Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-04


Honor Guest at Luncheon
Mrs. Richard Rees was guest
of honor at luncheon and sho-
Wer at the Chagrin Valley Rid
ing Club on Wednesday.
Heir Ways |
Born a son, at Corey Hospit- |
al to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Met
calf, Cedar Rd., August %. .
Word has been received of the
birth August "a, of a son, Larry
Edward to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
McClintock of Mentor. Mrs. Nc
Clintock was the former Elinor
Ellis of Chester.
The yankees" Win
The Yankees" sponsored by
the Civic Club and with Ernest
Taylor and Buryl McCracken
co-managers, were winners a.
mong the six teams of the West
Geauga Junior League. They
won 10 games and lost one.
In celebration of this honor
parents and friends of the Is
boys in the team to the number
of approximately rs met at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. McCrac-
ken, Cedar Rd., for a picnic on
August 80. A Patterson ball
game was feature of the pro-
gram. The managers gave each
boy a trophy. The Civic Club
has offered two trophies to the
outstanding players. The four
older boys of the team, who will
Graduate" to the Glass D lea
que next year were considered
for these awards, which will be
presented later. OF the four boys
Terry Passalacqua and Leslie
Kasper were selected by vot of
the team to receive tn awards.
Chster Welcome Wagon Club
Mrs. Charles MARI, newly ell
ected president of the Chestr
Wlcome Wagon Club, called a
meeting of the Executive board
at her home on August Is. The
following are members of the
board. Mrs. John Mohr, vice
president and program chair
man; Mrs. Edward Andrews, Sc
cretary; Mrs. Dominic Romon-
to, treasurer; Mrs. Anthony Ca
talioto, hospitality; Mrs. James
Rudy and Mrs. Robert Metcalf,
membership; Mrs. James Long,
projects; Mrs. Walter Smith,
publicity; MRS. Ronald Huge, |
ways and means. Plans includd |
those for the first meeting which |
will feature a fashion show.
Chester News Briefs
People who spend winters at |
Vero Beach, Fla, met at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry |
Ditto on Sunday for a picnic. |
Some came from out of the
state. Several of the number had
breakfast together at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Boeppl.
The S "a m Patterson family
were in Mcdonald, Ohio on
evening to attend Open
House for a nephew Robert
McNees who has recently re-
turned from Army service in
Morocco.
Chester News Briefs
DR.. A. Dewey Bond, of Wash
ington, D. c. had business in
Pennsylvania last week. On Fri
day he came from western Pa.
and spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Bond.
The Rev. a nd Mrs. Samuel
Davis and son, M ark, left on
Monday for Grand Rapids, Mi
chigan. They will return on Sum-
day afternoon, Sept. z.
Out of state relatives who at
tended the CottreH Perry wed
ding includd Mr. and Mrs Ken
meth Sampsel, Leonard, Michi-
gan; Mr.. and Mrs Zick Zerbech |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snider |
of Wayne, Mich. and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Harry Perry of Nunica,
Michigan
Herbert H. Mansfield is visit
ing in Rochester, New York this |
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tack are
now established in their apart |
ment 1860 Chillicothe Road.
Michael Amer, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Louis Amer, Hillcrest Dr.,
celebrated his fifth birthday on |
80 with a party at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smith
and daughter, Charlene, have
returned from a vacation in De-
troit, Dearborn and vicinity.
They went to Detroit on the SIS.
Gordon Petersen, III o has
been in Pasadena, California
the latter part of the summer
will remain there with relatives
and attend school.
Mrs. Melvin Grote and child |
rem, Bonnie, Christine andRo-
bin fr m Ontario, California, |
spent Friday afternoon and ev-