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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
13
On Monday January 21 the two months course starts at the university offering practical instruction in general agriculture animal husbandry dairy management and dairy production. Expected enrollment ranges from 75 to 100 students once the school opens.
John Rovero married in Brazil by proxy due to his Canada visit. D F Romero acted for him, bringing the bride to North America in a Brazilian legal proxy ceremony. The event was reported from Telegraph Road area with local social interest.
Elyria High seniors celebrate a week of events including a baccalaureate sermon by Dr. William Muir Auld at First Methodist, senior chapel speeches, and a gift of a stage setting. They wear gray gowns for the occasion and plan an auditorium commencement led by Reverend Stephen Mahon. A class banquet and attendance at a basketball game cap the festivities.
The V F W ladies club will not meet tonight. The Wonder Bunco Club gathers at Mrs Lillian Telzerow’s home on Columbus street. Spring Valley’s new slide drew many youths after school with thrilling rides. Healthful exercise, warm fires, and social gatherings filled the evening with laughter and dances. Two parties formed after coasting, featuring a chil con cerne lunch and music, with attendees including Elyria residents and Lakewood locals.
Rev Edwin B Redhead and Mrs Redhead will journey to Florida this Friday as a gift from St Andrew s parish members who have benefited from his fifteen years as rector. They will visit Miami St Petersburg Palm Beach and other points before returning to Elyria. In Miami they will be hosted by Mrs Frank Briggs and family. Rev Jennings of Cleveland will lead Sunday services for three weeks during the absence.
The annual parish meeting of St Andrews Church heard reports from societies that were active all year and announced a comfortable cash balance. Vestrymen elected include Messrs. Rock Zoe0d, G. M. Smart, I Robson, W. A. Dehm, S W Henton, M E Hendrick, George Stevens, J R Bel leridge, George Dyne.
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational Church schedules an all day work meeting at the church with a box luncheon. In the afternoon a business session will be held and the club votes to meet January 30, with the next regular gathering February 6.
The Keen Katter Club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. Tessie Albert’s home on Dewey Avenue yesterday afternoon. A sizable turnout enjoyed sewing and social discourse. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Lydie Miller on Garford, January 30.
The Elyria Woman's Club Social Committee hosted a bridge tea at the club home on Fourth Street yesterday afternoon. Thirteen bridge tables and two five hundred tables were in play with prizes awarded to numerous ladies, and refreshments served by committee members.
The Friendship Club met at the YWCA on Wednesday at five thirty for its monthly supper. Jacqueline Greene led singing and Marion Daly conducted the business meeting. The feature was Rosemary Williams’s senior farewell as chairman of the Players group, with baby pictures of graduates shown on screen and mock wills read before adjournment.
The L A L Club was entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Jane Wellert. Hearts were the diversion of the evening. First prize went to Miss Florence Wolf, second to Miss Pearl Stacks, and consolation to Miss Dorothy Mersdort. A luncheon followed. The next meeting will be at Miss Rosella Wehlber's home on Beebe Court in two weeks.
Chrysanthemum Birthday Club gathered yesterday at Mrs O J Stindendey home on Harvard Avenue. Ten members and one guest enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of bingo playing. High scores went to Mrs Alfred Buchholz and Mrs Clarence Gutkhman. A luncheon followed. The next meeting is set for February 26 at Mrs Clarence Gutkhman’s Lake Avenue home.
The Buckeye F Bunco Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Edward Chandler's home on Eric Street. Forty eight ladies played, with prizes awarded: first Mrs Edward Chandler, second Mrs Hy Richards, third Mrs Teleerow, and consolation Mrs Niel Gunder. Mrs Ralph Maurer received the hostess prize. Mr William Kioz will host at his Lake Avenue home January twenty third.
German Beneficial Union Dusteres No 646 met in the G A R hall last evening for an installation of officers. A December 71 date was mentioned. Plans were made for a car party to be held in the near future. An ox macheon meal was enjoyed and members danced. The next regular meeting will be held February 24.
Several groups gather this evening including Events Tonight Fellowship Club in the high school gym, PU IE Club at Miss Phyllis Duckett's West Avenue home, High Bidders Club, Foxy Eight Club at Miss Dorothy Murl ler’s Blaine Street home, and the David Nye Chapter DeMolay installation of officers. The Young People’s Society of Grace Lutheran hosts at 442 Tenth Street with Norma Schultz and Eleanor Gerstenberger as hostesses. Other meetings include Friloha Club of the Y W Co A, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary in the G A RK ball, Spanish War Veterans in K of C club rooms, Fidele Club, Cashiers of Scotland Ar xie Lodge Number Six in the Wurst ball, and Circle Five of St Paul’s Evangelical at Mrs Louis Whitney’s home.
The St. Clair Rebekah Lodge installed officers at the I C O F hall with Deputy President Mrs Anna Friday and other appointees including Deputy Marshal Mrs Stella Kirk and Deputy Grand Chaplain Mrs Lorena Handby. Newly installed officers include Noble Grand Mrs Pearl Miller and Vice Grand Miss Caroline Wack with several support roles and a recording secretary and financial secretary. Committees were appointed after the ceremony and refreshments served.
The Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church met at Mrs B R Crisman’s Fairlawn Ave home with forty ladies and a business session led by new president Mrs Herbert Young. A shower for Mrs Rolland Wolfe capped the evening, followed by sewing. Upcoming gathering set for January thirtieth at the home of Mrs Waldron and Mrs Fitch on Cambridge Street.
Circle Number One of the Methodist church met yesterday noon for a tureen dinner at the church. Chairmen were Mrs Stone Mrs Russell and Mrs Keighley. Eighteen members and five guests attended. Mrs G A Reeder led devotionals. Members voted next meeting would be a Dollar Day. After adjournment they attended the Billy Sunday meeting.
Admissions include Vincent Tissler 1001 West 20th Lorain Mrs John Kozel 416 Jefferson Harry Dyke R D 1 Elyria Edward Zahn 124 Kaiser Theodore Tessmer R D 4 Norwalk Discharges list Stanley Slums ki 14 Clark Street Mrs Arthur Sprey 118 Clark Street Mrs John Walker and baby daughter 429 West Fourteenth Street
The Lorain County Beekeepers Association will gather at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wheeler in Oberlin on Monday evening January 21. Election of officers will be held, after being postponed at the previous meeting.
Baron von Oppenheim owned Brent stable’s horse Oleander which broke its pelvis and was considered doomed. Veterinary experts advised killing the animal, but the trainer delayed execution. Oleander recovered, raced in 1927, and won multiple events, bringing fortune to its owner.
The text notes a German horse earning 293000 marks in one year, with earlier totals of 105000 marks. It mentions Ole Ander scoring repeated victories including the Austrian Grand Prix and implies Baron Oppenheim doubts experts' knowledge regarding these feats.
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