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The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
Mr.. |. |. Colbert. President

ChrysIer Corporation
Detroit, Michigan
Dear Mr. Colbert:
II you take the time TO prayerfvIIy examine the
enclosures including two letters to the Manager of Frue
hsvg Trailer Avon Lake, Ohio you will apprehend
veIovs poenfales to aid you in letting that one, REAL
SANE Mind in, and Of the entire universe - "ovr Father
Mother Cod ahamoniovs. Is, Christian Science text
book Gods i-nf-a-I-b-Ie Bible and Pastor - lib
orator of the anchrist psyehopahic Adam-Eve ego and
psychology Of human births and parenthood enslsvng
all Bibles the non-chst Scientist clergy ay leaders,
masses = bear your burdens. per Jesus II of
mine self nothing; it the Father within who
doeh the works" And what marvellous works And what
marvellous promise: my works and GREATER shall ye
do"
NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS. PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL - MORE OR LESS.
Non-christ Scientists Satan bound" Adam-Eve
moral and spiritual erippIes - 90year plus Rip Van
Wrinkles persons of defective sanity judgment. honesty
intelligence
Every mortal liar" - God to ST. Paul, to US.
But, why not be Memorial? - Chrske Chris
fian Scientist - Jesus the perfect model !
The total depravity Of mortaIs - ALIAS = mortal
mind" - God to His greatest Mary Mrs. Eddy whose
child [chrsan Science movement will rule lis ruIinsl all
See cHRYsLER, Page 9
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
ELECT PAUL D. BACWELL GOVERNOR
BACWELL BOOSTER CLUB NO. I

273o3 WEST EIGHT MILE ROAD DETROIT 40. MICHIGAN
CHAIRMAN Vim. H. leininser
July 23. 1860
Dear Citizen:
The proudes boast could make when Jesus Ivco on
earth was, II am Roman Citizen"
Are you proud Of being citizen of the greatest nation on
earth today7 And the greatest state in the Union
will you help keep that nation great and restore
Michigan TO its former greatness?
First sep-eanee the business climate Of the state SO that
industry will STOP moving OUT and begin moving IN.
That will Jobs and need 100000 new Jobs riqht
The handful of demogogic labor leaders who have con-
oIIed the office for many years are still in
absolute control OF the Democratic Party in Michigan We
can expect the same unrendy and aniagonse attitude
toward oil business in the future as in the past.
THE SOLUTION - ELECT PAUL BAcWELL GOVERNOR
Never in time has there been such enthusiasm bv
young and old for candidate Of the Republican Party as
there is for Paul. He will come into Wayne County with
tremendous majority. switch only so of ,he vote in
wayne can do the trick And have the organization and
the know how to do IT,
bershp in the No. BagweI Boosters Club TODAY. We
will mail your membership card and the Baqwel Bell.
ringer from time to time.
Don't say friend said TO me after the las, ee,,or ~
would have been glad help but no one asked me" you
HAVE BEEN ASKED - officially!
William n. Leinnger. Chairman
July 70, 1860
Bugwell Booster Club No. I
z/Sos W. Eight Mile Rd. = KEnwood 5.o333
Detroit 40, Michigan
attention; Mr.. Wm n. Leininser Chairman
Dear Bill
See BOOSTER CLUB, Page z
CONGO PREMIER RELIEVES TENSIONS;
FLIES TO N.Y."
rueo. Free Press 7-23
ENCOURAGING NOTE TO OUR READERS
LAST SAT- 7-l6, WE SENT 10 REDMARKep COPIES
y, ook WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL BLASTS AT
""Hosnehsv, CASTRO, Er Al. TO SIX OFFICES:
sovIETs EMBASSY. wAsHlNcToN. DC
seNoR CASTRO. HAVANA, CUBA
CUBAN EMBASSY, WASHINGTON nc
sovsIs AMBASSADOR TO UN. NY.
LODGE '' "-'"' eT>oo'
See PREMIER Page
49,
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30

Our letter TO Mr. L. L. Colbert then president, Of Feb
10. 80 - 2se postage copy Of this letter mailed to
chryser Corp together with proxy, in the spring of
'60
A copy of this letter also sent to Mr. Wm c. New
berg t32e postage) on 1850.
Herewith copy Of our letter to Mr.. Colbert.
ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, C.S.
q
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
UlTIMATUM REVEALED"

