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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
11
The Teachers Association meeting at Henrietta school set for January 8 was postponed indefinitely due to the influenza outbreak. Nearby residents visited family and attended funerals, with social and church activities continuing in altered schedules and a busy program of radio and community events.
The Young People's Society of Grace Lutheran church postponed tonight's meeting to next Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Schultz, 442 West Tenth Street, with Miss Norma Schultz and Eleanor Gertzenberg as hostesses. The oyster supper by Carlisle Neighborhood Club at the school house Friday was postponed indefinitely due to illness. The William E Aust Banjo Mandolin and Guitar organization will not meet until further notice per Health Board wishes.
The Five Hundred Club members traveled to Cleveland yesterday to attend an afternoon theatre performance and dine afterward. Attendees included Mesdames Hennings, Bruck, Koehn, Struck, Goodwen, Hasely, Becker, Ruby Elton, Lena Tabor of Elyria, G Connors of Huron, Anna Ducoty of Ruggles Grove, and Miss Alice Vogley of Elyria. Doce Senoritas hosted by Estella Dombrosky in Lorain with Helen Moore winning honors. Josephine Hiteman consoled. A future meeting is set for Beulah Young’s home in Lorain in two weeks.
Admissions list includes Theodore Bochie Seville Ohio Sherrod Decker John Novak South Amherst Mrs Joseph Novak Riverdale Court Mrs Jerry Standen 517 Lake Avenue Mrs George Vaillancourt 77 Cleveland Street Discharges note Kenneth McAllister R D Lorain Walter Arm s Master Valley City Mrs Paul Schmidt and baby girl Valley City
Elyria social column lists visitors and departures including Mrs Edwin Kirby returning from Dennison Ohio and TA G Bean visiting his daughter Frances Bean in Egypt planning mid month return. Several residents admitted to Ohio State University for winter quarter and others visiting or returning to studies. Mrs Harry Thomas ill at home. multiple engagements with families in Elyria and nearby towns noted.
Illness bounds this week as Mrs. Anna Ducoty visits Elyria friends. Clarence Palmer returns to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor to resume studies. Miss Joyce McKinley appears with the Southern Belles in New Haven and tours coast to coast, with Cleveland shows around March. Edna Bollenbacher stays in Norwalk awaiting school openings. Mrs. J. Q. Ryan returns home from Memorial Hospital. Jessie Turner Mahn resumes Miami University duties as Marin recovers from illness.
Friday's Five Best Radio Features lists WEAF and network features with EST times including WJZ 9 EST Wrigley Review WOR 9 EST Short story hour WJZ 9 30 EST Philco hour and WOR 10 EST Opera Lucia continuing the network schedule across major stations.
Radio listings for Cleveland stations WTAM WEAR and WHE WIAY with EST times on Thursday Jan 10. Programs include talks by Dr George J Fisher pianist Earl Rohlf orchestras singing schools weather reports and various music and variety shows featuring Rodolfos days orchestra and Uncle Gordons children hour among others. hours range from 3 30 p m to 12 00 p m with multiple featured acts and time slots.
In Henrietta on January 10, church schedules are listed for Reformed Church Rev H E Settlage M E Church Rev E L Meisenbach and Evangelical Church Rev Chas Holzworth with service times and Sunday School. Mrs John Hostettler hosted her son John Jr's sixth birthday party with ice cream and cake. The Epworth League of the M E church held a monthly social at church parlors with refreshments provided by Mrs Albert Snyder and Mrs John Hostettler.
People testify to easy weight loss using Marmola prescription tablets backed by a scientific discovery. The ad claims millions have used Marmola for 20 years and notes a book inside each box with the formula and scientific reasons. It urges readers to try a $1 box and monitor results before deciding.
Silver King Coal and Pride of Kentucky listing Crook's Coal Co with phone 2178.
Dr. Foster will address attendees at the Congregational Church located on No. Olmsted this coming Sunday January 13, 1929, inviting local residents to attend.
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