Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05
Chester Postoffice Gets Rating
of 1st Class; Name New Carriers

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time. The infant was buried in
Chester Cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gehri have two other sons and
a daughter.
Graveside services were held
May 29 with Rev. Samuel Davis,
pastor of the Baptist Church, Of
ficiating. Arrangements were by
the Gordon B. Blowers Funeral
Home.
Community Church News
Sunday, June will be Child
ren'S Day at the Chester Com
munity Church. This will be held
d u i ng the morning worship
hour. The members of the
Church School will share their
worship with the adults in the
sanctuary. AT this time, a pro-
gram, Come with Hearts Re-
joicing" will be presented.
For the past year, under the
direction of Mrs. Allen Francis
co, Superintendent The follow
ing people have made up the
staff of the Church School; Mrs.
Harold Bobbitt, Mrs Howard
Boss, Mrs. Ralph Garfield, Miss
Pell Ebert, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Ebert, Mrs. D. F. Form
halls, Miss Joy Formulas, Mr..
Gerald GilJetly, Mr. Richard
Halverstadt, Mrs. Robert KieSel-
bach, Mrs. George Kundtz, Mrs.
Warren Latin, Mrs. william
Marshall, Miss Beth Osbourn,
Mrs. Peter Rub, Mrs. G. P. I'll
tuS, Mrs. Judson ToWnley and
Mrs. William Wallace.
Baptist Church News
Sunday, June 8 is Children's
Day and a special program has
been planned for Sunday morn
ing Worship Service at II am.
Children from the nursery thru
the junior dept. and adults
also will take part in the ser
vice. A play, Jesus, Friend of
the Children" will be presented
under the direction of RIrs.
Buryr McCracken.
A film, walking with God, j"
will be shown at the Witness
Service at 7:30 pm.
Sunday, June Is, Fathers
Day will be observed. The Jun
ior Youth Group will hav e
charge of the morning service.
June % at 10:15 a m. has been
set for the ground breaking for
he new Chri9tian Education
Building. The church asks that
each and every person in CheS-
terland will pray that this new
building, when finished will ac-
CompliSh a real Christian pur-
pose in the community.
At the morning worship SER
vice June l, copy of Every
day Religious Living" by Joseph
Newton Ford, was presented to
the young men and women grad
yates of West Geauga, who are
connected with the Church.
They are Ardene Nelson, Joyce
Kler, Maralyne Pollard, Char
les Butz, John Arp Jr., Barry
Pierce, Jean McGrew, Tom Full
ton, Mary Ann Stroup, Sue Grit
fee, Linnette Petersen, Sylvia
Whitmer, Gary Cunningham,
Richard TeSreau and William
Mann
The Friendly Glass held their
monthly meeting on Monday,
June 2 at the Manor House, at
PunderSOn Lake
Vacation Church School
Vacation Church School will
be held at the Baptist Church
June 16 81 with picnic on
June % The sessions will be
Monday through Friday 9 am
to II noon. Registration Day is
June Is. The fee is $1.00 per
child or a maximum of $500 a
family. For transportation call
Rev. Davis, PARK 9-7101 or Mrs.
Buryl MCCracken Park 9-7723.
A fine program has been plan
ned under teachers who have
recently completed a course of
special training. The Nursery
Dept. is for three years olds;
kindergarten 4, and 6 year
olds, who have not attended
school; Primary, children who
will next fall be in grades 2, 3, 4;
Junior, Boys and girls who next
fall will be in grades 5, 6 or 7
Camp Fire Girls
On May 81 the Good Little
Blue Birds gave a tea at the
home of their leader, Mrs. Will
liam Hancock, Maple Drive.
The girls provided the refresh
mentS and served them. Their
mothers were guests. Those pre-
sent were Mrs. Donald DeGreen,
Mrs. Edward FaSsett, Mrs. John
Guminiak, Mr.. John Hetzel,
Mrs. Jerry Tank, Mrs. Mich
ael Roth, Mrs. JudSon Townle
and Mrs. Gail Painter.
The Good Little Blue Birds re-
Gently made a trip to the Brook