Board of Trust
eeS. Everyone who is interested
in community recreation and
the summer day camp program
is urged to attend. Tickets for
the dinner will be $3.50 and
should be obtained in advance.
For reservations, call PA-9-7729
or PA-9-7232.
ZOning Certificates
The following zoning certifi-
Gates were issued by William
E. Bebout, Chester Township
zoning inspector, during the last
two weeks.
Associated Brokers, Inc, May
field Road, sign; Dan Illes,
Illes Drive, residence; Norman
M. Braun, Buckeye Drive, gar
age; John G.. Kraus, Caves
Road, remodeling; Childs De-
Marco, Lincoln Drive, addition;
The Gary Construction Co.,
Cedar Road, residence; The
Gary Construction Co., Cherry
Lane, three houses. For change
of use in business the follow
ing were issued: Clyde Wehr,
Mayfield, general maintenance;
Mrs. Pearl Grant, Chillicothe
Road, change of beauty parlor;
Joseph A. Kump, Chillicothe
Road, plumbing; Norman Roen-
baugh, Mayfield Road, uphols-
terry.
Geauga County Baseball Fed
Grafton
What is it? Who is it? Why
is it? Does Russell want Babe
Ruth Baseball for its boys?
What was the reaction to our
1856 meeting? The answer to
these and other questions will
be given at a meeting of par
ents and boys at Chester School
Gym Thursday, March ID, 1857
at 7:30 pm.
At our 1856 meeting rs par
entS attended. We wish to eX-
press our appreciation for the
wonderful turnout. We hope that
they, and the other parents un-
able to attend on such short
notice last year, will be at this
meeting.
This is a combined meeting
for boys 9 to 18 years old.
There will be registrations for
the following groups: West
Geauga Juniors 9 years to
IL years; Babe Ruth League =
13 years to Is years; Proposed
County League =. l6 years to
18 years.
Many people spend many
hours at meetings, of supervis-
ion and instruction, to enable
your boys to play organized
baseball. Your attendance at
this meeting will indicate to
these people your appreciation.
West Geauga Baseball Fedora
ton
Members of the West Geauga
Juniors and Chester Babe Ruth
teams met at the home of Ted
Lewis on Thursday, Feb. 21,
1857. This was the first sche-
duled meeting of the combined
groups. West Geauga Baseball
Federation, was adopted as the
name for this organization. A
program for baseball in the
West Geauga area for the COM
ing year was outlined. Prime
discussion centered about the
registration meeting scheduled
for Chester School Gym Thurs
day, March IA, 1857 at 7:30 pm.
The melting was attended by
James Fiorina, Ted Lewis,
Buryl McCracken, Stanley Dob
les, E.R. CurtiSS, Ed Fassett,
John Goddard, Ernest Taylor,
and Herman Kreuz.
Coming Marriage Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank v. KRAFT
ochovil of Hovey Drive, an
nounce the coming marriage of
their daughter, Mary Ann, to
Chester E. Pogonowski, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Pogonow-
ski. 1924 Edmonton Ave. Cleve-
land, o. The marriage will take
place March 2, 1857, at st.
Johns Cathedral, Cleveland, 0.