Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-11-16
Heir Ways

Heir Ways
Announcements have been
received of the birth of a son,
David Ellis, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. David Butz at MacDon-
aid House on November 10.
Formerly OF Chester Mr..
and Mrs. Butz now live on
Battles Road, Gates Mills.
WeStwOOd BreezeS
Pupils in Mrs. Katherine
SteingaSS' h ird grade at
WeStWood school have been
working on a scientific unit on
the subject of air. They have
also been doing a great deal
Of outside reading on the sub
ject. M a ny experiments,
have been performed and the
pupils have written about
what they have seen or done.
The fifth grade class Of Mrs
Evelyn Saxon has recently ell
ected the following class Of
ficerS: Tom SamStag, preSid-
ent; Marjorie Strandt, vice
president; S ndra Ewart,
secretary; Elaine WaitinaS,
treasurer. Janet Rub showed
her classmates slides taken
in New England when her
family took a trip there.
These were used in a study of
New England. Ellen Shaffer,
Tom SamStag and Stephen
MadSen were on the honor
roll for the first nine week
period.
Mrs. Gay GilchriSt'S fifth
grade has been studying a.
bout the solar system as a
science unit. DR.. Anton Bras
unaS, father of Kay, a men,
Der of the class, spoke to the
class about the Universe. A
mobile model of the solar SyS-
tenn was constructed by Mar
tin Hall, Richard Devicki,
Robert Stavana and Kay.
The elementary music pro-
gram at WeStWood is under
the direction of Mrs. Hildred
Tornberg. Mrs. Tornberg is
new in the West Geauga
school system having taught
in Worthwhile, Michigan last
year. She has recently start
ed a fifth grade girls chorus,
which will meet on WedneS-
day afternoons for rehearsal.
They are learning two and
three part harmony singing.
Chester News Briefs
DR.. and Mrs. G.. P. Titus re-
turned last week from a
months visit with their son
and daughter-in-tlaW, Capt.
and Mrs. David Titus in FIT.
Worth, Texas. Capt. Titus is
serving in the Dental Corps at
the CarSWell Air Force Base
there. Mrs. Titus is teaching
Kindergarten in FIT. Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Slad-
elk are in Yuma, Michigan this
week. They are visiting cou-
sins there. Mr.. Sladek will
join in a hunting party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Hall,
who have sold their home at
1880 Mayfield Road, plan to
leave on November "a for
EuStiS, Florida, where they
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt MiriSch
Sr., Caves Road, have left for
the south and are at their win
ter home in Sebastian Heights
RoSelandS, Florida.
r. H. Painter left some
time previous for his winter
home in Mt. Dora, Florida.
A family dinner was given
on Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sladek,
ITO Kenyon Drive after the
confirmation of their children
Catherine and Edward Jr. at
St. Helens church.
John fraud and son Tom
are here from Texas called
by the death of his mother,
Mrs. John fraud Sr. of Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Clarence Battles was
hostess to the luncheon for the
Past Chiefs Club of the Maple
Leaf Temple at her home,
1880 Mayfield Road, on Tues
day.
Mrs. Willard Granger has
sent the notice of the death of
her step f a t h e r, William
Bloomer aged 81. He died in
a rest home in TerreHaute,
Indiana on November 8. He
formerly liv e d in Geauga
county.
AT the meeting of the Maple
Leaf Temple and Pythian
Lodge on Thursday evening,
officers were nominated for a
coming election. A picnic sup
per proceeded the meeting.
Mrs. Arthur Battles has
been dllg with pneumonia. She
is somewhat improved.
e. G.. Pursiful has been in
Lake County Memorial hos
pital, West for treatment ana
obervation.