Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-04-06

lOI Illelr IuOIu6TS. MIS-. NOT.
man Moss is the new grour
leader. The girls will receive
trail seekers ranks at the
coming council fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Kohn
Jeffrey, age S, and Lori
nearly one are new residents
of 95 Walnut Ridge. They
! moved there from Cleveland
Heights. Mr.. Kohn is a buyer
and salesman for Nationa'
Merchandising Service. Mrs.
Kohn is interested in drama.
tics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sch
umann and three children OF
Medina spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Vod.
egel and family.
Joyce. James, and Douglas
Albrecht, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Albrecht, Sperry
Rd., und e r we n t tonsil.
ectomieS at Geauga Com
munity hospital on March 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Povloski announce the birth
of a son at Geauga Commun-
ity hospital on March 90.
They live on Heath rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shan
over have returned home
from a six week vacation in
EustiS, Florida.
Tom and Frank Ferris of
Toronto, Canada have been
vacationing at the home of
their Aunt and Uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Rub and fam
lily, Mayfield rd.
A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Medsker, 155
Cedar rd., at Huron road hos
pital on March 90. He has
been named William Fran
els. Mrs. Charles Medsker of
Avon, Ohio is visiting the
family.
The annual fish fry and rum
The Annual Fish Fry and
Rummage sale sponsored by
the junior class of West Gea-
uga high school will be held
on April ID from 5 pm. to 9
pm. Serving will be in the
cafeteria and the white ele-
phant sale will be held in the
gym. Mrs. S. Hayashi is in
charge of the sale.
The Chesterland Civic AS
sociation will serve it's sew
enth annual pancake break
fasts on three Sundays in
April. namely the 9th, 1th,
and 23rd. The organization is
famous for its blueberry pam
cakes.
Pancakes plain and blue
berry, with butter and maple
syrup, locally made sausage,
fruit juice, and coffee or mile
will be be served from 8 am.
til 2 pm. at the West Geauga
high school.
Proceeds will be used for
educational equipment 70 r
the four schools of the West
Geauga district and for local
civic projects.
Chesterland Baptist Church
April g. 10 a. m. = Church
school, II a. m. - Sermon
topic taken from Prophetic
Book of Daniel.
April IL - Noon, ladies aid
luncheon.
April 20 = $50 pm, Fam
lily night dinner, Roast beef
will be served. The musical
film, "God of Creation" will
complete the program. The
dinner cost is $500 per fam
lily and is limited to $50 re-
servationS.
Christ Presbyterian Church
The Women's Association
of CheSterland'S Christ Pres
byterian church will meet at
8 pm. on April IL, at the
Manse, $40 Chillicothe road.
The program includes the
showing of two films, Living
Unlimited" and "a Kitchen
is a Feminine Thing" and a
discussion of the Guild Study
Guide and future study pro-
grams. Bethany Guild will be
hostess for this meeting.
On April IS, at 10 am. the
Serbice Guild will meet at
he home of Mrs. Dorothea
Xus, As Chillicothe road.
Boy Scout Troop 95, spon-
Iored by Christ Presbyterian
'hurch, will meet April 13, at
pm. at the Chester elemen-
AIRY school.
"A swimming party at the
Eastgate Coliseum is sched-
lied by the Couples club of
he church. This will be held
1T 8 pm. on Saturday, April
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