Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-09-22

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United Community church So
cial hall on Monday evening,
Sept. 19, at 7:30 pm. a n d
then it was followed by a
jint meeting of the boy
scouts and the Women'S Eel
loWShip also Circle ga" and
Circle B at $3.50 pm. T h e
guest speaker of the evening
was Mrs. Harvey Steif who
has just returned from a sum-
mer spent in Russia a n d
other European countries. It
was a very interesting meet
ing and all that attended en-
joyed it very much. The hos
teSses for the evening were
the Women'S Evening F =
loWship group
The ladies of the Commun-
ity church will again be quilt
ing at the church social hall
on Thursday, Sept. % at 1890
am. and a pot luck lunch
will take place at II noon.
The DeaconS and DeaconeS-
SeS of the Community chur-
ch will meet at the church
parsonage on Thursday eve
ming, Sept. %, at 8 pm. and
all of them are urged to at
tend this very important
meeting.
The officers of the Senior
high Pilgrim Fellowship who
were elected last May met
for supper at the Community
church parSn2ge this l a S t
week. Wednesday. They spent
a very exciting evening max
ing plans for their work for
the coming year. 1t was de-
cided that their meetings will
take place every second and
fourth Sunday evenings at 7
pm. except when unforeseen
events come up and then they
will have to change the time.
Their first p"gram will be
held on Sept. 25, and will be
an italian pot luck supper be-
ginning at 6 pm. Members Of
the last years 9th grade will
be their special guests f o I
the evening. The 3 commits
sion chairmen will also tell Of
their work at that time.
st. Helen'S church will
hold their annual clam bake
on Sunday afternoon at the
usual place namely Uhler'S
Farm on Butternut Rd. and
it is open to the public. The
donation is only $500 per per-
son which is very reasonable
for a bake. Tickets may be
bought at the door.
The clam bake that W a s
held on Saturday, Sept. II,
by the NeWbury American Le-
gion Post 663 was very sue
ceSSful and the bakeS were
very good as usual. All that
attended had a very goo d
time and had plenty to eat.
The Flames held their last
meeting on Sept. II, at the
Newbury fire station and at
that time it was decided to
have a pick a toy party to
be held on Oct. 10. at 8 pm.
at the NeWbury fire station
and it will be open to the pub
lie. You are all urged to at
tend it and take advantage Of
selecting gifts for Christmas
as it is later than you think.
They will feature toys, gifts
and handcraftS for sale and
they VIII be il all price rang
eS. Mrs. Marion Gretza Of XII
wants Lake will be CHE de-
monStrator that evening.
The Flames have a S o
made plans to hold a masked
Lall en- Oct 20 at Chris-Tone
Lounge formerly known
KiWanis Lake Tavern. 1t will
be opel to the public and will
feature the music of Bob Ko-
chiSale and his orchestra and
will start at s pm. Donation
is very reasonable and will
be $1.00 per person. There
will be door prizes and cos
tune prizes and all are urg-
ed to attend this event. The
Newbury firemen always
have held it but they are let
ting the Auxiliary (F'lameS)
run it this year. Come and
bring all your friends a n d
neighborS and have a goo d
clean time that evening.
o September 18 in the eve
ming the Claridon Congrega-
tional church assisted by the
Plymouth Rock Association =,
conducted a service Of ordin-
alton and installation f Or
their minister, Rev. Robert
Christensen. The NeWbury
Community church members
will remember him as t h e
young man who preached
from their pulpit in June of
1859 and he has served this