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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1926
Page
3
Community notices detail a Pontiack nuptial for Mary Kisman Crawford with a large host of relatives. Church groups, clubs, and societies in Elyria announce rescheduled meetings, summer picnics, musical programs, and a Yomen hall gathering with planned Beaver Park outing for families.
Mrs. Winifred Park hosted fourteen guests at Went Avenue for an informal party in honor of Marold Wine of Galesburg who is visiting his father and sister. He now plays organ at a major theater in Galesburg. The evening featured socializing and refreshments.
Social event at 18 East Avenue hosts M E Hendricks with guests from Waltham Boston and South Bend. Juveni le Order of American Yeomen initiates a class and plans a future entertainment. Circle No 3 of First Congregational church rugs for Christmas bazaar while Knights of Columbus hold a regular meeting. Hospital notes list admissions and discharges across local addresses.
Mrs Theodora Welchel undergoes goltre operation at Lakeside Hospital. Cloyd Gull ang son Dake and Lorain relatives take a two week Michigan vacation. CN Nikoloff and Hochs return from ten day eastern motor trip to Niagara Falls Philadelphia New York and Washington DC. C M Hotchkiss to Chicago to establish future home. J Q Ryan spends Sunday with Cedar Street friends in Cleveland. Anna Kennedy and Kennedy Slack return from Lakeside. Dorothy Burt visits Elyria friends from Cleveland. Herold Wise visits his father in Elyria. Eileen Hastings attends Lorain dinner. Paul Elek and wife announce the birth of a baby girl at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Dancing event at Dimke Hall in Gratton features the Dela Mars Famous Old Time Dance Orchestra providing music for a public dance evening. The program targets Young Rand and other local dancers with live entertainment.
Bee, a chorus actress, shares her apartment with Delia the New England freedom seeker. Delia meets Wilbur and Arthur in the Pillage crowd as Bee faces Fred in a tense night of cocktails and fragile ambitions. Fred’s ascent contrasts with Bee’s precarious stability in Times Square proximity.
Former U S senator and farm labor candidate Magnus Johnson was roused at 2 a m by women at a hotel during a Business Women's convention. He began an impromptu speech before the night clerk halted the rally around 3 30 a m. Investigators from the association questioned him as giggles spread among attendees.
The note records inability to state whether the person was “an noyed” and all later attempts to clarify this point proved fruitless.
President Coolidge, famed for jokes, allegedly borrows small coins from Secret Service agents for newspaper and magazine purchases. In one episode he handed Dick Jervis a quarter after a morning of 15 minute intervals, then casually resumed work. Another instance involved five cents owed to Arnold Landroght and a washer mishap as the change was kept.
A chamber of commerce release shows bids for an air mail contract on the Cleveland Cincinnati and Louisville route. International Airways Co of Cleveland bids three dollars per pound, Kaess Airstate Engineering Corp of New York bids two dollars and twenty cents per pound, and E P Strong of Cleveland bids three dollars per pound.
Kansas City receives 11.6 million dollars from the sale of the Kansas City Star and Times to Irwin R. Kirkwood and associates. Proceeds will fund an art foundation in accordance with William Rockhill Nelson's will, with the remainder of the Nelson estate staying in trust. Nelson died in 1915 leaving a 20 million dollar estate. Laura Nelson Kirkwood was his heir and died months ago.
The state forestry department announced that nearly ten million trees were planted in the spring season, marking the largest single season planting since the program began. The figures reflect a major expansion in statewide tree distribution and reforestation efforts.
Forestry officials express satisfaction with progress in reforestation by private planters. The Cambria County project shows substantial growth as thousands of trees were recently planted, illustrating private efforts supporting public forestry goals.
New Haven Conn July 15 Thirty five per cent of Yale students are self supporting and this group earned forty five per cent of all honors and prizes for scholarship writing or examinations. Self supporting students across all departments led with Sheffield Scientific School posting the best record. Card Party tomorrow night at G A R Hall prizes and lunch everyone welcome.
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