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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1926

Page

2

Broadway Actors Bring City Arts To Maine Woods

Portland Maine August 1 Broadway and Forty second street New York City are famed hubs but a Maine location draws crowds. H I Swett manager of Somerset Traction Co operates Lakewood Park north of Shawneewan and has built a theatre twelve cottages and a community house for a summer stock company now in its twenty six season. Actors authors playwrights and newspaper men join this retreat to rest from winter work.

Portland Broadway Forty-second Street New York City Maine Woods H. IL. Swett Somerset Traction Co Lakewood Park Shawhewan Swett Lake Wessermnsett America

Lakewood Theatre Becomes Maine’s Summer Show Mecca

Leading Broadway actors perform six days a week at Lakewood Theatre on the Quebec Highway drawing audiences from up to 100 miles. Arthur Bryan heads the season with Howard Lindsay directing and Albert Hackett praised, as prolific playwrights and actors converge at Lakewood, a summer hub for Metropolitan talent and new works by Lindsay and others.

Try Maine New York Lakewood Stock Company Pine Tree State Lakewood Quebec Highway Arthur Bryan Howard Lindsay Daley Metropolitan Owen Davis Hugh Ford Eric Dressler Albert Hackett Tommy Linday John B. Hymer Aamuel Shipman Hast LeRoy Clemons Alias the Deacon Kilbourne Gordon Winchell Smith Samuel Wallach William Ha Jr Anne Morrison S. K. Lauren Roy Briant Maesabelle Croy Rotlin Kirby Oswald Herring

Penfield Social News Busy With Visits and Travel

Mr and Mrs F B Bleinhans left for Atlantic City and Philadelphia centennial. Guests included Earl Janey family and Carl Janey family from Wellington. Edward Yost visited Medina relatives. Calf club toast at B G Betts farm. Florence Hopkins and others visited E E Minkler.

Harold Jameyson Orrin Bradley Delaware Ohio Bryan Dague Leonard Smith Memorial Hospital Bert Hastings Gregg Emma Baylor Ernest Preuzak Lorain Jas Natt Airs Harvey Underhill Vermilion-on-the-Lake Gee Dague Lena Morris Quinten Chatham Levi Dague Clayton White Middleton Mich George Bradstock Frida Penfield Calf Club Amherst Mr. Welsh Babbit Cleveland E. E. Minkler Mabel Daniels Florida

Residents and Visitors Gather for P O S C Meeting Event

An all day P O S C gathering on Thursday August 4 featured a picnic dinner and sewing in the morning with games in the afternoon. Attendees included numerous local families and visiting friends from Cleveland, Lakewood, Akron, Medina and beyond, with the next reunion set for August 1927 at 14321 Lake Avenue Lakewood.

Robson Family Reunion Held in Columbia

The Robson family held its third annual reunion at Willard Krause home in Columbia on Aug 15 with 120 attendees. Officers elected were President W. H. Robson Chicago Ill vice president Mrs Ora Schwind North Olmsted secretary Miss Lucy Robson Gramot treasurer Lester Quayle Cleveland. A program of solos readings banjo pieces and a speech followed. The youngest child present was Thomas William Webb and Jay Felt received a birthday candy prize.

Howard Nichols Paris Nichols Charlotte Elton Loton and Mason Yustiz, Flas W. H. Robson Chicago Rev . Ball Maxine Burlington Iowa Sadie la Counte San Antonio Texas L. D. Brown Will Carroll John Robson Rose Alfred Marine Alfred Leslie Alfred Marie Jack Fleming Jack Edna Ruth Felt Edna Jivens Florence Quayle Jack Quayle Lary Pomergy Jaester Quayle Cleveland Clifford Webb Roberta. Neried Thomas William Jake Mahler Maria Mary Quayle Alton Lakewood T. M. Pfertfear Teddy Jons Wellington Joe Robson David Robson Gordon Schwarer Theron Ashland Kenneth Chas Robson Sth George Thor Robson Ann Robson M May Robson Thad Robson Fleanor Edwin Elizabeth Roy Robson James Tran Winifred F. W. Howard Juncy’ Robeson Alta Johnson Mir Ernest Johnson Dislian Flond Josephine Gratton Phillip Robson Ted Elyria Chas Quayle Emme Quay W. J. Snyder Dorothy Robert Richard Akron Loren Hamlin Ray Thelma Muriel Medina Wesley Johnson Glenn Harrisson LaGrange M Willard Krause Columbia Son Ann Heller Lakewond Margaret Kehan Ogden N.Y Grafton Robson Willard Krause Columbia Ill Ora Schwind North Olmsted Lucy Robson Gramot Lester Quayle Lestir Alfred Jack Flemming, Jr Adell Limpert Mary Ellen White Marie Wahler Ruth Elliott Jane Alfred Teddy Jones

