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Church News
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
CHURCH NEWS
Sunday, July 15
10:00 a.m. Sunday School -les
son: The King Who Tried to
do Right”
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
11:00 a.m. Junior Church
1:30 p.m. County Home Ser
vice
7:00 p.m. Christ Ambassadors
7:45 p.m. Evangelistic Service
10:00 p.m. Rivival time ABC
Network
Tuesday. July 17
7:45 p.m. Prayer Meeting and
Bible Study
Wednesday, July 18
8:00 p.m. Choir Practice
CHARDON METHODIST
CHURCH NEWS
Harry A. Carney, Pastor
Paul Bidgood, ChurchSchool
Monday, July 16, 8:0 p.m.
Commission on membership and
evangelism meets.
Tuesday, July 17, 8:0 m.
Parsonage committee meets at
the pastor’s home.
Wednesday, July 18. 8:0 p.m.
Trustees meeting.
We have tickets for the fish
fry Friday, July 13, 4:06 to
8:00 p.m. benefit Geauga County
Home, to be held at Geauga
County Fairgraounds. Contact
the church office.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. CLARIDON
The church held a sucessful
summer festival last Saturday
more than three hundred were
served at the smorgasbord sup
per in the evening.
The Vacation Church School
staff has turned over $40.00 to
the Christian Education Com
mittee of the Church to pur
chase needed equpment for the
church school.
Thursday, July 12, The senior
choir at the church.
Sunday. July 15, 10:00 The
tinues his series of Bible stud
ie the book of laiah.
11:00 The Morning Worhip
Service, sermon theme for this
coming Sunday, ‘‘Footmen and
Horses.”
On Wednesday, July 18, the
Women’s Fellowship will meet
at the home of Mrs. George My
ers for an all-day sewing meet
ing sewing will be done for
the fall bazaar. Also, there will
be a ‘‘Dish Towel Shower” for
the new kitchen at the church.
On Monday, July 16, the
Christian Education Committee
will meet.
An important meeting of the
Church Cabinet will be held on
Monday evening, July 30. the
meeting will be held in the so
cial hall of the church.
Have You Met
Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Gro
tenrath, of Mayfield Road,
Chesterland, who came from
Burton?
Mr. Grotenrath is a captain
in the Cleveland Heights Po
lice Force. His hobby is his
horse.
by AUDRE COOK
Vacation
No doubt, the work week seems
to you to plod along on feet of
glue. But, that vacation that
you get goes faster than the
latest jet. Because that’s so, we
now remind the weather man
to be most kind so that each
day will bring you more real
pleasure than the day before
We’d like to remind you that a
first aid kit is an essential ac
cessory whether you vacation
at home or away. See our dis
play of these kits now. When
you call we invite you to
browse around and pick out the
items you need for a comfort
able and beautiful vacation. For
quality merchandise and fine
service, shop at Cook’s Drug
Store, 125-27 Main Street, Char
don. Phone 5-3183.
FOR VACATION
COMFORT
A New Batch of Keen
Short A
Shorts'
Weds Jk
omai
Miss Nancy Mary Nagy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ste
phen Nagy, Wilson Mills Rd.,
and Thomas Norman Tosko,
Dunham Rd.. Sagamore Hills,
Ohio, w’ere married at 10 a.m.
Saturday, June 23, at St. Mary’s
Church in Chardon.
The Rev. Fr. James A. Walsh,
pastor, officiated at the cere
mony and celebrated the mass.
Mrs. W. J. Eardley, church
organist, played the Mass and al
so ‘‘Ave Maria” and “Mother
at Thy Feet is Kneeling.”
Geauga B&PW
to Meet July 12
The July meeting of the Ge
auga County Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club will be
held on Thursday evening July
12, at the home of Mrs. Lillian
B. Keenen on Canfield Road in
Chardon. The business meeting
will be preceded by a potluck
dinner at 6:30 p.m. Plans and
programs for the coming year
will be discussed and all mem
bers are asked to make every
effort to attend.
He who acknowledges a kind
ness has it still, and he who has
a grateful sense of it has re
quited it.
