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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1929

Page

9

Community clubs and societies schedule for Thursday

Duro of Cleveland hosts events with Sylvester Yacobovil family in Lorain. Numerous groups meet including Carlisle Neighborhood Club with Miss Jessie Strong, Pythian Sisters at K of P hall, North Elyria Grange in the evening, St Pauls Circle Ones with Mrs Dostall and Circle Four at Mrs Holton home, St Ann’s Sewing Circle at Mrs Kiser’s, Ladies Aid at St John’s Lutheran School auditorium, Bethel Shrine 24 W S of J meets at I O O F hall, Clan Robertson 242 at G A R hall, Lorain County Osteopathic Society meets, A F F W assembles, Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters at Mrs Blanche Stoney’s home, Grace Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Cascade Park, Girl Reserves breakfast at seven with Mrs Lengel in charge.

Carlisle Jessie Strong Pythian Sisters K. of P. Hall North Elyria Grange St. Paul's Church Dostall O. G. Holton St. Ann's Sewing Circle J. D. Kiser East Avenue Ladies Aid Society St. John’s Lutheran Church Third Street John Koch Meimyer

Local personals note many visitors and trips abroad

Mrs Andrew Stewart of Foster avenue returns from three weeks with friends in Michigan. Miss Helen Bailey of Marion Ohio visits her aunt. Judge T A Conway and Mrs Conway attend funeral in Delaware Ohio. Miss Margaret Hewitt and Miss Eleanore Lveftler return from St Lawrence River trip. Elyria hosts many visitors including Mr and Mrs Stauffer Akron and others. Several residents travel to Kalamazoo Detroit Cleveland Windsor and Wind­sor Ontario for visits and business. Notables attend spiritualist meeting at Brady Camp. Many house guests and forthcoming home improvements noted.

Helen Bailey Marion Ohio Ethel Inskeep Fifth Street T. A. Conway Third Street Delaware Richard Shelby C. P. Esker West Avenue N. G. Kelley Kalamazoo Michigan Elymans Brady Camp Curtis Atkinson Broadstreet Bertha Wiers Middle Avenue Melvin Smith West Broad Street van Hoesen Minnie Gard H. Amart East Avenue Ralph Whitney Lepper West Bridge Street Mabel Hallet Windsor Ontario Canada Charles Shalhoub Edna Hallet Treva Ferguson Cleveland Swen Nielsen Stanford Avenue Herbert Duvall University Heights Gertrude Daly O. C. Maedie Shaker Heights Ralph Richards Virginia Rollin Detroit D. L. Rice Oberlin Arthur Todd Youngstown Todd L. R. Todd Everett C. Bliss Broad Street Joseph Walker Dale Barndollar Williams Street C. B. Edwards Medina

One-Pound Forecastle Gun Aboard Diesel Yacht

A forecastle mounted one-pound gun on a diesel-engined yacht used for shooting fish during a south seas cruise.

Grave Marking for Nathan Bassett by Elyria DAR

The Elyria Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution marked the grave of Revolutionary soldier Nathan Bassett in Evergreen cemetery South Amherst on Sunday afternoon. Judge Webber gave the historical sketch, two great grandchildren unveiled the marker, and Miss Cora Bassett sang. The event honored Bassett and his descendants, with about forty attendees noting Oberlin College ties and the Pioneer era.

Nathan Bassett Elyria Daughters of the American Revolution Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst Charles Crehore William Graves Sharp Saijite Solo Cora Bassett Nathan Bassett Judge Webber Miss Freeman Cora Basstt America Brown George Washington Joseph Bassett Scotland Bridgewater Mass Rhode Island Abram Washburn Cotton Newport Buffalo New York Sarah Standish Miles Standish Netherlands Teiden Church of the Pilgrims Oberlin Harvey L. Bassett Oberlin College Ohio John J. Shepperd Sarah Standish Bassett Western Reserve Daughters of the Revolution Webber Miles Standish Bassett Henry C. Bassett Marian J. Bassett Allen E. Griffin Cleveland Gladys Freeman DeKalb Tenn Phillip Beebe Frater Look Out Mountain Miss Standish

Happenings of the week at local clubs and lodges

Activities listed for the week include the Literary Club with Miss Maxine Lucas, the Odtaa Club, a YWCA dance at Vermilion-on-the-Lake, and meetings of King Solomons Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Knights of Columbus, YM C A Youngs Men’s Club, Brotherhood of American Yeomen, and H. P. Chapman Camp No Six. Laf-a-lot Club hosts a gathering with Mrs Margaret Koehn in Glena.

