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6—GEAUGA RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, JULY 5, 1956
By Lennah B. Bond
Telephone PArk 9-7016
CHESTER Chester Grange
No. 2479 met in regular form
on Tuesday, June 26, with Wor
thy Master Albert Freshley in
charge.
Mrs. Lyle Battles reported on
an Home Economics meeting
which she and Mrs. Freshley
had attended at Mrs. James
Blair’s in Burton. When the sub
ject of a donation to the county
hospital was discussed, Levi
Hartong, an agent of the Grange
Mutual Casulty Company, stated
that ‘‘in behalf of this Company”
he would give $30.00 for this
cause toward a gift from the
Chester Grange. This was grate
fully accepted.
There was a discussion in re
gard to the grange booth at
the fair. Announcement was
made that Ruth Ann Hartong
had been selected as Geauga
County Princess at the state
convention to be held at Col
umbus in October. A picnic is
being planned for
next program for
use health as the
member is asked
to the program.
July 24. The
July 10 will
theme. Each
to
contribute
lecturer’s
chosen at
The topic for the
program was one
the officers’ conference. “What
is the matter with the Average
American Family?”
The Lecturer asked the ques
tion, ‘‘Is anything wrong? In
contrast to some families who
get into trouble and receive
much pubicity there are many.
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Chester Grange Discusses “Average Family”
many other familes who are
going about the business of rear
ing their families and taking
their places in their commun
ities without any publicity.
‘‘If there is an indication that
there is something wrong with
the average American family,
it is shown in the behavior of
many of the children and teen
agers.”
This brought about a discus
sion in which every one present
took part. Some suggestions
were: that families did not have
enough social life together, chil
dren are not taught obligatons:
alcoholism too much TV: fam
ilies do not work together not
enough time with children chil
dren not taught to respect pro
perty of others training respon
sibility left to mothers econo
mic conditions (keeping up with
the Jonsesi.
An article was read giving
I statistics to prove that a large
proportion of delinquent children
come from homes where the
I mother is working, also that
many mothers are working not
because of necessity.
Mrs. Ralph Smith presented
a program of guessing games.
Refreshments were served by
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Petersen.
Mrs. Nelson Pulsfier and Robert
LaMoreaux. Strawberry short
cake topped with ice cream was
on the menu.
Westeens
The Westeens met on Monday
evening at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of their leader, Charles Head.
Chillicothe Rd. There
present.
were 16
a swim
on June
The same group held
ming party at Fairport
23.
An announcement was made
that there would be swimming
instructions at William’s Grove
on Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m.
There will be a small fee in
I connection with these lessons.
For further information call
Rosemary Trivisonno, PArk 9
7615.
Another announcement was an
oul door dance July 14 from
8:30 to 11:30 at Parkside Re
creation. There will be a charge
of 35 cents for members,
cents for nonmembers.
tainment. A lovely wedding cake
featured the refreshments.
Bachelor Dinner
The Bachelor dinner for Ron
ald Williams of Mayfield was
given at the home of Keith
Sperry on Thursday evening.
The guests made this occasion
a ‘‘shower for the groom.” This
preceded the rehearsal for
Evans-Williams wedding.
50
Sheriff’s Junior Possee
There are now two Junior Pos
se groups in Geauga County, one
in Chardon and a Chester organ
ization. The latter met on June
26 at the home of the leader,
James Dodson, Heath Rd. There
was a discussion of future ac
tivities, the parade, county fair
and benefit show.
July 1 the Posse sponsored
pony rides at the home
ricia Toth as a money
project.
of Pat
making
to prac-
July 5 the group met
tice acts, acrobatic stunts etc.
for the benefit show to be held
July 13. There was also a trail
ride on horseback.
BOOTS AND Bridles
Seventeen were present at the
Boots and Bridles 4-H Club
meeting held at Vernon Peter
sen’s on Tuesday evening June
26 Members filled out regis
tration papers and made plans
for the parade All joined in
playing hide and seek.
Refreshments were served by
Gordon, Richard and Steve Pet
ersen. The next meeting’ will be
July 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the home
of Linda Barnes.
