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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
2
The Young Peoples society of St. Joan's Evangelistic church hosted an ice cream social on the church lawn Wednesday evening. A good crowd attended. Several local residents and visitors, including Misses Helen Waters and Letitia Heussner from Cleveland, visited during the weekend.
Four divorce petitions were filed this morning in Johns Gustai court of common pleas. Gustai sues Mary Gustai on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty alleging she refused to live with him and assaulted his 17 year old daughter. Other filings include Katie Popp against George Popp seeking alimony and restraining order, Pauling Donevich against Felix Donevich seeking alimony and custody for five children, and Leroy Fisele against Gertrude Hisete alleging neglect and temper and meals failure.
South Amherst July 8 The Oberlin Motors of each baseball team plays the 5 on Sunday at the field north of Low.
Outdoor meeting to be held at the home of the two Heusser brothers on Quarry Street this evening. Mr Wilbao Schib Jey Wil will speak and all members are urged to meet promptly at 7:45 at the St Peters Evangelistic Church. Scotch Picnic At Beaver Park Monday afternoon amusements and a six o clock dinner served to numerous local families and visitors. South Amherst Thistle Soccer to play Lorain Blast Furnace at Elyria on Richwine Field Sunday.
The Foreign Woman's Mary Society met yesterday afternoon at the M EF church parlors and was entertained by Jota Thompson. Mrs Hastings of East Main street hosted a Sunday evening gathering, with Mrs Char...
Mr and Mrs Fred Moser and Asinily spent Macday in Pitts field. Mrs Charles Bruce is reported as being on the sick lot.
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