Is on Gardens at Local Library
Spring prompts gardening interest at the Elyria Public Library. Charlotte Brooks announces a collection of books for gardeners including titles on flowers, design, pruning, fruit growing, and orchard care.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1927
Page
10
Spring prompts gardening interest at the Elyria Public Library. Charlotte Brooks announces a collection of books for gardeners including titles on flowers, design, pruning, fruit growing, and orchard care.
April activities in Grafton show Mr. and Mrs. Ira Harrison of Elyria joining relatives for Sunday dinner with Miss Winifred Tran. Guests include Mrs. Albert Bernath presiding over Philathea class and many neighbors attending quilt making, hospital news, dances, travels, and family visits across Elyria LaGrange Lakewood and Akron.
Harrison and son Robert leave Cleve land as Vernon Meyne family relocates to town. Wm Marsh family moves onto Washtach farm. Harry Meyne to Center Street. The final Pedro party at Irvin Kinect home draws twenty eight guests with four tables. Irene Wise and Earl Shuster win first prizes. Edna Shuster and Irvin Kinect finish second. A neat tune is served at close.
The Dorcas class met in Charity parlors in April with about 20 attendees due to heavy rain. Reports include members' travels, a community children's show at Workside auditorium canceled, and plans for a Parkside school sports fundraiser and an April 15 art play. Funeral services were held for Eliza Corkill and nearby rites for Leonard, with various social gatherings and music noted.
Misa Mae Everard leaves home for Marton Ohio to rest due to a nervous condition. Aunt Anna Everard of Elyria cares for her. Rev Singte of the Lutheran church will speak on the Crucified Christ during Lenten services Wednesday at 8 o clock. Confirmation is set for April 14 with fourteen to be confirmed. Ladies Aid Society meets Tuesday at the Wie church school building hosted by Mrs Albert Woehrman. Mayor Beck, once ill with influenza, returned home to Vineyard Ave after a health decline. Lucy Osbon is recovering from a severe tonsil attack. Mrs Warren Tape and daughters visited the Thomsons over the weekend. Kirkpatrick leaves Sunday for a motor trip to Washington DC with Mrs Iva Wenneds of Cleveland. Ceo Vardy late of InrisLOC
April events and train times in Litchfield include a card party at Mr and Mrs Stephan von Thuy home with first prize to Mrs Artige Tan and Arthur Frombaugh. The report notes hospital visits, visitors from Berea and Elyria, and a local oratorical contest winner Carl Bement at Matlet Creek.
Ruth Halk Jenne daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Denup underwent an operation Friday afternoon at Marview Path Hospital and is reported in very critical condition. Visitors at the Case home on Sunday included the Waber family of Green Springs Ohio and Mr and Mrs Homer Homan of Lodi. The Chr Palmer and Loh Richard of Cleveland visited the Canfield home. Mr and Mrs O J Tooth were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur From.
Breddlauca and family spent Sunday in Cleveland at the Mar vey Kraushaar home. They were among the twenty eleven guests who helped celebrate Mr. Kraushaar. Larus Wolt of Cleveland and Gulis sister Mrs. Chas. Ashbeck were seen over the weekend. D. Richard and Jenne lane Bandas hosted attendees. Calls on Mr. and Mrs. Starr included Mrs. Ina Schlebom and Mr. and Mrs. Rairdon of Lakewood. Walter Perry and Gordon Russell with Perry’s mother and May Purhking, all of Penseld, were part of the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Ruben Bibutt welcomed a baby girl born early Thursday morning in Fairview Hospital Cleveland. The report notes the mother and infant are in stable condition. Church activities at the Congregational Church include Wednesday prayer meetings and a parish supper.
Ernest Blood earns a silver cup as the first captain of Ridgeville High athletic teams since the school opened. A Busy Circle rummage sale in Elyria last Saturday succeeded. organizers plan a repeat sale next Friday and Saturday. Congregational Church will show Joseph and His Break in on Sunday evening April 10. In bowling standings Kelleys Grocers lead with 63 wins and 40 losses, followed by The Lambs 63 can’t, and Olmsted Falls Lumber Co. 60 and 32.
April notes from Town Line La Grange report Mrs Hiden's illness on Banks road. Visits include Mrs Hastings and daughter from La Grange with Mrs Wicks. Ruth Tran in Elyria. Walter Pudley of Elyria visited home. S Howard and sons in La Grange, Fred Tran and family with Alva Seely at Horace Howard's Eaton home.
The article notes Major General Lejeune, longtime commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, as a key figure amid current trouble in China. A Louisiana native, he rose from Annapolis graduate to brigadier general in 1916 and led the Second Division in the Meuse Argonne offensive in World War I.
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