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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1930
Page
13
Radio listings across Cleveland and nearby markets detail various programs and networks. Stations include WEAF WHE WJR WGN WLS WMAQ WLS WELW WGN WBZ and others, listing hourly programs such as orchestras, vaudeville acts, weather reports, and musical shows with times and host names where readable.
Local Birmingham notes list rev. Fred Ross and the January 19 morning service at 10. Mrs Jenny Mitchell visited, and many residents including Grenzebach, Ladrach, Brundage, Bates, and several families were seen at gatherings. Community events include a WCTU Pageant planning for Elyria and frequent visits among neighbors plus weather related road concerns.
The Parent-Teachers Association will hold its postponed meeting this Tuesday evening. Miss Teatries Burrer attended a party Friday afternoon hosted by Maude and Jean Frienstein at Murray Ridge for house guests Trene and Himore Hange of Oberlin. Miss Pearl Reed of Fayris visited Miss Buth Munger on Sunday. Mrs. Struble of Elyria with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and friends from Chicago called on Mr. and Mrs. George Longbrake. Leota Drusendahl attended a Baptist revival service in Elyria Friday with Mr. and Mrs. H W Drusendahl. Henry Voretsone and daughter Effie, with Mrs. Predietven, attended the Pomona Grange at La Grange Saturday.
The January 15 meeting in the town hall heard Mayor Ruth preside as committees were formed and chairmen elected. AT&T was granted rights to lay lines through the village, and Attorney Jeriin Smwythe was named tax collector for one year. Attendees included J. Ruth Trevath Alison Towns end Connell Martin Springer Henry Garland Wm Gleason Wm Haywood Charles Nickel Jacob Kolb and Marshall W Myparham. The next meeting is in two weeks.
Mr and Mrs Robert Alison and many neighbors visited Mig rand Man KR Leonard and others Sunday afternoon. Arthur Engle visiting from Berea. Mr and Mrs Carl Springer and daughters Elaine and Anthop from Amherst were callers at the Grittin home. Jameson family from Ridgeville visited the Griffins. Legion meeting notes and PTA reminder mention community events. Clarence Kilmer of South Amherst dies after four months illness. funeral set at home with Rev Eastman. interment Levergreen Cemetery.
The Americans of Paris chose Theodore Rousseau, a former newspaperman now with de Truss In Paris, as president for 1930. Laurence Hills, also a newspaperman and editor of the New York Trevaid in Paris, was named assistant vice-president.
Berlin reports that a local preacher named Nonkhach seeks a wife among brides. A competing claim notes the Frau winner of a national beauty contest in Vienna, creating a curious match tableau amid church and cultural events.
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