Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-05

Werner Hefter. II was lunch
con meeting with Mrs. Sperry
and Mrs. Battles assisting. Mrs.
the retiring President
was presented with a gift.
Bake Sale
The Past Chiefs Club of teh
Maple Leaf Temple have annou-
need a bake sale which will be
held at Mullen'S I.G.A.S Store on
Friday February 6. Sales will
start at 1:30 and continue until
sold out.
Perennial Garden Club.
Wednesday evening January
% was the meeting of the Per-
ennial Gardeners. This was held
at the home of Mrs. Vernon Kau-
fman, Sherman Road. The pro-
gram included the showing o
garden slides by Mrs. Daniel
Elliott and Mrs. Kaufman. There
was some discussion of plans for
the clubs May Flower Show.
Chester Baptist Church
Feb. 8 Boy Scout Sunday will
be observed at the IL am. wor-
ship service. 7:30 a film, Cen
terville Awakening, will b e
shown.
Feb. 9 at $50 at First Baptist
Church in Cleveland, the annual
will be held. For dinner
reservations call Mrs. Clement
Craig.
Feb. IL At IL noon the Ladies
Aid luncheon will be served.
Ladies Aid members will serve
supper to the staff of the Red
Cross Blood Mobile at the Chur-
ch.
7::30 pm. the fifth course in
evangelism conducted by t h e
Rev. Samuel D. Davis. Topic,
How Does God Deal with Man
in Evangelism"
Feb. Ia Fellowship Glass will
the church at 4 pm. for a
sleigh ride party if weather per-
mits. This will be followed by a
pot luck supper at the church
$50 7 pm.
Bible Church
Feb. 6 The young people will
attend the West Geauga Kenston
game. After the game
they will go to the Roh1er home
for refreshments.
Feb. 8 : Christian Fellowship
Party at Mentor on the
Lake.
Feb. 10 Riverview Missionary
Circle at the home of Mrs. N. l..
Sperry Road. Mrs. Lois
Miller of Oriental Missions will
be guest speaker.
Polio Drive
Mrs. Jack Ball, Chester Town
ship Chairman of the Polio
Fund Drive, reports that t h e
efforts were very successful and
that she will have a complete
report by next week. Captains
for the work we're Mrs. Max Sa-
llach, Robert Harmacek, Mrs.
Norman Moss, Mrs. Frank Flip
ski, Mrs. Ray Robinson.
Following are a list of the SOL
icitorS, Mesdames Tom Battles,
John Beclay, Albert Benkosky,
Kirk L. Benson, E. Brooks, Geo
rye G. Busta, Kenneth Butler,
Robert Cummings, Paul DiAdia-
rio, Richard D. Eler, r. S. us
Ter, Kenneth H. Greiner, Thom-
as Laughlin, j. O'Brien, Crete
Pilmer, Frank Smrdel, John So
kora, David Ross, Howard Tes-
reu, Gordon Wright Maldwyn
Pritchard, Richard Byron, Geo.
rye Kundtz, Wallace Ingraham,
T. A. Smith, Peter Petersen III,
William v. Laucks, Ray Schee-
rer, James Miklasic, Sidney CIR
aft, Tom Martin, Charles Dec
ker, Robert Ralston, Robert Ba-
umgartner, William Bebout, An
thony Cataliota, Clarence Mess
er, Louis Masiello, Albert Matu-
six, Daniel Elliott, Frank Frigle,
James Fathauer,.
Mesdames James Mclaughlin,
Charles Gilbert, w. E. Russell,
William Faber, Donald Slime,
William Soukup, James X. Smi-
tn, John Napp, James Sipan,
Arthur Elder, George Hutchins-
on, Donald DeMuth, Edward
Flaze, Gail Painter, Herman Kr-
euz, Thomas Harris, Ralph Aui-
gley, Robert Lease, Ray Bruen-
ing, Clearence Wieland, Robert
Auth, Dominic Romonto, John
Marno, Madison Tomlinson, Ge-
orge Williams, Christensen, Da-
lie Williamson, G. F. Dill, William
Harmacek, Robert Dixon, Rob-
ert Christensen, Joseph Galiardi
Gerald Nolan, r. Parsons, Anth-
ony Dicello Jr. Hugo Martinson,
Theodore Douglass, Warren Lat
tin, Albert Freslay, William CHI