Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-05-07


Recreation leader Judy Ben
son, N EWS Reporter; Bar
bara Wenger, Safety and
Health Director. Other mem
bers to date are Betty Joe
Allin and Virginia Shiplett.
The next meeting will be on
June 10 at the home of Mrs.
Painter.
Chester Grange
A picnic supper preceded
the regular meeting of the
Chester Grange on Tuesday
evening. The apron and GRO
chet contests were held. The
Judges were Mrs. George
Spargrove and Mrs, Merle
Hadlock. Mrs. Lawrence Bat
ties was winner in both the
tea apron and work apron
contest. Mrs. Clarence Bat
ties was winner with h r
crocheted doiley. Items o t
business included the Selec-
tioon Of a nominee for State
Grange delegate. Ralph Smi.
tn Sr., was elected and Mrs,
=. J. Lyman was nominee for
alternate. A vote prevailed
to pay the balance of Ches.
ter Grange share toward the
furnishing of a room for the
new Community Hospital.
The legislative Agent, Mrs,
Forrest Bond relayed a letter
of information from the State
Legislative Grange agent.
An announcement was made
that Pomona Grange would
be held in Chester on May
16 and that Summit County
Pomona would confer t h c
Fifth Degree. Plans were
made for. the annual Memor.
ial Day service. Mrs. Albert
Freshley was appointed to
take charge of the display
booth at the County Fair
Others will assist. Master
Levi Hartong will call o r
members delinquent in dues
There was no Lecturers
| program, instead there was
degree practice.
This Grange exemplified g
Fourth Degree in Hambder
on Monday evening. Those
taking part in the work were
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Hartong
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fresh
ley, Mrs. Lawrence Battles
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Battles
Mrs. Yaro Sojka, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Clarence Battles. Mrs
Neal Pendleton, Roland Ma
pes, Ralph Smith, Jr., Muir
ray LaMoreaux. Mrs. Rolant
Mapes, pianist, Mrs. LaMor
eaux, soloist. A tableau n
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. o. A
Ranny and their grandchild
rem, Thomas, Paul, an
Mary Helen Ranney.
Memorial Day
As has been the custom fo
the past 26 years, the Ches
ter Grange will sponsor tn
Memorial Day Services thi
year. Services will be he'll
on Saturday, May 80, at /
am. on Saturday May 30th
David Eardley, Geauga Cour
ty Assistant Prosecutor wi
deliver the address. The Wes
Geauga V.F.W. The Ches
ter Garden Club and othe
organizations will assist.
Chester News Briefs :.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. Vol
AMMAN are now at their hom
on Chillicothe Road after a
absence of nearly four MOI
this. In late December the
went to Rutherfordton, Mort
Carolina where they remain
ed until early April.
They report that to be
very pleasant city and tn
weather there was very goo<
On the return trip they Wer
east and visited their sol
in law and daughter, M
and Mrs. Wendell Parr /
Bloomfield New Jersey.
The Yohannan's new telel
phone number is Park 9-477.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wel
ger and daughter, Barbar
and son, Russell left late FIR
day for southern Michiga
where they will visit h i
father and attend a famil
reunion.
Ramon Battles who is tai
ing graduate work at Kel
State College in preparatio
for teaching, is doing pra
tice teaching at West Geaugt
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ba
ties attended the Ayster -Hu
ford wedding at st. Chris
ophers by the River {
/ Saturday afternoon. Prece,
I ing the wedding, Mrs. Ba
I ties gave a luncheon for tt
! bride elect, Miss Marilyn A,
\ ster and her attendants. III,
4 parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jol
4 Ayster of Gates Mills wel
4 also present.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ba
4 ties, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthl
4 Battles and Mr.. and MIR
N Forrest Bond Joined Mr.. al