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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1929
Page
4
The New England Federation of Women's Clubs backs a plan to urge every member to dedicate time to study regional topics. A research committee drafted a folder with suggestions on New England issues and observance plans for New England Day by women’s clubs in the region.
Mrs Charles Jackson and daughter Grace from Elyria attended Christmas Day at the home of Mr and Mrs A B Martin. Mrs Earl Fiebach is in hospital for operative treatment. Mrs Elizabeth Davis returned from a month with her son and family in New Kensington Pa and other relatives near Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs George Harrison spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Zari Hawke and family. John Splete and family from Cleveland plus others visited then attended a basketball game in Penfield. Mr and Mrs Hugh Peachey and Florence and Mr and Mrs Roy Meyers and families spent Christmas with the Rieses in North Olmsted. The Christmas Cantata by the Sunday School was well rendered. Rev and Mrs H A Eicher and family visited the Jeffreys in Cleveland. Mrs S C Pierce has pneumonia. Walter Cornish and daughters had influenza. Baby daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Carpenter is critically ill. Grace Cook from Cleveland spent Christmas here with her mother. Mrs M Hopwood is sick. While drawing wood I D Yongbons horses caused a mishap injuring the driver. The Lang family are sick with flu. Erwin Bates has mumps. The township Farm Bureau met at E E Durkee’s and re-elected officers A J Carpenter, N J Hoskin, and Mrs E E Durkee. an oyster supper followed. Wilson Little suffers from an abscess. Mrs Faber Mandeville has the flu. Township cinder roads are being repaired. Miss Hazel Martin hosted the Golden Links Sunday School class of Columbia M E church. 47 attended with games, devotion, a Christmas story, and lunch. Mr and Mrs Thomas Sampson visited his sister in Dover.
Samuel Andrews, a porter in a Cleveland produce store, supplied the inspiration for John D. Rockefeller to develop a new petroleum refining scheme. The idea arose in the store where Rockefeller was a partner and bookkeeper, marking a pivotal moment in early oil industry history.
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