Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-01
BY LENNAH BOND
Phone Park 9-7016
Silver Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Kos
ter, 1885 Wilson Mills rd., re-
ached their 25th wedding an
niverSary on November 20.
The event was celebrated
with a party at their home on
Sunday afternoon. November
27. This was arranged by the
their daughter and her huS-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger
Eastman Of Russell and their
son, Norman Roster. Featur-
ing the refreshments was a
beautiful anniversary cake.
Mrs. Roster received her
forty guests in a black shea
tn dress and wearing pur-
pie orchid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roster were
married in Corning, NY. and
lived in Mayfield Heights be-
fore building a new home in
Chester in 1851,
Chester friends join in con
graduating the couple.
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Chester Grange
The next meeting of CheS-
ter grange no. 2479 will be
held on December 13. At this
time the annual Christmas
dinner and party will be held.
At $50 the dinner will be ser
we'd. Meat, rolls and coffee
will be furnished. Members
are asked to bring other con-
tributionS to the meal and
own table service. The Wom-
en- will be in charge of the
dinner and the men the pro-
gram.
At the meeting held Nov
ember %, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur First Of Huntsburg gave
reports of the State Grange
Convention. They are county
delegates.
Reports from the awards
banquet stated that Mrs. La.
Wrence Battles was given a
letter of invitation to a ban
quet to be held in Columbus
on December 2. She was Sc
lected as one of the OutStand-
ing lecturers in the State last
year. The grange voted to
pay her expenses to attend.
Mrs. Yaro Sojka received a
certificate of commendation
for her secretary reports to
the state grange.
Mrs. Ralph Taylor was ap-
pointed as home economics
chairman. Other appointment
mentS are Mrs. Forrest Bond
as Legislative agent Mrs. Le
vi Hartong, sunshine chair
man; Yaro Sojka Jr., youth
chairman; Mrs. Nelson PulSi-
fer, pianist.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Pull
Sfier served refreshments.
West Geauga Pre- School
p. T. A.
December l, Thursday )at
8 pm, is the date of the next
meeting of the West Geauga
preSchool P. T. A. This will
be held in the high school ca
feteria. The guest speaker
will be Mrs. Dagmar Utz, So
cial worker for Geauga coun-
ty and West Geauga schools.
Her topic will be, Develop
mlent of Security in the Early
Years" In her talk she will
tell how to prepare children
for school and for other prob
lens outside of school which
they will meet.
Mrs. Utz graduated in Soc
ial work from Western Re-
serve University and has had
many years of experience as
case worker for family SER
vice in Cleveland. A question
and answer period will follow
her talk.
A special Christmas feature
will also be included on the
program.
An attendance contest con-
tinues each month. The kin
dergarten room to receive the
puppet stage is determined
by parents attendance at P.
T. A.
Card Party
MIR. and Mrs. E. G.. PurSi-
full and Mrs. Roy Danforth
Sr. were in charge of the
card party held at the K of
P Hall on Saturday evening.
Winners in pinochle were:
First, Mrs. Elmer Eggert,
E. Cleveland and Avert Yer
bsky, Highland Heights. Sec
ond, Mrs. Verbsky and Glenn
Hall.
Five hundred winners were
firsts Mrs. Rose Speer and
| George Speer, Richmond
Heights; second, Mrs. Clara
ThraSher and r. P. DeWalt,
both of Chardon.
Grand prize winners were
Mrs. Albert VerbSky and Mrs
Bollinger.
There will not be a party
in December because Of the
nearneSS to Christmas.
WestWOOd BreeZes-
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