Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-22


The 49th annual Chester High
School Alumni reunion will be
held on Saturday June at the
Chester School building. A buff
fet style picnic supper will be
served at $50 pm. Meat, bev-
erage and rolls will be furnish
ed. Each is asked to bring a
dish to pass and own table ser
vice.
The program will feature
members of Glasses 1888 and
1943.
Graduates of c hester and
West Geauga High School and
high school teachers are invit-
ed. Make reservations not later
than June with Mrs. Russell
Wenger, Chesterland, Phone
PARK 9-7865, or Bert Hearn,
Chesterland, Park 9-7534.
President, Bert Hearn '37; ".
president, Frank Tursec "A; Sc
cretary, Doris Russell Wenger,
As.
Advance Notice of July 4th
Celebration
Two organizations have start
ed to make plans for Chester'S
annual July 4th celebration. Ro-
bert Christensen, president Of
the West Geauga Kiwanis Club,
and DR.. C. P. Titus, president
of the Boosters Club, have an
nounced that these two groups
have joined forces to sponsor
the July 4 homecoming celebra-
ton this year. BY uniting togeth-
er the clubs will be able to pro-
duce one of the biggest and best
FourthS to date.
It will be held again this year
at the Chillicothe Rd. and Her
rick Dr., across from the Ches-
terand Post Office. A coorfu
parade will start the celebra-
ton. Attractions which are be-
ing planned are games, beauty
contest, midway, Junior posse
horse show with free fireworks
to complete the day. More COM
plete programs will be published
in this paper from time to time
before the event.
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Auxiliary meeting held at Park
side Recreation on Thursday ev-
ening guests were Mrs. Robert
Wing, senior vice president Of
the District, of Parma also Mrs
Margaret Calm, Mrs. Dorothy
Steibel and Mrs. Mabel ClasSon
Of the Parma Auxiliary.
Mrs. Arthur Elder and Mrs.
Helen Hoth were elected dele
gates for the seventh District
convention to be held June 7, 8
at Lake Erie Post 1874 in Par
ma. Alternates are Mrs. B. I'd
elhofen and Mrs. Webb Blinzley.
Mrs. Fred Warner, historian
: and Mrs. Ernest Taylor, Color
Bearer No. 4 were installed by
Mrs. Wing.
Mrs. Mable WoodWarth was
initiated into the order. Featur-
ing the refreShment was an an
niversary cake made by Mrs.
Bark James.
The next meeting will be June
II at 8 pm.
Music Ratings .
Following are the results of
competition sponsored by hio
Music Educators Association in
Vienna on May 10. West Geauga
was the only school in Geauga
County to enter. Seventh grade
competition Gordon Graft first
place in both piano and clarinet.
Sixth graders who entered the
Seventh grade competition, clar-
met trio, Robert Boucher, Will
am Faber and John 10th, first
place; Noel Hayashi, violin,
first place. Vyki Evans, piano
solo, second place. Robert Bou-
cher, piano solo, second rating;
Harry LongWorth, trombone, Sc
Cond. Judy Klouda, coronet So
10, second rating.
John 10th, clarinet solo, sec
ond; clarinet and flute trio,
Martha Davis, Joyce Clary and
Elaine Petersen, second; sax
pine and trombone duet, Har-
ry Longworth and David Parma
second Paul Shellhammer is
! teacher.
BaDtiSt Church News
On May Is, during a special
church business meeting, the
church voted unanimously to
build the Christian Education
Building Immediately. This bull
ding will include a fellowship
hall which can be divided by
sound proof folding doors into
eight large claSSroomS for the
church school. In addition, there
will be a pastors study and a
modern kitchen. The building
will be constructed of Masonry