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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1927

Page

6

Reunion notes and club meetings in Elyria area

The Fifteenth Ohio Battery Association held its third annual reunion at the Hedges with a noon chicken dinner. Officers were elected led by President Charles Spencer, with Ber nhard Stearnes as vice president and Mrs. Albert Warner as secretary treasurer. The event honored Mrs. John Langton’s 80th birthday. Also reported were obituaries for several comrades and a display of the “grand old bugle” formerly carried by Paul Kammerer. Other items include club meetings at United Presbyterian, M B E church, Grace Lutheran, Notawa Club and the American Legion Auxiliary with social events, contests, and plans for fairs and refreshments. The W R C follows with routine business and notes the upcoming national and district conventions.

Ohio Battery Association Charles Spencer Warner Cora. Knapp Bernhard Stearnes Albert Warner Paul Kammerer Bugier Laura Stearns Mary” Collins Ed Turker Faxon Firteenth Ohio Battery Freeman Stearns Jerome Wellman Toléedo Association of the Edward Aust Cassius Stearns Myrta Lent Woman’s Relief Carps Tom Andrews Ed Wilcox Comrades Stearns Abbe and Clark John Langton John Spencer J. A. Kaley Charles Abbey J. Clark A. Taylor W. Miller Richard Allen Post Percy Bernard Stearns Gertrude Brown Ralt Fortune Ernie Pryce North Olmsted Edward Rust Cleveland Mercie Bradley Fairview Village Charles Tattersall George Langton John Andrews Elizabeth Langton Coral Knapp Melvin Smith Edith Eggleston Myrta Kent Kaley Association

Surprise party honors Mrs Grenet and Ms Stobie

Mrs Henry Grenet and Ms John Stobie were guests of honor at a surprise party at Mrs Grenet's Lorain boulevard home. The event was sponsored by Mrs Thomas Peebles of Lorain with tea and lawn social time. Attendees included Mrs Peebles, Mrs Stobie, Mrs Grenet, Mrs Scott, Mrs Higgins, Mrs Robertson, Mrs Pearson, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Black, Mrs Penfound, Madge Scott, Stella Pearson and Betty Campbell.

Henry Grenet John Stobie Wiliam Campbell John Black William Penfound Madge Scott Stella Pearson Betty Campbell

Northwest Encampment Plans Corn Roast Meeting

Northwest Encampment held a well attended session last evening to discuss an upcoming corn roast. It plans to invite nearby encampments and the county to join in the event.

Lorena Plain Draped Charter and Local Social Notices

The Sons and Daughters of Liberty draped the Lorena Plain charter in memory of Mrs. Lorena Plain after a meeting at the K of P Hall. A card party is planned for September ninth by the Women’s Benefit Association at Mrs. Bertha Olmstead’s home, 144 Furnace Street. Also listed are Sunday school and worship times, a guest preacher from London, and local marriage licenses and hospital admissions and discharges.

Lorena Plain Sons and Daughters of Liberty K. of P. Hall Womens Benefit Association Bertha Olmstead Furnace Street Gipsy Simon Smith London Canada M I

Social Roundup of Vermilion-on-the-Lake Residents

A lengthy personals list from Vermilion-on-the-Lake shows Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith entertaining at their cottage and numerous visitors including families from Lorain Cleveland and Detroit. Trips noted include a Canadian holiday by Mr. and Mrs. Krautz and visits to unions, fairs, theaters, and various city homes across Ohio and Michigan.

Elyjria Hazel Fever Lake Avenue Roy W. Kult Seville Old Stone Church Cleveland Marks Harold Washkare Lakewood Ohio Lester Blair Cincinnati Canton New York City Lilac Hedge Frank Smith Vermilion-on-the-Lake C. B. Simpkins Garline Henry Wirschem J. H. Pope Virginia Ed Gibson H. R. Sherman Twelfth Street Dick Sherman Siaxthstreet Francis Domer Wooster Harry M. Krautz Burley Falls Detroit George Harris Hudson Michigan Joseph Lowden West Avenue Robert Dumas Glenn Irene Toledo Diamondale Lansing Irwin Johnson St. Clair Street Arlington Don Granger Ruby Kratz Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ward R. Howard Harold Houston Urbana Howard W. B. Thompson East Erie Avenue Lorain Elyria Charles Day Columbus

Oberlin Road Activities Reported by Oberlin Residents

A social page notes visits and movements in Oberlin and nearby towns. Evalyn Homes and her son Lieyd and Floyd Vedder were entertained by Frank Kreuger. The Van Havelyn family moved to Oberlin. Junker family returned from summer in Chicago. Several residents attended events in Cleveland Vermilion and at the Exposition.

