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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1926
Page
9
Bee moves from village life to a theater rehearsal as Ralph and Czevek offer a real job with high pay and a possible exposure. She faces censorship debates, innocence vs ambition, and a chaotic backstage world while awaiting a decisive tryout.
Revy Chaffeefee returned from the hospital and is reported as doing as well as could be expected. Lester Pratt returned from the hospital Friday. There was no preaching Sunday morning but Sunday school had good attendance. George and Floyd Lau called on Mr C F Lang Thursday evening.
Mrs E Shramm and Grace Kent of Oberlin visited Mrs George Lang Friday. Mrs John Bainbridge plans a Cleveland visit. Austin and grandmother Mrs Miller visited La Grande. Fields Home Coming plans set for Aug 18 with elected officers and committees. Lucy Lang visited Aunt Mrs F Law. Misses Esther Pratt and Vatraya Lynds leave for Lakeside. Harold Robinson of Elyria visiting grandparents. John Sweet won clay pigeon shoot Saturday. John Lainsborough family returning from fur? trip to spend summer here. Threshing season active as Bob Taylor harvested 265 bushels. Harding family of Tiffin visited Roy and Mrs Chaffee. Mrs Chaffee’s sister. Dair family met at Mrs M J Osborne of Columbia. Rev Chaffee hosted seven West visitors touring region. Ladies Aid Society to meet Aug 8 at Mrs Bartiory’s. Mrs Andrews assisting. Mrs Mary Collins and Mrs Fitzgerald of Elyria were guests of Mr and Mrs E L Thompson. Kerns visit Canton then return home. California leads cantaloupe production in the Union.
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