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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1928
Page
2
Monday events list many local groups meeting in halls and homes including Sons of Veterans, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, and Knights of Pythias. Social notes cover club get togethers, a large picnic planning, a card party, and a beach party.
Janet Mary James, an eighteen year old with opera lineage, pursues a stage career in New York while Ballard Riley, a physician and alleged woman hater, oscillates between love and detachment. Producer Matt Goldstein backs her, tabloids inflame publicity, and rival Flodine Dessy schemes to undermine her. Janet's romance strains under fame as she juggles rehearsal, publicity, and a menacing press cycle. Tales of friends, rivals, and backstage life unfold with mounting tension as Janet weighs heart against career.
Miss Bernadine Will hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Courtland Street home for sister Germare who will wed Arthur Dion of Oberlin on August 22. Bunco yielded first prize to Miss Emm Barbkrecht and second to Mrs. Wallace Johanson. Mrs. Finis Brown wore the corsage. A luncheon followed with yellow and white decor, and guests from Toledo Berea Lorain and Oberlin attended. gifts were plentiful.
The Civic and Political Science department of the Woman's club will hold its annual picnic at Mrs Roy Kulp's Lake avenue home on August seventeenth. New and old members are invited. gathering begins at noon with a club house meet on Fourth Street before driving to the venue.
Dr and Mrs C J Miller of Ken Fou street and Mr and Mrs E W Baird of Blaine street have returned from a two week vacation in Montreal and Quebec Canada. Mr and Mrs William Dehm and children Eleanor and David of George street leave today to motor
To New Britain Connecticut they will visit Mr. Dehm's father David Dehm for two weeks. Mrs Robert Vestal and son Robert will spend six weeks in Omena Michigan Kir and Mrs Williams and daughter Janet Mar living at 222 Eighth street left today for Cambridge Ohio to visit Mrs Stiles. Dr Edwin Kirby will leave tomorrow for Denison Ohio to join Mrs Kirby who has been visiting her sister Mrs EB Price of that town. Dr and Mrs Kirby will return to Elyria Tuesday morning. Miss Helen Schmanuch 305 Hur ons hire has revived from a ten day visit at Gary Indiana and Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs L C Parker and Mr and Mrs Mark Wilson formerly of this. Mr and Mrs H W Tibbais of 235 Earlcourt will be weekend guests of Mr and Mrs John Linton of Delaware Ohio. Livyrd Wilcox of Pittsburgh arrived today to spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs Milton E Wilcox of Washington avenue. Mr and Roy Jensen and son are visiting at the home of Mrs Jensen's parents Mr and Mrs Martin Mueller of West avenue.
Mr and Mrs Charles Monroe of Hollywood visit H M Andress on Broad Street. Miss Evelyn Gunnarson of New York City is the house guest of Elyria Armco Association at Cascade Pavilion on Tuesday August 14 at 8:30 p m. Admission is 00e per couple with 25c for an extra lady.
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