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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1926
Page
5
A wedding ceremony took place in Vermilion as Miss Olive Wilker and Conrad Mulder announced their Sept. 1 marriage. The report lists attendees from Amherst and nearby towns, noting the couple’s background and plans after the ceremony.
Londoners embrace American dishes as plentiful entertaining in London this year popularizes several new foods among locals, with interest rising as hosts showcase diverse menus and flavors.
An Elyria Ohio notice invites people to attend a session at the Elyria Hotel on Wednesday August 25 to learn about a case and a revitalizing rejuvenative treatment offered by Snell io.
Mrs George Gatte and daughter Katherine of California visit J Strohmeier family. Mrs Danan Arndt and son Clayton spend Thursday in gain. Mrs Joseph Heathcote spent Friday in Elyria. Mertle Williantea visiting Arthur Mintz family Lorain. Mrs Frank Clars Port Clinton visits Herman Ehlert. Harvey Henes and son Venald of Painesville spend weekend with Albert Kreeger. Heyman Elyria makes Amherst business call. Mrs Bischoff spends Friday in Lorain. Philip Lehmiauch visits Cleveland. Joh Strohmeier and daughter Kathryn visit last evening. Mrs Bennett returns to Rising Sun after visit with Uhlir and Williams. James Gearley discharged from hospital. Mrs Alege Burnett, George Becker, and Don Rockwood spend Thursday in Cleveland and attend sulianan theater. Mr and Mrs Wood Darling return from Columbus. Mrs Puree and Mrs Campbell visit Lorain Friday afternoon.
Birth announced in Grafton as Mrs Bert Brewley of Orth Hatnn welcomes an eight pound daughter born at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Klinect in Belden on Aug 5. Local society notes include church announcements, Home Maker club meeting at Mrs Chas White on Aug 20, and various visits and travels in the area with names like Alma McCormick Eleanor Bannister Chester Jackson and others.
A compact puzzle item lists fragmented clues and a solved yesterday answer. It cites a whale swallowing a person from a biblical tale and hints at wordplay about praise, truancy, and learning, reflecting a newspaper cryptic style.
Aug 21 1945 ship reporters note traveling notables while recounting social life at Linwood Park and Elyria area. Mrs Selen Park and family visit Columbia Leman Sabins home as Mary Wiking heals at home post hospital stay. Two residents, Miss Julia Kennell and Miss Elizabeth Fisher, are recovering with Marjorie Nemeth visiting from Cleveland.
The Board of Education of Ridgeville Township files a complaint to enforce a mortgage on property in Ridgeville Township Lorain County Ohio described as Lot No 19 near Snow Road and the center line, referencing original War No 39. The case names unknown heirs and devisees of Amos Vercut and other defendants, with claims to the described parcel. Attorneys Bairn and Vandemare sign the public notice dated August 31, 28 0 8.
Professor Raymond M. Weaver of Columbia University was found aboard a White Star liner in a third class cabin during a recent voyage to Europe. He noted he saves money by choosing lower fares to finance an automobile tour abroad.
London Aug 21 Mrs Geo Redford a London woman has watched 4000 films in four years She is the only woman on the Board of British Film Censors which reviews every movie before public exhibition Mrs Redford is said to hold the record for most films viewed by one person
A promotional text extols coal comfort highlighting warmth from the fire box and the assurance of using the best grade fuel. It emphasizes a cozy home, healthy family, and coal economy as key benefits.
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