Hugo Krohn Carl Hansen W. Lawler Camden N. J Harry Nurphy Oberlin Frank Kreuger Sallet Carl /Hansen Bert Pember L Manfield Oberlin Road Rts Evalyn Lieyd Floyd Vedder John Baumann Alfred Harold Splecher Brookside Park Cleveland John van Havelyn Haldo Junker Chicago Torwald Hansen Effie George Rhodes Flint Michigan Floyd Rhodes Elyria Mark Rhodes Sundar Vermilion-on-the-Lake Henry Hoppr Raymond Minnesota Clara van Havelyn

Wellington Entre Nous party bids farewell to Curti ce

Wellington Aug 27 Farewell party held at Dr and Mrs R W Paul for Mr and Mrs Burt Curtice who depart for Paris to attend the American Legion convention. Prizes awarded to Mrs Wm Wadsworth and John Stacey. Bon Voyage gifts to guests of honor. Also notes on a birthday bridge, a motor trip to Quebec, and local club notices.

Wellington R. W. Paul Burt Curtice Paris France American Legion Bridge Wm. Wadsworth John Stacey

Local Horse Races Feature Two Elimination Heats

At Elyria two elimination races highlighted the program with Dr Kr P Clements' Misa Jolla runner eliminated in heat one. The 2:18 pace listed Baron Margrave, Jolla Drift, Colorado Ring and Nellie Cole among others, while the 2:15 trot featured Mattie Lou and Em Ex, with Fan Harvester and Bessie Shaw placing. Local social notes greet guests at Guy Phelps home and report visits and travel from nearby towns.

Kr.p. Clements Misa Jolla Moko Baron Margrave C. Hebebrand Elyria Chehalis Bay A. Estabrook Cleveland Jolla Drift J. C. Thomas New London Guy Worthy James Gales Bouse Rittman Colorado _ Ring Arndt Bros Sullivan Walter H. Heffner Nollett Bowing Green Nellie Cole Emery Bell Fremont Mattie Lou E. PL Clement Elyda F. Wideman Seville Fan Harvester R. P. Wenham Painesville Bessie Shaw E. FP. Clement Flytia the Oak Fitchville Miss Orb Lariott Kitt Lafayette Ameda Sinfen Diamond Dick Robert Pierce Wellington Spit Thomas Sulp Rook of Spencer

Seek Now Trial for Former Canton Police Chief Lengel

W Bernard Rodgers counsel for Saranus A Lengel former Canton police chief announced a bill of exceptions would be filed with the court of appeals as a first step toward a new trial. Lengel serves a life sentence in Ohio penitentiary after a July 15 first degree murder conviction tied to the Eleving of Don R Mellett Canton Daily News publisher.

Canton W. Bernard Rodgers Saranus A. Lengel Court of Appeals Lengel Ohio Don R. Mellett Canton Daily News Common Pleas Court Rodgers

Trial Judge Details in Lengel Case Cleve nger In Ohio

Transcript notes state Judge Frank M. Cleven ger of Wilmington Ohio presided over Lengel's trial. The fragment hints at courtroom procedure and the judge's role in the proceedings.

Frank M. Clevenger Wilmington Ohio Lengel

French Straw Hats Fall Out Of Fashion In Paris Markets

Stores in France show a shift away from summer boater straw hats as shopkeepers grow discouraged and revert to regular hats to sustain business. The piece notes the boater as a summer staple and hints at changing tastes among buyers.

Paris France

Untitled Fragment Examines Boaters’ Place In Sport

A fragment from a periodical questions the status of boating culture and its fans. It suggests boaters are viewed as queer or unappealing, noting discomfort, dirt, and seasonal decline as factors, and ponders the value and cost of continued interest.

Andy

Mixed Dances Gadisle Grange Aug 27

Local notice invites readers to attend dances at Gadisle Grange on Saturday August 27. Public events advertised in The Chronicle Telegram Want Page indicate it pays for listings and ads.

Gadisle Grange Chronicle Telegram

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