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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1931
Page
10
Attendance reached 126 at Union Memorial Day services in the Congregational Church. Special music featured a choir with solos by Norman Ausmuth and Herbert Rising and a duet by Mrs. L Meyers. Rev B P Nuckols read scripture and Jed offered prayer. Rev FLOH Schott spoke on The Message of the Monuments from Joshua 4 6.
Misses Maude and Beulah Lawrence of Mansfield and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence of Lexington visited W. W. Smith and Miss Helen. Many locals attended gatherings including Unique Club bridge, and 4-H Club plans at Lucille Round's. Various visits span Cleveland Detroit Toledo Columbus and Akron. Decoration Day services are organized with address by L. Bailey.
Read Tuesday's paper for details on traffic advisories affecting 8th 9th and Nth streets west of West Avenue. The notice directs motorists to plan detours and follow posted signs during the stated timeframe.
Mrs. L J Leonard from Butler visits parents the McNallys for two weeks. Lydia Schlott from Montana plans a summer in the Scudder home. Fred Dewitt and Miss Janet leave Cleveland after a visit. A dramatic trial Who Killed Earl Wright? performs at the Baptist Church June 2 with no admission but a free offering. Oberlin Graduate School of Theology holds commencement June 2 at 2 39 in First Church. Rev F H Schott to receive B D. Charles Holmes, once ill with pneumonia, sits up again after weeks.
An advertisement urges protection of skin aging with MELLO GLO face powder. It claims a French process for longer wear, pore minimization, improved complexion, no irritation, and a pure finish. Sold at Crandall's Drug Store and C. W. Phillips Drug Store.
Louis Schneider won the 21st Indianapolis race driving a heavy eight cylinder car at a 96.629 mph average, touching 140 mph on straights. He used 6.00-20 Firestone High Speed Tires with racing treads and reported no tire trouble. The piece extols Firestone innovations Gum-Dipped cords, Balloon Tire, and Double Cord Breaker, credits the brand with world leadership in safety and endurance, and notes 72 entries with 40 survivors all on Firestone tires. It claims 12 straight years of 500-mile Indianapolis wins and cites other racing and mileage feats on Firestone tires.
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