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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1926
Page
3
A collage of neighborhood events unfolds with bunco and card parties at homes on Clark and Spruce streets, a Ladies Bible class adjourning until September, Chrysanthemum Birthday Club gathering, Odd Fellows hall meeting and public picnics at Lake Vermilion and nearby farms. Attendees include Marjorie McKee, Harley Vibber, Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. McKenzie, and many local residents.
The Knights for St John Ladies Auxiliary held their annual outing at Cascade Park on Tuesday July twentieth. A prize dinner was served at eleven thirty with baskets brought by each attendee. Prize winners included Miss Mary Morne in Balloon Race and Gerry Cowdrey in ten to twelve race, among others.
Marriage licenses issued for Gardner Mitchell 31 laborer and Margaret M Butler 32 of Lorain. Percy T Henley 26 laborer and Clara Rollins 35 of Lorain. Francis J Delaney 21 designer of Cleveland and Florence M Paul 17 of Lorain. Justice of Peace signs.
Leon O. Underhill will speak at the home of Rev. B. Ryan in LaGrange tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock before the Penfield and LaGrange Christian Union. Circle No. 2 of the Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a supper at Cascade Park tomorrow evening at six thirty, with each member bringing her own dessert and sandwiches.
July 21 1928 report from Cleveland mentions George Marah returning from vacation. North street cement pavement explosion reached fifteen inches high near Henry Pfeiffer farm. Miss Gladys Hechenburg departs with her mother Mrs Fred Johnson for the week. Mrs Ins Sears stayed with the Rickard home in Medina Sunday to Tuesday. J W Smith's niece from Cleveland visiting. Church of Christ Division C plans an ice cream social at Charles Dawley Stop No 4 East Ave from 4 p m onward.
E AUST'S MUSIC STUDIO on 28 Becond Street opposite the Rialto Theatre advertises banjo mandolin and guitar acts by Aust's Vaudeville Agency. It promises genuine musical education and engagements for readers with a large repertoire while listing phone contact 6433.
Miss Juanita Almendinger arrives as house guest of Miss Marie Tibball in Earcourt while Gerry Cowdrey visits Mrs J D Kiser. Detroit visitors include Miss Louise Ingner and Miss Bernice Summers. Local residents travel to Cleveland Lorain Vermilion and Kalamazoo with many staying for visits. A son is announced for Mr and Mrs Walter Guthman and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Karl Benjamin at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
The Cemetery and Park Association will host an ice cream social in the park Friday night July 23 with early serving of cones and wafers while a band plays. Other notes mention local visits, family trips, store coverage while relatives are away, and a new eight pound girl born to Vernon Brow and spouse.
Medina over Sunday with her sister Mrs Humphrey. George Round and family along with Mr and Mrs Rogers and Mr and Mrs Willin Leach spent Sunday afternoon at Camp Crag. O J Tooth sold his farm to Cleveland parties, Mrs Jane Burch was poorly Sunday, Paul Krugger returned from California with many pictures, Mrs Jane Tipp of Lorain visited relatives, Charles Romp sold his East street farm to out of town buyers and plans possession in weeks. Mr and Mrs John Bart and Miss Gladys Hachanbarg also called on town Sunday.
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