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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1929

Page

9

Kelvinator Installed in New Home by Dickason on Pasadena

The Kelvinator electric refrigerator is installed in a new model house on Pasadena Avenue. Hart A. M. Kacon, proprietor of the Dickason Electric Company, guarantees proper operation and offers improved refrigeration solutions after recent technical training. The Dickason Company wired the new model home and two other houses on Pasadena Avenue built by I. B. Rabb.

Kelvinator Pasadena Avenue Hart A. M.kacon Dickaman Electric Company Dickason ‘Company Elyria Dickason Kelvinator Company Dickason Company Pasadena Park Conrad- Baisch-Kroehle Furniture Co Rabb & Co

Masonry Work By Minnich And Sons

Minnich and Sons continue key masonry work in Elyria's new model home on Pasadena avenue. They supply bricks mantels and chimneys and also furnish sewer pipe and other unseen materials for several houses, including two Rabb homes on Pasadena avenue. The Elyria firm at West street by the B and O railroad has served the city for twenty years.

Pasadena Avenue Elyria A. Minnich and Sons Rabb Pacnadena Avenue Minnich Company A. Minhich

Clothing drive for Eighth Ohio Regiment in Grafton

B Whitbeck of Company H, Eighth Ohio Regiment, requests clothing donations for his unit. He stays home briefly. socks drawers and under shirts may be sent to him at the National Hotel, Grafton Station. Also reports two Lorain county men in service have died recently Sam C Peltifer of Oberlin and Julian Smith of Ridgeville.

B. Whitbeck Eighth Ohio Regiment Lorain County Sam C. Peltifer Oberlin Edgatron Kentucky Julian Smith Elliott Smith Ridgeville Forty- Second Regiment

Oberlin YMCA Organized With Bright Labor Prospects

Oberlin reports the YMCA organized with bright prospects for successful labor. A park shanty remains a permanent fixture and could be modified into a horse sled for farmers. Scarlet fever cases rise among children as ice gatherers in North Amherst work today.

Oberlin North Amherst

Open For Inspection And A Crackers Meter In Use

Major Frank Wilson unveils a cracker meter at Jones wholesale on Broad street to weigh a pound with balance-like precision. The city council’s first meeting under new rules approved paying firemen 46.59 for a false alarm response. A Cleveland detective notes Elsha’s alleged immorality in northern Ohio. Knights of St John organize a lodge in Elyria with 25 members. City council president F. N. Smith considers Cheapside for a weekly market. Open winter drives more vagrants. Gates elected Chamber of Commerce president. Lorain shipyard staging collapse kills three and injures five.

Frank Wilson Jones Broad Street Mrr Boynton Fire Department Cleveland Elsha Ohio The Knights of St. John F. N. Smith Elyria W. N. Gates Chamber of Commerce L. B. Fauver George H. Ely E. F. Allen Lorain

Ladies Aid Society Meets in Amherst Local News

Amherst community notes report the Ladies Aid of the Methodist church meeting at Mrs Jack Thompson east Main Street with readings and dues a reading The Dying Drummer Boy follows lunch for twenty eight members and eight guests Names of attendees appear across several lines including Mrs L Cummins Mrs S R Wibber and Mrs J L Davis Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Sam Slack home Senior Class at local High School presides over chapel services with a program and plans to buy commencement caps and gowns Several residents attend meetings and visits in Elyria Oberlin Berea and Cleveland Church notices list Sunday services for Congregational Methodist and St John Evangelical parishes plus an Eastern Star banquet at Oberlin and local social calls by Amherst residents.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church Jack Thompson East Main Street Garfield Harris Gibson William Allsop Robert Allsop Joan Wacker J. Thompson William Harwood L. Cummins S. R. Wibber W. Hastings J. L. Davis Charles Colde Thomas Weston Charles Kolb Jacob Kolb Charles Nickel Sam Slack S. O. Bailey Rose Meyers Assembly Viola Kreeger Alice Garland Debra Baden Hildegarde Ieberseld Doris Springer Donald Clark Margaret Wilhelm Helen Beckstine Paul Morl Charles Corbett William Slack Legion Auxiliary Lorain County Elyria Henry J. Kolb Clarence Kern Amherst William Haywood William Jowett Joseph Heathcote Alex Garland Harry Gillman M. C. Kendregh Harold Weston Oberlin Dry Cleaning Co Weston Eastman W. E. Speaker St. John’s Evangelical Bourquin Milo C. Kendregh Oberlin Gust Hulbur Berea Ealder McCarthy Sit Wiliam Harwood Elstia Andrew Nicol Ana Uatehter Joan Cleveland Milo Kendiegh Merry Wives Club Clarence Tim, Ie Naomi Ruth Tae Kathrine Trohmler Anna Allsop Sarah Jane Har Miss . Broumheim Hare J. Ruth Eranesy Tang Dical Edward Sutton Vivian Kendieen Eean Krendiegh Spendiss Klog