An ynmpesehsbIe source confirmed that the warn
ing delivered by l. l. Colbert then president at least
three weeks before William c. Newberg succeeded Col
bert in the presidency" Def. Times 723
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
PUBIC BAINB00zlEIAENr BIZ The
JUDcE-PICKERs"

JUDcE-PlCkERs"
NY Trib edit. TAI
YEA, VERIFY, THE DEVILS ADAMS. Ewes.
MuRDER0us GAINS. JUDASES. kNAvES AND
FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTH00D. ARE BEING PUT
THROUGH THE 'WRINCER' : IN ORDER TO
MAKE MY. GODS HIGHEST CHOSEN.
CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
AND THEM TO DISCERN THE EXCLUSIVE RE-
ALITY OF INcoRRUPTIBLE UNAVAILABLE. oMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR
TRUE HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS
Christ Jesus)
See BAMBoozLEMsNT Page 9
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30

"KENNEDY'S MARxIST RECORD"
"HIs RECORD IN QUESTION
NOT HIS RELIGION
invisible GOVERNMENT PROMOTES HIM =
WILL RULE HIM"
BEHIND KENNEDY STANDS The JEW"
(HEBREW)
p l. 1.-THE Nations Anti-Commvnisf Newspaper, Common
Sense" published by the Christian Educational Assn.
Unon NJ. 6-15
OUR DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS. FOR THE
PRAYERFUL CONSIDERATION OF ITS READERS. THE
"coMMoN SENSE" EXTREMIST VIEWPOINTS WITH
THE OBSERVATION - AND ADMONTiON: THAT I'VE
JUDGE A RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT" AND THAT is
POSSIBLE - IN IT'S PERFECTION - ONLY BY MY
HIGHEST CHOSEN, CHRisTLkE CHRISTIAN SEEN
lists. WHO HAVE THE HEAVENLY DISCIPLINE
OF MY ONE AND ONLY sATAN-FREE, SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. THE CHRIST.
SCIENTIST!
See RECORD. Page 9
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Healing


MvtM-K
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30

July 23, 1860
Bugwell Booster Club No. I
z/sO3 w. Eight Mile Rd. - KEnwood 5.o333
Detroit 40, Michigan
A''eniIon Mr.. VIM. n. Leininser, Chairman
Dear Bill:
See BOOSTER CLUB, Page 2
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+" SHIP AHEAD CRY TOO LATE
II Die ON 2 DEsTR0YERS"

Long Beach, CAL News
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE SLOPPY THINKING or THE DEVILS
ADAMS EYES . . KNAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooDl - MAKING IMPERATIVE THE sPIF
UAL REBIRTH OF THE c-ti-I-L-DL-E-s-s CHRIS
JESUS, 20 YEARS RETURN - FoREvERMoRE
See II DIE. Page
The Detroit tribune., 1960-07-30
"PoLARIs LEAPS FROM A SUBMARINE"

"P0LARls LEAPS FROM A SUBMARINE"
NY. Trib. editl 7-2l
DEVILS KREMLIN AND CHINESE REDS.
CRIMINALS. SPIRITUAL LUNATICS. BEWARE!
IF YOU COULD COMMUNE WITH THE DEAD.
IT WOULD PAY YOU TO TALK WITH MUssoLINI,
HITLER. AND ToJo i!
IT'S TOO LATE TO PULL A PEARL HARB0R'
See POLARis. Page 9
1.-THE KREMLINS REAL THREAT IS
ITS OWN MIsJUDcMENT"
NY. Trib edfI. 72l
BUT HOW CAN THE DEVILS DUPEs. SUCKERS
DEPUTIES. 0UTWIT THEIR FATHER.
THE DEVIL? i!
THE DEVIL WANTS - NOT a POUND or FLESH
BUT ALL OF YOU!
JUDAS FOUND THAT OUT, AND COMMITTED
SUICIDE AND SO DID HITLER
See THREAT, Psseo
"'SHP AHEAD CRY TOO LATE
II Die ON 2 DESTR0YERS"
Long Beach. Cal. News 7-20
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
MORE SLOPPY THINKING or THE DEVILS
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-06
THE RECORD, cHARDoN OHIO, OCT. 6, 1868

