Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-04-09

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odore Eich, George Painter
william MacKernon and
John Carlson. Birthday cakes
decorated with yellow can.
dies were made by Mrs Pa.
tterson, Mrs. s. Hayashi and
Mrs. F.. H. Bond.
At the next meeting on MAY
4 a picnic lunch is being ar.
ranged.
Hospital Auxiliary News
| The following members oi
the Chester Chapter Commu.
nifty Hospital Auxiliary vol
unteered to assist in a Coun.
ty Auxiliary Booth where q
bake sale was held at the
Maple Festival on April 5.
Mrs. Daniel Elliot, Mrs.
Bert Hern, Mrs. Robert Gu
innings, Mrs. Melvin Rich
mond, Mrs. Edward Nolan
and Mrs. George Richmond
They also assisted in t b e
Sugar STIR booth. These
and other members furnish
ed toward the sale Of baked
goods
Chester AuDiliary served
the yearly turn as hostess at
the County Hospital Auxil-
iary meeting held in Burton
congregational Church o n
April 1, with the following
members assisting, Mrs. Eu-
gene Painter, Mrs. Nelson
Pulsifer, Mrs. John 10th, Mrs
Charles Mapes, Mrs. Walter
Vorel, Mrs. Frank Feigle,
Mrs. Paul Steinfurth, Mrs.
Bernard Campbell, Mrs. w.
G. DeGraff and Mrs. Daniel
Elliott. This Chapter presen-
ted it's parent organization
with a check for $4,000 at
that meeting and requested
that it be applied toward the
balance Of the County Auxil-
iary's building fund pledge.
(ThiS was in addition to the
Chester Auxiliarys paid up
pledge of $500.00) If anyone
would like to join the Hospi-
tai Auxiliary or to make a
contribution of any kind, for
any purpose, please contact
Mrs. Alfred Kus, 245 Chilli
cothe Road, Phone Park g.
1889.
Articles made by Blind
Raymond Smithisler, Chill
licothe Road has taken over
the work of distributing arti-
cles made at the Cleveland
Institution for The Blind. Or
ders are taken over the phone
thus eliminating house to
house selling.
BroomS, rugs, other house
hold articles and also many
things for gifts are included.
There is a display in t h e
window of the Chester Bank,
Mayfield Road.
Crafts Day
Crafts Day, which will take
the place of Achievement
Day this year, has been an
nounced for April 16 starting
at 1000 am. at Troy Com
munity House. Included o n
the program will be a talk
by Mrs. Everett Barnum of
Thompson on Hobbies. This
will be in the morning. In
the afternoon, Mrs. Mary
Lynne Weenink of Cleveland,
who is well known to Geauga
County audiences, will speak
on Perfume from the Bible.
Tickets for the luncheon price
SIPS each may be obtained
from Mrs. Ralph Shanower
or Mrs. Ralph Nichols. Tick
cts must be obtained b y
April 10.
Club Luncheon
Chester women who a e
interested are invited to at
tend the Woman's Republican
Club Luncheon to be held at
the Manor House on April 81,
at IL noon. Tickets may be
obtained from Mrs. Jack Ball
The price is $1.40 per plate
and reservations must be in
by April 18.
The speaker is to be David
DenniSon.
Perennial GardnerS
Mrs. Edgar Bastin, Sperry
Road, was hostess to the last
meeting of the perennial gar
deners at her home on March
25. The program was max
ing of Easter corsages. The
work was directed by Mrs.
Raymond Kochert.
Plans were discussed for
the May Flower Show. This
will be for members only and
not for the public a S last
year.
West Geauga Kiwanis
The West Geauga Kiwanis
Club have announced t h e