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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
8
Stella, weary from turmoil, stays poised as Homer asks to marry her after a tense visit. Stella openly reveals she loves him, choosing his future over a competing suitor. The scene closes with the couple acknowledging their bond as the tale ends.
Mrs. Merton Zeman of Cleveland joined a Fourth of July gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason’s home. Miss Lola Shaw of Elyria visited brother Z. A. Shaw and wife. Cleveland friends shared a chicken dinner at John Stephens’s Cleveland Road home. Gertrude Dees spent the Fourth in Cleveland with her daughter. Ester Eldred of Lakewood visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Eldred. Chas. Simmons in New Waterford area. Mr. and Mrs. B. Miller and others attended events nearby.
Mrs EB Knowles Everett and John were Sunday guests of Everette Knowles and family in wPittsBid. Harry Hopp of Conneaut Lake visited his parents over the 4th. Everett Knowles spent the week in Clumbus. Mrs C Barnett of Elyria visited her nieces Mrs H G Stacey Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Leonhard and children and others from Lakewood Cleveland Elyria were guests of Mr and Mrs Simmons and Mrs Moon Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J W Evans and children spent Wednesday in New London visiting her parents.
July 5 report from Birmingham County notes 63 in Sunday school at Birmingham M. E. church. Howard Comstall son of Mrs. Myra Edgar filled the pulpit. the service described as inspiring. Rex W. M. Kinsley served as president.
Elyria Cut-Rate Electric Co advertises a complete line of electric fixtures appliances and radios at very low prices. Flatirons priced at 2.50, hot plates at 1.49. Also offers wiring repairs and fixture installation at Elyria store 121 Lodi Street phone 2770.
A Kent village church announces Sunday arc on the rectory lawn where men may smoke and women may bring babies. Canon Halloran says parking will be provided for motor cars as residents recall neighborly calls and visits at Eastwell and nearby homes.
The notice lists Avon Irene Gough and family events from July including visits by Mrs Seert and daughter Viole, Archie Chester’s pleasant gathering at Baptist church, and multiple family reunions and picnics at various homes on and after the Fourth of July. It notes attendees from Blymere, Cleveland, London, Wakeman, and Lorain among others.
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