Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-30
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This meeting will be game day
and a number Of games will be
provided but members are + e
quested to bring any which they
have and enjoy playing.
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Wins T VSet
Mrs. Walter Smith, $50 County
Line Rd., was 8 recent winner in
the Party Package Contest of
Station KYW. She submitted a
letter in '25 words or less tell
ing why she likes a certain pro-
duct. She won a probable nv set.
Card Party
The card party held at the K
of P Hall on Saturday evening
was very well attended. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Battles and Mr.. and
Mrs. Yaro Sojka were hosts and
hostesses. Winners In Five hund-
red were, firSts, Mrs. Christine
Clark, Chardon, Forrest Bond.
second, Mrs. Cecilia r h cd S,
Glenn Wilder, Chardon; Pinochle
firsts, Mrs. Neal Pendelton. ia
mes Hine, Wickliffe; S e cond
Mrs. Clarence Battles, Yaro So
jka: Grand prize winner, Mrs.
Rhodes.
The Halloween theme prevail
ed. The score cards were paper
pumpkins, the tables were dec
GRATED with autumn fruits, fall
age, and tiny cakes with jack o.
lantern faces. The refreshments
featured assorted cakes all iced
in yellow and browns. The next
party will be November % at 8:3
pm.
Turkey Dinner
A turkey dinner is announced
for Friday, Nov. z, at the Ches-
ter K of P Hall. This is open to
the public and serving will start
at $50.
To Entertain Convention
The Maple Leaf Temple will
entertain the II District Conven-
tion of Pythian Sisters of Ohio at
their Hall on November IL.
Included in this District are
chapters from Conneaut, A S h
tabula, Madison, Mentor, Willou-
ghby, West Pennington, Chagrin
Falls and Middlefield There will
be both afternoon and evening
sessions. The afternoon session
starts at loo pm. A dinner will
be served by the women of the
Christ Presbyterian Church.
Halloween Party
Among the first Halloween par
ties reported was that of the We'll
come Wagon Club which was
held on Oct. 20 at the West Ge-
auga High school building. The
program was arranged by Mrs.
John Mohr. This started with a
Scavanger hunt. The group was
divided into teams and prizes
were given to the drivers of the
cars which took the teams on the
hunt. Mrs. Orville Johnson won
the first prize. This was follow
ed by an unusual object" hunt
which was won by Mrs. William
McFarlane Refreshments were
served by Mrs. E. H. CowleS
Jr., Mrs. Frank Stafford, Mrs.
Irwin Howell. The serving table
was appropriately decorated for
Halloween. Featuring the refre-
shments was ginger bread topped
with pale orange tinted whipped
cream. Next meeting November
II, will be hobby auction. Mem
bers are asked to be working on
this project.
Happy Bluebirds
A new flock of bluebirds has
appeared in Chester. They are
known as Happy Bluebirds and
Mrs. Walter Smith, County Line
Rd., is their leader. Their spon-
sors are Mrs G.. Sickinger and
Mrs Joseph Klucher. The mem
bers are all girls who attend st.
Francis of Assist School, Joyce
Artino, Patricia Jerman, Marilyn
Klucher, Diana Kump, Pamela
Malone, Sandra Miklacic, Mari
lyn Miller, Martha Sickingsr, CHI
arlene Smith, and Linda Ziegler.
They meet each Thursday after
noon from 400 to 500 p m. at the
home of Mrs. Smith.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Battles
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker
of Mayfield spent Tuesday a n d
Wednesday motoring in Pennsy-
lvania. They were at Altona, Ty-
rome and other points,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Petersen