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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1928
Page
6
A busy evening of meetings and social events fills the town as the Just-A-Real Club, P K S Club, Birria Lodge, Carlisle Grange, Yeomen Willing Workers, and Lora Matron host or attend gatherings. Roy Abbey is honored at a birthday party at the Smith residence with guests from Eaton to Olmsted Falls.
A busy schedule lists the Eagles Auxiliary meet at seven, the David Nye DeMolay installation service at the LO O F hall, and a Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Club gathering. Also notes a Pythen Sisters circle at Mrs Sonne’s Chesenu street home, a Malty club event with a high score, and church events including a summer meeting, drama club reception for Rev. John H. Grant, plus marriage licenses and hospital missions notices.
Doane of East 3 Alicen Me nm and Satishurr of 579 Cleveland Street travel for a Pontiat Michigan visit week long. Geraldine Satishurr returns from Albion Pennsylvania trip. Announcement of a son born to Mr. and Mrs. George Opra at 138 Woodford are Hus on July 2. Various families, including Ingersoll, Vick, Erda, and Bower, visit relatives in Urbana Ohio and Pennsylvania while others host relatives at home.
A flurry of family notices details births marriages and travel plans. Names include Keith and Nancy Kopia Mr and Mrs Thames Mrs C F Frier and Genevieve Mills Sunder gu Everet Mr and Miss Leona Rober Mrs Waters of Pittsburg visits Cedarville and Camp Grey Michigan. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Mazreevy at Memorial Hospital. Families plan reunions and trips, with travels to Toronto Kennebunk Beach and New York City among others, and many relatives visiting relatives in Michigan Indiana and Ohio.
Samuel Merwin style excerpt shows Stella confronting Mr Harmer over roadhouse corruption in Ack, naming Homer Pew and a grafted political machine. A tense showdown unfolds as Stella presses for loan renewals and warns of public exposure while Wilbraham is summoned.
Mr and Mrs Georgie Warman traveled from Sioux Falls to Dakota and will visit Nora Wehrmann on Fifth Street and Mrs George Wahrmans parents. August Meyers of Lake Averus and Cecelia Miller confined to 313 Cambridge Street. Baxter Sharp and Worth Fauver plan a Pacific coast motor trip via Lake Louise and Vancouver. Esker family and Max Helir to visit Hadaway in Beach City Ohio over the Fourth. Mr and Mrs William Huaph and Mrs Jones from Parraveras to Chautauqua New York for six weeks then to Lima New York. Dr Jonas H Grant of Fairfield Conn former pastor of the First Congregational church guest of Rotary Club this week and at AL Patrick's home. Grant and Patrick dined with William Graves at 82 Washington Avenue.
Over 390 milk producers from Penseid Pittsfvid Rochester Brighton Sullivan Whitefot and Wellington attended the milk meeting in the opera house last eve. Officials of a Cleveland company and state milk association spoke on marketing and better certified milk. Milk tested at Beile-Ver non Plant for cleanliness coolness and butter fat quality will be purchased at a premium and sold in Cleveland at a higher price. A campaign to promote the grade is under way. Locals report motorcycle cop William Beaver able to patrol after being headly hit by a baseball on the fair grounds Sunday. Mr and Mrs BE Hendricks of Indianapolis are guests of their daughter Mrs Earl and Rev Earl. The Kiwanis Club will hold its monthly meeting Thursday noon at Motel England. Next week a representative of the Ohio
Garbled OCR notes list Bell wiephome addressing a club about Teler with Mrs Milnen Cayce and children visiting her father at Circleville, and Mr and Mrs Ben Breuse of Ebta as Sunday guests. A funeral for sister Mrs Margaret Breuse at Spencer is mentioned, along with Henry Daugherty. A local businessman slips on a jog near a farm pond at Sundzar and arrives home in overalls.
July details Amherst and nearby towns show multiple gatherings. Residents visit relatives in Cleveland Cincinnati Miami Florida and Canada while church choir practices unfold and local clubs plan midweek meetings. The sprawling list mentions Delefield Stang Schroeder Lapp Beal and Gannett among others across South Amherst and Townline Road.
Fragmentary note mentions Mrs. Harry Wanger of New Mexico and Mr. Deha with two women in Santa. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The forty second annual Chatazala Alumni reunion gathered at Mrs Annat Belle Leseh in New London on June 29. President Mrs Rena Stratton opened the program with songs and readings by Winona Bursler Elsie McConnell Katherine Barnes and others, followed by a banquest prepared by Mrs Donna Kinepress. Members reflected on the group’s history as another year of Red Letter days in London society.
Funeral services planned for Tuesday July 3 from the home. Mrs. Collingwood had been in failing health for over two years and recently suffered another bereavement. Surviving are two daughters Luci Collingwood and Mrs Mabell Dowd, and one son Roy Collingwood, plus Mr and Mrs A L Hearwon and daughter Doris of Norwalk. New London visitors were on the Erie railroad detour due to a wreck on their lines. Fourth of July celebrations include horse races, ball games, bronco busting, a merry go round, ferris wheel, and various entertainments. The origin of marmalade from Portuguese marmelada meaning quince jam.
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