Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-23
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1dlI IElIGSIl1I1Gnb pOOVALs
The Pomona Awards Banquet
was announced for November IS
at Montville. All Changers are
invited.
Election information was the
theme of the Lecturers pro :.
gram. Present were Mrs. Dora
Hendershot and Mrs. May Gill
son who brought a sample vot-
ing machine.
Mrs. Hendershot explained the
method of using the machine and
answered questions. The Lectur-
er, Mrs. Lawrence Battles, read
several articles which emphasi-
zed the privilege of voting. Mrs.
Forrest Bond told of the offices
to be filled and the candidates
Of each party. She also told the
amendments, special issues etc.
on which the voter must cast his
ballot. She emphasized the need
for each one to study the candi-
dates and issues and be prepar-
ed when he goes to vote on No
vember 4.
BY vote of the Grange, deci-
sion was made to start the meet
ing for October % with a picnic
supper. This will be served at
700 pm. Members are asked to
bring table service and contri-
buttons to the meal. Dessert will
be furnished. Refreshments for
the meeting were in charge of
Mrs. Hartong.
Camp Fire News
The members of No we TOM
pat irnm i'm Camp Fire
Group of Chesterland have cleo
ted the following officers for the
coming year: President, Martha
Davis; Vice President, Francis
Glaze; Secretary, Kathryn Dav-
is; Treasurer, Carol Garfield;
Social Chairman, Nancy Lease.
At present the girls are design
ing and making head scarves to
be sent to other children through
the American Friends Service
Committee, as a part of Camp
Fire Girls National project, "Se-
nd Santa Overseas. :"
The West Geauga District of
Camp Fire Girls Inc, is happy
to announce the formation of an
Horizon Club at West Geauga
High School. The club, designed
primarily as service C club
has been named wi Ge Wo by
its members, which in Indian
Symbolism dear to the G a m p
Fire program, signifies : West
Geauga Workers. The girls meet
twice a month on Mondays. The
following are charter members,
Genevieve Kreuz, chairman; Jan
Courtois, secretary; Jeanne Ma
telock,, treasurer; 10 Ann Hollis,
Priscilla Gray, Jean Ellen Har-
ris, Karen Muhl, Joan Dreyer,
Marian Karsnak, Mary B u h.
man, AlexandSs Pollitt, Margie
Karsnak, Mrs. John Dodd, wo-
mems physical education teach
er at the High School, serves as
advisor.
Camp Fire Girls
Girls of West Geauga c m o
Fire groups have planted tree
seedlings which were used as
centerpieces for luncheon at
the all city Leaders meeting
held at Higbees on Cleveland on
Tuesday, Oct. 81.
Pomona Grange
The following members of CHI
ester Grange were present at
the Pomona Installation at Ha-
mbden on Saturday evening, Mr..
and MrS Albert Freshley, Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Hartong, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Smith, Ralph Jr.,
and Sue Ellen Smith, Mrs. Muir.
ray LaMoreaux, Mrs. r o Ian
Mapes, Mrs. j. j. Lyman.
MIR F'reshley was installed as
| Master of Pomona Grange, Mrs
LaMoreaux as Lecturer, M S
Hartong, Secretary, Ralph SIN
ith, treasurer, Ralph Smith Jr
as Gatekeeper. Mrs. Freshley
and Mrs. Mapes were on the in
| stalling team. Mrs. Smith assist
ed.
Church Meeting Place Oct. 26
The Christ Presbyterian Chur
ch will change the pla ce o
meeting from the West Geaug,
High School building to the Che
ster Elementary School Auditor
ium. The first meeting in h
Chester school will be on Octo
ber 26. Adult, Junior and Senio