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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
14
A brief social notice from Kipton lists Mrs Melvin Unger of Kipton as hosting or being mentioned on Wednesday July 3rd. The item records a local scheduling or greeting event with a named individual and a specific date.
Reese's car rear bumper is struck while on Adelbert avenue. Schwert's vehicle sustains a bent bumper and damaged front spring.
The Royal York Hotel in Toronto stands 28 stories high, recorded as the empire's tallest building.
The Hamlin Post G A R and Relief Corp led by H B Stevick plan a public reception for S A Williams who was chosen as State Commander of the G R B. Williams defeated two opponents at the Findlay encampment and Stevick campaigned vigorously. The day’s parade yesterday afternoon was noted as highly disappointing.
A New York divorce trial prompts sensational headlines about a wife losing beauty after gaining weight. The ad touts Kruschen Salts as a 30 day fat loss remedy, claiming quick pounds shed, improved energy and clear skin for 85 cents a bottle with a 30 day supply.
The article recalls a veterans parade with soldiers walking and many in autos. Local women groups led by the G A R W R C Daughters of the Union Veterans and D A R contributed a drum corps. Comrade Baldwin of Lorain organized next year’s encampment in Lorain. Local attendees included Commander S A Williams and wife, H B Stevin and wife, Edith Kerns, Mrs Arthur Edwards and Mrs Phil Beal. Williams, a state commander, is renowned for teaching Sherman’s March to the Sea to county children and caring for veterans. Also covered is Bobby Lee’s fourth birthday party at the East Main Street home with stories by Florence Wight, balloons, ice cream, cake, grab bag, and small gifts for guests.
Wellington Sorosis held its annual Gentlemen's Night at Elyria Country Club Tuesday evening. Thirty four guests enjoyed a six o'clock dinner followed by five tables of bridge with high honors awarded to Mrs. Fred Warner, Mrs. Guy Wells, A. R. Branson and Keith Andrews. Guests included Mrs. Fred Warner of Lodi and Mrs. E. F. White of Akron, with the affair hosted by Mrs. J. MacDermott.
The Amherst Congregational Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Chas Krieg’s on Jackson Street with devotionals led by Mrs. W. V. Marshall and plans for a Sunday tureen dinner after morning services in honor of N. F. Foster’s eightieth birthday. Luncheon served to twentyfive members and one guest. Eagle Auxiliary drill team members depart for the state F O E convention in Tiffin to compete, with many additional attendees listed among the group.
Miss Florence Hamel of West Martin Street leaves for Montreal to sail Friday on the S S Antonia Cunard line. She will join the American Express Tour with Mrs William Drake and daughter Mabie of Elyria. The group plans visits to England Belgium Switzerland Germany and France for six weeks.
A group of Ladies Aid society members from St Peter's Evangelical church gathered at the local hospital Wednesday afternoon to sew for the hospital. Also note W C T U institute events planned in Brownhelm, Kipton and Henrietta with speakers Nellie Hill, Kirby Elyria, Susan Hinman Oberlin, and Mary Haskel. The Friendship Club hosted an afternoon session on Jackson Street with five hundred points in play. next meeting at Mrs. George Schroeder's home.
Mr and Mrs G Wheeler of Garrettsville and their daughter Jeanette were Wednesday guests at the home of Miss Caroline Kelch on Spring Street. Jeanette was the roommate of Miss Arlene Kelch while at Kent College.
Miss Helen Roemer leaves for Camp Gray Mich igan the National Camp of Girl Reserves as a representative of the local high school Girl Reserve Club. She is escorted by Miss Kinison advisor and Elyria high members. Chas Good buys Central Book store and takes charge July 1. Mr and Mrs Innes about to leave town after ill deal of Mr Innes. Stars hold regular Masonic hall meeting last evening the last until September. Elyria visitors include Henry Krueck family with Fred Krueck and Mrs Lillian Hagen. Helen Fleming an Elyria caller this morning. Ernest Ferguson family visits Park avenue home of George Linn.
Police tagged five vehicles Wednesday for traffic issues. Four tags cited over line and straddling offenses, highlighting a crackdown on improper lane crossing and improper positioning near lines.
Mrs Edna B Bender wife of State Senator George H Bender of Cleveland won a $2000 judgment in common police court against raiders who invaded her home Two years earlier Senator Bender won a $26000 judgment later reduced to 3000 against the same raiders The suits stem from a home invasion four years ago.
Prime Minister MacDonald left Lossiemouth for London by air this morning amid protests from citizens fearing for his safety. The Fairey long range bomber, piloted by Lieut. H. W. Hyslop of the Royal Air Force, can reach about 140 miles per hour and the flight, including a stop at Catterick, lasts roughly six hours.
An advertising pitch extols SSS as a cure for rheumatism by boosting red blood cells. It claims stronger flesh and organs, and that rubbing cannot cure rheumatism, urging readers to increase their red blood cell army to banish pain.
Report notes protesters object to aviation as against divine laws with one man declaring that if God meant men to fly he would have given them wings. The remarks reflect a religiously framed opposition to early flight testing and air travel.
Two autos figured in a minor collision on East Broad street at 9 30 p m. One car driven by E T Reese of 112 Water street backed from the curb and struck another machine driven by Harold Schwert.
Mrs. Josephine Jones of Valley Pike Dayton Ohio reports severe illness for a year with dizziness weakness and nervousness. After taking three bottles of Konjola she regained strength and weight and can work again. Konjola is sold at Phillips Drug Store Elyria Ohio and by druggists in the region.
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