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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
8
A. B. Gray builds a model home on Columbia Avenue featuring whitewashed cement block cellar walls. Moore Brothers contributed the blocks and Ava bricks for the house. They also supplied sand, cement, slag, and lime, essential but less visible in construction.
Sunday school and services announced for Birm Ingham M. E. church with Rev. W M Kinsley, February 17 1929. The column lists numerous visits from families touring, hospital stays, funerals, family gatherings in Elyria and surrounding towns, and residents traveling to Boston Mass to visit relatives.
In Columbia on Friday neighbors and friends gathered at Mrs. Frank Hoare’s home to honor her birthday. Local social notices list visitors and gatherings including family visits, church events, and committee assignments across Columbia and nearby Strongsville and Lorain. The column records numerous residents visiting relatives, two who sailed to England, and town hall reopening celebrations.
A rundown of community happenings includes Eaton Eaton and Mrs. Harry Dinten hosting a visit from Elays, Miss Paton and Miss Marian Jackson at an overnight event. Elson Mann recently suffered mastoid trouble but is improving without surgery. New whooping cough cases involve Mrs. Harley Wilson Eleanor Maan and avid Hawke. Rev. H A Fischer won the radio prize in a drawing.
Feb 14 report notes Mr and Mrs E L Thompson attended a function as part of a local social pages item.
Weekly diary of local residents including family visits to Dover and neighboring towns. A.J. Hulse sprained shoulder after a fall on an icy porch. Robert Harding and Mary Halpin visit relatives in Utyria. Mr and Mrs Wellington attend a funeral in Waren.ilin. Also mentions elderly Mrs Whoma Van Camp and others visiting and recovering at Berea hospital.
Moderator Hugh K Walker of the Presbyterian church in Philadelphia orders March 3 as National Loyalty Sunday. The event is part of the church’s Christian Citizenship plan and precedes President Hoover's inauguration.
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