Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-01
Feb. ] at 800 pm.


County Sheriff Louis Robusky
He will speak on, Protecting
Our Families. He will also
show a film, Strangers.
Mrs. Arnett Ball heads a
committee that will serve re-
freshments. Everyone is in
vited.
County Concert ....... ..~...
The All-County Band Con-
cert will be held at the West
Geauga High school on jan
uary 10 at 800 pm,
Welcome Wagon
The Executive Board of the
Chester Welcome Wagon club
will meet on February 7 at
300 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Richard Andersen, 81 Cherry
Lane.
Golden Ages to Meet
The next meeting Of the Ge-
auga County Golden Age club
will be held on Monday Feb.
5, at II noon. Each member
is asked to bring a contribu-
ton for the dinner and own
table service.
Chester Garden Club
On Wednesday evening Jan.
"a, the Chester Garden club
met at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert Jackson 583 Chillicothe
Road. A dessert luncheon was
served by Mrs. Werner Heft-
er and Mrs. George Let's. The
officers for 1862 were INSTALL
ed by the retiring president,
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry. Mrs.
Frank FilipSki, the new pre-
sident, took charge of the
meeting. Mrs. Sperry was
presented with a gift from the
club. The program for the
year was outlined by h e
program chairman, Mrs. Ro-
bert Smith. She is assisted by
Mrs. Nelson Ray. The club
announced an advanced tic
ket sale for the Home and
Flower Show to be held in
Cleveland on March 3 II.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Cart
Harland, 855 Opalocka Drive
on February %.
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Chester Grange
At the Chester Grange meet
ing held on January % there
was an exhibit of old news
papers and books. One paper
printed in 1901 told of the
death of President William
Mckinley. Others enumerat-
ed items of local interest writ
ten years ago. There was a
bound volume of a years col
lection of the magG line The
Cottage Hearth" which was
at one time owned by Asa
BiSbee. The Lecturer, M + S.
Lawrence Battles had arran-
ged a program on printing.
Mrs. Levi Hartong read an
article on the history of print
ing. Mrs. Arthur Battles read
an article, Printing NeceS-
Sary to Free Man" Clarence
and Arthur Battles presented
a brief skit, "Zeke and jim. ="
The Grange voted to purchase
a Health bond. Mrs. Hartong
reported for t n e Sunshine
Committee; Levi Hartong for
Insurance; Mrs. Forre S t
Bond, Legislative A g n
brought a message from the
State Master and State Legis-
lative Agent. Refreshments
were furnished by Mrs. Ralph
Taylor and MIS-. Forrest
Bond. Next Grange meeting
February 13 at K of P Hall.
WeStWOOd BreeZeS
The pupils in Mrs. Ruth
Bishops first grade collected
sales tax stamps which were
redeemed for enough to pur-
chase a set of children's fur
niture. Th S C onSistS of a
round maple table and four
chairs which are placed in the
library corner of the room.
Five of the pupils in Mrs.
Gay Gilchrist's fifth grade,
Jerry Hanson, Robert Rich
hards, Nancy Lehman, Yvon-
ne Mulhollen and Kay Gill
bert have made a bulletin
board illustrating t h e de-
velopment and movement of
Glaciers.
Mrs. Evelyn Saxon's fifth
grade had a debate, resolved
that Televison is good for
children. Affirmative team
Ellen Shaffer, captain, Mar
jorie Strandt. Sandra EWart
and Ben Gray. Negative team