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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1923
Page
5
Miss Thelma Satchett of Chest Street entertained 25 guests Wednesday evening at her parents home to announce her coming marriage to Robert E. Loomis. The room was decorated in yellow and white, a centerpiece of a miniature bride and groom announced the date October third, as guests offered congratulations and best wishes.
Kiwanis Club heard Elmer F Newhall of the United States Department of Agriculture on the corn borer and quarantine aims. A Child Welfare Conference is planned for August 31 at French Creek Town Hall to examine well babies and offer care advice. Hales-Black reunion entertained 71 members at Butternut Ridge with elections for 1924 officers. Birthday party honored Edwin Fees with games prizes and cake at 439 Kenyon Avenue.
The Monday Colonial Club gathered at Mrs Joseph Rauh’s Washington avenue home with Mrs Stoddard assisting. A LaPorte Hamlin Grove family picnic honored Stella Hamlin with guests from Oberlin and Bravely attended by Lillian Sayles and many others. Circle No 2 of St Paul’s Church planned a bake sale with three new members joining. The Maccabees picnic at Cascade Park featured a 15 to 8 ballgame led by Mrs Flo Schoff, plus races and dinners for 85 attendees. Eleanor and Richard Jensen hosted 15 friends for birthday celebrations with pink and blue decor and games. Carlisle Circle met at Urs Kolb’s, followed by refreshments. Royal Neighbors held a farewell party for Mrs Halderman, who moves to Middletown, Ohio. Hospital notes list several admissions and discharges including Mrs Herman Haas and baby.
The Lorain County Florists Association held an outing at Rocky River on Wednesday with sixteen attendees visiting the Anderson greenhouse and the Gasser Company nurseries. Saturday, Sons of Veterans and Auxiliaries picnic districts of Cleveland, Elyria and Lorain at Cascade Park.
Mrs Mame Smith of Bristol visits sister Mrs G A Friday in West River. Mrs E A Huboell of Toledo stays with Mrs L Bright in Furnace. Ely Sherrer of Watkins N Y guests of Ros Hultz in Tenth St. Miss Mildred and Miss Margaret Hultz visit Mr and Mrs Gessenger in Litchfield. Viola and Ethel Eldeman of Lorain stay with Mr and Mrs E J Moore. Mrs E R Nelles of Elyria was in Vermilion yesterday. Lawna Sholes visits Frank Stastny in Lorain. Roy Hamilton and son Harold of Chicago visit his parents. Charles Hamilton of Fremont St and the A Perry and Mrs H H McGowm return from Canada, Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Harvey Lewis family motor to Cuyahoga Falls and Tallmadge for Ellsworth Roth funeral. Mahala Stone Sonnells of Carnegie Ave visits Eleanor Sonnelils on Chestnut. Announcement of birth: a son to Charles Haney and wife at 134 Homer. Evelyn Stroup to visit Esther Goeltz of Sandusky, return Sunday. Alice Vogiey and Marion Vorley vacation at Ruggles Beach and Sandusky. E E Batchiet of Kenton staying with John Kirty on West Third. Bertha Quade, appendicitis, recovering well at 307 Olive St. Blanche Beebe and Faye Beebe of Dearborn, Mich, visiting Dr W A Lieter at 1026 Middle Ave.
The C H Ernst barber shop on Church street was sold by a Baker to William Ehrman. He will take possession on September 1. In other Amherst news Mrs R FE Mills hosted 21 Maccabees ladies at her Lorain home for a lawn picnic and social time. Albert Rahl, a contractor, suffered severe lacerations to fingers in a buzz saw incident at his planting mill. Dr Wiseman attended to the injuries.
A vintage home economy excerpt details menu ideas from fried potatoes to Waldorf salad and fruit plus a full chili con carne recipe. It covers ham economy tips, portioning a whole ham into soup, baking, broiling, or boiling portions, and storage guidance with paraffin wrapping for extended keeping.
Died at Glenwood Ohio, David Woods formerly of Amherst and a local stone cutter. Body to be taken to Cleveland for burial. Amherst personals detail a July/August round of visits, birthdays, club gatherings, hospital admissions, and local news items across Vermilion, Lorain, and nearby towns with multiple names and events.
Amherst Aug 24 Congregational Methodist pastor F E Eastman leads 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 morning service St Peters Evangelical Rev E J Soell conducts 9 15 Sunday school with German service at 10 30 in basement due to auditorium repairs St Pauls Lutheran Rev F C Lordan English service at 9 am
Sunday school at 9 30. German service 10 30. St Josephs Catholic Low mass 7 30 High mass 9 30 Benediction after high mass. St Georges Episcopal Spring Street L E Daniels rector Sunday morning service yelock Sunday school 16 a m Brownhelm Congregational Harold Hester pastor Sunday school 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 Evening service 7 30 p m Stone Church Rev W A Tabbert pastor SS at 9 30 Morning worship 10 30.
A bake sale is scheduled at Hesiman’s Market on Saturday August 25 organized by the Prthi Sisters. Proceeds go toward a local cause. Items include breads cakes and pastries with funds supporting community projects.
An old style market listing shows various food items and per unit prices. Items include butter, oleo, cheese, poultry, apples, berries, beans, cabbage, cucumbers, potatoes, tomatoes, and green corn with weights and crate or basket units. Local produce such as Marietta cabbage and home grown items are noted with price ranges and quantities for sale.
New York stocks opened irregularly with fractional gains and losses. American Ice rose to 97 1 8, Kayser and Company gained 1 to 38 1 8, U S Steel up 1 2 to 92, Bethlehem Steel 1 to 52 1 2, Gulf States Steel 1 4 to 23 4, Baldwin 1 4 to 112 1 8, American Locomotive down 1 8 to 74.
Notice to all pupils planning to enter Elyria High School this year. Those who have not yet consulted Principal R. P. Vaughn should visit the High School office during the week beginning August 27 to discuss their work.
Debaker climbs 1 8 to 1961 8. General Motors up 1 3 to 183 4. Binelate Oil advances 1 2 to 201 4 and Pro ducers and Refiners 3 8 to 36 3 4. Tan American Petroleum up 1 9 to oJ. Railroad stocks open steady. Grain van.
Fragmentary market note shows wheat holding near dated quotes with Sept 10021-4 3-8, Dec 104 3-4 108, May 116 1-8 1-4. Corn listed Sept 82, Dec 6¢. Lard Sept 11.16. May figures shown.
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