2—THE RECORD. CHARDON. OHIO, JULY 12, 1956
Chester Woman Will Be
Gospel Team Member
MUSICARNIVAL
NIGHTLY THRU JULY 15
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Fun for Your
A tricycle will probably
furnish your two to five
year old more fun this
year than any other toy
and good healthy exer
cise too.
Our standard model (not
exactly as illustrated) is
reduced from $8.35 and
offered this week
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Mickey Mouse Inflatable
PLASTIC WADING POOL
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diameter.
CHESTER Miss Marilyn
Campbell will be a member of
a gospel team from Shelton Col- this sum- of Mrs. Edward Glaze, May
field Rd., for the annual break-
Study Club
The Chester Study Club
not hold reular meetings
Child!
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SPECIAL SAVINGS
Rex Ray 8'
ELECTRIC FAN
SAVE $1.46. Stand or
hang it anywhere.
U.L. Approved
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PAPER PLATES 4 CUPS
Cello packs of 10, 9-In.
heavy-weight plates.
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Aviator SUN GLASSES
Shatterproof lenses,
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Ladies’ SWIM KAPS
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CROMWELL Rexall Drugs ROSS Rexall Drugs
Main Street Chardon. Ohio Chardon Shopping Center Phone 6-4167
ing the three summer months,
but each month has a social
gathering. In July the club mem
bers with their husbands as
guests will meet at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Patterson
for a picnic dinner. This will be
July 21. Mrs. Kenneth Sperry
and Mrs. Ralph Kneale will
assist Mrs. Patterson as hostess
es. Mrs. Peter Ruh will plan a
program of games.
lege. Ringwood, N.Y., known On August 1 Study Club mem
a§ the Skyland-Heirs and will bers will gather at the home
travel with the team
mer.
Miss Campbell, a junior at fast
the college, will go east July.
11 to join the group which will eon. This was held at Johnny
start from the college on July 15. Cake Inn. Arrangements were
They will travel until the Labor made by Mrs. Daniel Denniston.
Day weekend. Those attending besides Mrs.
The June meeting is a lunch
The group of seven will in- Denniston were Mesdames Clay
elude six students and a teacher B. Eddy, Kenneth Sperry, Sa
chaperone. The
include a girls
panist, a song
speaker.
entertainers will Patterson, Judson Townley,Pet
trio and accom- er Ruh and a guest. F. H. Bond,
leader and a Frank Downer, Allan McGaw,
tour is not now
Raymond Richmond, S. Hayash
i, Roy Eddy, Ralph Kneale and
Nelson Ray.
The complete
available but will extend from
New Jersey to St. Louis, Mo.,
north to Michigan and Wiscon- I and Noel Hayashi accompanied
sin. When crossing Ohio the the group and had luncheon by
Skyland-Heirs will conduct a
service at the Riverview Church
at Novelty, on July 27.
Paula Denniston, A a w a n a
them selves.
In the absence of the presi
dent. Mrs. C. G. Stevens, Mrs.
Ray was in chare of the brief
business meeting. Mrs. Downer,
Mrs. Kneal and Mrs. Patterson
does
dur. will serve as proram commit
i tee for the coming year.
Bridal Showers
Miss Patsy L. Evans, who be
came the bride of Ronald Wil
liams on June 30, was honored
with three bridal showers be
fore her marriae.
The first was given by her
cousin, Miss Mary Jane Evans,
at her home on Caves Rd. Guests
Guests included relatives in the
Evans family. Miss Evans was
her cousin’s maid of honor.
Mrs. Robert Evans, sister-in
law of the bride, arranged a
double shower in a very unique
way. The honor guests were
Miss Evans and Miss Sally Se
liga. Each bride-to-be planned
with Mrs. Evans for a shower
for the other. The result was
a delightful surprise for each
one. This event was held at
the home of Mrs. Evans’ moth
er, Mrs. George Malone.
1 The third shower was given
I by the members of the family
of the groom-to-be and was held
at the home of his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sperry, S.
O.M. Center Rd., Mayfield Fil
lage.
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Russell Wenger, correspon
secretary and reporter
Louis Vargo, treasurer.
The election was held at the
anniversary and picnic meeting
held at the home of Mrs. Ken
neth Martineau on June 27.The
business session was in charge
of the president, Mrs. Frank
Feigle. Plans for the county fair
were also started.
