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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1927

Page

2

Huntington Social Notes A Summer Round of Visits

Aug. 4 Huntington residents share callers and gatherings as Ed Norris family from Wellington visits Crile and Hart homes. Ruth and Gertrude Erseman of Cleveland stay with relatives. Vesta Norris remains under care at Crile home. Various locals and guests from Elyria Toledo Spencer and Kantor join in shared visits and social events.

Huntington Ed Norris Naomi Wellington Johnson Crile Geo. Hart Vesta Norris Crile Ruth Gertrude Erseman Cleveland Bruce Crittenden Shelby

Local notables visit family and friends this Sunday

At the home of L. B. Vincent, Sunday, guests included Mrs. August Gerber, Mrs Sam Geauman, Miss Clara Geauman, and Ernest Geauman with children of Oberlin, plus Mrs. Emma Heidt of Toledo. Paul Chapman visited Crystal Beach with B. H. Rugg and wife. Wellington youths Janet Miller and Violet Long stayed with grandparents G. C. Long. Kenneth Handley of Spencer is visiting, with Gen. Weaver and Conred Naegele noted as recovering. Mrs. T. A. West and Mrs. Anna Schnell also mentioned.

L. B. Vincent August Gerber Sam Geauman Clara Ernest Geauman Oberlin Emma Heidt Toledo Paul Chapman B. H. Rugg Crystal Beach Janet Miller Violet Long Wellington G.C Long Kenneth Handley Spencer

Local Family Visits and Weekend Trips Across Town

Evelyn Rugs stayed with Mrs Neegele for a few days while Mr and Mrs George Weaver vacationed at Vermilion on the Lake and Crystal Beach. Phillis Handley of Spencer visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Handley Sr. Mr and Mrs W Handley spent the weekend in Wellington with daughter Mrs L H Rugg. Kenneth Chapman stayed at the Children’s Home in Oberlin with Mr and Mrs J G Holland. Robert and Donna Chapman spent last week at the Rupert residence.

Rupert Fox Elyria Walter Handley James Hall Kanton Henry Hales H. I . Sohoay L. E. Chapman Spencer Bertha Rowe 3R. Rice Toledo Luke Chapman Evelyn Rugs Neegele George Weaver Vermilion-on-the-Lake Crystal Beach Sunda Phillis Handley W. Handley Wellington L. H. Rugg Kenneth Chapman Oberlin J. G. Holland Robert Donna Chapman

Car collision near Huntington center injures none

A Friday night crash south of Huntington center involved a Ashland man driving a car that overturned into a roadside ditch and burned. No injuries were reported. Various local residents shared visits and weekend activities across Elyria Roches ter Canton and Cleveland with church events noted.

Elyria Ashland Huntington Center Wm. McClellan Rochester Ge. Hart McClellan Geo. Hart Henry Brouse Aaron Rapking West Virginia Caroline Rapking St Petersburg Fla Joe Rapking James English Tom English Nile Thadhum Lawrence Fred Harris Cleveland Fern Triudium Irving Cahata Paul Jones Canton Jesus’ Lietha Jessus Community Church Lille Nettle Naegele Huntington Rice’s Mill Dam Spancer

Inventor of television to visit U S this month

John L. Baird, the Scottish inventor of television, is due in New York in August to outline transatlantic tests and a commercial TV service linking America and Europe. He has demonstrated moving faces by wire from London to Glasgow and aims to expand stations across both continents under a $625,000 backing.

U. 8 New York America Europe Atlantic John L. Baird Baird Popular Science Monthly London Glasgow Washington Posttice

Hymns Blamed For Sin At Knoxville Conference

Reverend H G Williamson, director of religious education, tells Methodist district conference in Knoxville that excessive hymn singing fuels sin by encouraging defective theology and lax discipline among congregants. The brief remarks caution limits on hymn emphasis and call for balanced teaching.

Knoxville Tenn Methodist District Conference H G. Williamson

Simple Sermon Sparks Debate On Racial Stereotypes

A quoted minister argues hymns shape racial views in children while urging restraint. The remark suggests spiritual guidance can influence attitudes toward Black people, with emphasis on not inflaming prejudice.

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