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

viii be helpful to the council II
their planning il persons interes
ted in any of these classes vii W
Call Mrs. G. j. Oenrider Pa 81
1858 or Mrs. r. T. Banister Ps
9-7217.
Community Meeting r.
The East Hill Community Aic y
has announced pot luck comm
unity supper to be held at the
Aid Building on Thursday Feb n
ruary II at 6 pm. For detailss
call Mrs. Melvin Rear Pa 9-T855H
or Mrs. James Stoner Pa 9-7834. I
Square Dance
A reminder that Saturday eve
ming February starting at 8 pa
m. at the Chester Gym. the West
Geauga Junior Recreation Coun-
ell is sponsoring a square dance.
Mrs. Ben Jaffe Of Cleveland has
been engages as caller.
Bantam BowIers
The top 10 of the Bantam Boys
League of Chester directed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Abel boWled
with the WilloWick Bantam Boys
on Sunday afternoon at Park
side Recreation. Chester Top
Team including Ricky Taylor,
Dean Richmond, Kenneth Lynn
an, Jerry Robuda and Joe CIR.
ant won two games, Willowick
one game. The second team, Ro-
nald Carney, Kurt Hinckley, Ri
cky Kasick, Gary Pobuda and
Jack Abel lost all three games.
The boys are 8 to IL years Of
age.
HEIRWAYS
A daughter was born at st.
Luke's hospital on January %
to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Amer, Hi
ncrest Lane.
Mrs. Jerry Inkster has recei-
we'd word of the birth of a grand
nephew, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Darrell Apt of Dayton. He has
been named Jerry Kilbourn. His
mother was the former Carol ia
cobS.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. James Turner
of Brecksyille were Saturday
nights guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Morrow. On
Sunday all attended the Ciner-
anna South Seas Adventure"
and had dinner at Rondini's. :
Glenn Battles has been relea-
sed from Army duty at Camp
Hilbird. He and Mrs. Battles
have brought their trailer from
Baltimore and are now living in
haywood Trailer Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Peters
and children Jimmie, Mardene
and Nels returned on January
80 from Vero Beach, Florida.
They spent three weeks in ira
iler park there where Mr.. Pet
ersen's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Petersen of Munson
are spending some time. They
also visited Mrs. PeterSen's bro
ther at Fort Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Koch
ert are vacationing in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shanower
entertained their Pinochle Club
on Saturday Evening.
Mrs. Roy Eddy is improving
slowly and is now able to walk
much better.
Eugene Gehri was confined to
his home by illness last week
and unable to be at his work at
F. w. Evans Electrical Company
DR.. and Mrs. C. p. Titus re-
turned from New York City on
Wednesday where they have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs
Marilyn Robinson. Mrs Titus
went to New York by plane. DR..
Titus drove there later and brou-
ght her home. Mrs. Robinson is
operating the Marimur Nursery
School in New York City. She
has % pupils three and four year
olds come in the morning and
four and five year olds in t h e
afternoon. Her assistant was
taken i'll during her mothers Wis
it and Mrs. Titus had the inter-
esting experience of assisting in
this school.
Mrs. Clifford Adams has retu-
rned from Hanna House, Univer-
sity Hospital and is now confined
to her home by illness.
Gordon Petersen, who h a
been .iiS California with relatives
since last summer, has returned
to his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Battles
entertained party of relatives
at dinner of Saturday.
Mrs. Russell Wenger has been
detained at her home from work
in the Chester school cafeteria
because of Bronchial illness.