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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1930
Page
3
Clara Dee asserts gratitude to her father for his unique method that enabled her to enjoy wealth and new status as hostess of the manor. Donley praises her transformation while Mr. Gregory notes practical virtues, and Mrs. Gregory agrees that today’s girls share ancestral honor despite differing pastimes.
Clara Dee returns to wealth after a year of trials and gains strong social ties, admiration, and influence once more. Don Forester expresses admiration yet uncertainty about their future. Clara Dee plans to manage her affairs with Gregory’s aid while embracing a broader outlook on life and education.
The West Ridge Y P B group met at Gilbert Minnich’s home on Thursday evening. The program began with a Y P B song and a brief business session, roll call by president Lester Drusendahl, and Prohibition topics discussed. An entertainment committee organized lawn games and a lovely lunch followed for members and guests including Violet Rowley, Esther Rowley, Elyria Porter, and others from Oberlin Road Townline Carlisle and nearby.
Miss Jean Wagner and Pauline Long joined several friends for a Crystal Beach picnic on Wednesday evening, sharing a casual outdoor gathering beside the shore.
Mr and Mrs Harold Rowley and their children drove to Vermilion on Sunday enjoying a family outing.
Mrs. George Knittel of Edison Highway and Mrs. S C Shu bert of Tow Line Road attended the W C T U picnic at Mrs. Merle Penfound's Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Long entertained Sunday with W. V. Sessions, Mr. and Mrs. Henry West and Glenn Henry of Huntington. Fred Lorence and daughter Phillis of Wellington and Ford Biggs of Elyria visited Harold Rowley and family Sunday evening. Elizabeth Toth of Elyria visited her parents Charles and Mrs. Toth on Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Simms of the Oberlin Road entertained Wednesday with her cousins Joy Betty and Roberta Johnston as guests. Mrs Ernest Holliday and daughter Phyllis of Elyria were guests of Charles Schwartz and family on Thursday.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ed Stang and granddaughter Carloth of Elyria with Mr and Mrs Almer Long. Raymond Simms and daughter Eleanor visited Mr and Mrs Charles Nash and family in Butternut Ridge. Ernest Freeman of Elyria called on the Schwartz family Monday evening.
Miss Mary f Elizabeth Schubert of PittsHeld was an overnight guest Thursday of Miss Edna Pal las.
Mr and Mrs W H Hart hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Floyd Hart of Newark N J and others from Elyria and Ashland. The Schmittgens, Hahn, Blyshe with grandson Jack, Newton of Bellevue, and Mrs Etta Brown and son Stanley were among those visiting. Also Mr and Mrs Henry Wolegsong were in Cleveland. The Jordans from Ashland visited Mrs W H Hart and husband, and R B Jordan with daughter Mary were there on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hart arrived from Newark New Jersey Saturday and are spending the week with his parents Mr and Mrs W I Hart.
Afr a nd Mrs Samuel Richards of McKeesport Pa are being entertained for an indefinite time at the home of Mr and Mrs P G Miller. Mrs John Hawkins of Elyria is spending an indefinite time with her children, Mr and Mrs H M Tapper and family.
Mrs. Mary Hahn and Mrs. Joe Briggs with Phyllis, Mrs. Briggs’ mother, joined Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pember and Merle Penfound family members plus Robert Penfound at the Pember reunion held Sunday at the Hedges in La Porte.
Mr and Mrs Jess McMullin and daughter Hazel and Lucile Pen motored to Crystal Beach on Sunday.
Mrs A E Reinke and grandchildren from Elyria with her daughter Mrs Ed Fielder and son Kenneth of Berea visited her brother Charles Schwartz and family on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Morse of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs C C Strickler and family on Saturday evening. The hoped for rain which came Monday evening and night brings relief from the extreme heat.
Mr and Mrs Adelbert Johnston and daughters of Elyria visited his parents Mr and Mrs A M Johnston on Sunday afternoon. Miss Margaret Toth of Elyria spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Toth. Mrs Etta Brown called on Mrs Minnie Brown and Mrs Alber hike of Elyria on Thursday.
At Westminster England seven lifeboatmen were awarded medals for bravery in saving lives at sea. The ceremony honored their courageous actions during perilous rescues, recognizing exceptional valor and service to maritime safety.
Ten railway engines in England will be named for renowned public schools. The plan honors historic schools by bestowing their names on the locomotive fleet, signaling a tradition linking industry and education.
