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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1929

Page

3

OHAW LETTERS AND PROOFS ON SALE IN LONDON

In London Hodgson and Company sold 37 rare first editions corrected proofs and Shavian letters by George Bernard Shaw. The auction fetched thousands of pounds as the final lot concluded the sale in the famous literary rooms. A 36 page letter from Shaw to Packenham Beatty reveals candid views and humor about the book, marking a highlight of the collection.

London George Bernard Shaw Hodgson and Company Shaw Packenham Beatty Pakenham Beatty

Oberlin road social notes from Oberlin and neighboring towns

June 22 Oberlin family news as Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sternbert of Raymond Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson visit the John Baumann home. Reunions, Sunday calls, and visits spread through Oberlin. mentions of Hurst, Krueger, Beiner, Haylor, Davidson, Tuck, and Dostall among local and nearby residents.

Oberlin Road Fred Sternbert Raymond Minn Paul Peterson Ohn Baumann Sternert Oberlin Morgan Street Bert Balcomb Uth Brighton Willima Farr Frank Krueger E. Beiner Avon Ted Penfound Bettie Haylor Junior Haylor Casson Elyria J. Davidson Carl Hansen Arents H. A. Tuck New London M. L. Hurst Myersome Camden Carl Dostall J. Thomas Lyria

Family and community events in Ohio region news

Several social visits and gatherings across Oberlin and nearby towns noted. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Priest Brooks of Duncan Falls visiting their relatives, and Miss Bertha Farr celebrated her twelfth birthday with friends. A large Packard descendants reunion near Hutchinson and a bake sale by the Ladies class raised funds. An outbuilding at M L Hurst’s was struck by lightning during an afternoon storm.

William Farr Priest Brooks Duncan Falls H. Brooks Hutchinson A. A. Saxton Rogers New York City Myers House Oberlin M. L. Hursts S. S. Hutchinson Milton Row Sharon Center Ohio Lorain Cleveland Beach Elyria Chatam Spencer Lodi Berea Frank Kuchenrither Sugar Ridge D. J

Needle Guild to hold July picnic at Chippewa Lake

Mrs. Clarence Lapp hosted the Needle Guild Society at her Elyria home for a June 24 meeting. Plans were made for the annual picnic July 7 at Chippewa Lake and summer sessions were noted as to be discontinued. Members and guests attended, including Mrs. Milton Balls and others.

South Ridge Clarence Lapp Needle Guild Society Elyria Chippewa Lake Milton Balls Matilda Dramm Charles Dehn Carl Dramm A. Hiscox Conrad Ernst Earl Dehn Mary Date Gust Smith Clarence Peabody Annette Arthur Ernst Madge Edwar Manzelman Henry Burlhart

Community notices from Elyria area social events and visits

Anthony Delefield and family are noted. Mrs Milton Balls spent Thursday in Cleveland. Edward Brown of North Ridge visited his parents Henry Meyers and wife Thursday evening. Frank Bechtel spent Thursday evening with his daughter and H Dayton in Pittsfield. D C Club and families enjoyed a lawn party at Ralph Fowl home with ice cream and cake for many relatives. The club will hold its annual picnic in August. Fidele Club meetings and host duties noted for July. Numerous neighbors, relatives, and visitors from Elyria, North Ridge, West Ridge, Henrietta, and Steubenville are listed. All lead compounds are poisonous.

Anthony Delefield Milton Balls Cleveland Edward Brown North Ridge Henry Meyers Frank Bechtel H. Dayton Pittsfield D. C Ralph Fowl Albert Vietzen Elyria Car Fowl West Ridge Walter Bennett Henrietta Newton Bechtel Henry Kolbe Sifton Ludwig, Jr Painesville Albert Haist Britain Carrie Louise Schmitkens E. C. Schubert Oliver Townline Road Walter Grobe Milton Baus Newton Baus Milton Eppley Waldo Thompson Kenneth Steubenville Earl Dehn Arfisses Pearl Eppley Mabel Dehn Bernice Miriam Fowl Milton Schlechter Arthur Starkweather William Kuss Fidele Club Frank Boulton Lorain Ruth Haag Elvrra A. Delefield Earl Delefield Mervin Schubert Vera Mae F. Gaumann South Amherst Fred Judson Walter Fowell Brownhelm

Local Social Notes and Upcoming Play at Fairview

Eaton Eaton June 22. Families from Penfield Elyria and Cleveland visit. The P T A. play My Dixie Rose slated for Fairview Friday night June 28. Numerous gatherings including birthday farewells in honor of Florence King and various relatives visiting from Wellington Ridgeville Brunswick Columbia and Cleveland. Ice cream social planned by Ladies Aid at E B Durkee home June 26. Everyone invited.

J. L. Lang Wellington A. B Martin Columbia Earl Lewis Brunswick Louis Kenner Cleveland Thomas Sampson Caroline Tildes H. C Cousins Ridgeville Bert Breyley Llewellyn Straub Elyria Hazel Martin Herbert Haynes Haynes Pennsylvania Elizabeth Wagner Oscar Fishley North Olmsted Will Hennie Ladies Aid Society E. B. Durkee

Turner and town events mark Litchfield weekend

Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. C M Turner visiting Cleveland and Lorain for a Turner reunion, Hazel Allsop’s June 19 marriage to Carl Bechtel, various relatives visiting from Elyria Brunswick and Wellington, a string of hospitalities and trips including an airplane ride over Akron, plus club picnic plans and health updates on residents like Charles Eberle and Himelspaugh.