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VFW Delegates Give
Reports of Convention
Reports were given by the del
iary will collect and send them,
egates to the Department of O
hio Convention of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to
Geauga Post 6519 at their reg
ular meeting in the Post Club
rooms Thursday evening.
The convention was held at
the Miami Hotel in Dayton from
June 26 to July 1. Those report
ing were Leanarda Wells, Nancy
Speck, Irene Majewski, and Lor
etta Mae Holmes.
The delegates reported that
the Auxiliary received the fol
lowing citations on the state lev
el: a plaque for the first award
for their Americanism program,
a certificate for outstanding
youth work in the community,
second in membership, and hon
orable mention for time spent
in Cancer work.
The delegates participated in
the massing of the colors and
carried the Auxiliary colors in
$198
We have just received an unusually nice batch of
shorts with nice detailing. All with cuffs.
Gifts—Ready-to-Wear
Beauty Shop
Chardon 5-5621
300 Geauga Women AttendPehbtebrook Garden Party
Approximately 300 Geauga women attended the annual Garden Party of the League of Women Voters at
Pebblebrook Farms in Munson June 27. Highlighting the program were a bake sale, a used book sale, an art ex
hibit, a water ballet and a fashion show. The women in the picture above are waiting in line for refreshments,
on the steps of Pebblebrook’s recreation house.
Mr. Nagy gave his daughter
in marriage. She wore a white
wedding gown fashioned with
a lace bodice and wide lace in
serts in the nylon net skirt o
ver satin. She carried a bou
quet of white orchids and lil
ies of the valley.
Wearing a pink organdy dress
and carrying pink carnations
was Miss Carol Nagy the maid
of honor and sister of the bride.
The bridesmaids wrere Miss Shir
ley Millward and Miss Carolyn
Kingsmill. Miss Millw’ard wore
blue organdy and carried yel
low’ carnations, and Miss Kings
mill wore yellow organdy and
carried blue carnations.
George Tosko, Jr., was best
man for his brother. Al Axtell
and Bernard Gantzer. former
college roommmates of Mr. Tos
ko, were the ushers.
The bride’s mother chose a
gown fashioned of peau de soie
in mink color and beige acces
sories. The groom’s mother w’ore
a pink lace sheath with white
accessories. Both w’ore white or
chids.
After the ceremony a recep
tion was held for 30 guests in
the garden at the home of the
bride.
Miss Nagy attended Kent
State University. Mr. Tosko is
a graduate of Miami University
at Oxford, Ohio.
The couple have returned from
a wedding trip to the Poconos
and now reside at 3263 Claren
don Rd. Cleveland Heights.
the mile and half parade of the
downtown sections of Dayton.
Mrs. Holmes received a cash
award for having the most new
and reinstated members in the
state. Her name will be sent for
national competition.
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REPRESENTATIVES in the
Fourth of July parade in Chester
were Viola Gore, Betty Mont
ague, Maggie Ritondaro, Nancy
Speck, Aggie Tvergyak. and Lor
etta Mae Holmes.
Mildred Evans and Helen Jean
Hill were reinstated into mem
bership.
Irene Rhodes, hospital chair
man, gave a report on the need
ed hospital work in the various
hospitals. She reported that Day
ton Hospital was in need of
clean rags for rugs to carry on
their rehabilitation work. If any
one has clean rags, the Auxil-
Plans were completed for the
picnic to be held for the Veter
ans at Brecksville July 18. Mem
bers attending will meet at
Thrasher’s Market at 10:00 a.m.
The group voted to sponsor
two parties at Crile Hospital on
December 4, and May 7.
It was decided that the Brown
ie Troops meeting in the Meth
odist Church should be pro
vided with a flag to use for
their meetings.
HOSTESSES of the evening
were Ann Bowyer, Jessie Lind
en and Charlotte Phillips.
The next meeting will be a
picnic supper at the state park
in Hambden. This will be a soc
ial meeting for the Post and
Auxiliary families and guests.
