Cascade Park Opens As Kids Enjoy First Summer
Park custodian Tom Beeroe says Cascade Park opens for the summer with new slides and equipment. Monroe notes last Sunday's crowd and predicts larger turnout this weekend if the weather stays decent.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
2
Park custodian Tom Beeroe says Cascade Park opens for the summer with new slides and equipment. Monroe notes last Sunday's crowd and predicts larger turnout this weekend if the weather stays decent.
Ridgeville notes Florence Stace has measles. Lolz Shaw of Elsrta cared for churchgoers on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Hatch of Lakewood visited the Miter home. Mrs. John Gibbons fell from a step ladder and injured her arm last Monday.
The column lists many residents and visitors in Elyria and Cleveland areas. Notes include illnesses of Mr Frank Deidrick, Mr John Juchene, and baby Norma Pute, visits by Mrs E M Knowles, Mrs Kate Brewster, and others, plus gatherings at Ler Auction Bridge, Bethlehem and Grange events, church circles, and plans for the county fair and community meetings.
Fitch of Granville presides at Federation of Churches meeting at the Baptist church. Belle Jeffries visits Mrs Clara Bartter in Brounaville. they were girlhood friends. I W Osborne hospitalized with a broken arm and dislocated shoulder from a rumway. Mrs Otterson visits daughter Mrs Gearse yaldden. Eva Prindle attends local carnival. Mrs Frank Treltyies cares for daughter in Mallet Creech. Glenn Wise and Len Glenn visit Cleveland. others travel to Pittsburgh. PTA play Mamme's Wild Rose set for April 30 at Stronsy.
Brownhelm and nearby towns report Sunday visits from residents including Sr. Conrad Liphardt and Florence of Cleveland and Mrs. Geo. Linharde with Leonard Beesing family. Others listed Mrs. R. H. Fairchild, Edna Gordon in Columbus and Chas Frosch clan visiting relatives. travel to Northeast Pa noted.
An advertisement touts Ocean-O deep sea water as a blood tonic and skin remedy for psoriasis eczema and eruptions. It claims the product from Samuel P Saddler & Son Inc is distilled filtered and balanced with minerals and should be taken as one teaspoonful in water twice daily with a money back guarantee if no improvement.
Attended the funeral of the farmer's niece and her husband Abe and Mrs Harold Krol who were killed Sunday when their car was struck by four fast traffic. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Sir Anthony I Northern Rev C M Gey of Oberlin had charge of the advices of the Evangelical church Sunday.
Harrs Beese and Sandeshs face a second charge of stealing chickens from Antreas Switbert. A warrant was issued by the munterest court at Larafe charging Sint with burglary in connection with the alleged theft.
Thirteen chickens vanished from the River Joan area coop of John Thurman during the night of April 15. Police investigate the theft and seek witnesses or leads to recover the birds.
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