Kenna Metal at a Machine
Tool Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Rus
sell recently entertained at a
clam bake.
Many thanks to Mrs. Lynn
Battles who wrote such inter-
eSting columns while the reg
ular correspondent was on
vacation.
Miss Ardene Nelson is at
Cleveland Clinic Hospital
where she is studying to be
medical laboratory technici-
an. Miss Nelson had previous
ly completed two years at
Kent State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Rus
sci recently entertained some
friends and relatives at a
clam bake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmadge
Blackford and son called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Salzer in
Berea last Sunday and state
that they are now establish
ed in their home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Post of
Conneaut Lake, Pa, visited
relatives here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hoge
and son are now living in an
apartment in ParkSide Rec
reation while their u ture
home on Chillicothe Rd. is be-
ing repaired and remodeled.
Mrs. Vernon Petersen re-
turned on Sunday from a trip
to California. Mrs. Petersen
accompanied her there and
returned a week later. They
went to be present at the wed
ding of Mrs. PeterSen'S bro
ther, Robert Martin, who is
well known in Chester. Mr..
Martin married Miss Virgin
ia Ko of Los Angeles on Aug
ust 27, at the First Methodist
church there. They will live
in Los Angeles. While in the
west, Mrs. Petersen visited
her mother and sister and
brother in Pasadena also an
other brother in Tuscon, Ariz.
She also took many trips in
Guiding San Diego, San Fran
cisco, Yosemite and Lake Ia
hoe and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne Mills
are on a trip to Hot Springs,
Va.
The Chester friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis J. Haberer
will be interested in the fact
that they have sold their
home and acreage in Munson
and later this fall will move
to San Jose, Cali. When in
the west some years ago
they purchased a house in
to San Jose, Calf. When in
auqua, N. Y, Friday on
business.
Mrs. H. A. Elder, ormerly
of Chester now of Indian
Rocks Beach. Fla, is now in
st. Johns Hospital, Cleveland
for observation and treat =
| ment.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-06
Chester Garden Club


Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Flowers that bloom in the
1an had an important place
In the celebration of the goth
anniversary Of the Chester
Garden club. A flower show
and tea was held at the love-
ly home of Mrs. George Let
is, 800 Wilson Mills Rd. on
Wednesday, Sept. %. Mem
bers Of the club and invited
guests met In the afternoon
from l::30 to 4 pm.
Flower arrangements by
club members were attrac-
lively displayed in the gar
age. The sides of which had
been covered with white whi-
ch made an ideal background
Tor the colored arrangements
AS this was an anniversary
celebration, symbols of ami
verSarieS were used in t h e
various flower arrangements.
These were listed in a pro-
gram booklet designed by
Mrs. Kenneth Wood.
After viewing the exhibits,
guests were invited into the
home where tea was served.
A green and white color
plan was used on the serving
table. The cloth was white
and the white napkins were
inscribed in green.
A beautiful cake was used
as a centerpiece. This was
In the shape of an open book.
It had white Icing and white
roses as decoration. On one
page Chester Garden Club"
was written in green, on the
other, Twentieth Annivers =
ary".
The beautiful floral arran-
gementS used in the h o m e
were made by Mrs. George
Spargrove and Mrs. Burwell
Abbott. These harmonized
with the wallpaper in t h e
room in which they we r e
placed.
Judges of the flower show
were Mrs. Denver Hamlin
Mentor headlands, and Mrs,
Erwin Ahrens, Euclid. The
following won first and Sec
ond ribbons:
Paper anniversary an ar.
rangement exhibited with
wall paper as a background
I First, Mrs. George Myers ,
second Mrs. Kenneth Sperry
a composition using fruit and
flowers, two firsts Mrs. r
o. Stone, Mrs. Keneth Sper-
ry; Using a container Of wood
two firsts, Mrs. w. A. Gus
tafson, Mrs. George Myers;
with driftwood, Mrs. Kenneth
Wood, second, Mrs. R.O. Sto.
ne; arrangement in copper
featuring zinnias, Mrs. Wray
Manning; In pottery contain
er, first, Mrs. Wray Manning
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-06