Dorothy Molzon, Cassie Cham
berlain, and Mary Chamberlain
will plan the recreation for the
children and serve as hostesses
of the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tosko
To Speak at Meeting
John J. Cronin, field executive
of the National Association of
Real Estate Boards, will spend
Friday. July 13, in this commun
ity consulting with local realtors
and other business leaders, Lyn
dall Highes, president of the
Geauga County Real Estate
Board announced yesterday. Mr.
Cronin travels from the head
quarters office of the associa
tion in Chicago.
During his visit, Mr. Cronin
will address a meeting of the
Geauga Board at Hosmer’s Res
taurant, Burton. Ohio, acord
ing to Mr. Hughes.
“We are looking forward to
Mr. Cronin’s visit,” Mr. Hughes
said, “not only for the informa
tion that he will bring us about
our own business, but for the
opportunity we will have to show
him our community and discuss
with him its future. We are
proud of Geauga County and
hope that he will find occasion
to refer to it in his visits to
other local boards in our state
and neighboring states.”
Prior to his service with the
Realtor’s Asociation, Mr. Cro-
Have You Met
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Pow
ell, of West Geauga Trail,
Chesterland, who came from
Cleveland? Mr. Powell is the
manager of the Charles Rivecs
Plumbing Co. Their son, Ron
ald, who lives at home is a
representative of Metropoli
tan Life Insurance Company.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sankey T. Jen
kins. who moved to Cedar
Road, Chesterland, from East
Cleveland? Mr. Jenkins is a
stationary fireman, for Per
fection, Inc., in Cleveland.
They have a married daughter
and two grandsons.
Mr. Jenkins’ hobby is car
pentry.
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JOHN J.CRONIN
nin was a real estate negotiator
for one of the major oil com
panies. He is an experienced
home builder, has served as ex
ecutive secretary of the Mary
land Council of Retail Merchants
and on the legislative committee
of the National Association of
Retail Merchants.
Chardon
Personals
John R. Bailey and family
entertained relatives from Wor
chester, Mass., over the week
end. They were Mrs. Flora Chen
ey, Mr.’and Mrs. Winfield Che
ney, son Richard and twin
daughters Jeanne and June.
Dr. and Mrs. Pease returned
from a week at Swamp Scott.
Mass., attending a medical meet
ing. They were at the new O
cean House Hotel, right on the
Atlantic Ocean.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hummel
and family left Sunday for two
weeks at Campbellford, Ontar
io.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Smith
and daughter Sara and Mrs.
Dorothy Smith and son. Tommy,
left Chardon June 30 for Mi
ami, Fla., for a two weeks va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Skin
ner are vacationing at Cape
’cod.
Mrs. Mary Filla and Mr. and
Mrs. John Vachie spent last
weekend in Chicago where they
visited the Bachie’s son Jack,
who is in the U. S. Navy and
stationed at Great Lakes.
A weekend guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Filla
was Mrs. Filla’s mother, Mrs.
Bryan, front New London, O.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash had
a farewell picnic dinner for Mrs.
Ash’s brother, Harry Nadack.
his wife Evelyn, daughters
Jeanette and Virginia. There
were 25 present at the picnic.
They left for home for Valdosta.
Ga., July 1.
With W)r. Stork
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(Unless otherwise designated,
all births are at Corey Hospital,
Chardon.)
June 26, 1956
Mrs. James Elco, Pekin Rd.,
Newbury, O., baby boy.
Mrs. Jessie Sly, Box 75, Mis
opotamia. O., baby boy.
June 27, 1956
Mrs. Ray Eging. R.D. 4.
Chardon, O baby girl.
June 28, 1956
Mrs. Charles Deak. D. 4.
Chardon, O.. baby boy.
June 29 1956
Mrs. Paul Adams. R.D. 3. Mid
dlefield. baby boy.
Mrs. James Bramley, D. 1,
Huntsburg, O., baby girl.
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June 30, 1956
Mrs. Howard Heun. Auburn.
Rd, Bainbride, O., baby boy.
A A
July 2, 1056
Mrs. Robert Williams, R.D.
3, Chardon. O., baby girl.
