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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1929
Page
11
On Tuesday July 16 Mr and Mrs John Bath will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an informal reception at the home of Mrs Lawrence Webber 129 Columbus Street. Their daughters Mrs Wm H Adams and Mrs Lawrence Webber host the event from the couple’s request.
The Lorain Canton and Auxiliary meet in the I O O F hall. Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias meets. The N A Q Club gathers at Mrs Victor Morgan's Samuel street home. The First Congregational Church Intermediate Department will be entertained at six at the Ed Gates Cottage on the Lake, arranged by Miss Francilla McWilliams.
A roundup of local group events includes Veterans of Foreign Wars, Circle Five at St Pauls Church, Loyal Matrons, Women of Mooseheart Legion, Past Presidents of the Woman's Relief Corps, Just a Real Club, Carlisle Grange with farm agent Horton Alger present, Second Congregational Church Division 4 Silver Tea, Ladies of Spring Valley golf day and Elyria Country Club ladies golf lunch, Elyria Lodge I O O F evening, Typographical Union 645 outing at Crystal Beach with 6 PM dinner at Elberta Inn, dancing at Crystal, and Missionary Society of St Pauls Church afternoon meeting.
The Charming Club meets Mrs. Harman on East River. The Chrysanthemum Club meets Mrs. Draegert on Thirteenth Street. Keen Cutter Club plans Cascade Park picnic alongside Woman's Association of Pilgrim Community Church. M T C Club meets at Miss Florence Schwind’s Vermilion-on-the-Lake cottage. Buckeye Bunco Club hosts Mrs. Hebebrand on North Maple. Beekeepers Association gathers at Mrs. Ray Jackson’s Amherst home. Woman's Resist Corps with G A R and families picnic at Riverview Park. St Clair Rebekah Lodge meets in I O O F hall. German Beneficial Union District 666 meets in G A R hall. Marshall Chapter R A M meets. South End Home Department picnic at Mrs. Earl E. Bonsieur’s 1376 East Avenue. dinner at 12:30.
A roundup of local society meetings and events includes Division C of the Church of Christ with Mrs J Schuster at 240 George Street, Spanish War Veterans picnic at Cascade Park with 6:30 dinner, St Ann’s Sewing Circle with Mrs J D Kiser, Fidele Club with Mrs Padley of Lake Avenue, Handcraft Group treasure hunt at YWCA, LaPorte Ladies Aid, Daughters of Scotland at Wurst Hall, Sons of Veterans Auxiliary at G A R Hall, DeMolars David Nye Chapter at IOOF Hall, Golden Rule Bible Class at United Presbyterian Church at 2 30 PM, Grave Lutheran Ladies Aid with Mrs Fred Ernst, John’s Lutheran Church picnic at Cascade, and Evangelical Woman’s Union meeting Thursday at St Paul’s Church.
The Tigredia Social Club gathers at Cascade Park for a picnic. The Mary and Martha Class meets at Miss Esther Clawson's home. Miss Bess Fern hosts a Polvanna Club picnic supper on East Avenue. Daughters of Scotia convene in the evening at the Kof Hall. Blue and Gold Bunco Club meets at Mrs Agnes Feron's South Maple home. Royal Neighbors and Security Benefit Association hold evening meetings. Busy Bee 4-H Club meets in the Fields church.
The Ladies' Ald Society of Grace Lutheran Church meets Thursday July 18 at Mrs. Fred Ernst's home on East River Road with a bus trip leaving town at 12 20 to Stop Six. Circle Five of First Methodist holds annual piche at Mr. and Mrs. Schwind's Vermilion on the Lake home. The Jantz family reunion at Buchholz farm on the Grafton Road occurs with 92 attendees from Cleveland Canton Medina Grafton and local city. A dam bake is planned for late August and next year's reunion at the same site. оф
Mrs Eunice Draper of North Fairfield Ohio and A W Sheldon foreman at the Fox Furnace Company were married Saturday July 13 at eleven thirty A M at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Fowler. After a visit in Cincinnati and through Kentucky the couple will reside in Elyria. The ceremony was conducted by Mr Fowler.
Districts A B C and G convene at Hire L A Obits residence 234 Fourth Street tomorrow at 2 30 PM. District 3 Eertions A and B gather at Mrs Crost home 219 Rath Trees Tuesday afternoon at 2 netacy.
Lorain County Christian Endeavor Sarie group hosts an annual midsummer TB gathering at Braanhelm Congregational Church on Friday evening. All interested are cordially invited to attend.
Leon Smith of Martins Confectionary entertained his employees at a Friday evening event. Mrs Lrynne Resspatr, recently ill for four months, has improved and returned to her Cleveland home after visiting at Oberlin road with her parents Mr and Mrs E L Rice.
Carl Johnson aged 26 inspector from El ria and Evelyn Walker 17 appear in a list with Julius Wilcox 28 a Cleveland salesman and Leola Luce 26 from Hlrria. Gerardo Dambrosio 31 a Lorain shoe maker and Giuselda Dam brosio 24 from Lorain. John Ehrman 47 a Elyria foreman and Cornnie Dagen 46 also from Elyria.
Admitted list includes Nellie Moy ers Lorain Stowell Sorg Grafton Arthur Damm Harvard Ave Oscar Townsend Ohio street Frank Klenz East Main Amherst Waldemar Nichols Harrison street Discharged list includes Dwight Richards Laundon avenue Glenn Seeley West Seventh Marjorie Sorg Medina Virginia Lansing Oberlin Alen Roth West River Mrs Harry Reed Cornell avenue Charles Peiro East avenue Ben Becker East avenue
A string of weekend visitors and vacations from Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh and Philadelphia populate local notices. Mr and Mrs J G Starr entertain in Saks avenue while William and Alfred Gebhart plan a Pittsburgh visit. Miss Julia Dear vacationing with her sister in Detroit, and Mr and Mrs Mervin Seiffert visit grandmother Mrs Millspaugh on West avenue. Detroit natives George Beauchamp and son relocate to Elyria at 424 Third street. Birth announced for a son at Elyria Memorial Hospital on July twelfth. Several residents travel to Yellowstone Park northern Michigan and Lake Chautauqua for vacations and visits. Families include Adams Bath Hawk Hank Hollingsworth McConnell Tran Doncaster and Picket among others in this period.
The initial momentum toward a unified modern Europe emerged in the decade near the year 1000 A D. This period marks the onset of a broad transformation shaping nations and the continental growth that followed.
Help wanted advertisement seeking a young man familiar with Elyria and nearby areas. Describes a wonderful opportunity for a willing worker and directs applicants to apply at The Globe Store, 350 Broad Street.
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