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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
11
Mrs. Lewis Henes and guests including Mrs. Dudley Northworthy spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. A. Squires of La Grange. Eve of Elyria and Mrs. Behuke were among attendees.
Misa Carol Williams from Batavia New York visits Bata via New York during the week staying with Mr and Mrs C J Smith. Several families including the Peabodys, Gust Smiths, and Carmi cael join at Chippewa Lake and West Ridge. Mrs Frank Laraway visits aunt Mrs L Comminga in South Amherst. Beatrice Gould from Lorain spends Sunday with her parents Hy and Mrs Gould.
Internationally known inventor Lloyd died of heart disease in Menum erws at age after revolutionizing three industries with his patents. He built the Lloyd room for weaving fibre furniture and profited from steel tubing patents and a bed spring machine, credited with over two hundred inventions.
About 59 members of Huntington Grange attended a Grafton Grange meeting last Thursday night. Mr and Mrs George Welsh and son Dan of Rivers Corners and Mr and Mrs Floyd Welsh of Lodi were visitors. Obin spent Sunday with L C Crile while Mr and Mrs L Thudhum and Lawrence visited relatives in Lieut Ohio.
A cluster of family groups from Butler Pennsylvania to South Amherst Ohio gathered for a well ladened table. The message extends birthday greetings to Mrs Baum with wishes for many more happy returns and notes several relatives visiting or present from Pittsburgh Dubois Wyandotte Penfield Akron South Amherst and nearby locales.
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