Mrs. Clyde Groves, Butternut
Rd., Burton, O., baby boy.
July 3, 1956
Mrs. Andy Koynock, R.D. 1.
Chardon, O., baby boy.
Mrs. Earl McFadden, 183 Tur
ner Drive, Lake Aquilla, baby
girl.
A lert Group
Holls Meeting
On Wednesday afternoon July
18 the Alert Group of the Pil
grim-Christian Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Marian
Parker Chardon-Euclid Road,
at 1:00 p.m. It will be a pot
luck picnic and the hostesses
will furnish the rolls and bever
ages. Each member is asked to
bring her own table service and
a dish to pass.
On Wednesday afternoon July
18 at 2:00 p.m. the Ladies of
the Senior Aid will meet at the
home of Mrs. Eliza Skinner 305
North Street. Co-hostess will be
Mrs. Pearl Knapp.
On Thursday evening July 19
the ladies of the Junior Aid,
will meet at the home ofof Mrs.
John Aumick on Chardon-Euclid
Road for a potluck supper. As
sisting Mrs. Aumick will be
Mrs. Ira Canfield, Mrs. Ireta
Griffiths and Mrs. Glenn Mow
rey.
Used Electric Sewing
Machines
S14.95 and up.
Service on all makes
sewing machines
'Free Estimates
SINGER SEWING ACHINEn
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
105 Court St
Chardon, Ohio
6-4192
tlhlOLtllCLllCy
The A. B. Smvthe Co., Realestate office located at
109 South St., Chardon (next door to Security Federal
Bank), will be open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
and Wednesday and Friday evening’s until 8:30 p.m.
We invite you to stop in and discuss your housing
situation with any one of our courteous salespeople.
Wether buying or selling, our office will assure
you of personal attention.
We have many buyers waiting for property in this
area so wre welcome your listings. We offer specialized
advertising, expert appraising, and excellent financing.
Chardon 5-2109.
The festivities will begin at
4 p.m. and run to 8 p.m. The Ge
auga County fair band will give
a concert in the evening.
Tickets, which may be pur
chased at the affair or in ad
vance from anyone on the ticket
committee, are priced at $1.25
for adults and 65 cents for chil
dren.
THE RECORD, CHARDON, OHIO, JULY 12. 1956—7
MRS. JAMES ALVORD
Jeanette Haase .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Haase, became the bride of James Alvord, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Alvord of Chardon, on Saturday afternoon,
June 30, in the Chardon Methodist Church.
Fish Fry Plans
for County Home
Near Completion
Plans are nearing completion
for the fish fry to be held this
Friday at the fairgrounds in Bur
ton to benefit the Geauga Coun
ty Home, acordinf to Frank
Yavorsky, chairman of the fish
fry committee, from Parkman.
Proceeds will be used to pur
chase some much needed equip
ment for the kitchen at the
county home, Yavorsky said.
ON THE general planning
committee, in addition to chair
man Yavorsky, are Martin Mer
rifield Sr., Middlefield Clarence
Lorson. Middlefield Frank Sla
vik, Middlefield Ed Jejuk,
Thompson.
Mrs. Walter Corey of Chardon
is chairman of the dessert com
mittee.
Mrs. Ellen Weidlein of Mun
son and Mrs. Raymond Osborn,
Chardon, are co-chairmen of the
salad and rolls committee.
On the serving committee are
James Hunt, Middlefield How
ard Ensign. East la rid on
Frank Schofield of Chardon and
Don Moss.
VACATION TIME!
Nlkerts
Maple Finish
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JOHANNA M. BLANYER
Mrs. Lillian Blanyer of Mont
ville announces the engagement
of her daughter, Johann Mar
ie, to Mr. Richard C. Diedrich
of Chardon. Ohio. Miss Blanyer
graduated from Chardon High
School wth the Class of 1954
and is now employed in the
law office of Bostwick & Bost
wck in Chardon.
Mr. Diedrich attended school
in Chardon, has served in the
Navy for four years and is now
employed at Industrial Rayon
in Painesville.
No date lias been set for the
wedding.
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