Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-31

Methodist church, Mayfield
Road at 1900 noon. From
there all will go to the His
torical Museum in Burton.
There they will have a pic
mic lunch before visiting the
museum. Bring own table
service and food to pass.
Cook Out-FOur III Clbu
Mrs. Ralph Taylor'S Four
H Cooking club, The Cook
Outs, held the last meeting
and judging on August l8.
This was held at PunderSon
Park. Mrs. Taylor was unable
to attend and Mrs. Carl Fra.e
and Miss Betsy Raymond
took the girls and their eX-
hibitS. That was Judging day
and the girls were Judged or
their books and the lunch
which they prepared there.
To Teach in California
Dale Williamson has ac-
cepted a position as teacher
of Physical Education in the
Junior High Division in Long
Beach, California. His duties
there will start on September
5. His family is moving there
on August 80. Mr.. Williamson
started his teaching }career
in Wilmette, Illinois and has
presently been employed in
Cleveland Heights.
On August II Mr.. and Mrs.
Williamson and daughter Br-
yn left for a visit in Califor-
MIA. They stopped in Scots
dale Arizona for a brief visit
with his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Barber. Tn
en- continued to Long Beach,
California where they visited
his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Brown. 1t was while
he was there that his new pos
ition was secured.
Card Party
Miss Geraldine Ditto and
Mrs. Bert Hearn were in
charge of the card party at
the K of P Hall on Saturday
evening. Winners in Five
Hundred were, FirstS, Mrs.
Rose Speer, Everett Markell;
second Mrs. Forrest Bond,
George Parr. Pinochle, Mrs.
Elmer Eggert and Frank Pr
iSlin; second, Mrs. Robert
Perry and Mike Erhart. Spec
ial prize winners, Arthur Bat-
ties and John Nunnemaker.
The date Of the next card
party will be September %.
Chester Grange
Social Meeting - Members
of Chester Grange No. 2479
met on August % for a din
ner at $50 pm. in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith
Jr., members who were mar
ried on August 5. A feature
of the meal was a beautifully
decorated W e d d ing cake
made by Mrs. Albert Fresh
ley. The tables were arrang-
ed in U shape with the hon
ored couple at the head. The
cake graced the center of the
table. The Master, Murray
LaMoreauX, in behalf of the
Grange presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Jr., with a gift.
A social hour followed the
meal.
Business Meeting - The
regular business meeting was
called at $50. The main item
Of business was the election
of officers. The results were
as follows. Master, Murray
LaMoreauX; overSeer, Levi
Hartong; lecturer, Mrs. Law
renee Battles; steward, Yaro
Sojka Jr.; assistant steward,
Ralph Smith Jr.; chaplain,
Mrs. Arthur Battles; treaSur-
er, Mrs. Clarence Battles;
secretary, Mrs. Yaro Sojka;
gatekeeper, Ralph Smith ST.;
ceres, Mrs. Ralph Smith Sr.;
Pomona, Sue Ellen Smith;
Flora, Mrs. Levi Harlong;
lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Ralph Smith Jr.; executive
committee for a term of three
years, Roland MapeS. Other
members of the executive
committee are Albert Fresh
ley and E. G. PurSiful. Dur
ing the business session Mrs.
Murray LaMoreauX, who has
charge of the food booth at
the Geauga Fair, discussed
plans for that. Mrs. Albert
Freshley, who is planning the
display booth, announced pl-
ans for this booth.
Community service chair
man Yaro Sojka Jr.; LegiSla-
tive agent, Mrs. Forrest
Bond; sunshine chairman,
Mrs. Levi Hartong all report
ed. Levi Hartong, insurance
agent spoke and admoniShed
all to read the fine print in