Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-07-02

EIafi urlli pIcGure Gagen IN
1903 was particularly inter :
esting.
East Hill Aid Business
Meeting
At the annual meeting OF
the East Hill Community
Aid Society, the following tr-
ustees were chosen: Mesd :
DANES Kenneth Sperry, Lynn
Battles, Martin Langaa, Lyle
Battles, James Stoner, Ralph
Kneale, w. II. Randen, A L
bert F'reshley and Melvin
Rear. Officers were elected
as follows: Mrs. Ralph Kne-
ale, president; Mrs. Kenneth
Sperry, vice pres; Mrs
Lynn Battles, sec; Mrs. Ja-
mes Stoner, treas; MIS-
Lyle Battles will continue as
Sunshine chairman with
Mrs. Langaa as co chair :
man. Mrs. Stoner and Mrs.
Rear were appointed as adj
ministrators Of the building.
Usage Of the building must
be cleared through them.
This Aid customarily serv-
es dinner at $50 on the sec
ond Thursday of each month.
The next dinner will be a
picnic to be held at Forest
Lane, Metropolitan P rk
North Chagrin Reservation
starting at $50 Thursday
July g..
West Geauga Day Camp
Registration for West Ge-
auga day camp will be taken
at the July 4th Homecoming
There will be two sessions,
starting July 8 and July 20
of two weeks of five d a y s
each from 900 am. to 200
pm. The charge is $1,000
each per session.
The camp is on the Peter
Rub property on Heath Rd.
Red Cross swimming instruc-
ton will be under the direc-
ton of Robert Jackson at the
Pebble Brook Country Club
across from camp location.
Sewing Box Kids Four Fl
Sandra White reports that
the Sewing Box Kids 4 Fl
club directed by Mrs. Gail
Painter, met at the home of
Carol Ziegler on June % and
that the next meeting will be
at the home of Joyce Clary.
The first year girls a r e
making needlebooks, tea to-
wells and bean bags; Second
year, aprons, blouses an d
head scarves, Third year ,
cotton dresses.
The community project is
to get something for tn e
school. Funds will be raised
at a Bake Sale at Mullen's
T. G. A. Store on July 8 start
ing at 11:00.
New Minister
Starting on July 5, t h e
Rev. Ralph Lenz of Blooms
burg, Pa. will assume t h e
responsibilities as pastor OF
the Riverview church. F o r
the present the family will
live on Music Street in New
bury.
Chester Grange
At the meeting of Chester
Grange held in the T o W n
Hall on Tuesday evening,
June %, Raymond Stone.
gave demonstration on Elec-
trical Safety. In the demon
stration he used many home
appliances and explained
how overlooking could burn
out motors. Many other help
full suggestions were given.
He did not recommend clean
ing motors at home and said
to use only fuses recommen-
ded by your electrician. He
said that 110 voltage could be
even more harmful than high
er voltages
Ralph Smih Jr. was again
selected as Geauga County
prince. Mrs. Lawrence
Battles reported on the Prin-
ce and Princess contest.
Mrs. Forrest Bond gave a
legislative report. Plans for
the Fair were continued
There was voting for State
Delegate and alternate.
July IA is Grange inspec-
tion date. July % there will
be a picnic at Albert Fresh
leys. Election of officers will
be held August IL.
Refreshments were served
by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mahler, Mrs. j. j. Lyman.
Mrs. Paul Whiting also fur
nished refreshments.
Notice
Mrs. John Eykyn, Cheser
librarian, announces that the
Chester Branch Library will
be closed on July 4.
Interesting Trip
Miss Marilyn Campbell,
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