Litchfield C. M. Turner Cleveland Ada Nickerson W. W. Scoville Clarence Waltz Elyria Fred Gott Hazel Allsop Carl Bechtel South Amherst Wm. C. Anderson and Brunswick Turner Chas Church of Lorain Priscilla Club L. F. Garver Medina B. R. Turner Wayne Alice Mary Leach Helen la Grange Grafton C. F. Musser Ellsworth Swanker Akron Akron Oldsmobile Co

Local social events and quilting gatherings noted

In Akron district entertainment for sub-desiors continues as Dr and Mrs Harry Streett attend a Medina Medical Association banquet at Taylor Inn Lodi. Eastern Star initiates at Litchfield with refreshments. Mrs H L Rising hosts Benevolent society ladies for quilting and ice cream. Mrs C F Musser and Mrs C P Jenkins visit Elyria.

Akron Harry Streett Taylor Inn Lodi Medina Medical Association Dr. Gram Litchfield Chapter Eastern Star H. L. Rising the Benevolent Society C. F. Musser C. P. Jenkins Elyria

Funeral services for Geo. Segitz held at Avon home

Avon June 22 Funeral services for Geo Segitz, who died at his home early Monday morning, were held at the home Wednesday at 2 30 PM with burial in Avon Center cemetery. Soon after Illumination night Oberlin guests joined locals. Several social visits and gatherings noted including Mrs Susan Jameson and Nina Warden hosting friends from Gallon. Various locals spent time with relatives and students from Oberlin College during summer, with Y W A serving a large dinner for over 60 Lakewood visitors.

Avon Geo. Segitz Avon Center Cemetery Oberlin Susan Jameson Nina Warden Gallon Arthur Brown Dorothy Warren Paul Stokes Painesville Bernard Ackerman Erie Lillian Wagner Chas. Wagner the Baptist Church Lakewood Wilson Jameson Clarksfield John Terveen Bellevue Marjorie Walker June Barr Howard Wilford Virginia Gould Evelyn Smith William Alfred Barr Oberlin College Joe Thome

Local visitor notes and calls across Ohio towns

Catherine Thome of New Bavaria Mrs Mike Frank of Lorain and Catherine Hamera of Cleveland are mentioned. Mrs Sturznickla and daughter Jean visit parents Mr and Mrs Chas Wagner. John Walker of Seville with friends called on Avon friends. Mrs Hofer daughter Marie son Edward and Mr and Mrs Robert Dambach of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Miss Katherine Dechant.

Catherine Thome New Bavaria, O Mike Frank Lorain Catherine Hamera Cleveland Sturznickla Jean Chas. Wagner John Walker Seville Ohio Avon Hofer Marie Edward Robert Dambach Katherine Dechant

Golden wedding anniversary in La Grange noted

La Grange June 22 The Methodist choir sang at the Elyria Home for the Aged and Rev J H Siward gave an address. Mrs Floyd Pelton celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with 28 guests, a dinner, ice cream and cake. Family members from Jeromesville Penfield Lorain and Lorain attended and bouquets and ten dollars in gold were given.

McKelvey Berea Donald Dietrich Wheeling W. Va Arthur Wilker Lakewood Frank Wolcott W. G. Wilson Allan Smith Ely Tia John Curtiss A. A. Leiby Willard L. C. Monosmith Oberlin Floyd Pelton George Dague Jeromesville Charles Pelton A. Jane Penfield Mark Kelmer Claude Smith la Grange Dorothy Reese Lorain Delia Dague Cora Jones Pelton

Oberlin Social Scene and Local Notices Review

Residents share updates from North Main Street including a scout event led by Rev. Rivard. Oberlin commencement activities list G. W. Woodruff family and Cassie Kelner’s Latin teacher departure, plus Gleaners meeting with verses and a July river road picnic plan. Foster Buswell visits. Lola Wigert to attend Western Reserve summer school.

North Mae Street Pelton Rev. Rivard M. B G. W. Woodruff Cassie Kelner Oberlin Lakewood High School W. Kelner Andrew Rawson Phyllis Jean Louise Adams Will Park Grafton Lydia Kelner Gleaners Lucille Rawson Lara Sage

Old landmark removed in Boston after visitors probe post

Local papers reported the removal of a historic hitching post in front of 11 Worcester Square in Boston South End. Antiquarians came to view the landmark once linked to Dobbin era, and Catherine Arnold faced repeated doorbell inquiries before Public Works ordered its removal.

Boston Worcester Square South End Dobbin Catherine Arnold Public Works

Baseball Casualty in LaPorte Ends Career Start

In LaPorte Indiana the season's first baseball casualty occurred when 17 year old Eddie Gill struck a pitched ball that killed a Spar Tow player. Gill became so excited he forgot to run and was put out.

Laporte Ind Eddie Gill Gill

Divorce Follows Picture Dispute Between Horace Horne Spouses

In Boston, Clarence Horne and his wife argued over how to hang a picture, escalating to a divorce case. Mrs. Horace Horne was granted a divorce amid the dispute.

Boston Clarence Horne

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