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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1930
Page
6
Kipton residents recount a weekend of visits and updates as families attended the Berea funeral for the Walters girls killed in a school bus crash. Local figures, church services, and community greetings filled the days with hospital notes, travel trips to Cleveland, and reflections on health progress.
Russell Obltts of Elyria visited the Brums last week. Dr. and Mrs. Weeks called on their son Charles Weeks in Oberlin Monday. Miss Eytlyn Parker of Elyria spent Sunday with the Bryden family. Pred Ackerman and daughter Iva of Amherst stayed with the Gowers, and Florid Wells with the Wards.
Mrs Elwin Carpenter and family of Pittsfield visited his parents in Columbia. Several local ladies attended a bridge party in Cleveland. Vernon Moore entertained relatives from here. The new school bus began service with Max Hitchcock driving. Local dinners and performances are announced including a Farmer's Hill program with Berea musicians and a seventh degree grange meeting set for February 12. Rev Mackey and wife enjoyed a southern trip homebound through icy mountains. Pearl Maver returned home from Ridgeville over the weekend. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Pafnter is improving.
Birmingham M E church notes Rev Fred Ross preaching February 2 at 7 pm. Sunday schools at 10 45 am. Local social calendar lists numerous visiting friends and relatives from Lorain Elyria Detroit and Clyde with gatherings at Birmingham and surrounding homes including Hartman Holzhauser and other families.
Local residents in Elyria and surrounding areas share Sunday visits and family gatherings. School notes mention Brook Park teacher Doris Hance, smallpox vaccination by county health nurses, and a bus disaster story. PTA and church events, plus community thanks and hospital news, fill this week’s local column with rotations of visitors, illnesses, and social plans.
The American Research Foundation reports speeding laws vary by state, with some permitting up to 60 mph and others enforcing lower limits. The study stresses brakes and equipment must be kept in top condition and suggests testing every six weeks and drum truing after 29,090 miles.
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