Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-18

This guarantees much better
quality with less loss of but
ter fat. At the Moss Dairy
10 percent of the milk is
brought in In bulk tank. He
explained the testing for but
ter fat and bacteria also the
pasteurizing by the Cleveland
Health Department Codes. A
short time pasteurizing unit
has been added to the Dairy.
This requires one minute and
35 seconds.
Homogenization OF milk
distributes Vitamin d. throu-
ghout the milk. All m ilk
products are equally impor-
tant and must be kept cold.
Mr.. Benson said that all
equipment is now stainless
steel. He emphasized tn e
tremendous change in pack
aging.
| Mr.. Montague talked on
the distribution Of milk. He
said that the Moss Dairy
which was started in 1924,
now handled II dairy pro :
ducts and four other pro
ducts on the trucks. They de
liver in five counties to ap-
proximately $500 customers.
He said there were 80 driv-
er statesmen each with two
/ routes. He remarked on the
bottle changes and describ-
| ed the snow machine which
is used to provide Snow to
keep the milk cool.
4 Other numbers on the pro.
gram were a welcome poem
by Mrs. Forrest Bond. Read.
ings by Mrs. Yaro Sojka and
Mrs. Lawrence Battles, a vo-
cal trio by Levi H artong,
Mrs. Earl Mansfield ano
Ruth Ann Hartong.
The dairy idea was a lsc
carried out in the refresh
ments served by Mr.. an {
Mrs. Ralph Taylor and Mrs
Lawrence Battles. The place
mats emphasized dairy pro
ducts and the table was dec
GRATED with miniature cows
and dairy equipment.
AT the business meeting
the Grange voted to continue
assistance to magnetic Spri
ngs. Mrs. Freshley was ap
pointed to work of Grange
Fair committee. A letter
was read from Representa-
tive B. A. Broughton.
Reports were given o n
Memorial Day.
CheSter News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Ell
der from Indian Rocks Bea
ch, Fa., are now in Ohio.
Mrs. Elder entered st.
Johns Hospital for treatrnen
Mr.. Elder is visiting his sol
Arthur and family and tn.
Rev. and Mrs. S. Yohannal
and other relatives and
friends.
Miss Martha SchWarz witt
a friend, Miss Ida Gum, hai
been spending a month in Ft
Lauderdale, Fla. After h e
graduation Miss Schwarz viii
act as Counsellor at t h e
Gates Mills day camp ant
will also be assistant direc
tor of the Straw Hat Thea
ter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George MY
ers and daughter Beverly
were in Houghton, NY. las
week for the commencement
at Houghton College.
Miss Ruth Ann Hartong ha!
completed her college year
at Muncie, Ind, and is nov
at home.
Jack Bond, formerly of
Chester, was among the gra
duates from Florida State
College at Gainesville thi!
month.
Richard Kingland, a stu
dent at Cornell University q,
has been visiting here. He
came to attend commence
ment at Lake Erie College
Mrs. Ralph Schwarz &C =
companied by Mrs. Irving
Gressel has been on a trip
which included Lexington
Danville and Berea. KY, ano
Wheeling, West Va.
Mrs. C.. O.. Stevens appear.
ed on the Paige Palmer pro
gram on Monday. This pro,
gram emphasized antique
cars. Mrs. Stevens was dres
sed in a costume in keeping
with the period of the cars
Mr.. and Mrs. C. @. Stew.
ems and Jerry Petersen were
at Put in Bay for the stock
car races held there.