Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-12-10

sal Bible Sunday.
December II, 800 pm. the
Missionary meeting at tn e
church. Good cheer baskets
will be packed and t h e
will be a program in charge
Of Mrs. George Hutchison.
December is birthay mon
th and the attendance goal
has been set at :00. The nur-
sery room has new equip :
ment for teaching young chill
dren and the crib room has
facilities for caring for t h e
babies.
The Church Bell
The communication sent
out by the Community chur-
ch each month has been ma
med 1.-THE Church Bell. It is
Illustrated with a bell in the
upper left hand corner.
The real bell in the Com
munity church has S o m e
historic significance. 1t for :
merly hung in the tall belfrfy
of the Congregational church,
which formerly stood on the
corner of Chillicothe and She
rman Rds., the present site
of the Harry Kolsom home.
AS this bell pealed forth on
Sunday mornings it was re-
cognized for its beautiful
tone. It could be heard for
miles around the surround :
ing country. After it was es-
tablished in the new and low
er belfry the tone did n o t
seem to be the same.
| Chester News Briefs
David Perry Sr. and Tho
mas Battles were hunting in
Titusville, Pa, last week and
both were successful a n d
each brought home deer.
David Perry Jr. was hunting
the same place over the we
ekend. Carl and Lee Within
er were hunting in Claridon
County, Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Yer :
Linden were in the city on
Thursday evening and saw !,
1.-THE Red Mill" at the Han
ma Theater.
Mrs. Robert Sickles was
given a shower of baby gifts
by the women of Cherry Lane
on December 8. Mrs. Marion
PaStoric was hostess and en-
tertained at her home. Mrs.
Sickles' infant son, born three
weeks ago, remained in Hur-
on Rd. hospital but was str
ong enough to be brought to
home last week.
Byron w. Schaller of Chi
cago. has returned to h S
home in Chicago after visit
ing at the home of his son,
Byron E. Schaller, lis Cher
ry Lane.
The Sidney Graft family re-
Gently visited in Detroit.
Mrs. George Gosney a n d
| Mrs. L. Terrence of Toron-
to. Canada, Miss Grace Pea
cock, Mrs. Edward Herbert
and Lawrence Herbert of Gle
veland visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Bond on Saturday.
Mrs. Raymond Richmond
and family were called to
Burton last week by the dea-
tn of her father. Frank G.
| Brown.
Levi Hartong was teaching
in Kirkland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Schin-
ness (Sandra Hamley) are
now living in Wertherim Ma
in, Germany where he is SER
vingin the U. S. A e m y.
Their address is Pvt. Jack l..
Schinness, u. s. 52489317 G..
Btry, 8 H. O. w. Bn. 35 Arty.
A. P. o. 800, New York City,
| N. Y.
Participate in Recital
Gordon and Carter Graft
played piano solos at a stu =
dent recital at the Cleveland
Music School Settlement on
Saturday. Gordon was award
ed an advanced certificate of
accomplishment for complet-
ing six grades in piano. The
Sc are given to pupils who
have received a grade of p
or better In both instrument
and theory of music.
Celebrate Golden Annivers :
ary
The family off Mr.. and
!, Mrs. Samuel Whiting, 2345
Heath Rd., Chester, have an
nounced open house at the
Chester X of P Hall in hon
or of the fiftieth wedding an
niversary of their parents :.
This will be Sunday, Dec. 20,
from 2 to 5 pm. Their many
/ friends and relatives are in
vited to call and extend con
gratulations to this worthy
couple.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
ing are life long residents of
Geauga county. He was the
son of Thomas and Lura Viii.
ting and was born in Char
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