Elyria Engine Company forms as lake plant opens

Elyria marks a new industrial venture with the Elyria Engine Company, capitalized at 100000 dollars, plans a brick building when weather allows, and foresees up to fifty skilled jobs. The same week the Elyria Chamber of Commerce elected officers for the coming year with C. C. Ensign as president and a slate of reelected leaders.

Elyria Lake Elyria Elyria Engine Company Elyria Chamber of Commerce C. C. Ensign D. J. Xore Ross Fauver Charles H. Savage George H. Ely Henry J. Eady H. M. Andress F. M. Whitehead

Elyria Back From Overseas Homecoming Plans

Artemus Beebe recalls 13 years since Elyria Amherst line first car with him as conductor. Major Jones praises new municipal building as memorial of wartime ideals at First Congregational Church. Lorain County 329th demobilizes, will travel by special car to Elyria with a stop at Oberlin, then homecoming feed by Red Cross canteen and a blowout planned in the evening.

Artemus Beebe Elyria Amherst Major Jones First Congregational Church Lorain County Wellington Oberlin Elsha Chamber of Commerce The Red Cross Lorain

Local social notes outline visits and rehearsals

Mrs Harmon Mathas and daughter Francis and Thelma visited Mr and Mrs Ed Greene on Amherst Road on Wednesday. The operetta Polished Pebbles cast met at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Jones on Buckeye Street Thursday. music teacher Mr Stauffer directs. Mrs Kathrine Pippert Elyria visited relatives here Thursday. Mrs Jack Thompson visited Cleveland today. Mrs Eva Bryant traveled to Cleveland Thursday on business. Mrs Charles Kolb hosted dinner for Mrs Garfield Harris and Mrs Leo Bryant and Mrs Eva Bryant. Miss Dorothy Slack and Peter Ammenhauser spent Wednesday evening in Lorain.

Fred Jones Buckero Street Stauffer Kathrine Pippert Elyria Jack Thompson Cleveland Eva Bryant Charles Kolb Vivian Street Garfield Harris Leo Bryant Va Bryant Dorothy Slack Peter Ammenhauser Lorain

Needle Guild Hosts Social In South Ridge

Mrs Charles Dehn hosted the Needle Guild at her home on Wednesday with needle work followed by a two course lunch and Valentine decorations. Members included Mrs Murry Date Mrs Clarence Peabody Mrs Conrad Ernst and others. Several local residents attended events at Elyria Lorain and Cleveland areas and one member injured her knee after a fall.

South Ridge Charles Dehn Needle Guild Society St. Valentine’s Bar Murry Date Clarence Peabody Conrad Ernst Emil Schroeder Milton Bals Matilda Dram Jessie Trree Charles Tite Elyria Edward Stang Lewis Kroehle William Schild Norwalk Harold Sheldon Joshua Thompson Arthur Ernst Minnie Stark Amherst Sundar Kathrrn Schild Lewis Kroehie Albert Kroehle Cleveland H. Jannetl South Amherst Anthony Delefield George Knittle George Ruth Brownhelm Emma Fowl

Guests visit Elyria and Lorain families this Sunday

Mr and Mrs Henry Meyers were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Martin in Elyria Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Hollman and family and Mr and Mrs Kent Hammer of Lorain called on Ralph Fowland family Sunday, Mr and Mrs Edward Brown of North Ridge called on their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Moyers Sunday.