Maxine Lucas Howe Street Odtaa Friendship Club Vermilion-on-the-Lake Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias King Solomons Lodge No A. M Knichts of Columbus Youngs Men's Club Brotherhood of American Yeomen H. P. Chapman Lons G. A. R. Hall Laf-a-lot Club Margaret Koehn Glena

Events Tuesday at local clubs and churches

The Lindy Lodge meets with Miss Mildred Alexander. Circle Two of St Pauls church meets with Mrs Charles Ashbrook. Spring Valley Country Club hosts a Don Party on the playground. Country Club bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs A B Taylor, Mrs H H Nye and Mrs Thomas A Conwar. Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary sewing at 165 Grant Street. Elyria-Tia Country Club ladies golf at Plum Bronk Country Club Sandusky. Spring Valley Country Club ladies golf. Elyria Lodge 7 O 9 F meets in lodge room in evening.

Lindy Lodge Mildred Alexander St. Paul's Church Charles Ashbrook West Bridge Street Spring Valley Country Club Country Club Bridge A. B. Taylor H. H. Nye Thomas A. Conwar Sons of Union Veterans Liefer Grant Street

Community clubs meet across several halls this evening

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John gathers at the K of C hall while Frank S Harmon Lodge 663 F and A M meets in the evening. Elk Lodge and American Legion Auxiliary also meet. The Women’s Benefit Association meets at Worst hall. The Young People’s Society of the United Presbyterian church picnics at Coonville with all members meeting at the church at six. The Men’s Club of Pilgrim Community church hosts an ice cream social on the church lawn.

Knights of St. John K. of C Frank S. Harmon A. M Elk Lodge Womans Benefit Association American Legion Auxiliary Young People’s Society of the United Presbyterian Church Coonville Pilgrim Community Church

Local Women Clubs Plan A Day Of Picnics And Meetings

The Rebekah Social Chub and Past Noble Grands hold an all day picnic at Mrs John Jehte’s Huron street home. Circle Two of St Pauls meets with Mrs Mary Fox at Lake avenue for a 1 PM screen. Catholic Daughters picnic at Cascade Park. Bukese Bunco Club gathering at Mrs John Delfin’s Case road home. Dames of Malta evening at mile 1 O O Fl hall. Eagles Auxiliary 421 meet at First Methodist Chippewa Lake picnic. Lorain County Rally at Crystal Beach. Congregational meeting at United Presbyterian 723% all members urged to attend. Mystic Five Hucdeed Chr at Mrs Frank Akers Beverly court at noon. Division C of Second Congressional at Mrs William Davies 234 Woosters for tureen dinner at 1234. Circle One of 9 Fires Congregational at Mrs J J Vaughn 1342 East avenue for picnic dinner at 1. Lorain County Beekeepers meet at Poy Jackson Amherst at edit o’clock. Social Dozen Club at Mrs J B Kreps Chestnut Street afternoon.

Rebekah John Jehte Huron Street Circle St. Paul's Church Mary Fox Lake Avenue Catholic Daughters of America Cascade Park Bukese Bunco Club John Delfin Case Road Dames of Malta O. Fl Eacles First Methodist Church Chippewa Lake Royal Lorain County Crystal Beach United Presbyterian Church Mystic Frank Akers Beverly Court Oon Olney Second Congreeational

Community Club Meetings And Picnics Listed

The Young Peoples Society of Grace Lutheran plans a wiener roast at Vermilion on the Lake. Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet in the evening. Legion hall hosts a gathering in the evening. Northwest Encampment also meets in the I O O F hall. Busy Bees 4 H Club meets at Fields church. Goodwill Bible class at Con gregational Church picnic at Miss Rich’s home on Sixteenth Street, host Mrs. Harry Metcalf. Dercas Club of Church of Christ picnics at Mr. and Mrs. Deane Burns’ home on East Avenue.

