Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-03-26

18. Death was due to cancer
of the throat. He had been
Ill for some time. He was a
former employee of the Pic
ker x Ray Company.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Helen Naymik,
his mother, Mrs. Mary Drost
and a brother, Michael, three
sisters, Lillian, Mrs. Ann a
Barna and Mrs. Margaret
Krailo.
Christ Presbyterian Church
News
A fellowship dinner is an
nounced for members a n d
friends of the Christ Presby-
terian Church for Tuesday
March 81 at 6 pm. This will
be held in the cafeteria o
the West Geauga high school.
Following the meal, a short
family centered program en-
phasizing youth stewardship
and Church school services
to the family will be conduc-
ted by the Christian Educate
on Committee. This is the
first family dinner of 1859.
At the Palm Sunday ser.
vices the following new mem
bers were introduced to the
! congregation. Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Kasky; Mr.. and Mrs
Adam Horton, Robert a n d
Richard Horton; Mr., and
Mrs. Arnold Veraguth; MIR
and Mrs. Delbert Devoe;
Mrs. William Lorber; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Clyde; Mr.
and Mrs. John Mackie; MIR
and Mrs. Harold Bobbitt; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Martin
son; Burton Maxim; Patric,
la OsHare; Mrs. Douglas
! Boss; Mrs. Richard Rich
mond. Communion was also
observed on Palm Sunday.
Slave Auction
/ On Saturday April 18 The
young people of the w e
Minister Fellowship will of
fer themselves for a day
work at whatever reasonable
task their masters for h
day may assign them. Auc
ton, at a time and place tt
be announced, will be helt
in the morning, with Slave
going to the highest biddel
to work when needed.
There are sturdy boys AM
girls for garden spading, TO
basement and garage clean
ing, house cleaning, window
washing, etc, etc.
Proceeds will be used to
ward equipment for tn
Christ Presbyterian Church
Friends Church
TIL e Mayfield Fri end
! Church Organization has sol
its property on Lander Roa,
and plan to build a n e \
church in Chester. At presen
the temporary location is a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Phillips, 445 May
field Road across from Man
chester Farms. (The forme
l.. S. Mapes place.. Hour
of services are 10 am. Sun
day school; IL am. WORSHIP
service; 7::30 evening ser
vice. The pastor is Rev. Cal
ther Reich, 1885 Genese'
Ave. Mayfield Heights. Pho
ne HI. 2-7276.
Card Party
Saturday March % at 8:3
pm. is the date of the month
ly card party at the K o
P Hall. Progressive Pinochl'
and Five Hundred will b
played. Refreshments an {
prizes. The public is invited
Past Chiefs Club
Mrs. Virgil Battles wa!
hostess to the monthly lun
cheon meeting of the Maple
Leaf Temple Past Chief
Club held at the home O,
Mrs. Dave Roseum on Tues
day. Plans were made fol
Past Chiefs Clubs at t h 4
of p Hall on April 81.
Welcome Wagon Club
The Chester Welcome Wa
gon Club will hold a boarc
meeting on Wednesday Apri
/ at $3.50 pm. at thehom'
of Mrs. Robert Metcalf, 236!
Cedar Road.
Chester Study Club
Mrs. Edward Glaze enter
tanned the Chester STUDY
Club on Wednesday evening
Mrs. S. Hayashi reviewed
the book, Anna and h
King of SIAM, written b J
Margaret Landon and pub
lished in 1914. She stated tina
there were four points o
interest in the book, The po
litical standpoint; The Gus
toms in Siam; the story o
Anna; Interest in the people
of Siam. Mrs. Melvin Real
told of the musical play. "Thf