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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1928
Page
1
Colonial Club schedules a meeting Monday with George Brownell at the site indicated by Mrs Dake. The event involves local figures and is set to discuss club matters and upcoming activities.
The text lists Sleters Sewing Club meeting at Mrs Lillian Boddy on street with Ada Princeton avenue. It mentions the men’s Auxiliary of a hospital visiting at Mrs Overbrook road. Gulf Directors of the Y W for supper at 5 50. The O O F Hall hosts Orain Lodge No 93 and the Auxiliary of Cantons at the same hall.
Chapter No 65 members met at the Masonic hall for reorganizing and ballotting candidates. Mrs R L Stearns hosted visitors, June 15 is set for a gathering with many Lincoln akewood delegates. Miss Myers to wed Clyde Barr at St Agnes church with a reception and motor trip following.
St Marys Benefit plans a card party in the K of C Hall on Wednesday afternoon June 6 with Mrs William Gamble as chairman. Elyria Sisterhood to hold its last regular search meeting Tuesday evening at the Temple.
The Blue and Gold Bunco Club gathered at Mrs Ida Barnhart's new Bellefield Avenue residence for a bunco evening. First prize went to Mrs C E Barnhart, second to Mrs Maria Bagrell, and Mrs Mayme Wetzel received consolation. The group planned to send flowers to ill ex serviceman Walter Alien. Refreshments were served and the club will meet again in two weeks at an announced location.
The German Beneficial Union met last night with good attendance. Members decided to hold only one meeting a month during summer, on the first Friday. The balance was social. The next meeting is set for July 6.
Admissions include Mrs Harry Vogter of 1531 Dst Lorain Mrs Robert Foster of 509 Woodland Ave John Kaler 68 Walnut St Shelby Ohio Benjamin Wilner 406 Lodi St Mrs Walter Wiech 2358 Pasadena Ave Mrs Wiech 238 Pasadena Ave Albert Schneider R D 4 Discharges note Mrs Barney McQueen 139 Huron St Francis Smith Kingsville Wuillard Marsh Columbia Station.
Mrs. Georgia Hubbard Lempertz graduated from the Cleveland School of Art after four years in commercial art. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. BE Bard and the Harriott and Francis Hubbard sisters. Numerous guests visit Elyria area as families travel for weddings, reunions, and illness updates.
High school seniors filled the auditorium with a three act comedy The Intimate Strangers by Booth Tarkington. Elden Smith Ames Helen Taylor Isabell lead a strong cast as a winter Adirondacks station scene unfolds into humorous complications. Nelle A Bass supervised. orchestra under Mr Beck provided notable music.
A daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Harry Vogler at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Another daughter born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Robert Foster at the hospital. The Big Ten University Club of Cleveland held a dinner dance at Spring Valley Country Club with two hundred in attendance. The American Home Department of the Elyria Women's Club met for a picnic at Mrs Deane Burns home on Fast Avenue followed by a business session planning future work.
The Young Men's Club of the YMCA plans a Monday night gala picnic for thirty couples at Camp Sass-See-Kes. The program includes a camp fire, games, contests, and stunts starting at five o'clock for wives and friends.
Harold Hurshh a 23 teacher of Delta Ohio wed Edna M Churchward 22 teacher of Columbia The Rev Mr Mercher of Columbia officiated Ernest P Sposato 27 clerk Lo rain wed Sylvia Campano 19 of Lo rain The Rev Mr Ferrieri of Lo rain Also Reason D Copus 37 meat cutter Elyria wed Harriet Garner 32 clerk Elyria Rev Mr Wise man of Elyria Clyde I Barr 25 inspector Elyria wed Marcelle Myers 22 clerk Elyria Rev E A Reilly of Elyria
North Russia reports Mrs. Hattie Cone of Elyria visiting her daughter Mrs. A W Presien and the Lee Osborn home. Mrs. Alvah Gibson has been visiting Ed Gibson in Elyria. Mrs. Clarence Parsons and the text ends with further visitors not shown.
Evelyn Horning of Oberlin called on Mrs. Archie Preston Friday afternoon. Numerous visits and guests from Cleveland and nearby towns are listed, including Ed Berg and family in Cedar Point and Pittsfield engagements. Several students and family members attended graduation and school events in Litchfield, Oberlin, and Amherst, with updates on ill relatives and trips to Akron and Collins.
Pittsfield observance of Decoration Day held at 10 o clock with A P Lincoln as president of the day. The service opened with America sung by the audience and a duet from Walter Bullock Arthur Whitney and two Mrs Ives and Mrs Whitney. Rev A F Lindbeck, pastor at Wake man, delivered the sermon.
All are welcome for Friday night dancing at the Hlyria Eagles. Couples pay 50 cents admission.
A community gathering featured a patriotic address to a large audience, singing of Cover Their Graves with Beautiful Flowers, and a prayer by Rev. M. Weaver. School children delivered flowers to a soldiers monument in the park, then to two cemeteries where Civil War heroes rest. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address recited by Miss Dorotha Waite, closing prayer by Ray A Lindbeck.
Josephine Raudenbush of Cleveland will explain mediumship and deliver messages at G A BR hall Sunday at 7 30 PM All are welcome to attend.
The item notes a cemetery where no deceased uncle was buried in Toledo. It records Sunday visits to the John Sigsworth home at Fickis Corners and a series of social calls by residents including Walter Green family and Ada Sherbourne. Decoration Day observances linked to Oberlin and Wellington are mentioned along with visits by Frances Young of Elyria and several Akron visitors.
Beginning at eight o'clock this morning the Big Four Railroad crosses North Main East Main and M aygar streets in Wellington gain electric signals. The improved system guards three crossings instead of two and operates twenty four hours daily.
Yesterday marked the first day for tax receivement. Deputy tax collector Robert Andrews at the First National Bank reports only a small number of taxpayers appeared, those who pride themselves on paying early. The final payment deadline is June 20.
Middletown civic figure Frank Pauly, described as a civic genius for his vast Ohio involvement, will speak at the Kiwanis club noon gathering next Wednesday on Civic Service An Ideal. He presides over the 4400 member Middletown Civic association and holds roles with the Chamber of Commerce Community Chest Boy Scouts Y M C A and regional charities.
Imperial Furniture Co. advertises one year workmanship guarantee and invites inquiries for estimates with contact phone 2653.
Aimed at guiding graduates toward full expression of intellect, executive ability, and service. Private duty nursing offers boundless usefulness through contracted work with individuals and families, shaping influence on community public health.
For fourteen years he was publisher of the Middletown Journal and for three years president of the Associated Press Editors of Ohio. He is serving his second term as postmaster, and, besides speaking, writes for syndicates.
Kelleys Orchestra performs at Ridgeville Grange Hall Saturday evening June 2nd all welcome to attend the novelty dance event at the venue to enjoy music and dancing with no admission listed.
Mr Pauly speaks before the Kiwanis club luncheon at Canton Tuesday noon and at a joint meeting of the Kiwanis clubs of Berea and Olmsted Falls Tuesday evening.
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