Young Peoples Society of Grace Lutheran Church Vermilion-on the-Lake Sons and Daughters of Liberty American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Women’s Relief Corps I. O. O. F. Hall Northwest Busy Bee Fields Church Goodwill Bible Class Congregational Church Miss Rich

Dinner party honors Abell wedding tour guests

Mr and Mrs C J Archam hosted a seven o clock dinner for thirty Saturday at their Foster avenue home. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Archambeau Mr and Mrs LeRoy Payne Mr and Mrs Harold Emery Mr and Mrs Frank Burns of Detroit Mrs Sherman Welch and daughter Miss Margaret of Newcastle Indiana Miss Arlene Robart of Cleveland Mr and Mrs 4 Flynn and Margaret Elmer Edmund and Leo Flynn Mrs Ada Haylor and Mrs Frank Abell of Lorain.

C. J. Archambeau Foster Avenue Harold Abell J. Archambeau LeRoy Payne Harold Emery Frank Burns Detroit Sherman Welch Margaret Newcastle Indiana Arlene Robart Cleveland

Lorain County Day Observed by Local Churches

Evangelical churches of Lorain county will observe Lorain County Day at Lincoln Park Stop 48 Lorain on Sunday September 8 Represented churches include St Peter's Amherst St Johns South Amherst St Pauls Elyria St Johns Lorain and Valley City Evangelical Church A morning service mass choir and vesper services are planned with an afternoon of baseball and other sports Picnic planned by Busy Bees 4 H Club on Friday July 19 at Fields church with ten present The president Miss Doris Fortune presided and a committee was formed to arrange a picnic The club will meet again next Friday in the church room.

Lorain County Linccoln Park Lorain St. Peter’s Busy Bee the Fields Church Doris Fortune Merton Mason Lois Fortune Spendig

Farewell Surprise for Mr and Mrs Kuebler in Home Gathering

Neighbors hosted a surprise farewell at the Forney home for Mr and Mrs J Kuebler as they prepare to move to Florence Ohio. Bunco and pinochle were played with prizes for first ladies and first men. Mr Ackers was consoled as the evening ended with refreshments and gifts of two pictures and a rug. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Yonker and others, totaling several local families.

Kuebler Frank Yonker Srt Charles McDanies Ralph Ackers Lois Ackers

Tolen Surprised On His Birthday

Sam To'en was pleasantly surprised yesterday at his home on Jackson Road by about thirty five guests under a large tree. A frenzied dinner followed with a decorated birthday table and a large cake bearing sixty five candies. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Daro and daughter Marie and Mrs. Anth- ents.

Sam To'en Jickson Road Mr. Tolen Tolen James Daro Marie Anth Burt Schulthes Cleveland Clarence Pejaus Burt Pejaus Fairview R. Becker A. W. Bruck Edward James Bruck Elyria

Pallas Family Reunion Held at the Hedges in La Porte

The Pallas family reunion was held Sunday July twenty first at the Hedges in La Porte. Forty eight members and two guests shared a basket lunch at noon. Officers for the year were elected: John Reese president, Henry Pallas vice president, Mrs Anna Pallas secretary and treasurer. Next year’s reunion will be at the Hedges. The afternoon featured games and contests.

Mrs Bruck Hosts Surprise Birthday Party

Mrs. Bruck surprised her husband Mr. Bruck with a fiftieth six birthday party at their Water Street home. Guests included out of town visitors from Cleveland and Fairview along with Elyria residents.

Picnic Supper for Abbey Road Community at Cascade Park

The Abbey Road community held a Sunday evening picnic supper at Cascade Park. About thirty-one guests attended, including Mr. and Mrs. Hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Sittinger, Mr. and Mrs. Dorow, Mrs. Mary Blithe and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmittgen, Mr. and Mrs. Morris, Mr. Pycraft, Miss Walker, Mr. Walker. Out of town guest: Mr. Dumfer of Cleveland.

