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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1930
Page
12
Elyria clubs outline summer gatherings and picnics across multiple groups led by Mrs Bernard Norman, featuring planned events and community engagement. Details mention speakers and anticipated venues as part of a broad schedule.
Mabel Saries led church services with a brief talk and a 659 PM prayer meeting. The Christian Endeavor group held a cross meeting, songs, and next Sunday’s service at 6:00 PM, with Everrene scheduled for the solemnization.
Erdesver Soc secerd congregational tale will be presented with a program in Elyria, public access in March. John Lewis Mathis, Elyria president, announced Hill to the Poor a melodrama of the spoken stage, free to the public, aiming to draw a packed audience. Also listed are Austin Little, Lily Anthony, Kyle Aungst, Eva McCormick and WL Fox Jr in local notices.
Local notices describe morning and afternoon meetings at the Methodist church, Bible classes, and district services on Tuesday and Wednesday. A gospel message by Mr. Forier is planned for 7 30 o clock this evening. The Home for the Aged gets a visit, and a missionary play titled Sunshine is noted. A memorial hospital listing records several names and addresses.
Fiano pupils present a recital at eight o'clock in the First Comprehensive church. The program features Moderne pieces and works by Beethoven and various composers. Students Edward Parherique Jaycex Agces Schaefer and Eleazor Erickson perform, with Ruth Girl Irene Zachman among the pianists.
Elyria social column lists individuals visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Names include Gersid Martin Toledo. M J Morrock named first lieutenant. Mildred Foster Ohio University Athens. Mr and Mrs Charles Word Jberg Barberton. Mrs Z F Conrad Lakeview. James Cronin Toledo. Miss Rosemary Borian Bari court. Din of 18 Blake Street. Mark Kane. Howard Goodrick. Leland and family from Corne. Dolores Finner studying at Muskingum. Ruthnois from New York. Herman F Paeth family. Mrs Frank Buehler Fremont. Eleanor Bass Gordon Gordon Gordon group. George Godfrey and son Walter Cleveland. Martha and Esther Mullen. 1859 Charles road Ewart.
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions girl guests, Mr Cedar, L Demar, Bag returnee, Mrs Nelie M, ton avenue, attendance on a Wednesday, and named individuals Thomas Irvine RL Brown.
The piece notes Paris fashion tastes leaning toward berets and Basque inspired headwear with tassels and tassel-like details. It mentions handkerchief style accessories replacing other scarves and a renewed interest in shiny fabrics like taffeta and satin.
The Brookside seniors publish The Leader, their first August edition. Students Alea Hello Drowpy Ruth Neot Charles bene Warne Inslee Carl Bach im Walter Day Philip Hindk Nenoneth McAlister are named as graduates in May. Angelina Naro, a sophomore, submitted the book from the sesser motto We Others Follow. Alice Bella Crompp ranked second in Brookside School reading contest, Jiss Karkr 2 Strohmer of Amrit won first with Mar ret Heckel of Avon at Prookside on Good Friday. The events were celebrated with guests Mr. and Mrs. William Friden and others.
Pittsfield Ohio April 1 Mrs M A Campbell reports Howard McRobertts had eye injury and was taken to Alien hospital. The family home at Green Springs includes Mr and Mrs W Tand and son. The short note records a local domestic event and health incident in Green Springs area.
Aunt Mrs E Campbell mentioned. J Bruce out of school in Wellington for a brief period and now improved. Lena Dirlam attended W C T U institute at Elma on Friday April 4. Esther Hauwk, Clyde Holmes and Rurgles attended a birthday dinner in Litchfield Sunday April 6. A D Crocker of Columbus Ohio called at the Campbell home Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs M A Pitts visited kin, Jase and A J Pitts in Kipror on Sunday. Henry Daisy improving after operation at Amherst hospital. J C Widdowson of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs C H Whitney. Mrs Grant Gifford visited sister Mrs Aubrey Searles Tuesday who was very sick. Attendees at Flexver show in Cleveland from Pinsfield included Eliza and Edna Watkins, A E Nash, Walter Green, Albert Starr. Mrs Madge Jordan of Cleveland visiting Reed Ives family. Frances Gifford with Oberlin College teacher to Cleveland school visit on Monday April 7.
The church Men’s Club hosted a See Dip Day evening at their lot with music by the Commercial School. Rev. He Lewis Wacker moved work from Twerrell Farm, rented for Mr. and Mrs. Grant. Frances Grant attended the funeral of niece Aubrey Sear at Camden church April 27. Topaz significance noted with Topazes and island references.
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