ship Trustees on Thursday
evening, Sept. 90, a bid was
accepted and contract signed
for the paving of Cedar Road
west Of 306 and extending to
the County line. The work
was given to Northern Ohio
Paving Company, 1901 Gay
lord Ave, Cleveland. T h e
price is ,296.00. The work
will be started Immediately
and barring impossible OBJ :
stacleS, is to be completed
| November Is. This is to be
paid for by the property own
erS. Also at that meeting the
golf course on the Patterson
farm was given the green
light. These were some re-
| ported notifications in t h e
resolution
BalIce and the Bees
When Dean Balice, Of 1885
Mayfield Rd., built a fire in
his fireplace on one Of t h e
first cool days this fall, he
soon learned that bees had
taken possession Of his chi
mney. After the fire was well
started, Mr.. Balice returned
to see it was burning as it
should. 1t was but he noted
a bee near the fireplace. He
killed it but more followed
and soon the fire was Smo-
thered by bees. Mrs. Balice
came to the rescue and held
while Dean Jr. was dispatch
ed to the store to buy insect
bombs.
These proved to be effec-
tive but the problem was then
what to do with them. They
were removed by ShovelS and
dust pans. Evidently a swarm
Of honey eeS had selected
the chimney as a fitting place
for a home. The smoke Suf-
focated and dislodged them
Chester News Briefs
Vernon Patterson is here
from California to see his IA
ther, N. C. Patterson.
Mrs. Hazel CasSell Of Lake
Helen, Fla, is spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest Bond.
Miss Martha Schwarz is
teaching First grade at Haw-
ken school.
Miss Dorothy Mansfield is
teaching at Troy. She has q
third grade.
Mrs. c. G. Stevens is doing
practice teaching in Middle
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Rus.
sell recently visited Mr.. anc
Mrs. Walter MautX in Me,
dina. They were former pu
pills of Mrs. Russell. Robert
Russell, who accompanied
them continued on to Rich
field to the Farmorama.
Gail McCleary was in Chi
cago the first part of t h e
month Of Septemer where HI
represented his company, thu
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-06
N E w S from C HE S T E R

ert Christensen, publicity 4,
Mrs. Andrew Mikula; mis- :
sionary education, Mrs. Ed
ward McGeough; social ac-
ton, Mrs. James Osborne !;
friendly service, Mrs. Rich
ard Liotta; stewardship is
Mrs. Randolph Rozanc; kit
chen and house, Mrs. Albert
Freshley; Kiwanis dinners ,
Mrs. william Edwards.
The circle chairman are as
follows Deborah, Mrs. Rob-
ert Miller; Dorcas, Mrs. Cha
rles Poutasse Esther, Mrs.
Barton Tubman. Martha ,
Mrs. Bert Hearn; Miriam
Mrs. Norman Moss; Priscil-
la, Mrs. Robert Dixon.
The next meeting will be
held on Oct. 81 at 10 am.
The Miriam Circle members
will be hostesses. The topic,
Christian Responsibility for
Freedom. DeyotionalS by
L. r. Brown.
The date of the annual smo-
rgaSbord is October IA. This
will be held at the church.
Pre- school p. Il. A. to Meet
Thursday, Oct. 6, at 8 pm
is the date OF the regular
meeting Of the pre- school
P. T. A. This will be held in
the West Geauga high school
cafeteria. All parents of pre-
school children are invited tC
attend.
The guest speaker will be
Paul Kainchak, assistant pro.
feSsor Of art at Kent State
University. His topic, "Child
Art, It's Meaning and P u r
pose.
Parents are asked to bring
samples of their children'S
art, such as clay models, pen.
Gil and crayon drawings OF
anything along the artistic
line. Prof. Kalinchak will dis,
cuSS as many of these eXhi
bits as time allows.
Plans for the coming Jam
boree, which will be held or
Oct. 20, will be discussed.
Teachers Meet at WeStwOOC
On September 80, West .
wood school was host to the
meeting of fourth grade tea
chers Of Geauga count y &.
Fourth grade instructors nu
mbering 35 and three guests
were present. These Wer
Mrs. Josephine Urpi, Miss AL
ia TraSk and Mrs. Rheta En-,
glehart of KenSton. After cof
fee together, Mrs. Urpi spoke
and introduced the new tea
cherS. Mr.. Hanson of Follett
Publishing Company spoke
on the teaching of social stu
dies. This was followed by 6
discussion. County Superin
tendent Frank Schofield join
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-06

