Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-15

Trustees Organize
The Chester Township Trus.
tees, Lyle Battles, John Ri ch.
monds and Robert Lease have
selected John Richmond to con.
tinue as chairman for 1858 with
MIR. Lease as Vice Chairmen.
Howard Bond will continue as
Highway Supervisor and William
Bebout as Zoning Inspector. DR..
Robert Stockton was appointed
to the Zoning Commission an d
Frank e DoWner to the Board
of Appeals.
The Trustees approved a bud
get of over $50, 900, which will be
published. Meetings will be con-
tinued on the second and a
Thursdays of each month at 800
IN. These are held at the Town
Hall.
Businessmen Elect Officers
AT the December meeting of
the Chesterland Businessmen S
Association five Trustees w r e
elected. These were, Clyde Wehr
Mrs. Isabelle Kochert, Norman
Moss, Robert Bennett and Leon
ard Petersen. According to the
by laws these trustees elect the
officers who are as follows.
President, Peter Petersen III.
Vice President, James Bringing,
Secretary, Frank Lavrich; Trea-
surer, Norman Moss. Norman
Gonsalves was selected to con-
tinue as editor of the Clubs pub
lication, The West Geauge Com
municator.
The officers will be installed
at the fourth annual dinner whi-
ch viii be held at Aurora Inn
on January 22.
Speaker for hat event will be
Mr.. Bauer of the Beattie Jewel
ry Company. His subject an ILL
ustrated lecture with colored sill
des on Oddities in Precious
Gems"
Long Record of Service
r.. o. Stone, who has been
employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad for the past 81 years,
retired on January l. Mr.. Stones
duties with the Railroad were
mostly as telegraph operator. He
started work in Marietta, Ohio,
with the Marietta Branch of the
railroad, at the age of 16. In
1909 he was transferred to Cleve-
land where he continued for so
years.
Mr.. Stone and his wife, Doro-
thy, live on Caves Road in Ches-
ter. He has a son, DR.. John Sto-
ne of East Lansing, Michigan
and a daughter Mrs. william We
lies of HorSeheads, New York,
and six grandchildren.
Congratulations to Mr.. Stone
on this long period of service,
Lodges Install Officers
Chester X of P Lodge and
Maple Leaf Temple held joint
installation of officers at the hall
on Thursday evening January g..
Installing team for the Temple
Installing Officer, Mrs. Dave Ro-
scum; Grand Senior, Mrs. Clar-
ence Battles; Grand Manager,
Mrs. Lyle Battles. Officers insta-
He'd were Past Chief, Mrs. Leon
nard CieChanski; Most Excel
ent Chief, Mrs Wayne Parks; Sc
nior, Mrs. Ernest Roseum; Jun
ior, Mrs. Cecilia Rhodes, Man
ager, Mrs. Yaro Sojka; Secre-
tary, Mrs. Arthur Battles, Trea-
surer, Mrs. Kenneth Sperry; Pr
otector, Mrs. Christine Clark;
Guard, Mrs. Levi Hartong; Pia-
mist, Mrs. Jerry Inkster; Trus-
tee, Mrs. George Parr.
Installing officers for the X of
P Lodge, were Grand Chancel-
lor o. A. Ranney; Grand Pre-
late, Clarence Battles; Master
of Arms, N. C. Patterson.
Officers are, Chancellor Com,
mander, Keith Sperry; Vice CHI
ancellor, Murle Pratt; Master of
Works, Clarence Brichford; Sec
retary, Kenneth Sperry; Finan-
cial Secretary, Arthur Battles,
Treasurer, Dave Roseum; Pre-
late, Charles Kochert; Master at
Arms, Sanford Cottrell; Inner
Guard, Levi Hartong, Outer Qua
rd, Yaro Sojka.
Announcement was made that
five baskets of fruit were sent
to shut ins during the holidays.
Also that Mrs. Clarence Battles
would entertain the Past Chiefs
Club on January 81.
Nurses Association Meets
Mrs. Dallas Bierman was hos
tess to the newly organized West
Geauga Nurses Association a t
her home on Thursday evening.
The speaker was Mrs. Phyllis
Anderson of Lyndhurst, W h is
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