Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-11
New Club for Golden Ayers Plans First
Meeting Wednesday, Sept Bat Chester
BY LENNAH b. BOND
Phone Park 9-7016
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BY LENNAH b. BOND
Phone Park 9-7016
Golden Age News
An effort is being made to
start Golden Age movement in
Geauga County. The first group
has been formed in the West Ge-
auga area.
This group will hold its first
meeting of the fall season on
Monday Sept. Is at 1:30 pm. in
the social hall of the Chester
land Community Church. Any
one in Geauga County interest
ed in starting or working with
Golden Age group is urged to at
tend this meeting.
The program has been eSpeci-
ally planned with this in mind.
The two speakers will be Mrs.
Helen Brodie, past president of
the "Eventide Club. This club
meets at the Church of the Mas
ter in Cleveland. Mrs. Brodie al
SO acted as program chairman.
She will bring and play her au-
to harp which is one of her ma
ny hobbies. Mrs. Lillian Osborn,
who is past president of the
Cleveland Council of Elders of
the Golden Age Center and at
present is vice president of the
Eventide" group will also be
p e S n t. Mrs. OSbourn will
bring samples of her ceramic
work and some of her hooked
rugs.
The Federation of Womens
Clubs is helping to promote the
formation of these clubs ALI
churches in the county are ask
ed to bring this to the attention
Of. their senior citizens. All men
and women over go are well
come.
The first Golden Age Group
started in the Cleveland area in
1889 and was a success from
the beginning. Today there are
81 such groups with the total for
Ohio at 260.
Riverview Bible Church
The two study groups meeting
on Wednesday evenings continue
to be of help and interest to ma
ny. One, a study of the Book of
Revelation is taught by James
Rohler. The other, First steps
in the Christian Faith" is taught
by the pastor Rev. Harry Ban
field. It is not too late to join
either of these groups. If inter
eSted contact Rev. Banfield. =
Monday, Sept. Is. The Men of
the church will attend the Eel
lowShip meeting at the Church
in the Vale.
Sept. 10. Chester Young Peo-
pie will join with others from
the Church for miniature Golf
party and leave the church at
7:30 for the golf courses on Full
lertoWn Road and Route 81.
EvangeliStic Meetings Plans
are being made for Evangelistic
meetings during the week of Oc-
tober 5 through IL. The Rev.
Herbert Bidgood of Hawthorne
N. J. formerly of Chester will
! conduct these services. He will
be assisted by Bruce Woodmar
a vocal and instrumental SoloiSt
Mr., Woodman is also a mission
ary candidate to South Ameri-
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On Friday ept. 5 adult mem.
berS o f the Riverview Sunday
School enjoyed a treasure hunt
This started at the Siplock home
on Sperry Road and ended al
the Lester Thayer home on Cav
eS Road where a wiener roast
was participated in at the Thay
er picnic ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Spon
sellor We're adult sponsors for a
picnic supper party held on Sep
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Marion KarSnak home.
The Missionary Society of the
RiVerview Church met on Sept
9 for a work meeting at the Sip
lock Recreation Building.
Baptist Church News
An audience of over $50 peop
le enjoyed the Music Festival
held at the church Sunday even
ing, Sept. 7. The very liberal of
fering was in excess of $500 ano
made possible the dedication o1
not one, but two windows in the
Christian Education Building
Five windows have now beer
dedicated in this building. Any
one interested in dedicating q
window in memory or in honor
OF a loved one, please contact
Rev. Samuel Davis.
The Youth leaders met in the
pastors study Monday night te
finish planning the fall Youth
program. The young people will
have their first meeting of the
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