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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
3
Saturday and Sunday saw numerous calls and visits as families from Elyria Milan Vermilion and Norwalk spent time with friends and relatives. Attendees included the Bissels the Grifins the Deckers and many others visiting in town. A Sunday dinner brought Perry Parkers and J D Parkers circle together. The WCTU met at the Birmingham church and several confirmations and parish events filled the weekend.
June 20 broadcasts on WTAM WEAR WHR and WJAY feature Orchestras, sopranos, choirs, and dramatic performances. Programs include Music Box restaurant shows, Public Auditorium acts, and late night radio music blocks with orchestras, solos, and choral groups.
Radio schedule listings show NBC Blue Network and Columbia System timings with stations WJZ WOR and others. Entries include Longine’s time at 6 00 pm and various orchestras and hosts across 7 30 pm to 10 30 pm, plus transfers to KDKA and WJR with notes on featured acts and hours.
The Birmingham Florence High School alumni gathering met at the high school building on Saturday evening June 16. Elected officers for the coming year were president Olive Avery, vice president Norene Collingwood, secretary Pearl Wilford, and treasurer Lewis Leadrach. Mrs Joseph Gang and Mrs Christ Dewey of Collins visited with local families, while Mr Gilfrd, son of Cleveland, called on L A Fopice and family.
South Ridge observed Children’s Day with a Sunday evening program. The choir performed Over the Fields, the superintendent led a responsive reading, and Rev. Holeworth gave the benediction. A baptism service followed with songs and recitations by local youths.
Litchfield diary items report Dr Scudder and Joe DeLong fishing on the Maumee River and due back June 26. Alice Taylor visited Evelyn Spitzer in Chatham for a 4 H club party. Mrs Krugel and daughters Minnie and Ruth spent Saturday in Wellington with the Greenfields. Virginia Battersby and Richard Burdick stayed to visit the Burdicks this week. Alicea Sears spent the weekend with a friend in Windham. Will House of Medias visited his mother at Bikenhowe on Sunday. Mina Marteelia Brainard is visiting.
In New London on June 19 the funeral for the late Mrs Henry Messenger was held at 2 30 p.m. from W B Messenger’s residence on South Main Street. Howard Griffin and son of Lakewood Ohio visited Mrs L W Griffin and family over the weekend. Mr and Mrs P H Burk and Vir and Mrs C H Burk with son Boyd stayed with Mr and Mrs H S Meddon of Barberton Sunday.
A week with Cleveland relatives follows Mrs Bessie Rumsey's visit. Gott family members from Wellington attended a forest dinner for fifty three. A barn belonging to Alonzo Jackson burned last Monday evening June 10. Mrs H H Rawson visits Pittsburgh relatives. Baptist church hosts annual Children Day program. Recital in Cleveland features Miss Algena Adams. Lyndon Chapter O S of E S holds a program.
Murray Ridge in June reports visitors and casual gatherings. Mr and Mrs Walter Bennett of Henrietta spent Sunday with John Bechtel. Alfred Grills and grandson Warren Meek visited Art Fesler. Art Erhke of Elyria called on Ervin Eppley Monday evening. Eugene Sites also mentioned in the notes.
Brainerd Minnesota reader reports positive outcomes from Syfia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as mentioned in BCwE paper. The note claims significant benefits at the Change of Life and urges others to try the tonic based on personal experience with the product.
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