~ NAAA Ss hSNAA w "a ~
gave a demonstration Of i'm
pliments and commodities as
she used them differently
now from Is years ago. The
charter members were each
presented with flowers.
On the next meeting date,
Oct. 19, at g pm, a program
will be held at West Geauga
school in honor of this 25th
anniversary. Invitations have
been sent out to all womens
clubs in Chester to attend
Each club is asked to send
to the secretary, Mrs. Ed =
ward Glaze the number from
its membership who will at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Han
sen have returned to their
home, 220 Brook Lane, Ches-
terland, after a trip to Eur
ope. On July u, Mr.. Hansen
retired from the U. S. Air
Force. The following day Mr..
and Mrs. Hansen flew to
New York City and at mid
night left from there by jet
plane for Paris. This was a
flight of six and one h a If
hours. In Paris they trans =
ferred to a jet plane for Co.
| penhagen. They rented a car
and spent the next 18 days
touring Denmark and visiting
relatives and friends. When
they returned to Paris on Ju-
ly 81, a new car which they
had ordered, was waiting for
them. In this they visited the
battle field Of Verdun a n d
toured Germany and Austria
On August 81 they Joined a
conducted tour through Swift
zerland. After this trip they
drove their car to P a riS.
From that city the HanSenS
with two other couples in
cars and a local guide tour,
ed rural France, the French
and Italian Riverias, Mona.
CO, Luxembourg the B | a C k
Forest and returned to Paris
From here they flew back to
the U. S. on September 27.
Their car was shipped a n d
will arrive later. This is the
third trip to Europe for both
Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen. T h {
last was IL years ago. They
noticed a great change for
the better as the European
countries have proSpered anc
developed very much since
their last visit.
4
Those in Service
Roert L. Fortney son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Fortney
who is with the Combat E n
gineers, left n September fol
Germany and is now station
ed in Hebron. His addres!
is Pvt. Robert L. Fortney, U
S. 52509359 Co. G 237th Eng
Bn. A. P. o. 176 New York
N. Y.
Cedar Road to be Paved
At the meeting of the Town
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-06

Of the young adults; 20 h n
Davis has the senior high age
group; Garland LikinS and
William Knight teach t h e
intermediate class.
The Ladies Aid luncheon
will be served at noon on
October IL.
+
Swiss Steak Dinner
Friday, Oct. 7, from 5 to
7:30 pm. a swiss steak din
ner will be served at the K
of P Hall. The public is invit-
ed.
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ed the group for lunch, At
the afternoon workshop, Mrs.
Urpi, county superintendent
Of grade school work, explain
ed the new resources a d
aids. There was a discussion
Of the teaching of Geauga
county history on a childs le-
vel
p. T. A. Membership Drive
The dates Of October 1914
inclusive have been set f or
the West Geauga P. T. A.
membership drive. On Octo-
Der 7 all school children will
be given a membership let
ter and return envelope. The
parents are requested to re-
turn this nvelope with dues
enclosed by the children
when they go to school. The
overall chairman of this pro-
ject is Mrs. Fred PraSSe. At
WeStwood school the captain
is Mrs. Warren Brocklehurst.
Assistant, Mrs. Robert Krau-
Sc. Teacher representative :,
Mrs. w. Mark Baty.
Russell school. captain Mrs
Fred PraSSe, teacher repre-
sentative, Mrs. Dorothy Tai
iaferro. Chester school a p =
tain, Mrs. w. H. Peterson e.
Teacher representative Mrs.
Grace Brooks. High school ;,
captain Mrs. H. F. Inderlied,
teacher representative Mrs.
Bruce Van Dyke, preSchool
captain, Mrs. George N. Mil
ler.
Chester Study Club
Chester study started the
25 year Of it's activities with
a meeting he'd at the home
Of the retiring president Mrs.
Adam KaSick, Ranch Drive.
Mrs. KaSick when presenting
the gavel to the new preSi-
dent, Mrs. Ralph Kneale gave
her a gift Of lovely flowers.
Other officers are Mrs. Kirk
Benson, vice president; Mrs.
Edward Glaze, secretary and
treasurer; Mrs. Sam Patter-
son, assistant. Committees
appointed by Mrs. Kneale are
program, Mrs. S. Hayashi
Mrs. Roy Eddy and M r s
Lance Factor. Membership
committee Mrs. Forrest Bond
and Mrs. Adam KaSick; no.
minating, Mrs. Kenneth Sper-
ry and Mrs. G. P. Titus.
The program on Wednes-
day evening at the home of
Mrs. Kasick was entitled
''Then and Now. This was
presented by the five charter
members remaining in the
club at the present tt m
These are Mrs. Forrest Bond
Mrs. Peter Petersen Jr., Mrs
Daniel Denniston, Mrs. C. P.
Titus and Mrs. Ralph Sch :
Warz.
These members were ask
ed to select a program which
they presented 25 years ago
and comment on the chang,
eS. History of the club was al
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second Mrs. Gustafson; ar :
rangement in tin, Mrs. My
ers; a green and white ar
rangement in crystal contain
er, first, Mrs. Kenneth Spef-
ry second Mrs. Herbert Brill;
china table setting with CEN
terpiece, two first Mrs. Man
ming and Mrs. Stone; cut
flower specimen in bottle,
Mrs. Brill; house plants, Mrs
F. E. Downer.
Featured in the display was
a large vase Of flowers as
they might have been used
in 1910 beside it was a mo-
dern arrangement marked
1860.
Perennial Gardeners
The following officers
were installed at the last me-
citing of the Perennial Gar
denerS. This was held at the
home of Mrs. Roy Johnson on
Wednesday evening, Sept. %.
Mrs. Lee John, president
Mrs. r. A. Kochert, vice pre-
sident; Mrs. John Soder, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Rus
sell Wenger, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Carl Speidel,
treasurer. The following COM
mittees were appointed Cheer
up, Mrs. Eugene Gehri, pro-
gram, Mrs. Kochert, M S
Russell Ruble and Mrs.
John Librarian, Mrs. Char
les Gilbert; historians, Mrs.
Andrew Johnmann and Mrs.
v. c. Kaufman.
The program was present
ed by Mrs. Russell Wenger.
The topic was Its for t h e
Birds. There was a report
given that $97.7O were ear
ned for the club by premi-
ums at the county fair.
Mrs. George Cunningham,
the retiring president, was
presented with a book. There
was also a report that throu-
gh the joint efforts of t h e
Perennial Gardeners and the
Garden Club that two plant
ers at WestWood school had
been completed. A third one
will be filled later. The Per-
ennial Gardeners are spon-
Soring a new club, "The Gre
en- Perennials". The group
includes daughters of C ! u b
members. Mrs. Russell Wen
ger is adult leader.
4
Chester Baptist Church
Church school classes f o +
all ages meet every Sunday
at 10 am. Mrs. Gerald Gus
ter and Tom Butx are teach
erS of the Friendly Glass ;
Harold Bender, Mrs. Edward
Rogalinder and the Rev. Sa-
muel Davis alternate in tea.
ching the Fellowship class E.
Mrs. Carl Whitmer is teacher
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-10-06
Community Church
Calendar for October