Friendship Class Hosts Surprise Party in Columbia

The Friendship Class of the Methods Sunday school held a surprise party at the Hales home in Columbia in honor of Mr. Hales birthday. A large crowd attended as neighbors gathered for the celebration.

Columbia Raymond Hales Hales

Local Families Host Visits and Outing Nearby

Ruby and Helen Ives visited grandmother then returned home with their parents. The Healy family hosted relatives Ale Blank Ora Blank and children from Steves Junction Michigan. Warren Ives family visited sister Leo Grobel at Valley City. Nessera George and Arthur May traveled to Akron and Wooster. Van Arsdale entertained Lorain rural route carriers with guests J H Longdon and Iring Eastman of Bristol Town and a Put-in-Bay boat trip Tuesday.

Ruby Helen Ives Melvin Healy Jas Ale Ora Blank Steves Junction Michigan Warren Ives Leo Grobel Valley City Nessera George Arthur May Akron Wooster Dom van Arsdale Lorain County J. H. Longdon Iring Eastman Bristol Putyu Bay

Entertains Club at Brownhelm With Chicken Dinner

Homer Petton hosted the Bobbette Club of Wigma at her Brownhelm home on Thursday afternoon. A noon chicken dinner followed by card games. Nearby outings include Brownhelm residents visiting Chippewa Lake on Sunday with families from Elyria and Middle Ridge.

Brownhelm Homer Petton Wigma George Ruth William Ruth Milo McQueen Homer Pelton W. B. Garrett Fred Stick Fred Sehnaak Rudolph Werth Mildred Evelyn Claus Elyria Kathryn Kolbe Oliver Carl Middle Ridge Chippewa Lake

Community Notices and Local Visits Reported in Amherst Area

National Christian Endeavor society held a dinner at Vermilion on Iske Friday evening. Residents and visitors from Cleveland and nearby towns were listed with various family reentries and travels including visits to White Oaks Michigan and North Canton. Frank Northem remains seriously ill after an Amherst work injury. Dr W B Wheatley attended a Northern home call Friday.

National Christian Endeavor Society Vermilion Iske Harold van Wag Lawrence Miller Cleveland Arthur Hanenpfling Alberta Lynn North Canton H. BR. Shattuck H. B. Peck George Rupple White Oaks Mich Lewis Grewis A. J. Shattuck Louisa A. H. Maller Burton Brandon James Hasta South Amherst Frank Northetm Zilch Bros Amherst W. B. Wheatley

Waltz Family Reunion Noted In Witchville Ohio

Tillie Holty attended the Waltz family reunion in Witchville Ohio on Saturday. The Congregational church in Witchville recently installed the new church furniture purchased for the building last week.

Tillie Holty Waltz Witchville Congregational Church

Tokyo Plans Unusual Flight Field Amid Imperial Palace Metro HQ

Tokyo considers an extraordinary landing field stretching from the new parliament buildings to the Imperial Palace gate. New government departments will be housed in adjoining structures including a headquarters aiding for the Metro.

Tori Landing Ferld Invester Tokio Sukuago Imperial Palace Metro

New Police HQ Plans Aviation Field In City Center

The project envisions a seven acre site for a new police headquarters with a landing area for emergency use. A coin-operated vending machine provides ten brands of cigarettes and returns correct change. The agriculture ministry recommends weighing eggs for sale rather than counting.

Politan Police Department

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