Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-30

The meeting was in charge of
Lyle Battles, president. The
secretary, N. G. Patterson was
i'll and could not be present and
those duties were taken care of
by Mrs. Samuel Patterson. Two
directors were reelected to tn
board. These were Norman Dro-
ese and Charles Brainard both
of Lake County.
GirftS from Booster Club
The West Geauga Boosters
Club presented gifts of money
last week. The West Geauga
High School band, Paul Parme-
lee, director received a check
for $4,000 with which to pur-
chase additional uniforms. The
Township Constables, Neal Pen
dleton and Bert Hern, were each
given $500 as a start toward
new uniforms.
Attend Bank Dinner
The following from Chester
were in Burton on Saturday to
attend the annual dinner and
business meeting give by the
Burton Bank, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Shanower, Lyle Battles,
N. c. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forre Bond, Mrs. How
ard Bond, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Sperry, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Painter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Lindblade, Mrs. Glenn
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Russell, Elwood Sperry, George
Painter, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rich
mond.
Attended Funeral
Philip Okran, Chillicothe Rd.,
was in Carrolltown, PennSylvan-
la on Friday. He was one of
46 grandchildren to be present
at his grandfather'S funeral.
His maternal grandfather, Gle
mems Venesky who was 86 years
of age, was survived by 13 chill
dren, the 46 grandchildren and
27 great grandchildren.
Reelected to Office
Mrs. George Spargrove has
been reelected as president of
the Flower ArrangerS Club of
Cleveland. She assumed the du-
ties of the second year of the Of
flee on Jan. "a at a meeting
held at the home of DR.. Bernard
Larsen, Cleveland Heights. Also
attending the meeting fro m
Chester were Mrs. Wray Man
ming and Mrs. Burwell Abbott.
Gives Demonstration
Mrs. George Spargrove pre-
sented a flower arranging de-
monStration on Jan. 20 at the
University Heights Garden Club.
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Future HOmemakerS
Sponsored by the West Geau-
ga Future Homemakers of Am
erica, the Teen-agerS' Charm
Clinic was initiated on Tuesday,
Jan. 81, 1858, under the direction
of Mrs. Jack Hill, a former fash
Ion model with Halle Bros. Co.
and Sterling Lindner Davis.
Approved by the Geauga Coun-
ty Office of Education the is
week course will include expert
enceS in postural balance, per-
sonal hygiene, h air styling,
makeup, the selection and care
of appropriate dress and social
etiquette.
BY learning how to handle the
daily situations they encounter
the teenagerS know they will de-
velop a certain amount of poise
and confidence which will allow
them to be a more pleasing
friend, date, career girl, wife,
hostess or mother.
ZOning Permits
william T.. Bebout, Chester
Chester Township Zoning In
Spector, issued the following per-
mits last week. Leon Gaines, 80
wilson's Mills Road carriage
shed; Frank K. Bagaria, East
Hill Dr., residence; Anthony Tiz-
zano, Buckeye Dr., residence;
Dr., sub lot IS, residence.
Lincoln Construction Co., Lynn
Drive, sub lot 25, residence.
Heir Ways
Mrs. Kirk Benson and infant
-. Lax,o raf,,r1aoI m thair hn11nn