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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1926
Page
6
Local society items record visits and entertainments at Congregational church gatherings. Families such as Harmen Mathes and Gust Mathes are listed alongside neighbors from South Amherst and Amherst in a succession of personal reports and upcoming meetings.
The plaintiffs Henry M Viets and Jane Viets petition the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas to compel adjudication of a deed and quiet title to property in Elyria Lorain County Ohio. The case names unknown defendants and requires an answer by February 4 1856 and is represented by attorney KR Dashv.
The Amherst junior choir held a wiener and marshmallow roast at the Kentleigh pond Saturday after noon with skating enjoyed by a merry crowd. Entertains family at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Mathes Sr thirty present for a fine supper with relatives from Amherst and Ober.
A brief local item notes banking references for a non taxable G dividend with 15 years of consecutive record. Jay Howenstine is referenced with a contact phone 2202. 3143 Elyria Ohio.
Local Avon residents visited relatives in Cleveland and nearby towns during Christmas week. The A. H. S. boys basketball team defeated Longfellow High School 41 to 12 in Cleveland. Mrs Hancock died at her daughter’s home in Elyria. Rev and Mrs Cobb spent Christmas with kin in Alliance. An oyster supper at the Baptist church honored a seventy five birthday with gifts and music.
The page details holiday gatherings across Elyria and Spencer with guests from Akron Mansfield and Medina. It notes Christmas program at Murray Ridge School, New Year visits, lessons at town hall with Yutaka Minakuchi, and a large Christmas party by Prisria cloth members. Rev Scoville, former Congregational pastor, died after a stroke.
Litchfield residents report routine vacations and social visits. Mrs. Court Sears spent last week in Medina. her mother Mrs. Tarnbec died Wednesday. funeral services held in Medina. Helen Smith returned from Cleveland. sister Mrs Lawrence improving though Lawrence quarantined with scarlet fever in Cleveland. Frank Brown of New York visited town. Alice Smith returned to Washington D C after two weeks with relatives. Mr and Mrs Clemont and family attended New Year supper with Mr and Mrs Ted Falconer. Mr and Mrs Charles Cawrso noted.
Murray Ridge column records residents visiting relatives and spending holidays. Entries mention Eugene Sites in Columbus, Mugent from Akron, Mrs HL Eppley, George Mersdort, Ervin Eppley, Frances Marvin, Henry Haas family, George Friedestein and William Friedestein in Cleveland Norwalk, Ny Eldred and Francette in Elyria, Winfred Decker attending events, and other local kinship ties during Christmas and New Year period.
London bolstered by a proposal from Herbert G. Bresley chief engineer of the Department of Transit to Institute of Surveyors envisioning a double decker elevated and subterranean rail network. The lower deck would carry traffic along a widened street while the upper deck could be standardized modular and removable for rapid repairs reducing street disruption and excavation costs.
A middle aged woman carries her young child as she waits at the county clerk's office in Canton Ohio for marriage license processing. She notes the crowd and jokes the line is as long as those obtaining auto license tags, expressing concern she may not finish before her daughter’s license is issued.
Mayfair, once home to the Duke and Duchess of York, converts attic space and stables into flats. Mrs Brora Erlanger, a prominent banker’s daughter-in-law, resides in a former Blately residence stable in Piccadilly now shaped as a maisonette. A Byron ghost room is among the features. The 1926 National Archery Championship will be held in Philadelphia next August.
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