Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

tivities as fire building, outdoor
cookery, hiking, games, singing
nature study and just having
fun. The high point of the trip
was an outdoor council fire
where girls gathered In s'T h e
Pines" to participate In a Camp
Fire Ceremonial. Honor beads
were awarded by the leaders to
all girls who had earned them.
The Sunday rain did not damp
en- spirits but made the girls re-
treat to Blossom and s. nior
Lodge to cook in the great fire.
place there.
Camp Fire groups participat-
Ing in the trip were, Nah-we-to-
ma with Virginia Boehnlein, Ca
rolyn Meinke, Gloria Bostick
Joan Sabo, Jeanne McMillen,
Batty Coates, Louise NJ a n a k,
Carol Smith, Patricia B own,
Jane Lowrey and leaders Mrs.
8. F. Meinke and Mrs. d. j.
La pa sc co with Deb
orrah Painter, PAMELA H a n :
cock, Kathleen Nolan, Kathie
Christensen, Melinda S hivk.
Julie Moss and leaders, MI S.
Robert Christensen and Mrs.
Gerald Nolan.
No we tom pat a min
including Gayla Witt, Marianne
Brown, Linda Loucks, Cherry
Braund, Kathy Lvering, Susan
Johnson, Holly Eichert, Peggy
Ditto, Linda Roseum and their.
leaders, Mrs. Anthony Dicillo
Jr., and Mrs. Lawrence Rose
um.
Wi nah ma chick including
Susan Blaschke, Marilyn Halav-
ka, Annette Milnar, B ar b a a
Hlavka, Judy Genske, Frances
Healy, Carol Wantz, Nancy Lee,
Margaret Dryer, Jean Dew e
with their leaders, Mrs. Rob-
ert Dryer, Mrs. Delpert DeVoe.
No = we tom pat imm i'm
with members, Nancy L ca e,
Martha Davis, Carol Garfield,
Frances Glaze, Kathryn Davis,
leader, Mrs. r. H. Lease.
Nah kah wee with Anne
Carlson, Cynthia MARI, Joy
Bowman, Ann Briggs, Diarne
Thompson, Cynthia Motko, Sus-
an English, Cheryl Holy, Joan
Sealy, Libby Harris, Linda Hod-
ge, Patricia Grim, Linda Muel-
Ter, Susan Pritchard and lead
ers, Mrs. Norman Harris, Mrs.
Grimm and Mrs, Edward Prit-
chard; Horizon Club with Vir-
ginia KreuZ, Jeanne Matchbox,
Iris Gray Karen Muhl, Joan
Dryer, Jean Ellen Harris a n d
Joan Hollis. Mrs. Albert Meinke
served as Camp Director.
Chester News Briefs
Out of state guests at the Dill
Milanich wedding included MIR.
and Mrs Christian Dill, Atlanta,
Ga; Thomas Allen, Miami, Fla;
Donald Pritchard, Alabama.
DR.. and Mrs. S. Hayashi and
Mrs. Hazel Walters, Terre Hau-
tie, Inc; Donald Eddy, New
York City, MIR. and Mrs. j. EN-
erich and Miss Joan Emerich,
Erie, Pa; and Mr.. and NJ S.
daughters, Awarana and N o e
were in Toledo on Tuesday and
Wednesday where the doctor at
tended the Scientific Assembly
of Ohio Academy of General
Practice.
Mrs. Robert Michel of Wal
do, Ohio, and Mrs. Pfaff OF
Ashley, Ohio, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Evans and attended the Dill
Milanich wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. Stone vi
sited in New Philadelphia on
Saturday and Sunday and a t.
tended the Swiss Cheese Festi-
val at Sugar Creek, Ohio.
Mrs. G. r. Doolittle of North
Olmstead spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wen
dorff.
Notice: The Golden Age Club
will meet at the Chesterland
Community Church on Monday
Oct. 6, at 100 pm. Note change
of time.
Mrs. j. Lester Foley and da.
lighter, Mrs. Marshall Wrinkle o1
Shaker Heights were Thursday
dinner guests at the Wendorffs
| Mrs. Arthur Battles entertain.
ed group of relatives at din,
ner on Saturday.
Byron Heath of Cleveland He.
| lights was visiting in town or
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Morrison h $
returned to her home in Meso.
potamia after spending o m {
time assisting in the home of hel
son, Charles Morrison Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Battles
visited in Parkman and Garret.
tsville on Sunday.
Jack Patterson spent Satur
| day and Sunday in the home o1