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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1938
Page
2
A Vogue staffer jokes that men's attire weighs less than women's summer outfits. The spoof lists garment weights from suits to hats, arguing men set fashions while noting the impracticality of heavy summer dress. The piece mocks vanity and defends grooming as essential amid heat.
In South Amherst, at the home of Mr and Mrs Clyde Heussner, Marian Heussner married George Innes of Amherst. The ceremony at 4 pm featured an improvised palm, fern and gladiola altar, Rev F Eastman officiating. The bride wore lace and carried white roses. maid of honor Florence Heussner and ring bearer Darlene Carol attended. Best man William Robertson. Guests included families and friends. reception and gifts followed. couple to reside on Crosse Avenue after a Detroit trip.
A historic note explains that the term borderland between life and death comes from the Land of Shades described as the beyond the Nile’s explored reach. Ancient Egyptians believed it was where the soul hovered before final exit to the next world.
Members and friends of the Methodist Ladies Aid Society are invited to the home of Mrs Ball in Axtel Thursday afternoon where the Ax tel 31 E Ladies Aid Society will entertain with a basket supper and social hour.
Wakeman The Jalk meeting of the Garnet Club was held at the home of the Wald Wilcoaen in Clarks held recently with twenty-nine members and several guests present. Mrs Clarence Bailes gave an illustrated lecture on the arrangement of cut flowers. August meeting planned with Mrs Flora Pierce. Various local residents visited and hosted gatherings including families from Elyria, Mantua, Lorain, and Cleveland.
On August 2 the Heinzerling Resenhkracz and Kreeger families from Brownheim Amherst Loran and Elyria attended their annual reunion at Cascade Park Elvria. A business meeting followed a formal dinner and officers were named for the coming year.
By Mrs BOA Jenne of 283 Church St contact 3823 updates, followed by names of local families and attendees. Upcoming church activities include Ladies Aid meeting, church council, Junior Walther League, and a joint Ladies' Aid with Woman's Missionary Societies at 2 PM Thursday. The Mission Band will present a Summer Christmas tree program.
The St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church announces weekly choir rehearsal at 7 30. On the first Sunday of the month a German service will be held following the rehearsal.
The article notes Amherst Day observances with a Crystal Beach picnic and store closures. It lists a series of local meetings including Lades Society, Altar Rosary Lowety, Hickory Tree Grange safety program, Elmer Johnson American Legion post, and church Mass and confession times. Also mentions hospital admissions and discharges, plus brief social notes on local families and a Sunday dinner guest.
Birmingham residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends. Alevid Stevens and son visited C Schsler. Ralph Welz and Teddy Drices were in Huron. Tom Hartley resigns from Birmingham High School for a position in Huron Schools. Grace Binett of Mansfield visits. Carol Wise and Tea Kinsley from Henrietta enjoy Fra Miana. Glen Warner and Clare from Cleveland were guests of Mr and Mrs Thorn. Early leaves for Kingston Ontario. Mrs Dora Muldrew of Columbus stays with aunt Rose Bentiev. Mr and Mrs Kessler of Greenwich visit Alfred Fleming. Mrs Carne Eggert of Elyria stays with Mrs Geo Demat Mio. Mrs A Clemons visits Mrs Helen Tius entr. Mrs Phibs and Mrs Dutteridge from Cleveland visit Mrs Maud Ewell. Homer Cox and Joan Portman welcome a son Dale Owen born July 28. Hars Boyd of Elyria visits. Carl Robart returns from South trip. Mrs Walter Snellenberger and Mildred stay in Detroit. Minnie Hopkins and Bari Davidson visit Mrs John Davidson in Vermilion. Mr and Mrs Robert Buol Sr. of ...
Elyria residents and visitors are listed as callers and guests across town. Oberlin, Amherst, Paulding, Columbus, Toledo, and Ashland are mentioned with various social visits, hospital updates, and a local car mishap on West Main street with no injuries.
Sunday service concluded before vacation for Sullivan family. Ris and Vre Deavids and son Bruce to spend three weeks with relatives in Munres. Sunday school to continue elsewhere. Several local names appear including Abram, Edsons, Harrington, Janeth, and Pastis. Cascade Park reunion in Elytia noted with about thirty six attendees.
The American Petroleum Institute explains gasoline is not a good swimming baseline. It notes gasoline has lighter density than water, yet explains its lines are inflated and flotation would be difficult. The institute states gasoline is about one fifth heavier or lighter than water depending on the comparison.
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