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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1929
Page
9
Community notices invite attendance at a Plead for Freedom for Teachers event at 7.00 o'clock, choir practice at St John’s Church Thursday at 7:15, and another rehearsal at the Congregational Church. Local families are listed visiting and staying with relatives, with travel and tourism commentary on American students abroad and shifts in passenger classes from 1913 to 1928.
The thirteenth annual Sharon Camp meetings open Friday evening July 26 and run to August 4 with Rev. D. P. Fulmer as president and Miss Helen Osborne as secretary. Officers include E. Pp. Amerman as treasurer and a slate of vice presidents, trustees, and various committee heads listed. Notable speakers include Rev. S. M. Gerow and Dr. Floyd W. Nease, with Missionary Day planned for August 2. A banker party hosted by Mrs. Hinderer occurred last evening, with six tables and prizes awarded. The next meeting is July 22 at Mrs. Fred Sparks’s home.
Mrs J R Millspaugh will host the incense party for the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist church on Wednesday July tenth at 2 30. Attendees will hear impressions from Amherst district meeting and discuss extension work officer elections and other matters of importance. All interested invited. Laf A Lot Club hosts party at Mrs Elva Guthman s Lake avenue home last evening. Five hundred was the game with prizes to Mrs Freida Blackwell first Mrs Margaret Koehn second Mrs Edna Lysaght third. Doris Hastings received consolation. Refreshments served. Miss Mildred West of New York City was the out of town guest.
Last night’s Brotherhood of American Yeomen session at the I O C F hall saw light attendance. Members handled routine business and arranged a picnic for July 21, with the location to be announced later. The session concluded and members dispersed to meet again in two weeks.
The Knights of Columbus held their regular business session last evening in the K of C hall. Members plan to meet again on August twelfth and during summer months only one meeting per month will be held. At seven forty five Wednesday evening the North Ridgeville Congregational church youth group meets at the pastor's home with Rev. E C Young and Mr. Vortinez discussing Walter Lippmann's Preface to Morals. The meeting is open to anyone interested.
The Tri U Club will meet Thursday at Mrs Fear Opfer home in LaGrange. Circle Nine of First Methodist will gather in Cascade Park Wednesday July 10 for a picnic. Bethel Shrine hosts a lawn party at Mrs Mary Tapper’s West Ridge road home with ice cream and cake. No picnic will occur Wednesday as previously announced.
Mrs W J Tonks entertained at her home last evening in honor of Miss Marjory Parron's birthday anniversary with bridge as the diversion. Prizes went to Miss Stella Konsheski first and Mrs Frank Parron consolation. Miss Parron received many gifts as 24 guests from Cleveland Lorain and Elyria gathered around the refreshment table.
The Odtaa Club was entertained at a garden party hosted by Miss Alma Galli at 71 East Avenue last evening. Miss Avis Galli, the hostess cousin, was guest of honor. Scout boys Jack Dillman and Francis Mark Ling built a brick fireplace used later for roasting wieners. Refreshments and entertainment followed. The next meeting will be July 22.
The Old Ladies' Home trustees convened this morning at the Taft Home to conduct routine business. Monthly committee reports were presented and a luncheon followed adjournment at one.
The Literary Club gathered at Mrs. Peer D. Nielsen’s Gracecourt residence for a summer social. Last evening’s diversion was bridge and Miss Maxine Lucas of 250 Howe Street will host at her home on July twenty second. Adele Brown entertained at a Lakewood luncheon at the Edgewater Hotel.
The Columbia Club of St John’s Lutheran church held its regular meeting last evening at the club rooms on Third street. Routine matters were discussed and an informal hour spent. The next meeting will be held in one month.
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Harry Reed at 231 Cornell avenue and Gero Syeghy at 214 Lake avenue. Discharges include Mrs. Anthony El bert and Birmingham. Mrs. David Taylor and her son at 491 Cleveland street. Mrs Ernest Wesebaum and son. Mrs. Harold Dellefield and son. and Sherrod Duecker from 516 Cleveland street in Sarille, Ohio.