Abbey Road Cascade Park Hammer Sittinger Dorow Mary Blithe Henry Schmittgen Morris Pycraft Miss Walker Walker Dumfer Cleveland

Admitted and Discharged Patients Listed in Yorkville

Hospital admission and discharge notes list Mrs Theodors Rowe at 757 West River Street and Irene Ross from Yorkville Ohio, with mentions of Mrs Oscar Townsend and a baby girl at 237 Ohio Street, plus Mrs George Robinson at 297 Denison Avenue and Beverly Thumb of R D 5 Mansiled.

Theodors Rowe West River Street Henry Shauii West Ridge Road Irene Ross Yorkville Ohio Oscar Townsend Ohio Street George Robinson Denison Avenue Beverly Thumb R. D

District meetings postponed to July thirtieth announce venue

District Six Sections A B C and G have postponed their meeting to July thirtieth. The meeting location will be announced later. Sections A and B B of District One will meet Tuesday at two oclock at Mrs A L Hurd 603 Dewey. Mr and Mrs S O Weldon of Cornell avenue hosted Bri and Mrs Charles Allen of Philadelphia last week during Michigan tour.

B.C A. L. Hurd Dewey Avenue S. O. Weldon Cornell Avenue Bri Charles Allen Philadelphia Michigan Allen Gypsy Smith, Jr

Weldon Family Vacation Visit in Columbus and Vermilion

Mr and Mrs William Weldon of Columbus arrived Saturday to spend their vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs S O Weldon of Cornell avenue Miss Eva Floydle and Miss Lou Keith returned to Fayria after a week at Vermilion on the Lake Miss Helsa Jordan of Gates Mills is the house guest at Reva Taylors Park Place home

Charles Redman Concord Avenue Ann Charlotte Jensen Cleveland Robert Jensen Gulf Road Lloyd Tuttle Richard Hartford Connecticut Marjorie Dorothy Lydia Snyder Plainfield New Jersey William Graves Sharp Washington Avenue Julia Anderson Newark Ohio Charles Shuckhart Earl Court William James Baxter Sharp Evabel Golecen John Garfield John Burrows Ethel Burrows Gates Mills F. S. Prentice St. Luke’s Hospital Phillip Hoffman Charles Court Johnstown Pennsylvania Morrell Place Taylor Mary Bud Taylor Fourth Street Calfornia Elyria Ethel Gillis Chicago Illinois Catherine Hugh Collister Mary Elizabeth Gannon St. Louis Missouri John Parsch Third Street William Weldon Columbus Mr. Weldon S. O. Weldon Cornell Avenue Eva Floydle Lou Keith Fayria Vermilion on-the-Lake Helsa Jordan Reva Taylor Park Place

Jamestown Furnaces and Skilled Craftsmen Boost Iron and Pitch Output

The Jamestown colony in Virginia secured wood for fuel and assembled iron smelting and manufacturing machinery, a glass furnace, and skilled Dutch and Polish workers to produce pitch tar and potash before 1610, strengthening early colonial industry.

England Jamestown Colony Virginia

Inoculation Arrives in England via Montague in 1721

The article notes that inoculation was introduced to England from Turkey by Montague in 1721, highlighting a pivotal early 18th century medical transfer. It names Montague as the key figure and dates the translocation to 1721.

England Turkey Montague

Salt Sprinkles Improve Dust and Visibility at Michigan Field

Salt was spread over a Michigan flying field to reduce dust and enhance visibility for operations. The measure appeared to aid ground handling and pilot sightlines during activity at the site.

Michigan

Dancing at Cascade Village Tuesday Night

A brief social item notes a dance at Cascade Village on Tuesday night July 23 offering 50 cents per couple for admission.

Cascade

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Any Duro Sylvester Yacobovil Frances and Josephine Andrew Stewart Ruth Pickett Garvin Avenue Clyde Marian Rife ADB Arabes Mrs. Abell Busy Bee 4-H Club Pallas W.H. Bruck Eberts Drug Store New King’s Broad St Cook’s Cook Cook’s Millinery East Avenue Evik Basement Dutt
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