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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1926
Page
3
Church and fraternal groups schedule gatherings in Vermilion and Elyria with dinners, picnics, and initiations. Regional clubs including the Kolbe family reunion plan for Linwood Park Vermilion, while auxiliary groups meet in Elyria and Amherst with notices of upcoming picnics and September gatherings.
The monthly meeting of the Woman's Association of the Pilgrim Community church was held yesterday with six members and three visitors present. Mrs. George Galles and Mrs. Christman hosted at Christman’s Fairmont Street home. A social hour followed the business talks and light refreshments were served. A meeting at Mrs. Stanford's East Broad Street home was set for September 8. Elyrians attend informal party at South Olmsted. Mrs Percy Salisbury entertained Mrs Emma Clark of Lansing Michigan and guests Mrs Irving Terrell Mrs Mary Collins and Miss Bessie Kelly. About fifty St Clair Rebekah Lodge members attended the sixteenth annual Special Session and School of Instruction in Lorain. Mrs Marie Jella was elected president for the ensuing year and Lorain will host the next meeting in 1927. Carl Brown, District Now 9 representative, will attend the August 18 meeting.
Newspaper notices report postponed Junior Mission Band meeting rescheduled for September eighth. Engagements include Miss Katherine Diederick entertaining twelve friends at a LaGrange Road home party with Emma Fitzpatrick winning honors in a card game. Circle No. 2 of St Pauls church held a Cascade Park picnic with social time and planned two weeks hence for Julia Welland to host church circle. Local admissions and discharges list residents by name and address, followed by a marriage license for Lawrence Hesown and Roberta Krumhar.
Miss Viola Hart and Miss Zita Hart of Parkview Court vacationing in Washington and Baltimore then by boat to Norfeirginia. They plan to visit relatives in Johnstown Pa before returning. Mr and Mrs Ja Spiegelberg and children Irma and Russell from Town Line Road join Miss Miriam Fowl Telegraph Road and Mr Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland on a major trip to Ann Arbor Detroit and Kapao Michigan. Ralph Otterman and Dudley Abbe return from a west trip visiting many points including Yellowstone National Park.
A patchwork of social notes lists long trips and home visits. Names include Dean Clifton Fowler of Denver, Janes B. Rule of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Charles I. Smith of Dewey avenue, Mrs William McArren, Frank Ryan and Mary Dengate, J L McQuistion and daughter Jane, Robert Rice, and Professor Laurel Yeamans of Oberlin, with multiple stops from Oregon to New York and Philadelphia and a sea voyage to Europe pending for Yeamans. References to births appear for Howard Uogan, Burr Burton, and others.
Aug 12 West Ridge reports Mr and Mrs John Sjrl from Cleveland spent several days of their vacation with Walter Kolb and children. Also seen were Mr and Mrs Jess McMulin and children Ellis and Hazel, Mrs Merle Feafound with Lie cite and Robert, Mrs Herry Seekins and family, Mrs Tink Seekins and daughter Esther, Mrs Elia Eckler, Mrs O C Gove, Mrs Adam Hahn and daughter Helen, Leroy Rowley and sister Vin-
A Busy weekend scene as families and friends visit from Elyria Amherst La Grange and Carlisle Center. Philip Sippel stays with Sherman Wurst in Elyria while many guests attend gatherings at Walter Sippel George Lauer and Raymond Simms homes. Candid notes of picnics at Crystal Beach Edgewater Beach and Cedar Point accompany visits by the Nauges Tapper Hutchings and others.
Kolb and Charles Wattring of Elyria visited Walter Kolb and family Saturday. Carl Hunger attended Y. P. B. at Mrs. Harry Beal's on South Ridge Friday evening. Harold Rowley family joined Dillett Van Tassal event at Wagner's Grove Wellington Sunday. Florida visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon with Mr. and Mrs Harry Gulety of Wellington called on Rowley Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Sthaibla spent days with her father Charles Hahn and sister Mrs. Hallstein then returned home. Light turnout at West Carlisle primary voters Tuesday. Adolph Braun of Cleveland visited Rowley Friday and Saturday. Ditford Hart of Cleveland and family were guests of W. H. Hart Sunday. Ruth Snippet visiting uncle Sherman Wurst. Mroo and Mrs Ward Biggs of Elyria and Walter Biggs of Gherlin called on Rowley. John Starr Joseph Repp of Lodi visited Henry Shauvers Sunday. Y. P. B. to hold a wiener roast at Theodore Grils' Wednesday evening August 18.
Day's Hardware promotes the New Easy Vacuum Cup Electric Washer as the greatest time and labor saver for the American housewife and invites readers to call 7839 for more information.
The article predicts the advent of a universal language for scientific and commercial use driven by international radio broadcasting. It notes broad adoption across professions and nations as a pragmatic solution to communication barriers.
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