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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1926
Page
10
At a town meeting Amherst officials but reject a $144000 disposal plant. J J Smythe travels to Columbus to meet State Board of Health which sends a committee that approves a $75 000 plant meeting requirements. Election day in November will decide the matter.
Oberlin will host two conventions in early September. The state YM YWCA MOA officers and families gather September 2 to 4 at the Men's Building with sessions in the auditorium. A second meeting September 4 to 11 involves the YMCA YWCA and Student Volunteers at the same headquarters and housing.
Wellington reports about thirty suspected typhoid cases, with most emerging in the past week. Dr J C Reggin of Lorain County Health Commission says staff are doing all possible, nurses brought in from surrounding villages, patients reportedly well cared for despite a serious outlook.
In St Peter's Church Ridgeville on August 4 Miss Angeline Gierman wed Frances Machopvina in a ceremony witnessed by relatives and friends. Rev Father Rhein officiated. The bride is daughter of Mrs William Gierman of Ridgeville while the groom is son of Mr and Mrs William Machavina of Gratton. Attendants included Louise Machavina and best man Henry Chermian. A wedding breakfast followed for immediate family and guests presented with gifts. The couple left for a new home in Cleveland.
Dr Elmer EK Brown long a figure in American education reaches sixty five. Former United States Commissioner of Education and for fifteen years chancellor of New York University. Born in Chautauqua County New York. Studied at the State Normal school and the University of Michigan. Career included professor of education theory and practice at Michigan and a federal education appointment in New York University.
Mr and Mrs dh 1H Main Coye Jon spent last evening with Sb and Mrs Olin Ludwig on Spring Street. Mrs Manina Ffarding and drag ger Katherine left for Brimhurst VA after visiting Mr and Mrs Clayton Springer. Mrs td Marvin and grandson Paul OToay with Miss AL mepda Engle spend the weekend in Cleveland. Mrs Joseph Weathcote visited Lorain. Elizabeth Gorhieb spent Friday in Elyria. Jon Nicholl visited Miss Florence Schaeffer in To rain. Mrs D A Nevins and grandson Maurice Bear visited in Torain. Mrs WG Campbell was Elyria visitor. Mrs Wade Wetzel visited Lorain. Fo T Club and families plan an outing at Vermilion on the Lake Sunday. A penis gunner will be enjoyed.
Fragmented legal notice outlines actions in the Court of Education regarding multiple defendants and financial settlements. The document references assets, fees, and possible court orders, with parties including individuals and institutions across a broad jurisdiction.
Piggy and Brazenose plot to mislead a pursuer as they stage a departure from New York. They move money and trunks, transfer arrangements, and plan a ferry escape to the Pennsylvania Station while a shadowy man tails their every move. The pair implement a sequence of transfers and purchases to outpace the chaser and meet a looming timetable.
Oberlin Motors of South Am erst will meet Valley City at Valley City tomorrow at 2 p m at the home of Arthur There on West Main Street. Mrs M Mar entertain ed on Tuesday guests from Weadevilly Mal and Mereland including Paul O Dear of Pittchurch St Pauls Lutheran church will aid their annual picnic tomorrow at William Beckstein s. a picnic dinner will be served by members. Howard Snyder fractured his leg when a tractor struck him while moving a channel machine. Jr Hy W Sowder aided by Dr. Muoverk sent to hospital. Bridger party honored Miss EH Sins of Florida with gifts. Miss Nedle Davis consolation in awards.
Attendees at the Wellington Fair include Miss Thelma Bryant Miss Helen Bryant Mrs Otto Ruth and two children Dr Ford Moser and children Archie Whillips Sumter Merchant New York Corbet Clinton Kilmer DTRIEFS Mrs din Hanson of Buckeye Street returned from hospital Mrs Henry Ruth Ja and daughter Milda and nephew visited the sisters Miss Prawl Harper and Sider Wilson traveled to Cleveland for the event Mrs John Graber returned from Elyria hospital and improved Mr and Mrs Alev Phillips and their little daughter moved into the vacated school room space.
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Robert Cowans Mrs Victoria Heussner and grandson James visited Elyria on Thursday. Dan Kevach is seriously ill at home. The Bryant and Merchant families and others spent time in Cleveland. Mildred Wilson and the Clark sisters from Oberlin visited relatives. A large crowd attended the South Amherst O O S dance at Vermilion on Friday evening. The West family from Pittsfield and Miss Harriet Peabody of Oberlin called locally.
The report notes Ford Moser and Lettia Heuser visiting their mother, Mrs Heusi, in town. Lodi Gibson and Henry Kolb traveled to Amélia to visit relatives, while Elyria residents Mr and Mrs Alfred Wat moved into a Main Street home owned by Mr and Mrs Masters.
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