Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-18

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were held at 2:e0 pm. Wednes-
day, Sept. 10 at the Gordon B.
Blowers Funeral Home, Chest
erland. The Rev. Harry Ban
field, pastor of the RivervieW
Bible Church officiated. There
were many beautiful flowers ev-
en- though the parents had re-
quested that flowers be omitted.
Pail bearers were three unc.
les James Morrison, Warren;
Walter Morrison, Mesopotamia
Fred Hottenstein, Middlefield, a
cousin, Frances Newyear OF
Norwalk also Guy and Herbert
Mansfield of Chester.
Burial was in Waite Hill Gem
etery beside his materna
grandmother, Mrs. r. S. Doane
who died Sept. -four days pre-
ceding his death.
The Senior High Westminster
Fellowship of the Presbyterian
Church held installation of of
ficers on Sunday evening. In
stalled as Moderator was Pat
ricia Crittenden; Vice Modera
tor, Gloria Stanford; Clerk, Ca
rolyn Tabler; Treasurer, Susar
Martineau. These were installed
by the retiring officers, Joan ME-
uer, Judith Wright, Carl Stein
furth and Gary Wallis, who pas
sed lighted tapers to those whC
will carry on the offices.
On Saturday evening 16 mem
bers of this group met at the
home of Miss Joan Mauer for 3
farewell party for the followins
members who are leaving fol
college, Carl Steinfurth, Gary
Wallis, Barry Pierce, Bayarc
Gels and Tom Fulton.
Family Night
approximately $50 attended
the recent family night supper
of the Christ Presbyterian
Church held recently. Gordor
Carlson spoke on What tn
Church Means to me-. TIVE
films were shown. The BuildinI
Campaign Committee was in
troduced.
Severely injured
On Tuesday William Murph,
placed a ladder in a tree at hi
home and started to trim tn,
tree. A limb which he had saw
ed off dropped in such a wa,
that it hit Mfr. Murphy ant
knocked him from the ladder
He is now in serious condition a
Womans Hospital. The right LEI
was fractured and the left arm
at the shoulder. His left ankle
was also injured.
Those in Hospital
Marvin DeGreen Sr. entered
WomanS Hospital on "wednesday
for observation and treatment
Lawrence LittlejohnS is now
at home from the hospital ane
very much improved in every
way.
Harry Little has been in Wo
mans Hospital for the past three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Verlind
en-, Chillicothe Rd., have beer
called into Cleveland by the ser
iouS injuries to their son, Ted
Mr.. VerLinden Jr. was riding 6
motorcycle and was involved ir
an accident. His right leg was
fractured, his left ankle injured
his nose broken and other seri,
Gus injuries.
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Chester Grange
Tuesday evening Sept. % has
been designated as Grange Bo.
oster Night. The public is invit.
ed to attend this meeting which
will be held in the Chester
School Building at $50 pm. A
high spot of the program which
is being arranged will be the
showing of slides of Austria ane
Netherlands taken by Ramon
Battles. Refreshments will be
served.
At 800 o'clock, preceding the
open meeting there will be {
brief business session for Off
GERS and members.
Instead of the regular meet
ing of the Chester Grange fo
September 8, thirteen member.
went to the mass degree meet
ing held in Claridon. Cheste
Grange eXemplified the Harves
ters March in the Third Degre
On Sept. 20, members of Cheste
Grange will assist with 5th deg
gree in Auburn.
Card Party
A public card party has bee
announced for Saturday, Sept
II at $50 pm. at the Cheste
K of P Hall. Pinochle and Fiv
Hundred will be played. Their
will be prizes and refreshments
Away to College
Miss Linette Petersen has er
rolled at Hiram College; Wal
ren Myers left Wednesday fo
Houghton, New York, to contir
ue his studies at Houghton Co
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