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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1928
Page
11
Amherst and Lorain area families gathered for the Werner fifteenth annual reunion at Longstreet with seventy attending, a picnic and games, and officer elections. Other notes cite social events, birthday observances, Camp Iss-See-Kis achievements, church activities, beekeepers’ meeting in Wellington, and residents’ visits and trips across Lorain County.
Last evening in Cleveland, HY Harrison Ridgeville was an Amherst caller. Mrs Charles Holl, Lo rain visitor recently. C Barber Elyria was an Amherst business caller yesterday. R Wasem spent last evening in Cleveland. The Misses Caroline Cora and Katherine Herchler will leave for Honeoye New York to spend a week with relatives. Mrs Gertude Foulike and son Lorain called on Amherst friends Monday. Mr and Mrs Edward Newber ser and Miss Alberta Brown spent Monday evening with Nor walk relatives. Elmer Brown Lorain spent Sunday with Amherst friends. Mr and Mrs Jobe Garland Elyria were supper guests of Mr and Mrs A Garland South Amherst Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Harry Woll daughter Christena and son Harry Jr were Sunday guests of Vermilion relatives. Mrs Amanda Purenels Cleveland is spending several ars as the guest of Mrs Ada Purce. Mr and Mrs C J Brown Els ha were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Heathcote South Amherst. Mrs George Flose has left for her home in Maywood Ul after spending several weeks with her mother Mrs Herman Witt North Lake street. Mrs H A Ruth and daughter Hilda South Amherst spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs A F Nally. Mrs William Vegler and son David Elyria called on Mr and Mrs John McGuire Sunday afternoon.
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