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Newspaper
Geauga Republican Record
Location
Chardon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
3
A reception in honor of the silver anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piras was held Sunday afternoon October 5. Family and friends gathered to celebrate the milestone with festive in home event.
A persuasive notice promotes the Christian Science textbook SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES by Mary Baker Eddy as the path to truth and freedom. It claims the book clarifies Jesus' promises and makes the Science of Christ practical daily, inviting readers to read borrow or buy the work.
Christian Science Society memorial edgewood in Chardon Ohio lists open hours Monday 2 to 4 pm Wednesday 7 30 to 8 pm 9 to 9 15 pm church service Sunday at 11 am Wednesday 6 pm Sunday school 11 am indicating regular meeting times and services.
A Christian Science program will be broadcast every Saturday morning over Station WICA in Ashtabula from 9 15 to 9 30. Churches of Christ Scientist and Christian Science Societies of Ashtabula Lake and Geauga Counties cooperate in conducting these programs and invite listeners.
Mr and Mrs Piras celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Hampden home in 1952. Hosts included their children and relatives. They wed October 8 1927 at St Marys church in Chardon. Mrs Piras wore aqua print dress with orchid corsage. A buffet for fifty guests followed at 5 PM and many gifts were given.
The Community Committee elections by mail list 1953 elected committeemen across several towns. Roles include chairmen and alternates for Auburn, Bainbridge, Burton, Chardon, Chester, Claridon, Hameden, Huntsburg, Middlefield, Montville, Munson, Newbury, Parkman, Russell, Thompson, and Troy. Farm plans and soil testing announced with January 15 1953 contact, PMA offices, and $1 per sample soil analysis at OSU lab.
A shopper is urged to obtain a comprehensive personal liability policy. The notice emphasizes coverage importance and warns of potential exposure without such protection.
The dead letter office handles over eighteen million undeliverable letters annually due to missing return addresses or illegible handwriting. It also conducts annual sales for unclaimed parcels, showcasing its active role within postal operations.
The Chardon Classroom Teachers Association held an outdoor social on September 29 at Thompson Lodges with about sixty members and spouses. They hiked the rock formations before a feast prepared by the Canfield committee, then sang led by Miss Anna Dunn. Next event is October 29 for Hallowe’en with Mrs. Fisher as chairman.
Munson The Laides Aid met with Mrs. Lloyd Tuttle Thursday and enjoyed a picnic dinner at noon. There were twelve ladies present. Twenty-five members of the Christian Endeavor had a hay ride Saturday evening, after which they had a wiener roast at the Robert Wolcott home. Recent guests of Mrs. Emma Carroll were Mrs. Charles Duser and Mrs. Lela Paige of Painesville. Mrs. W. H. Miller spent Thursday at the W. C. Miller home in Bedford. Mrs. Emma Carroll wishes to thank all those who remembered her on her birthday. Sunday was promotion day at Sunday school. Each class had a special number. The superintendent, Mrs. Barbara Johnson, gave each teacher and officer a certificate of appreciation and the Sunday school presented her with an orchid. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of the Bass Lake Community was baptized before the church service, Sunday. A picnic supper was held at Camp Ho-Mita-Koda in Newbury Sunday for the international foreign students. It was sponsored by the Geauga Lea-
Harriet L. Minman reports Caroline Jones has returned from University hospital and is improving. New press carriers Bill Lengel and George Creighton join the village. Janice Hoffman hosted two friends at a summer cottage. Ralph Green family from Kirtland visited the Minmans. Lillian Richards attended Rebekah meeting and visited Cleveland then Tower theater to see High Noon. Harold Clarks moving to Chagrin Falls. William Frigie left for Louisiana for seasonal guard work at the lake front and will return next summer.
The report notes 150 attendees at a Women Voters gathering. Mrs Turner Blackburn was ill with the flu last week. Mrs Lillian Chipman is traveling in the east. Mrs May Bogaske is nursing at Cleveland Clinic. Mr and Mrs M J Parks entertained friends from Royal Oak Michigan last week.
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