Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-02

interest. On the entire trip
they visited Is states with stops
at Zion Canyon, Grand Canyon,
Hoover Dam, Painted Desert,
Petrified Forest, Walnut Cany
on Cliff Dwellings, Meteor Cra-
ter etc. Among the cities visited
were Denver, Salt Lake City,
Las Vegas, Phoenix and Tulsa.
Enroute home they visited re-
latives in Avoca, Iowa. They re-
port fine weather and a most
enjoyable trip.
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West Geauga p. Il. A. Officers
West Geauga P. 7. A. Offic-
ers and Committee members for
the year 1858 SO are as l.
lows: President, Mrs. H. F. In
derlied; first vice president, Mr..
Quentin Groth; second vice
president, Mrs. Herman Frank;
recording secretary. Miss Mary
Upham; corresponding secreta =
ry, Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux
treasurer, Mrs. Robert English;
committee chairmen, program,
Mrs. Herman Frank; budget
Mrs. Robert English; publicity,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sobek;
music, Mrs. S. w. Graft; parent
education, Mrs. Sam Patterson;
membership, Mr.. an Mrs. Carl
ton Bricker; ways and means,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lieske; hos
pitality, Mrs. RIG. Trayte; ma
gaines, Mrs. Frank Vlah; call
endars, Mrs. Harold Williams;
room mother captain, Mrs. Ed
ward Wisner, Chester building
captain, Mrs. Julian Wilson; hi
gh school building captain, Mrs.
Robert E. Jackson; square dan
ce, Mr.. and Mrs. Gurdon Hen
ry; Board of Education report
er, Mr.. Harold Williams; pre-
school P. T. A. Mrs. Wallace
Inghram; scholarship, Mrs.
Glenn Russell; historian, Mrs.
Quentin Groth; sunshine, Mrs.
Ray Curtis.
County council delegates, Me-
sdames, w. Inghram, Harold
Bobbitt, Robert Ebert, Walter
Shaffer alternates, Mrs. Spenc-
er, Mauer Mrs. ROLAND Trayte.
Gard Party
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Battles
were hosts and hostesses at the
monthly card party held at the
X of P Hall, on Saturday eve
ming. The party was well attend
ed. Pinochle' winners were, first
Mrs. James Hine, Wickliffe,
Ross Gray, Mayfield; second,
Mrs. Lillian Sadosky, Richmond
Heights, A. Verbsky, Highland
Heights. Five Hundred winners
were, firsts Mrs. Evens Riggin,
Willoughby and Forrest Bond;
second, Mrs, Forrest Bond and
Evens Riggin. Mrs. Yaro Sojka
won the grand prize.
Another party will be held on
October 25 at $3.50 pm.
Insurance HOnors
Life Notes" for September,
a publication for the Associa .
tion of Life Underwriters, n
cludes congratulations to eight
women in the Cleveland area,
who qualified for Women Lead
ers Round Table. The list n
cludes Chester's Elsie c. Wen
dorff, who represents Lafayette
Life.
Chester Grange =
The next meeting of Chester
Grange will be held on Tuesday,
Oct. IA. The theme for the Lee
turer's program will be Election
. Information.
The last Grange meeting was
Booster Night. Mrs. Lawrence
Battles, Lecturer, arranged the
following program. Music by
Paul Parmlee, Mr.. Stanton, Ken
meth Graft and Gene Balough,
representing West Geauga high
school Band. They played "A =
long the Navajo Trail" an d
Swinging Shepherd Blues"
The West Geauga Band was
presented gift of $500. A ia
bleaux, THE Grange Lead Ship
of Rural Progress" was present
ed with Mrs. Arthur Battles as
narrator. Taking part were Mi
Ian Pelton, Arthur Battles, Mrs.
Levi Hartong, Yaro Sojka Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland M Up e S
and children, Douglas and Kar-
en-, Mrs. o. A. Ranney sang.
Ramon Battles showed color
ed slides he had taken in Aus
tria, Netherlands and Paris and
lectured on the pictures.
A picnic lunch was served by
Mrs. Hartong, Mrs. Kenneth
Mapes and Mrs. Paul Whiting.
Building Fund Drive Announced
The announcement of a build,
ing fund campaign for Christ
Presbyterian church of Chester.