Karzy Kapering Kids
Tommy Tpaud, reporter
the Krazy Kaperng Kids
club reports that the fifth meet
ing was held in Bainbridge at
the home of Bonnie Stone. Bon
nie demonstratted how she
taught a partly paralized kid to
walk.
for
4-H
She also showed the club their
herd of Toggenbergs, Saanens
and French Alpine goats.
Plans were made for a picnic
also discussion about the county
fair. For recreation dodge
and spud were played.
ball
and
will
the
Mrs. Stone served cake
punch. The next meeting
be June 9 at the home of
leader, Mr. Gurgely in Burton
Surprise Shower
Mrs. Earl Mansfield was gi
ven a surprise shower at the
home of an aunt. Mrs. Ralph
Burr, Circle W. Farm. Her hus
band suggested that they go for
a ride which ended at the Burr
home where 25 relatives were
waiting with gif Vs and good wish-
Mrs. Burr was assisted by
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Rob
ert McNish, who had arranged
a program of games and enter-
Deck Chairs
Regular $2.95__
Special
WESTERN AUTO Associate Store
Roland Osborn, Prop.
Chardon, Ohio
the
Those in Service
Wiliam F. Bebout. who
been stationed at Fort Leonard
Wood, is at his home here until
July 13. He will report at Fort
Niagara where he will be in
the guided missile outfit.
has
Card Party
A card party to which the pub
lic is invited will be sponsored
by the Grange at Parkside Re
creation on Saturday, July 14.
at 8:00 p.m. Progressive pin
ochle and five hundred will be
played, prizes and refreshments.
Attends Convention
Clifford Brawn, accompanied
by Kenneth Smith of Munson,
left on Friday evening for Bry
an, Ohio. On Saturday they con
tinued to IMontpieler, Ohio,
where they attended the Thresh
ermans Convention held
there.
Zoning Certificates
The following are the
zoning certificates
Chester Zoning Inspector,
liam Bebout:
latest
Surprise on Birthday
Tommy Patterson reached
12th birthday on June 25.
did not know that his mother
was planning a surprise
a wiener roast and other
things.
man.
Warren Myers is employed
this summer at the Picker X
Ray Co.
by
issued
Wil-
Op-
Wallace Larson, South
alocka Dr., garage Raymond A
Savage, Hilldale Rd., residence
Adam Horton, Wyandotte Rd.,
residence Bart M. James Jr.,
Wilson Mills Rd., garage, H. B.
McNally. Caves Rd., residence.
Chester Sewer & Excavating
Co., Chillicothee Rd sign Lou
is Kalish, County Line Rd., re
sidence Robert E. Sanislo, Sha
dy Lane, garage Belzer Con
struction Co., Hovey Dr., re
sidence Ralston Realty. Fergu
son Rd., sign Martin B. Bodie,
Cedar Acres Dr., garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Boss
have reuturned from their wed
ding trip and are now at home
in the Summers apartment on
Auburn Rd.
Mrs. N. C. Patterson entered
Womens Hospital on Friday
where she had an operation the
following day for the removal of
a tumor which had grown back
of her left ear. She was able to
return home on Monday.
his
He
with
go?d
held
Hill”
The picnic supper was
at the Patterson ‘‘Sam
farm. A group of boys and girls
came to surprise Tommy and
also his teacher
and Mrs. Boytar,
Elder Boytar
were present.
Heir Ways
Mr. and Mrs.
fer report the birth of another
grandchild. Barbara Jean Noble
weighing five pounds and seven
ounces was born in France on
June 26 to S Pc-3 and Mrs.
Bruce Noble 'Marjorie Seufer).
Charles Seu
West Geauga Day Camp
Monday, July 9, West Geauga
day Camp will start and be in
session each Monday, Wednes
day and Friday through August
17 10:00 a m. to 3:00 p.m.
This will be held at Williams
Grove on Fairmount Rd., about
one mile east of Route 306. Mrs.
John Allen, camp director, and
her staff of adult counselors,
junior leaders, and volunteers
will offer a variety of activities
including swimming, crafts,
games, creative dancing and
dramatics, nature, camp craft,
story telling and special events.
