Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-29

1lE1u at ElRH SCliUUl lWO local
| ministers will lead a panel dis
cussion on the topics, "Underst-
anding values" and Virtues and
Morals of Young Children.
Chester Study Club
/ First Lady Portraits was the
topic for the Study Club meet.
ing when it met at the home oi
i Mrs. Raymond Richmond or
Wednesday evening January 81
j Mrs. Daniel Denniston gave
the life history of Mrs. James
Madison; The life story of Mrs
Rutherford B. Hayes was tolo
by Mrs. Nelson Ray and Mrs
Peter Rub had for her topic, Mrs
Franklin d. Roosevelt.
Mrs. Norman Moss represent.
ed the Study Club at a recent
Public relations meeting. Hel
report was given to the club. The
Club voted to assist in the Col
den Age project.
Next meeting on February
with Mrs. Judson Townley.
Camp Fire News
| No we tom pat-imm-im
Camp Fire Group held a party
Friday night at the home of Mar.
tha and Kathryn Davis, Westch.
ester Trail. A committee compo,
sed of Nancy Lease, Carol Can.
| field, Frances Glaze and Martha
Davis planned the entertainme.
ent and served refreshments
which they had prepared. Other
members who attended were Sh
aron Veraguth, Judy Barth, Ka.
thryn Davis and Marilyn Hlav
ak, also Mrs. Robert Lease, lea.
der and Mrs. Arnold Veraguth
sponsor.
Guests were Vyki Evans, Ell
izabeth Pfender, Nancy Guella
Holly Hollis, Melinda Schick
Susan Rogaliner, Barbara Reg,
ula and Kathy Aston.
Mrs. Harry Davis entertained
the West Geauga District Com
mittee of Camp Fire Girls at g
meeting at her home on Wednes
day January 81. This commit
ee meets monthly to help carry
out the Camp Fire Girls progr
am in tbs area and acts as E
laiSon between the Cleveland
. Council board and the local Ca
mp Fire and Blue Bird leaders
and their groups. Mrs. Belle Sto
kes was named new Adult Mem
bership chairman. Anyone inter
ested in helping the Camp Fire
program at an adult membeI
call Pa 9-4528.
Square Dance
Saturday evening February
at 8 pm. the Junior Recreation
Council will sponsor a square da
nee at the Chester School Gym
nasium. Admission will be ST. OF
per couple; rs cents single an6
so cents for children under IL
Members of the junior Recrea
tion Council, composed of repre-
sentatives Of the Sixth Grade
are Val Jackson, Randy Hamil
ton, Mary fraud, Linda Moore
and Mary OSbourn.
Civic Association Meets
The Chester Civic Association
has announced another, "Crac.
ker barrell" session on Monday
February 2 at 8:15 at the West
Geauga High School. A panel
consisting of Frank Schofield
Co. Supt of Schools, Upshar Ev.
ans member County Planning
Commissioner and Glenn Rynea.
rson of Middlefield will lead q
discussion centered around Cou.
unity problems and their effect
on us. All interested are invited
to attend. Coffee will be served
Golden Age Club
The next meeting date for the
West Geauga Golden Age Club
which holds monthly meetings
at the Community Church, viii
be February 2 at / pm. James
Shota from the Ashtabula Socia
Security Office will give a tall
on the improved Social Secur
ity set up.
Gard Party
Hosts and hostesses for the mo
nthly card party at the K of
Hall on Saturday night were Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Sperry, Mr.
and Mrs. Dave RoSeum and Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil Battles. Prizes
in Pinochle were firstS Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Perry, Char d l
second Mr.. and Mrs. Albert We
risky, Richmond Heights; II
Five Hundred, firsts Forrest Bo
nd, Mrs. Rose Speer, Richmond
Heights, second Clarence Birch
ford, Willoughby and Mrs. Geo
rye Parr. Grand Prize winner
Mrs. Earl Norton, Willoughby.
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Attends Furniture Market
James Sipan owner of tn {
Chesterland Furniture Company
spent four days at the worlds
largest furniture market recent
ly held in Chicago.
He visited exhibits held at the
Furniture Market, The Merchan
disc Mart, The Palmer House
Drake Hotel and Morrison Hot
ell. Only the best manufactures
are represented at this furniture
market and only bonafide mer,
chants with good credit rating
are acceDtabIe as Y1lrcha SarS