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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
6
Logs shaved on straw beds and hand split shingles form a three building lodge complex. Harley L Clarke, Chicago financier and former utilities magnate now head of Fox Film, oversees a year long project with nearly 100 workers. A refrigerating basement system will cool every room in summer.
Newport R. L. will host a two day motorboat regatta with a total of 21 events scheduled for July 25 and 26. Competitors and spectators from nearby areas are expected to attend as racers vie for top honors and prize money.
Chicago ministers and civic leaders debated the unsolved killing of Tribune reporter Alfred J. Lingle. The resignation of Police Commissioner William J. Russell and Chief of Detectives John Stege was seen as possible, with investigations by the city council and business, church, and financial circles pressing for action and clean up of gang influence.
Misa Edna Bobel and John Schaub wed in a quiet 9:00 a.m. ceremony at St. John's Evangelical Church Lorain officiated by Rev. Merton. The couple, attended by close family, enjoyed a wedding breakfast at the Cleveland Hotel and plan a motor honeymoon through the east before settling at the groom's East Main Street home after July 1. Mrs Schaub, Lorain High School and Kent State Normal graduate, taught at Irving School. Schaub, Lorain High and OSU alum, is proprietor of The Schaab Lunch Room.
A wedding Saturday morning at St Joseph's Church Amherst united Miss Helen Pette and Lloyd Ladd of Kipton. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace apron effect and a long veil. She carried roses and valley lilies. Several bridesmaids and a large escort attended, with a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. Fr. officiating.
After the ceremony the wedding party traveled to the Hungarian Club rooms for a dinner and supper served to about 100 guests. Dancing continued into the late hours of the night.
Mrs Sarah Wragg celebrated her 64th birthday Friday at home with friends from Oberlin and Amherst. Guests included Mrs Harry Slater and sons, Mrs Wil loby Williams, Mrs Wm Johnson, Mrs Henry Schiverstine, Mrs Irma Low, Mrs Jane Merchant, Mrs John Kauffman, Mrs William Allsop, Mrs George Wragg, Mrs Albert Wragg, Mrs Joseph Heathcote, Mrs Christ Aebersold, Mrs William Emery, Mrs John Wagner, and Mrs Charles Bauman along with the honored guest who received many gifts.
Mr and Mrs Harmon Mathas hosted a Friday evening bridge party for their club. Seven games of auction bridge produced high scores for Mrs Ernst Reinhart and Paul Mori, with Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb as consolation winners. A late luncheon followed in the dining room with roses as decoration. Attendees included Mr and Mrs William Fitzner of Oberlin, Mr and Mrs Clarence Kern, Mr and Mrs Ernst Reinhart of Amherst, Mr and Mrs Paul Mori, and Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb. Mr and Mrs Wm Fitzner plan to host at their Oberlin home on Saturday evening, June 21.
Miss Marie Menz daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Menz and a 1926 graduate of the local high school finished studies at the Public School of Music at Bowling Green University in Bowling Green Ohio last Wednesday.
Mrs S O Bailey entertained guests at her home on Saturday with dinner served at six o'clock. Places were laid for Mr and Mrs Warren Darby, Mr and Mrs Geo Darby, Miss Isabelle Darby of Flushing, Michigan, Mrs William Sanbourne of New Lanthorn, Michigan, Mr and Mrs George Kelly of Oberlin, Mrs Belle Kilmer, Mrs Sam Slack and daughter Maybelle, and sons Sammy and Wayne, and the hostess from here.
The Ladies' Aid Society will host a party for the Junior Choir in church parlors after Thursday's rehearsal. Family Sunday at church urges all family members to attend with Rev Lyon delivering a sermon to families and both choirs providing special music.
Mrs Herman Witt and her two daughters returned to their home Sunday after two weeks with relatives in Flint Michigan. Mr Witt drove to Flint Friday night to join them and came back with his wife and children.
Social notes list Mr and Mrs Reginald Baldry and several others visiting Gambier, Cleveland, Lorain, Elyria, and Henrietta on Sunday and over the weekend. Guests include Mrs George Stephenson Mrs Jack Thompson Mrs Isaac Slack Jr and families such as the Wilhelms the Hirters and the Schneiders.
A health warning promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe family laxative. Marketed as prepared under strict supervision from fresh herbs and ingredients, it claims widespread use and status as the world’s largest selling laxative.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Lukes of Cleveland were Sunday afternoon callers of friends here Mrs Frances Ward and Miss Ethel Thompson of South Ridge called on Mrs Arthur Ernst Saturday afternoon.
Fear and lack of money kept many Missoulians from the air. Pilots offered a special centime rate for airplane rides. When the sale closed, 274 Missoulians had experienced the thrill of flight.
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