Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-03

! auga klWanlS Club are sponsor
ing the July Fourth Celebration
and Homecoming with Johr
fraud the master Of ceremo
nieS. This will be held in CheS
ter at the intersection of Chilli
COthe Road and Herrick DR.
(Across from the post office
Following is the program for
the day.
II am. Parade starts from
West Geauga High School. Rich
ard RieS, Marshall.
HAS Growing of Homecom.
ing Queen. Sponsored by Busi-
neSsmen's Association.
II to pm. Junior Horse Show
directed by Mrs. John 10th.
2 to 4 pm. ChildrenS Games
Silver Dollars will be awarded
as prizes.
4 to pm. Variety Show Fea-
turing Mr. Banjo, County Liners
West Geauga TWirletteS and
Rhythm Aires.
7 pm. Free band concert =
School Band.
10 pm. Fireworks SuperviS-
ed by Fire Department.
Midway Games of Skill, Re
freshments, Novelties.
Legion Auxiliary Meets
Mrs. Clay Eddy Sr. retiring
president of the American Leg
ion Auxiliary Post 167 entertain
ed the regular monthly meeting
of the organization on Wednes-
day June 25. Officers for the
coming year were elected as
follows. President, Mrs Rich
ard Fowler; First vice presi,
dent, Mrs. Fred Epstein; sec,
ond Vice President, Mrs. Jam,
es Feidler; Secretary, Mrs. Au,
ra Harrison; Treasurer, Mrs
Dorothy Brothers.
DOrcas Circle Entertained
The DorCaS Circle Of the Com
munity Church was entertained
at a special meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bessie NeighbOrS
LakeshOre Blvd, on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. NeighbOrS was
formerly of Chester. She was
assisted in entertaining by heI
daughter, Mrs. Wilson Wright.
Chester Grange
The mass degree meeting held
in Chester June "a was attended
by 11O. All Of these were from
Geauga County with the eXcep
ton Of two from Mayfield
Grange and three from Portage
County. Hambden Grange had
the largest attendance with AZ
present. Deputy Master, Jam,
eS Blair, called attention to the
fact that Five members of one
family, the Frank Fink family
of MunSon, we're in the MunSor
Degree team which exemplified
the Third Degree. Hambder
Grange exemplified the Fourth
degree. The work of these gran
geS was very effective.
Announcements were, Each
Grange was asked to donate $1(
worth of hand work or baking
for sale at the Pomona Booth
at the County Fair.
July at $50 pm, is the Ches,
ter Grange Inspection.
July 20. Pomona Picnic al
Thompson Ledges. All Grange
members, their family anc
friends are invited.
July %. Chester Grange pic.
mic at Albert Freshleys.
August %. Chester Grange
women will bake pies at Paines
vile Illuminating Co. Center.
Postal Rates
Postmaster Glenn Evans calls
his patrons attention to the fac
that on August l all First Glass
Mail will require Four cents pei
ounce postage. Air mail will be
seven cents per ounce and post
cards three cents. There will be
a small increase in the cost O.
Third Glass Mail. Also starting
August l all short postage let
terS will receive a penalty o
five cents.
RivervieW Church
Attention is called to CheSte
Young people who attend tn,
ReverVieW Church, On July
the young people will meet a
the home of Dianne and Mau
reen Sweet for a program O
lawn games and a picnic sup
per at 6 pm. then all will go t.
the Chester July 4 celebration
Saturday July 5. They will at
tend a Youth for Christ meeting
in Cleveland. July ID is a Skat
ing party.
July the women of the RI
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