Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-01
Blue Birds Make Cookies

Blue bIruS MAKE COOKIES
The Good Little Blue Birds,
Mrs. William Hancock, leader,
went to the Illuminating Com
pany Center in PaineSville on
Tuesday after school and made
cookies. Besides their leader
the girls were accompanied by
Mrs. Donald DeGreen, Mrs.
John Guminiak and Mrs. Ed
ward FasSet. The cookies were
donated to the Valley View Rest
Home.
Pythian News
Roast Beef Dinner
A family style roast beef din
ner will be served at the K of P
Hall on Friday, May 2. Serving
will start at $50 and continue
until 7:3O. Price, adults, $3.50;
under II, IS cents. The public
is invited.
Maple Leaf Temple
The next meeting of the Maple
Leaf Temple will be May 8. In
SpeCtion date is May %.
The regular meeting for April
"a was cancelled and several
members went to Middlefield to
tend the inspection of Dia-
mond Temple there. The follow
ing attended, Mrs. Leonard Chi
CanSi, Mrs. Douglas Bos S,
Mrs. Merrill Lines, Mrsk. Hen
ry Hanson, Mrs. George Parr,
Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs.
Wayne Parks, Mrs. Yaro Soika,
Mrs. o. A. Ranney, Mrs. D. J.
RoSeum, Mrs. Tom Battles and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Soika.
Luncheon is Served
This luncheon, sponsored by
the Maple Leaf Temple was at
tended by 100 and was a sue
cess in every way.
Card Party
Twelve tables were in play at
the card party given at the K
of P Hall on Saturday evening
In charge were Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Battles and Mrs. Yaro
Sojka. Prize winners in Pinoch-
le were, firStS, Mrs. Mike Err,
hardt and Elmore Eggert, East
Cleveland. Second, Mrs. James
Heine, Wickliffe and Mike Er.
hardt. Five Hundred winners
were, ~firstS, Mrs. Glenn Wild,
er, Chardon and George Parr
Second, Mrs. Harry Parer k
Mayfield and Forrest Bond. Spe,
cial prize winner was James Sol.
ka, Chardon. Another public
card party was announced fol-
May "a at $50 pm.
Memorial Day
Memorial Day services, Spon
Sored by the Grange assisted by
other organizations, will be hello
in the Chester School building or
! May 80 at 1000. A concert by
the West Geauga High schoo
band will continue until 10:30
Each church will contribute tc
the program. The Presbyterian
church choir will sing; the Bap
tist Church will present a page
ant; and the Community church
pastor will give the invocation
and benediction. The V.F.W
will arrange for the speaker anC
take charge of distributing flags
and flowers at the cemeteries
Decorations arranged by the Pc
'rennial Gardeners. Other or
ganizations will assist with the
parade.
Flower Show
Mark on your calendar the
date of Sunday, May 18 and the
hours of 2 to 8 pm. and plan tt
attend the Flower Show arrang
ed by the Perennial Gardeners
This is open to the public anc
no admission charge. Everyone
is welcome to enter exhibits Of
Just to come and enjoy the after
noon.
National Honor Society
Induction Ceremony for mem
bers of the National Honor So
ciety of West Geauga Higl
school was held at the higl
school on Sunday, April 81 fol
members and friends of those
honored and the faculty.
Present members assisting ir
the ceremony were Susan Bril-
Linnette Petersen and Mary
Ann Stroup. Honor Society
pledges and candidates elected
for 1858 are as follows. Senior
candidates, James Dugar, FREQ
Inderlied, Betsy Raymond, Ga
ry Wallis, Maeneen Brooks, Ca
role ChormanSi, Nedra More
head and Sylvia Whitmer.
Junior candidates are, Rober
Horton, Susan Martineau, Pol
ly Richmond; Linda Barnes
Lynn Posey, Judy Wilmot, Pa
tricia Crittenden, Judy Dill, Vir
ginia Franklin, Charles Moeller
Tenth Grade Pledges, Kenneth
Graft, David SamStag, Gene
We've Kreuz, Julie Wilson, YarC
Sojka and John Campbell.
Bridal Shower
Mrs. Donald PonSart, who be