Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
NEWS from CHESTER

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the help and cooperation during
her term Of office. As a gift to
her successor she gave two
chrysanthemum plants.
Other officers for the year
are Mrs. Adam Kasick, vi e
president; Mrs, Ralph Kneale,
secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
Kirk Benson, assistant secretary
and treasurer.
For the program Mr.. and
Mrs. Bond showed colored slid
es taken on their recent western
trip. These included many of
the National Parks.
The club voted to hold meet
ings on the third Wednesday of
each month. The next meeting
viii be at the home of Mrs.
Richmond on October 15. Mrs.
James Kothera will show pic
lures taken while i'll Europe last
summer.
Thirtieth Anniversary
September IL was the 30th
anniversary of the marriage of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Cottrell,
Chillicothe Rd. Kirtand Grange,
of which they are active mem
bers, arranged This Is Your |
Life program for the Grange
meeting that evening. A feature
of the refreshments was a bea-
utifully decorated cake m a d e
by Mrs. Clarence. Brichford. 1t
all came as surprise to h e
honor guests. Mrs. Cottrell was
before their marriage Miss Ma
ry Graves of Madison. The V
were married in Painesville and
have spent % years OF t h cir
married life in Chester. ONE
year they resided in Joliet, H.,
and another year in Madison.
Womens Council,
Community Church
A branch has been announc-
ed for the Women's Council of
the Community Church to be
held at the church on Septem-
ber 25 at 1000 am. The meal
will be served by the Martha
Circle. Devotionals will be by
Mrs. Peter Rub. Members will
present a skit, Activities Takes
the Cure. This will be followed
by a panel discussion with Mrs.
James Osborne as moderator.
The Council has set the date
of Friday, Oct. 10, as the date
of the fifth annual smorgasbord.
Swiss Steak Dinner
The monthly dinner to be SER
we'd at the K of P Hall on Fri
day, Oct. 8, will feature swiss
steak. Serving will start 1t
500 pm.
v. +. w. Auxiliary
West Geauga V. F. w. Auxi-
liary will sponsor Civilian De-
Tense meeting on Monday, Sept.
20, at 500 pm. at Parkside Re-
creation. w. w. Hirter, Chester
Township Director of Civilian
Defense will speak and show
moving pictures. A discussion
will follow. The public is invit.
ed. Those who plan to attend are
asked to call Mrs. w. Blinzley
Park 9-4525 or Mrs. Henry Sko-
czen Park 9-4153. This will en-
able the Auxiliary plan for the
correct number of guests.
Baptist Church News
Sunday, Sept. %, is Rally and,
Promotion Day at the Chester
land Baptist Church School.
October 5 is World Commun-
ion Sunday. The World Fellow
ship Offering will be taken on
that date.
The Youth Group meets every
Thursday evening for planned
program of study and fun.
The Women's Missionary S o.
ciety of the Baptist Church was
host to the annual Father and
Son Banquet on September 10.
The tables were decorated in vi
vid fall colors and a delicious
steak dinner was served.
Harvey McGrew was toastma-
ster. Mr.. v. Savage and son
gave the toasts. The oldest fa-
ther, the Rev. Robert P a on,
gave the blessing. Gary McGrew
and Glen Scott sang duet, ac-
companied by Mrs. Samuel Da-
Wis.
The highlight of the program
was a film of underwater pho
Biography presented by DR.. and
Mrs. George Grille Jr. Deep blue
water, beautiful coral re efs,
fish of all sizes and descriptions
and even sunken treasurer ships
were seen by the Criles.
Riyeryiew Church