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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1927
Page
8
A flurry of July events is reported with Bunco and 500 games at several homes. Socials honor guests include Mrs Theress, Mrs Feron, and Miss Bisie while officers are elected for next term. Notable gatherings feature picnics at Notawa Club and Hedges grounds with prizes and plentiful refreshments.
Marriage licenses issued to Paul Knapp and Vivian MacDonald of Elyria. Anton Weber Jr. and Helen Hoffmann of Lorain. Joseph Szucs and Julia Mitro of Lorain. Albert Starkey and Susan Stoll of Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. Will Eastman of Lake Worth Florida honor longtime Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. H D Bradley on their golden wedding anniversary as they plan a Michigan visit.
Royal Neighbors convene this evening followed by Amarylis club gathering with Mrs William Ulsachuelder. Daughters of Scotia meet at K of Phalt. Spanish War Veterans and Au Wherry hold a joint session as the community groups plan activities.
The Lakeside Rally team of Epworth league will travel to Lerain First M. E. Church Sunday evening for league service with speakers Marjorie Baird Marion Sherri Glen Coves Leonard Fowls Beatrice Williams Grace Milliken and youngsters Smith. Buses leave the church at 5 20.
Mr and Mrs Frank Coughlin of 522 Park Place depart for Pontiac Michigan to spend the fourth. Mrs George Barr of East River Street called to Wellington by the death of her cousin Mrs Hathe Murch after months of illness. Mr and Mrs W Keller and daughters Marian and Louise of 620 Park Place and Mr and Mrs R D Turner and daughters Beulah and Thelma of 324 Stanford depart for a motor trip through the east. Mr and Mrs E J Feron returned to Buffalo NY after two weeks with B J Feron Jr. on South Maple Street. Miss Marjorie H Francis of 347 Hast Hiver Street left for New York to study at New York Post Graduate Medical School. Mrs Lawrence Van Wormer of New York City visits her sister in law Mrs Will Schmittgen of Cleveland Road. Mrs J Ryan of 114 Cedar Street was in Cleveland Wednesday. Mrs C C L Terry, recently at Cleveland Clinic Hospital, has returned home.
Dance tonight at Forrester's Hall South Amherst features the Sunflower Girls Band. Black River Lodge No 676 of Elks holds annual Thanksgiving at Bethany Baptist Church 17th St with a parade at 2 o'clock and event activities around 2:50 p.m.
The report lists residents and relatives embarking on trips and visits across the region and to California. It notes Miss Lilian Sears and Mrs. Leroy Sears traveling to California for six weeks visiting Riverside Los Angeles San Francisco and Oakland. Winifred Seward visits Detroit. The Harber Stirzaher family end their needles trip at 314 Seventh Street Assorted newborns and motor trips are mentioned. George Schmitioss Elyria and George Stark Mansfield depart for a Chicago trip. William Philips Buffalo NY heads to Detroit after a stay at Earlcourt. Milton Parrish Sixteenth Street visits Lorein Ohio. The J C George party travels to Youngstown Ohio for a weekend and a United Press conference at Cambridge Ohio.
Admissions include James Robinson of Steubenville and Mrs Geo Wailliam with son at 142 Clerk. Also listed are Mrs Edgar Fletcher of No 7 Crehore Ct and Airs Geo Bailey of 594 Second, Aaron Hicbards Route 4 Steubenville, Estelle Bailey, Steubenville, Margaret Emerecke, Dillon sale, Mrs Reymond Danforth at 239.
Attend opening dance at Riverview Gardens Saturday night July 2nd with good music priced 50 cents per couple. Dancing July 4th at Riverview Gardens with the same rate and lively music.
Royal arrivals spark congestion around Covent Garden as officials impose restrictions to keep routes clear during the grand re opening. Queen Mary, Viscountess Lasceles, and foreign royals travel in royal cars while crowds press around the Royal Opera House and nearby markets.
Berlin reports a German scientist found dogs react to moving pictures of other animals, while birds lack color perception on film. Reptiles and aquatic animals were fooled by images. In the past five years US road safety data show over 100,000 killed and 3 million injured with property losses above 2.0 billion dollars.
A Massachusetts orchard reports $15,009 in damages from deer last year. The state seeks reimbursement and the U.S. Biological Survey is to study deer control methods in New England for prevention.
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