Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-08

District committee members,
Mrs. Norman Moss, Mrs. Will
am Hancock, Mrs. Max Sallach;
Mrs. Charles Lorraine, Mrs. Hen
ry Schoenfeld, Mrs. Norman
Harris; Mrs. Robert Lease,
Mrs. Esther Sabin, Mrs. Milton
McMillen.
West Geauga is one of IL Dis
trictS of the Cleveland Council
and includes CheSterland, Rus
sell and Newbury. The District
committee is the operational
unit of the council within the
district. There are now 36
groups. Applications for mem
berShip should be made to Mr. E.
William Hancokc, Maple Dr.,
CheSterland. Adults, either men
or women, interested in mem
berShip should contact Mrs.
Charles Lorraine, Newbury, a.
dult chairman.
Chester News Briefs
Mrs. v. S. Mansfield and son,
Shirley Mansfield of McAllen,
Texas came here last week by
plane. They were called to Ohio
by the death of Mrs. Mansfield
brother, James Mapes. s.s
Mrs. George Maxim was call
ed into Cleveland last week by
Illness and death of her mother,
Mrs. Burton.
Vernon Patterson of Worthing-
ton, Ohio, visited his father N.
C.. Patterson and other relatives
here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Battles enter
tanned at a dinner party on May
in honor of the birthday of
her husband and also Ralph
GroSvenor's birthday which is
the same day. 8
James Patterson and Wayne
Sperry we're in Hiram on Sat
urday of last week to attend an
all day youth Conference held
there.
Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux at
tended a meeting of the Beta
Chapter Of the Andrews School
Alumni in Willoughby on Wed
neSday evening.
The Sam Patterson family
spent Sunday at the Ross Nc
NeeS home in Mcdonald.
Frank Bond of Kent visited in
Chester on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Hansen, Mrs.
Daniel Scott and Mrs. S. Brown
had lunch at the Patio and
visited the Cleveland Art Muse
UNI on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Corbett,
Chillicothe Rd., are the parents
of a daughter born April 80 in
Corey Hospital.
On May 6 the West Geauga
PTA officers for the coming
year, met at the home of Mrs.
II. +. Inderleld.
Mrs. Virgil Mills entertained
at a family dinner on Sunday
in honor of her son, MichaePS
18th birthday.
Out of town guests who came
for the Cikra Beclay wedding
on Saturday, included Mrs. Mar
tha Miller, West Palm Beach,
Florida; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gilbert Allen, Worthington, O.
hio; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ed
wards Cooley Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Abram,
Lorain; Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Fryling II, Erie, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Culbertson, Mead
vile, Pa.
Mrs. Ellen Campbell was SER
iouSly injured in an automobile
accident on Saturday morning.
She was visiting her daughter
and family at Hillview Road in
Cleveland. Saturday they start
ed for Erie, Pa. to visit rela-
tives near Painesville the driv-
er lost control of the car and
it struck a pole. Three of the
party were injured and taken
to PaineSville Hospital but were
released later in hhe day. Tow
were not injured. Mrs. Camp
bell sustained fractured col =
lar bones on each shoulder, an
injured knee, fractured pelvic
bone and other bruises. She was
later taken to St. Alexis HoSpit-
al, Room ITO.
Edward Glaze is expected
home this week from Huron
Road Hospital where he had an
operation for hernia. He is i'm
proving satisfactorily but can
not return to his work for at
least three weeks.
Mrs. Glenn Russell entered
Woman'S Hospital on Sunday
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