Attends Bankers School
of the Chester branch of the
Burton bank, attended the school
for bankers recently held at O
hio University at Athens.
Riverview Picnic
Attention is called to the Ches
ter prople who attend Riverview
Bible Church that the church and
Sunday School picnic is to be
held on iSaturday, July 14, at
Williams Grove. Fair mount Rd.
Games will start at 4 DO p.m
and a picnic supper will be
served at 6:00.
Heir Ways
Kim Anne is the name given
MU-MAC
THEATRE
MIDDLEFIELD
FRI SAT JULY 13-14
The Bowery Boys
JALOPY
Plus
James Lydon
Gloria Winters
HOT ROD
SAT. JULY 14 at 1 PM.
Middlefield Merchants
FREE MOVIE
SAVAGE HORDE
SUN MON JULY 15-16
Sun. Cont. from 3 00 p.m.
Ma and Pa Kettle in
THE KETTLES IN
THE OZARKS
Also
Sabu & Barton Maclane
JAGUAR
TUES WED THURS
JULY 17-18-19
Gregory Peck
Jennifer Jones
THE MAN IN THE
GRAY FLANNEL
SUIT
Umbrella Useful on July Fourth
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Perennial Gardners
Newly elected officers for the
Perennial Gardeners are as fol
lows: Mrs. George Soubusta,
presndent Mrs. Robert Werne
ke, vice president
Burgher, recording
Mrs.
ding
Mrs.
These officers will assume their
duties in September.
Mrs. Earl
secretary
•r
Cindy Hamilton and Marsha Lee Mell rath kept under their umbrella while watch
ing the proceedings at the Chester Fourth of July celebration. The rain was only
slight but yet enough to warrant the use of the umbrella.
the daughter born on June 10 to
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forrest
Personals
Mrs. Dale Beattie and daugh
ter Allison, are spending three
weeks with relatives in Colum
bia. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Campbell
and daughter, Miss Marilyn
Geauqa
THEATRE
CHARDON
Geauga’s Entertainment Center
Thurs. Fri. Sat. July 12-13-14
Victor Mature Janet Leigh
SAFARI
Cinemascope Technicolor
Nat King Cole
NAT KING COLE
STORY
Sun. Mon. Tues. July 15-16-17
Here is your favorite V. Star
in Technicolor on our big
Screen
George Gobel Mitzi Gaynor
THE BIRDS
AND THE BEES
Wed. July 18 (One night only)
2 Great Repeat Pictures!!!
Bert Lancaster
KISS THE BLOOD
OFF MY HANDS
Tony Curtis
JOHNNY STOOL
PIGEON
Thurs. Fri. Sai. July 19-20-21
Anthony Steel
Laurence Harvey
STORM OVER
THE NILE
Dana Andrews
COMANCHE
both in Cinemascope
HAZELWOOD
DRIVE-IN OPEN
NOW
Campbell, were in Ashland, O
hio, the past weekend to attend
the 30th reunion of Mrs. Camp-
Nolan
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bell’s high school graduating
class.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wenger
and children, Barbara and Rus
sell Jr., are spending a vaca
tion in Elkhart, Ind., and south
ern Michigan.
Anthony Phillips of Youngs
town, who was room-mate of
Warren Myers at Shelton Col
lege last year, spent Sunday at
the Myers home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brecken
ridge, Dateland, Arizona, who
are touring the United States,
surprised Mr. and. Mrs. Frank
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plus all-expense paid trip to New York for
two via American Airlines suite at Waldorf
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$10,000 CASH to new Mercury
buyers—Awarded
instead of new
Phaeton if you buy a new Mercury
during contest and before being advised
of winning one of the 10 top weekly prizes.
Feigle with a call recently. The
two couples spent an evening
together. Mr. Breckenridge and
Mr. Feigle were high school
friends at New Kensington. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Evans
and daughter, Miss Mary Jane,
have returned to Chester to live.
They now occupy the Wesley
Petersen house on Caves Rd.
Mrs. Evans’ mother, Mrs. Lottie
Jolly, also formerly of Chester,
is residing with them.
Clarence Battles is under the
care of a doctor and is afflicted
I with nosebleed.
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