In addition teenage swimming
classes will be offered each Wed
nesday of camp from 4:00 to
6:00 p.m. and adult swimm
ing Monday evenings July 16
through August 20 from 6:00 to
8:00 p.m. under the direction of
swimming instructor, Robert
Jackson. To register for adult
swimming call PA 9-7729 or
8-4622.
Remember
Day Camp
high school
10:00 a.m.
9:00 p.m.
ED
the
the
registration for
will be held at
Friday July 6, from
to 12, and 7:00 to
Personals
Coming from out of the state
for the Evans-Williams wedding
were: Mrs. Mary Leonard, the
bride’s grandmother from Buf
falo. an aunt Mrs. Howard
Schwenkbeck and daughters.
Masses Joyce and o nnie
Schwenkbeck from Buffalo, al
so Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wilteck
from the same city, and an aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Class of Detroit.
Herbert H. Mansfield is on
a trip to Asheville, N.C., and the
Great Smokies. He was accom
panied by friends from Ravenna.
Mr. and Mr Howard What
ley of Toronto. Canada, were re
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Glaze.
James Gioin of Indianapolis
has been visiting relatives and
friends here and attended his
school reunion. He states that
Mrs. Gloin, formerly of Ches
ter, is confined to her home
with arthritis.
Royer of Sidney,
Mrs. Kate
Ohio, 'was
Peter Ruh
a recent guest at the
home.
Battles arrived by
week from Washing-
Thomas
train last
ton DC.. and will spend the
summer with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Battles.
Mrs. Ralph Schwarz entertain
ed at a luncheon at her home
on Wednesday, honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Mather who
are visiting here from Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eddy, ac
companied by
Stephen Kiehel
Dr. and Mrs.
Chagrin Falls,
end at the Revennaugh home in
Oak Harbor.
Mr. and Mrs.
of Munson and
A. R. Tilton of
spent the week-
Miss Martha Schwarz is en
rolled at Flora Stone Mather
College for a course in Ger-
Aquilla Folk Win Prizes
at Community Dance
By Dolores Engle
Telephone Chardon 5-9127
AQUILLA The Lake Aquilla
Community held a dance Friday,
June 29. Music for the dancing
was by Charles Raysvis Orches
tra. Two cakes were given away
on cake walks. Mr. Hank Sen
der and Mrs. Harry Brugge
were winner. A Roto-Broil was
won by Ed Kempf, a camera
won by Mrs. Jean McConaly,
and a spin reel by Mary Lorring.
The dance was a big success.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Sender
and Mr. Sender’s two sisters,
Betty and Kathy, spent the week
end in Indanapolis.
The Council meets every first
and third Monday of the month.
Council is open to the village.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey’s
company on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Ramsey and
son of Wlloughby and Mr. and
Mrs. James Crookshank and
daughter of Mentor. Mr. J. Ram
Isey’s brother, Billy, is spend-
Montville Folk Attend
Skinner-Mills Wedding
MONTVILLE Mss Carolyn
Skinner, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Skinner, and Mr.
Harold Mills, son of Mr and
Mrs. Frank Hiland, were united
in marriage by Rev, Byrd Lewis
at Montville Community Church
Saturday evening.
About 250 guests from Cleve
land. Mentor, Willoughby,
Painesville, Chardon, Huntsburg,
Hartsgrove, Thompson. Pitts
burgh, Pa., and Montville were
present at the reception at the
Township Hall immediately fol
lowing the ceremony. The hap
py young couple left for a few
days’ trip and will reside in
Hambden upon ther return.
Mr. and Mrs.
Harland Mansfield has suffi- y
ciently recovered from his op
eration that he was able to re- v
sume work on Monday. I-----
The Cavalier’s Scotland store
did not close on June 30 as pre
viously announced, but will re
main open for business through
July 10. Mrs. Frances Taylor is
in charge of the closing out sale.
Mrs. W. O. Moss and her
guest Mrs. John Law and Law
rence Cottrell were all guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Cottrell
of Cleveland on a trip to Cam
bridge Springs, Pa., and dinner
there on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stev
ens spent Saturday and Sunday
in Akron.
The Rabeck family of Wil
loughby visited the Sojka home
on Sunday.
ing a few days with them.
Mrs. Ida Vargo is at
recuperating from an operation.
