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

IN Maryland, South or WASH
ington d. C. have built a new
home and moved into 1t on
May |.
Mrs. e. C. Jacobs who has
spent the winter in Edgewat-
er Florida, expects to return
to her home by plane on May
10.
Kenneth Martineau w h o
is manager of the C e dar :
Warrensville Branch of the
Central National Bank, suf-
fered a heart attack while
working in his yard on Sat
urday. He was rushed t o
st. Lukes Hospital where he
is expected to remain for
treatment from three to five
weeks.
Mrs. Cart Harland, who is
in Hanna House, Lakeside
hospitals, had an operation
for goiter on THURSDAY of
last week. She is reported to
be recovering satisfactorily
and If her Improvement con-
tinueS she may be brought
home the last of this week.
Mrs. Dave Roseum is now
at her home, She is confined
to her bed most of the time
but is improving steadily.
Chester residents are n
debted to the following bus
mess firms for a new tele-
phone directory cover. Her
ringshaw Hardware, Firs I
National Bank of Burton. Klo-
uda Sheet Metal works, dou-
BILE AA Stores. Nellie Sum
mers Realty Inc. and Sales
Radio Lab Service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Bond
have returned from a visit
of 10 days with their S on,
DR.. Dewey Bond and familu
in Mclean, Virginia. On the
return trip they visited beau
tiful and historic Harpers
Ferry, also the Antietam
Battlefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Battles
visited the Rev. and Mrs.
Alfred Jenkins and daughter,
Flora, in Bedford last week.
The Rev. jenkins was a for
mer pastor in the Disciple
Church here. Both Mr.. Jen.
kins and daughter are Ill.
Miss Grace Peacock, Mrs,
Eleanor Herbert and Law.
renee Herbert ali of Cleve.
land, we're week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Battles
and Mrs. Forrest Bond atten
ded the funeral of Mrs. Len
nah Ballentine Dole held II
/ Cleveland on Monday.
Ninety ninth Birthday
Chester's oldest resident
the Rev. Robert Patton, vii
reach his SO birthday on tn
9th of May. The entire com
munity extends congratula
tions and the best of wishe
to this grand old man. Rev
Patton is in usual health an,
interested in the world aroun'
him. His eyesight does no
permit reading but he still
enjoys working in his carpen
ter shop in his basement. H,
still makes seed flats. Tn
Rev. Patton was a ministe
for Sc years and very active
ly engaged in the work Q
his churches. He retired il
1945 but continued for som
time to perform marriag
ceremonies, also baptism an
officiate at funerals. Now h
seldom misses attending tn
Sunday morning church SCI
: vice. He attends the Ches
J ter Baptist Church regularly
/ A window there was recentl
dedicated to him. He a ! S
, attends some services at th
i Claridon Church. where h
was a former pastor Their
a room was dedicated to him
The pastors study is desis
, mated as the Patton Study.
The Rev. Patton has fiv
living children, 13 grandchi
dren and IL great grane
children. A family gatherin
i is planned for Sunday Ma
10. Though his family is som
: what scattered, an effort
being made for as many q
possible to be present. Will
in the next few months the
will be more widely scatter
i ed. Andrew Patton. his sol
) who was formerly a teache
/ in Chester High School,
now teaching at Kent Stat
: College. He has a leave {
t absence from Kent State fe
/ one year and will go to tn
: Philippines where he'll wor
!. on the Point -Four program
: He will be an instructor in
: trade school at Iloilo Unive,
: sity there. Mrs. Patton an
4 two of their sons will accom-
: pany him.
: A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
E drew Patton, Thomas r. P;
: ton will study the Chimes
r language at Yale this sun
a mer and then go to Formos
e where he will be connecte