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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1928
Page
3
Stella arrives at the Harmer house as she plans to confront Joe Harmer about a past loss. The scene shifts through ornate rooms and social corridors, revealing motive, restraint, and a looming confrontation. Stella contemplates New York exile if needed, while he sits inside, awaiting. The mood is quiet, charged, and dramatic as the encounter nears.
Amherst Ladies Auxiliary met Tuesday evening for regular business and to elect two delegates, Mrs. Paul Mori and Henry Kolbe, to attend the Iican Legion and Auxiliary convention in Columbus. New members were welcomed, several names listed, luncheon planned, and invitations extended for an event at Campbells Grove on Sunday in July.
A Chevrolet touring car once stolen at Kside Park was found east of Cleveland. Ben Nickel of Quarry Street was taken to East Hospital for appendicitis surgery. St Johns Evangelical church elected officers for the Sunday School and Young People’s group. Mabel Hunter plans a Phoenixville trip with friends and others prepare summer plans. Mr. Gillan, Birmingham teacher, referenced as agricultural instructor of the year.
A fragment reports a shower in Elyria honoring Miss Mamie Penman with hostess Mamie Hard from Scaneider. Attendees include Agnes Phillips and Ives, and the event honors Jona Besan with local townsfolk noted.
Mrs Walter Schneider and Margaret Schneider were Oberlin visitors for two weeks with relatives in Penman. Mr and Mrs G W Herbert spent time with friends. Harry Slater and others hosted Thursday evenings. Ferd Moser and Mrs Stephenson visited. Mrs Ward Hubbard Doris Springer and Adelia Schneider were Thursday afternoon visitors. Amherst resident Paul Mori traveled to Cleveland on business. Harold Flowers joined Columbia Steel. Mrs Edwin Harper and daughter Pearl visited Oberlin. Mr Leon Clement of Kipton called at Eugene Griffin's home. Rose Wthelm attends Oberlin School of Commerce. Mr and Mrs William Blaser hosted guests at Ridgeville. Mrs Ernrest Schneider visited Lorain. Bertha Frohofer of Etaria spent Wednesday with her parents. Jacob Abersold, John Ber and Ernest Schneider spent Friday evening in Oberlin. Mrs George Gerry and Mrs Arthur Engle shopped in Elyria Thursday.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ruth Brittain and motherhood themes with garbled phrases about dangers to stomach and bowels, physicians, and a package offer. Readers are left with unclear product or notice details and no clear event or outcome.
In Rome the Feast of the Apostles Peter and Paul was celebrated with solemn ceremonies. Pope Pius XI attended private state rites and the basilica rites, as cardinals and officials joined in the homage to the revered saints.
Bronze statue of St Peter in the right nave of the cathedral was dressed as a bishop with mitre and vestments for the ceremony. After the Pope’s homily the basilica opened to the faithful as Romans and visitors paid homage kissing the statue’s toe, a ritual performed by millions. Pierians received provisions as children with parents and relatives during the event.
A vintage advertisement touts Prowess Face Powder by morses, claiming it keeps skin from drying, reduces shine, and gives a healthy complexion. It targets nurses and promises long wear and a radiant finish, urging customers to see MELLO GLO when used.
Government offices observe a full holiday as a new drama workshop titled Worsehopy Evanstox debuts at Northwestern University. The program mirrors Yale’s George Pierce Baker model, with supervised instruction by Charlotte Charpenniex. Three original full length plays produced yearly will be sold to stock companies. Ivy Baldwin, 62, aims to set world records for high wire walking with a planned attempt next month at Royal Gorge after his Eldorado Springs debut.
In 1907 Baldwin crosses the canyon five times using a balancing pole, stepping alone despite age with cool care at Esgept heights. Meanwhile Poison 24s are reportedly used by the British air force in a campaign of destruction against a locust colony.
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