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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1930
Page
14
Kipton and nearby areas recounted a long list of holiday visits and returns. Families from Elyria, Cleveland, Norwalk, and Wakeman were noted for gatherings at homes of the Webers, Brumbys, Newtons, Halghs, and others. The community also reported school events, alumni basketball, boxing and wrestling, church activities, and plans for a church addition led by Rev. F H Schott.
Huntington notices announce Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11 06 led by Erma Crile with a 6 45 p m service at the Community church on Sunday January 12 The Community Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs John Naegele on Wednesday January 9 all day with dinner served The fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walter Handley was celebrated at their daughter Estella Ruger’s home in Wellington on Sunday January 4 and the group later visited Spencer for the evening
Miss Cotta Iline returns to Litchfield after Cleveland visit as area families, guests, and relatives are noted in January social rounds. Mentions Edith Whitney Strongsville visiting Helen Smith, and multiple departures to Cleveland, Akron, and Medina for events and care.
A dense list of visits and events shows residents like Mr. and Mrs. Francia Biddinger, Forest Rice, and Walter Handley hosting guests from Miyria and Lakewood. Grange officer installations, night school gatherings, and a new water system at the schoolhouse are highlighted amid illness notes and community announcements.
Spanish readers of Nuevo Mundo favor a woman with a delicious harmony of plethoric curves. 7 Fernandez Pinero argues that straight figures may be popular abroad but do not suit Spain, where curves define beauty. The piece contrasts imported fashions with local preferences.
Parasol Ante derives its name from early practices of cutting large leaf fragments for making meste and then marching in formation. The group aligns its history with traditional leaf craft and synchronized procession.
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