Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-09

tance was Mrs. acobs
grandson, Ronald Jacobs,
wife and children. Stephen
and Cynthia from Columbus.
Change in Rural Carriers
Henry Hanson Jr. answer
ed the draft call on July Z,
and reported for Army duty
for two years. His work as
rural carrier on Rural Route
No. / from the Chesterland
p. O. will be taken over by
the Rev. Harry Banfield, who
will serve as temporary car
rier. Rev. Banfield took over
the duties on June 20.
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Perennial Gardeners
Members Of the Perennial
Gardeners met on June "a at
the home of Mrs. Arthur
Raymond for a picnic. AT the
business meeting which f o l.
lowed the officers were selec-
ted. They will assume their
ing. Pres. Mrs. George Cum
ningham; vice pres, NJ r S (.
Eugene Gehri; Treasurer
Mrs. Kenneth Martineau; re-
cording Sec. Mrs. Lee John;
Corresponding Sec, Mrs
Edgar Basin. A plant quiz
completed the program.
Attend 65 Anniversary Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mich
OILS, Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Boepple and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Russell joined wit h
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sidley of
Austinburg for a dinner hon
oring the 65th wedding ami
versary of their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Boepple OF
Jefferson. The party of ten
had dinner together in an
AShtabula restaurant. Mr..
and Mrs. Boepple former re-
Sidents of Chester are well
known here. The celebration
on June % was the exact
date of their marriage which
took place in Norwalk o n
June %, 1894. Mr.. Boepple is
88 and his bride of 65 years
is "a. They are both in good
health and take complete
care of themselves. Mrs
Boepple is busy with h e I
housework and he has a
small garden, mows his
lawn, etc. Congratulations tc
this esteemed couple.
Besides their four children
the Boepples have 8 grand
children and 25 great grand
children.
1 Return from Northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reit
er and daughter, Ruth Jane
have returned from a months
trip to the northwest. r h G
drive west was across IoWs
and South Dakota with stop,
in the Bad Lands and at Mt
Rushmore. Yellowstone Ma
tional Park was visited ais,
Grand Coulee Dam. After
spending some time in Seat
tie they went to Vancouve
and returned across Canadi
to the Canadian Rockies
where they stopped at LAX
Louise and Banff. T h e
south through Glacier N a
tional Park and home acros
Montana, North Dakota ant
wisconsin. The last sight
seeing stop was at Wiscon
sin DellS.
Card Party
The next public card part,
at the K of P Hall will b
held on July 25. At the las
party Mr.. and Mrs. Clarenc
Battles and Mr.. and Mrs.
Neal Pendelton were i
charge. Prizes in Pinochle
went to Mrs. Walter Vorel
Frank Prislin, first, MIS-
Eta Howell and r o b e r
Perry, second. In Five Hun
dred, winners were Forrest
Bond, Mrs. Lillian c h ip +.
man; Harry Parker and Mrs
Bond. Grand prize WHINE
was Arthur Battles.
Study Club Picnic
The date of the annual
Study Club picnic with hus
bands as guests will be en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Rub on Friday, July Il
with dinner at TOO. N o c
change of date.
lit was a Grand and Gloriou
Fourth
Prizes for best dressed rio
erS Of horses. Boys /. Jane
Bennington; 2, Thomas Pal
terson. 8 Richard Petersen
Girls, /, Sandra Klatka. q
Mary Lou Barnes, 8. Mau
rene Sweet.
Growing of the II
1859 Queen
Miss Karen Jackson. selec
ed as the new queen, was
crowned by the 1858 queen
Miss Julie Wilson. T h e
oIrnnn'S attendants were Par