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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
11
The inventor argues the process is industrially practical despite existing waste oil disposal. He notes oil residue is currently discarded as useless, implying the method could turn a waste product into value.
Miss Ruth Tracht of Cleveland and Rev Harold A Sayles of Mansfield plan to wed at St Matthews Lutheran Church Mansfield. The ceremony will be conducted by Rev Harold Krusberger with Rev Charles Sheriff assisting. The bride, a Glenville and Wittenberg alumna, will wear white satin and her attendants will wear yellow and flame georgette. After an eastern trip the couple will reside in Elyria. The wedding party includes attendants from Mansfield and Cleveland, with music by Miss Gladys Ruch.
Nine members of Troop 5 Congregational Church led by Scout Master E. Glen Baxter spent a week at Cedar Hills Park in Mich enjoying boating swimming fishing hiking and other outdoor activities. They passed several Scouting tests and earned thanks to the Church Committee for making the trip possible.
Fifteen members of the Fellowship Club of the YWCA met for dinner and discussed a Co Ed dance set for June at the Elyria Country Club. Miss Jeanne Reid led a business meeting and Bernadine Dunn was named delegate to Camp Gray. Next club meeting in two weeks. Friday June 21 marks the Ladies Western Division golf match at Spring Valley with teams from Elyria, Spring Valley, Mansfield and Lorain Country Clubs. pairings to be announced in the Chronicle-Telegram. Lunch at noon. Mrs. W H Searles hosts Monday Colonial Club with eighteen attendees including Mrs. S H Bowen, Mrs. Hagerman and Mrs. Piece. Mrs Reed of Eastern Heights Boulevard hosts June 24 event. N A Q Club met at Mrs. Russell Bennett’s on Chase Street. guests socialized and light refreshments served. Mrs Glen Falkner of Cleveland Road will host June 24 for club ladies.
Canton Lorain Lodge Number 93 and its auxiliary held a short business meeting last evening. Illumination Night at Oberlin College reduced agenda items and led to early adjournment.
The Chrysanthemum Birthday Club meets Wednesday with Mrs Walter Zander of Tenth street. The Helping Hand Society gathers Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Fannie Wack 207 Temple court. The Progressive Bible Class plans a June 21 picnic at Cascade Park at six thirty. Neighborhood Bible Class meets this afternoon at Mrs Curtis 225 Seventh street. The Dramatic Club presents An Old Fashioned Mother at Lake avenue school Stop 7 Friday at eight. Mrs Benham hosts First Church Guild gathering on Park avenue with about thirty. next meeting a July picnic at Mrs Effie Hecock’s summer home at Ruggles Beach.
Mr and Mrs L B Fauver of Washington avenue hosted a family dinner at Elyria Country Club for sixteen guests last evening. The event mixed relatives and a few friends in a social gathering with a family atmosphere.
Miss Evora Black daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Black of Elyria Ohio became the bride of Arthur Comstock of Elyria Ohio at M B E church Brunswick Ohio at 3 30 p m Thursday June 13 with Rev M A Chaffee officiating Attendants were Mr and Mrs Clifford Warren of Lorain Ohio The bride wore a peach crepe ensemble and carried sweet peas and roses Mrs Warren wore a flowered georgette and carried a bouquet of sweet peas and garden forge me nots A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home The couple left for a motor trip to Michigan and will reside in Elyria Ohio
A list of marriage licenses shows Andrew Lute 27 and Anna Vignovich 22 from Lorain. Leander Lawson 21 and Elizabeth Rose 15 from Oberlin. Calvin D Miller 24 Elyria plus Eula Alten 21 Avon. Thomas Bilaber 26 Lorain and Elizabeth Korna 21 Lorain. Melville Harris 29 Vermilion and Pauline Knapp 16 Ridgeville. Clay Smith 28 Lorain painter with Becky River and Wanda Aldrich 21 Grafton. George Lodge 21 Cleveland Heights student with Edith Pardee Bennett 20 Oberlin. Harry Anderson 23 Sharpsville Pa with Bernice Gilson 22 Oberlin. Rev. signatures noted.
Admission of Madeline Frahm at 424 Roosevelt Ave Albert Berson of 112 Park Ave. Discharges include Mrs Joseph Briggs and daughter from R D 4 Elyria. Also discharged Mrs Franklin Rollin from North Ridgeville.
Mr and Mrs W T Parach of Number 22 Colonial Apartments have left for an extended visit in Idaho. Miss Marie Griswold of 232 Wooster Street is spending a week in Ann Arbor Michigan. Mr and Mrs L P Worcester,
Roy Worcester and daughters Ione and Naomi plan an extended California trip, stopping in Shelbina to visit the Johnsons. G A R encampment attendees include Helen Hubbard, Ella Williams, Arthur Lewis, and Cora Palmer. Various locals travel to Columbus, Michigan, Chicago, and Lake Erie camps, with notable visits to Findlay, Niagara Falls, and Warren area events.
On Jackson Street two cars collided near 6:30 p m with both vehicles badly damaged and no injuries reported. Community notices cover church outdoor meeting at Jonas Springer home June 26 and various local engagements including Lutheran and Congregational groups. Also reported are travel notes, graduation events, Oberlin concerts, Italian inauguration scenes, and a Bari wine expert patenting a new alcohol extraction method.
King’s daughter among guests at a Rome reception hosted by Ambassador Henry Pletcher Fletcher in the Rospigliosi palace. The event showcased aristocratic salons, priceless paintings, Venetian chandeliers, and Florentine interiors. Mrs. Pletcher wore a white gown with grey and silver embroidery.
A local beauty shop advertises finger wave and Marcel styling at Carpenter's Beauty Shop located at 558 Broad St formerly Broad Street Beauty Parlor. Contact via phone 2135.
In St Louis 600 leading manufacturers from 12 valley states gathered for the Mississippi Valley Manufacturers and Wholesalers Convention to explore new methods of business merchandising and distribution as national growth is forecast to find its fullest expression in the Mississippi valley under the drive of regional chambers and industrial associations.
Representatives from Texas, Louisiana, Southern Illinois, and Indiana attended a conference of the Texas State Manufacturers Association. The emphasis was on style shaping value, with executives noting that fashion and novelty now dictate purchases more than quality and price. William McMartin of the English District Federal Reserve Bank called the meeting pivotal as a catalyst for future growth across the Mississippi Valley.
In Turkey the billboard must travel around to be inspected by the people. The Oriental counter part of the sandwich man of Occi-
A banner bearer moves along a street with a visible legend displayed on a long pole. He stops frequently in front of windows where women are stationed, treating movie ads and similar notices with special interest.
The article notes that many instruments now used in Japan originate as imports from China, including the lyre, violin, and reed organ, illustrating cultural exchange influencing local music.
A listing notes a dancing event at Cascade Pa on Tuesday night June 18 with a 50 cent couple admission.
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