Edward Howell, 30, shipping clerk of Cleveland, and Olive Irene Stringer, 21, Oberlin, obtained a marriage license officiated by Rev Kirby.
Mrs R J Agate and daughter Betty return from Toronto Niagara Falls and Erie PA. Mr and Mrs C E Boals spent weekend in Aiami Ohio with Boals sister. Mrs Drake Elizabeth Hueber leaves for Toledo to visit relatives then Detroit and Canada. Mrs P P Reece Ohio Street returns from NYC. Mr and Mrs W Q Block and family vacationing at the lake. Mr and Mrs W A Humm of Coral Gables Florida guests of Paul Wainwright. Humm heads home tonight. Virginia Christman and Jancher return from three weeks in Columbus visiting Weldons. Mr and Mrs Charles Allen and Mrs Martian Allen of Philadelphia visit Weldons. Mr and Mrs Oscar Dunn and children Bernadine and Ronald return from a motor trip.
Johnstown Philadelphia and Atlantic City appear in a string of social notices. Edythe Harris visits Cleveland at her mother Nellie West's home. I R Williams of Lorain visits Portland Oregon. Ray Recington and three sons visit Washington Avenue hosts in Shelby and Plymouth Ohio. Margaret Edwards attends Western Reserve University summer school. Kelley Day departs for two week Elks Rapids Michigan trip. Minnie Tuttle and Horace Ketchum return from St Louis. Charles Crosby announces birth at Elyria Memorial Hospital. George Anderson visits Shelby and friends. Archie Briggs and Detroit visitors visit R Co Briggs and relatives in Shelby Plymouth. Marian Hubbell returns from Nashville and Florence. C F Preslar and Mrs Kelner complete Michigan fishing trip. Richard Schroeder undergoes procedure at Elrria Clinic. Jared Smith returns home in Cincinnati after two weeks with George Weller and Dr Seely Smith. Mary Riley travels to St Louis and Alton to visit Daniel Jones at Shuslift College.
Amherst South Amherst July 9. Village Council members present include Mayor Engle Clerk Herald Allsop and several others. Safety program by Cleveland Quarries Co. featured talks and a two reel film. Numerous local residents and visitors listed spent Sunday with relatives and attended gatherings as regular church and social events noted.
A flood of American travelers finds Europe hard to adapt to with language, money, and food barriers. Many join 1590 plus group holidaymakers eager to return home as coffee, menus, and French fare frustrate and homesickness grows.
Mr and Mrs Frank Barck with daughter Constance and Emery Sondergeld drove to Danbury Sunday for a picnic dinner and supper at Gem Beach. Also along were Mrs Emery Sondergeld and Ruth, visiting relatives, and the Hailier and Gulan families.
The article extols outdoor exercise as a path to physical and mental relaxation. It highlights that vigorous activity followed by complete rest benefits tired bodies, with sunshine and fresh air enhancing both health and beauty. Regular outdoor walks can reduce facial lines by promoting rest and relaxation.
Amherst Study club to attend Lakeside Federation convention in Lakeside this week with Eastern Star quartet from Lorain, Elyria Women's club octet, and local hostesses hosting Sunday guests. Families plan trips to Montreal, Canada and Ontario. Grange and Concordia club meetings set. Holy Name and St Peters societies meet. Multiple motor trips to Buffalo Niagara Falls Dunkirk Alexandria Bay and North Bay planned.
The text recommends a postures and breathing based exercise to promote relaxation during summer. It guides lifting each limb in sequence from toes to hips then relaxing, followed by neck circles and eye rolls, culminating in rest. The technique aims to transform nervous tension into calm through controlled relaxation.
James Morse of Chicago testified to the judge that his long parking stay felt like sufficient punishment because he had been in a dentist's chair. The judge released him based on this, noting the unusual rationale.
A community event at Cascade Pa villion on Tuesday July 9 features a dancing night for couples at 50 cents per pair. A chicken supper is offered by La Porte church on Thursday July 11 serving from 5:30 to 7:00.
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