Washington July 23 President Hoover faces selecting a new ambassador to Mexico City to replace Dwight W. Morrow. J Reuben Clark, serving in Mexico, is seen as leading candidate though private burdens may deter acceptance. Clark’s rapport with Mexico and Morrow’s influence bolster him as the likely successor, with Fletcher as a secondary name.
Fletcher's earlier Mexico service is cited as indicating he could again be asked to serve there. Those close to Fletcher say only an offer of the United States Ambassador to the Court of St James would tempt him back into diplomacy. Hoover's favorable view is shown by appointing him to a Haiti investigation commission.
June 23 report notes many from South Ridge attended the Assembly at Linwood Park Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Hanlon left Saturday for Batavia New York after a five weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Smith and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hanlin and family. Miss Marcia Webber returned to Elyria after a few days with Miss Nancy Miller.
Fidele club gathered Thursday evening at Indian Hollow road home of Mrs. William Whitney with all members present. Cards were the evening’s diversion. Prizes awarded: first Mrs. A. Boulton, second Mrs. Geo Elbert, third Mrs. Wm. Kuss, consolation to Mrs. Agnes Halderman.
Mrs Francis Ward hosted at her sister Mrs Arthur Ernsts home in South Amherst honoring the upcoming marriage of Miss Pearl Harper to Frank Kreguer of Pittsfield. Fourteen guests attended with Mrs Ethel Thompson of the area in attendance.
The Ernst family reunion is set for Sunday July 27 at the Hedges in LaPorte with relatives expected to attend.
The D. D. club members and families plan a picnic at Beaver Park on Thursday evening July 24. The event invites all members to bring baskets and enjoy an informal gathering outdoors.
A men’s Sunday school committee met Nelson Bechtel at his home Monday evening to arrange a celebration for the winning Sunday school attendance. The losers, the boys, will entertain the girls on Tuesday evening July 29 at Murray Ridge school yard. All members of the committee are invited.
The Needle Guild society and their families and friends enjoyed their annual picnic at Chippewa Lake on Sunday.
A noon picnic served to 38 guests featuring boating and bathing. Attendees include Albert Haist and Ming Maxine Haist, Charles Berk of Lorain, Car Friday of Cleveland, Irma Spiegelberg of Townline road, and many Elyria and nearby residents and visitors sharing meals and Sunday visits across Lorain and Cleveland areas.
Miss Bertha Schroeder Ella Warner and Nancy of Western Springs joined Mrs. H C Chambers family for a visit. Families from Cleveland Baltimore and Lorain attended picnics and golf course opening. Churches hold altered meetings inviting members to Grace M E church Lorain. Several relatives enjoyed Fell reunion with picnic, watermelon contest and volleyball. Nearby trips included Elyria Lodi Dover Mt Clemens Ellwood and Lakeview Park.
Residents enjoyed visits with relatives in Dever Brunswick and Mount Vernon Ohio while others attended weekend gatherings. The Sunday school board meeting is set for July 23 at Mrs Victor Myers home, with the M E Ladies Aid planning two quilts and a noon tureen dinner. The Methodist church official board and Grace M E F church members will meet Tuesday evening in Lorain, and Rev Pamer preached a fine sermon on Put our trust in me. Mrs Eschtruth led Sunday school in Myers absence, the Whling Workers class reported top attendance and collection, and Mrs M Penrod visited her Cleveland son Charles Penrod.
On Sunday in South Amherst a family picnic was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. William Bullock on East Main Street. A basket lunch was served to guests from Elyria La Grange Birmingham Cleveland Avon and local residents. After lunch games and social conversation followed.
Glen Ruth came back to his home Sunday following a week spent in LaGrange with his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Lon Jackson.
A long list of neighbors from Elyria, Lorain, and Cleveland share weekend visits and dinners. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Eular, the Rebie family with Marian and Frederick, Bertha Herger, and Mrs. Frank Campbell from Detroit. Numerous calls and gatherings occur at homes of the Ernsts, Graybills, Knapps, and others across South Ridge, Clarksfield, and Vermilion, with church events and a junior choir rehearsal noted at the Methodist Church.
In Clarkdale Mias Hoemer Hall hosts revival services led by ten and eight year old brothers Neal and 10 year old? The preaching is by 10 year old Hoemer Hall directs the nusale The Hall family from Gulfport, Miss attends with Mamma and Papa present Homer and family recently completed the revival. Sermon covers the Devil's Incubator. Nearby, a Ugandan estate plans plant 1,500,000 bulbs across 5,000 acres, reflecting regional agricultural activity.
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