Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-03-16

Charles Chuppa, Co. Line Rd.
theme, plants of the Bible"
Trinity Methodist Church
Mar. 26 - 2:3O pm. Chest
Chesterland Methodist Com
munity Church, Rev. A. E.
Kirby, of the Chardon Metho-
dist Church will be the guest
pastor. A short business meet
ing will follow.
Mar. 26 = :230 pm. Chest
erland Community Church,
Rev. F. G.. st. John, Middle
field Methodist Church, will
conduct services.
April 2, Easter, I am. Com
munity Church, Easter Sun
rise services will be conduct
ed by DR.. S. Lee Whiteman,
Akron District Superintend-
ent of Methodist Churches.
The second meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society
of the Trinity Methodist
Church was held on March 8
at the home of Mrs. John Jar
vie, 200 Cedar Acres.
The following officers were
elected: Mrs. John Jarvie
president; Mrs. Philip Run
yon, secretary; Mrs. Richard
Book, treasurer; and Mrs. w.
S. Miller, devotion leader.
BuSinessman's Association
The CheSterland Business
mems Association met at the
CheSterland G o m m u n i t Y
Church on March 2 for the
first of the quarterly dinner
meetings scheduled for 1861.
Following a brief business
meeting, a color film on
hunting, provided by WincheS-
ter Arms, was shown.
Postmaster Glenn Evans
was the speaker of the even
ing. He traced the growth of
the Chester Post Office from
its one carrier, 361 box stat
us of ten years ago to it's pre-
sent five carrier, 1000 plus
box system, requiring 13 en-
ployees today. A question and
answer period followed.
The next meeting of the
group will be held on April 6.
Chester News Briefs
Gail Nolan, junior at Bal
dWin-Walace College in Berea
is on the Winter quarter
Deans List. The list is bas-
ed on the grades of the 1860
Fall quarter. Gail is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John E. Nolan, 1860 Mayfield
Rd., CheSterland. She is ma
joring in secondary education.
The annual West Geauga
Science Fair will be held on
March II. Entries start at
the ninth grade science level
and range to advanced
science, physics, and biology.
The displays will be open to
the public from noon until 9
pm. on March IT.
Mrs. R. j, Ebert, Sherman
Rd., returned home from
Geauga Community Hospital
on Sunday, March IL.
Mrs. Robert Bobbitt, Straw
berry Lane, is now recupera-
ting at her home following
surgery at Euclid-Glenville
Hospital.
b..
Mrs. Gilbert Gribble was
hostess at a baby shower CIV
en- in honor of Mrs. Fred
Murfello, Cedar Rd. 1t was
held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Barstow on March
10. Many friends attended. A
lovely cake decorated in blue
and yellow was served.
Mr., and Mrs. Ted Lewis,
sos Cedar Rd., have returned
home from two week vaca-
ton in Arizona where they
visited Mr.. Lewis mother.
Mrs. r. H. Koehler will en-
tertain the Bridge Club on
March ID.
Richard Elder, 1O45 Sperry
Rd., James Dodson, Heath
Rd., and George Horton, 1125
Mayfield Rd., have gone to
Durango, Colorado. Mrs. Ed
er and children, and Mrs.
Dodson and family, expect to
join them the end of March.
Mrs. Horton and children will
remain here until their home
is sold. The couples will own
and operate the Colorado
Trails Guest Ranch which is
now being constructed. Dur
ango is located in the heart of
the Rocky Mountains in the
part of the state bordering
Utah, Arizona, and New Mexi-
co.
Mrs. Richard Elder was
guest of honor at a tea given
by Mrs. r. H. Koehler on
March 8. Twelve neighborS on