Sunday, Oct. 2 : World Com
munion Sunday, Oct. 3, the
first meeting of the Women's
study group; Oct. 5, 1880 p.
m. organizaticnal meeting of
the junior high outh; Oct. 4.
7:30 to $50 Board of Dea-
cons, Trustees, DeaconesSeS
and Church Council; Oct. 8,
$50 pm. Couples club squa-
re dance; Sunday, Oct. 9, at
7:30 pm. Pilgrim Fellowship
Wednesday, Oct. IL, Wom =
ems Council Executive meet
ing at 10. Friday, Oct. ID, an
nual smorgaSbord; Saturday
Oct. Is, at 10 am. All chur-
ch skating party sponsored
by the Junior youth; Wednes-
day, Oct. 10, 7 to $50 pm.
Junior youth meeting; Oct.
81 % 6 pm. to Mems Re-
treat at ShadySide House
Sunday, Oct. %, 7 pm. Pill
grim Fellowship. Thursday,
Oct. 27, 10, Women's Council.
Every Thursday from T to 8
pm. Junior choir rehearsal
$3.50 pm. Senior Choir re-
hearSal.
The WOmen's Council
The theme of study for the
Women'S Council Of the Com
munity church of Chesterland
is The Mission of the Chur-
h, Unity, Witness and Serv-
ice. The start of the years
work was a meeting on Sept.
% at the church. The hostess
Circle was Priscilla. The pro-
gram was Around tn e
World. Devotions were by
Mrs. William Wallace.
Officers for the year are
president, Mrs. Elbridge Bro
okS, first vice president and
program chairman, Mrs. Ri
chard HalverStadt; second
vice president and Christian
education chairman, M S .
Carmon OXenrider; Secre =
tary, Mrs. Michael Davis
treasurer, Mrs. Charles Os-
bourn; membership chair
man, Mrs. James Steiner
devotionS, Mrs. WILLIAM Ma
shall; hospitality, Mrs. Rob