Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-03
By MRS. TOM BATTLES
Phone PARK 9-7975


home of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Bonnes 235 KENYON DR.. on
March g..
Religion and Freedom of
Speech are being discussed
for several meetings Of the
American Heritage g ou p.
Roger Franklin, of Mayfield
Heights high school teaches
the discussion leader. T h j S
group meets at the Chester
land Library at 8 pm. on the
first and third Wednesdays of
the month.
Mrs. Tom Battles and da-
lighter, Nancy, recently call
ed on Mrs. Ina Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Elwell Taylor and
Mrs. Frank Malensek all of
Burton.
The Deborah Circle of the
Chesterland Community CHI
urch met on Feb. 25 with
Mrs. Charles Gilbert, h o :
tess.
Farm Bureau
The Farm Bureau Womens
Committee held a suppe r
meeting at Chardon L k e S
Inn on Feb. 20. George Hol-
mes was to be the speaker
with Mental Health" as the
topic. Those planning to at
tend from Chester were Mrs.
Lawrence Battles. Mrs. Clay
Eddy Jr., Mrs. Ralph knea-
lie, Mrs. Kenneth Sperry and
Mrs. Sam Patterson.
Mrs. Margaret BarstoW OF
Athens, is visiting in t h e
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas Barstow. She was here
to attend the wedding of her
granddaughter, Judy Bars =
tow to Gilbert Gribble on Feb.
20.
Perennial Gardners
Mrs. Thomas Laughlin OF
Sperry Rd., was hostess to
the Chester Perennial Gard
en- Club the evening Of Feb.
"a. Twenty members were
present when Mrs. Jack Ball
demonstrated and talked on,
plant Material for Arrange
ment and Arrangement for
Show, with other demon =
strations by Mrs. Daniel FL
lott and Mrs. Gene Gheri .
Mrs. Thomas Laughlin was
in charge of arrangements
for the month for the CheS-
ter Library. The next meet
ing will be held at the home
of Mrs. Kenneth Martineau,
Wilson Mills Rd., on March
%. Mrs. H. H. Moore. mem
Der of the Geauga Hills Gar
den Club will be the guest
speaker with Lessons in Co.
loring," as the topic.
Miss Sue Martineau W a S
home from Ohio University,
Athens, to celebrate her bir-
thday, Feb. 20. Her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Mar
tineau entertained with a buf-
fet supper for members of
the family in her honor.
Mrs. Gene Gehri entertain
ed a neighborhood club the
evening of Feb. 25. Ladies
attending were Mrs. Charles
Christie, Mrs. A. John Rose
Mrs. John McNaughton anC
Mrs. E. william Clause.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mich
OILS recently visited Mrs. Nj
chol's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Boepple in Jefferson
They also called on their da
lighters and families, M =.
and Mrs. Perry HoSmer Of
Middlefield, and Mr.. n d
Mrs. Donald Wells of Burton
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bat
ties called on Mr.. and Mrs
AL Ramsey and family il
Auburn on Feb. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eddy
entertained the Supper Bird
ge Club at their home ol
Feb. 81. Guests present weru
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Petersen
Jr. of Chester. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Sheldon of Clevelant
DR.. and Mrs. Alva Tilton O
Chagrin Falls, and M S
Faye Kiehel of MunSon
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rich
mond and daughter, Carol
and Miss Judy Viher spent
several days last week r
Boston. They visited Jerry
Richmond while his boat wa
docked there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dill ar
home from a three week tri
South. They visited friends
Atlanta, FIT. Lauderdale, Te
mpa, and did some sightSee
ing.
Among those from CheSte
attending the Republican me
citing at the American Societ
for Metals in Russell o
Feb. 25 were: Mr.. and Mr.!
James Stanford. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Melvin Rear, Mr.. an
Mrs. Jack Ball, Mr.. and Mr..
Ralph Schwarz, Mr.. and Mr.
Vernon Petersen. Mrs. Jan
eS Ritchie, Mrs. Virgaguth
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eddy.
Mrs. Ralph Nichols entel
tanned the Bridge Club o
Feb. %. Members preser