Henry Meyers Henry Martin Elyria Edward Hollman Kent Hammer Lorain Ralph Fowland Edward Brown North Ridge Henry Moyers

Avon Circle Lincoln Day Program Set at Church

Avon February 9 The Royal Circle of the Methodist church will host a Lincoln Day program this Sunday during Sunday school. Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary last Monday evening. Lunch honored Edwin Pickering and extended to Earl Pickering and family Gordon Paddock Arnold Buck and son Bobby. Chas Wilford entertained Avon school teaching staff and Mr and Mrs William Barr Tuesday evening. Dinner guests included Lawrence Lila Waite Maurice Plerman Mildred Reitz R R Reid and William Barr. Milton Taft of Cleveland visited R A Chester Sunday. Grafton basketball teams played here Wednesday afternoon with Avon leading both games. George Segitz is improving Slippingly.

Avon Royal Circle of the Methodist Church Robert Pickering Edwin Pickering Earl Pickering Gordon Paddock Arnold Buck Bobby Chas. Wilford Avon School William Barr Lawrence Lila Waite Maurice Plerman Mildred Reitz R. R. Reid Wm. Barr Milton Taft Cleveland R. A. Chester Grafton Robinson Elyrria Murray Smith Geo. Segitz

Oberlin Road visitors from Lorain and Pittsfield

On February 8 Oberlin Road residents hosted relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Young and daughter Eleanor of Lorain were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Charles James and son Billy called on their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Carpenter in Pittsfield. Miss Dorotha Anderson of West Park visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce. Mrs. John Baumann and Mrs. John Baumann Jr. visited Mrs. John Van Haverlyn in Oberlin. Harry Hawk saw friends in Medine and Brunswick last week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hahn and family of Chestnut Ridge spent...

Oberlin Road L. H. Young Eleanor of Lorain George Hall Charles James Billy BE. D. Carpenter Pittsfield Dorotha Anderson West Park Robert Pierce John Baumann John Baumann, Jr John van Haverlyn Oberlin Harry Hawk Medine Brunswick Harvey Hahn Chestnut Ridge

Community Notes From Elyria Area Events

Wednesday eventing at Carl Hanns and social visits fill a weekend in the Elyria region. Mr and Mrs Frank Kreuger hosted relatives from Avon and Kipton while funeral services for Mrs Sarah Perkins were held at her Kipton home. George Hall hosted Charles Hollsman Frank Nell and others from Elyria. Kenny Braydon visited Karl Kreuger at his parents home. Perry Lesley and Dorothy Foley visited, and George Farr hosted a late night dancing gathering with friends.

Frank Krouger E. Dioner Avon Fred Hawk Harry Howard Gar McRoberts Sarah Perkins Kipton George Hall Charles Hollsman Frank Nell Elyria Kennith Braydon Karl Kreuger Frank Kreuger John Hart Foley Sidgaville George Farr

Grange Hall Card Party and Seventh Degree Club Meet in Oberlin

The report notes a Saturday night card party at the Grange hall with couples Mr and Mrs Frank Kreuger, Mr and Mrs John Kern, Mr and Mrs J C Davidson, Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts, and Mr and Mrs A A Saxton. The Seventh Degree club met at the Grange hall in Oberlin on Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Gar McRoberts also attending. On Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Harry Murphey and family of Oberlin visited the Kreugers at their home.

Grange Hall Frank Kreuger John Kern J. C. Davidson Gar McRoberts A. A. Saxton Seventh Degree Club Oberlin Harry Murphey Ealled

Fremont barbers end price war in Ohio

Fremont Ohio February 9 barbers end price war as shops raise rates to match leaders after unions refused to close on Wednesdays. Following initial price cuts a few shops, all now close Wednesday afternoons and the public will pay full price for haircuts.

Fremont Ohio

Cullinan Diamond Listed at Rough 20,000 Carats Weight

The Cullinan, the largest diamond ever found, is recorded as weighing around 20,000 carats in its rough form. The claim specifies the rough weight, reflecting initial assessment before cutting and refinement by miners and gem specialists.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Minnich and Sons Pape ALI. Electricat Troxel Bldg Harmon Mathas Francis Thelma Mes Ed Greene Amherst Road Elyria Shade and Specialty Co Cpp Carl Hannens Frank Keuchenrither Sugar Ridge Dan Campbell Welsh Rug Shop Corner West Bridge & Water St A. Minnich West Street
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