Guests visiting her Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Sido and ’chil
dren from Cleveland and her
mother, Mrs. Ida McGuerer.
Notes front
Munson
home
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Gibbons Sunday were
Mrs. Bowles and Mr.
Bowles Jr., also Mrs.
bons and son Gary.
Mr. and
and Mrs.
Ed Gib-
Mrs. Richards’ company on
Friday was Mr. and Mrs. Rees
and Miss Rees and Mrs. Fugne
and sons all of Cleveland. Mrs.
Richards spent the weekend in
Cleveland at the house of her
sister, Mrs. F. Stokes.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes visited
Mr. and Mrs. R. Thompson, her
brother from Warren on Thurs
day. On Sunday, her company
for dinner was Mr. and Mrs.
Riechart and sons of Chardon.
Mr. and Mrs. Libertone and
sons spent the weekend in
Cleveland at the house of her
brother.
from
uels and little daughter
Pittsburgh, Pa., spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Keston Pet
ers.
Mrs. Esther Peterson is spend
ing a few days with friends in
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burnet
returned home Saturday night
after vacationing a week in Can
ada.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ineman
have moved from Chardon to
their new home here."
Mrs. James Sdley accompan
i ied by her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Buckley of Ashtabula, visited
their sister, Mrs. Florence Mit-
Willam Sam- chell in a Canton hospital this
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Elimination of ducts and registers allows
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By Mrs. James Ruch
MUNSON Nancy Wise
tertained the Christian Endeavor
Sunday evening. Lois Kuehnel
is the leader.
Mr. and Mrs.
entertained the
Board Monday
There will be
vice this week.
Orchestra rehearsal is at
church Thursday evening
7:.30.
Sunday evening Rev. Kuehnel
was the speaker at the Vesper
Service at Camp Pi-Chi.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Boss, who were
unted in marriage at the Ches
terlan church Saturday, June
23, by Rev. Kuehnel. They are
now residing in the E. A. Sum
mer’s apartment.
Mrs. A. D. Miller is spending
the week with her sister in
Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvord Roberts
of Chardon visited Mrs. W. H.
Miller and Mrs. Burt Ashcraft,
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reate
and children returned home last
week from a visit to Mrs. Reit
er’s parents in Reseva, Califor
nia.
is spending
relatves in I
George Denniston
a few weeks with
Mentor.
hear of the
We were sorry to
illness of Forest Babcock. He
underwent surgery Monday at
Lakeside Hospital.
List Geauga
Little League
Standings
en
and
Congratulations to Mr.
Mrs.
birth
son,
26.
Robert Garvey on the
of an 8 pound 3 ounce
Scott Robert, born June
week. They also visited their
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Meredith Lahman in
Stowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mills
of Indianapolis, Ind., spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hiland and at
tended the wedding of his bro
ther, Harold Mills to Miss Car
olyn Skinner Saturday evening.
Mr. Aldin Phillips of Mesopo
tamia is staying at the Lester
Skinner home while the Skinner
family is spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stone
in Powasson, Ontario.
Several from here attended
the wedding and reception of
Miss Jeannette Haase of Foot
ville and Mr. James Alvord in
Chardon Saturday afternoon.
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A MERICAN LEAGUE
Standings
Chardon
Chardon
Chardon
Claridon
William Scoville
Official Church
evening.
no midweek ser-
the
at
Friday, July 13. from 4:00 to
8:30 p.m. a fish fry supper will
be held at the Burton fair
grounds for the benefit of Ge
auga County Home. This is to
provide funds for much needed
improvements. See Rose Miller
for tickets.
Last Week’s Scores
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I Burton Dodgers
Munson Cards
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Last Week’s Scores
Chardon Indians
Chardon White Sox
Chardon Athletics
Thompson R. Sox
Claridon Yanks
Thompson R. Sox
be
of
The Kuehnel family will
out of town Sunday. Instead
a sermon, a girl’s trio from
the Cleveland Bible College will
entertain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standings
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Newbury Phillies
Huntsburg Braves
Burton Dodgers
Munson Cardinals
Burton Cubs
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2 ed by the Geauga County TB
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Community Picnic July 7 and
j2 8. reports B. R. Campbell, Re
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