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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
12
Hartford education board announced regular musical instruction for city school children will be aired on radio beginning next fall. The briefing summarizes multiple brief items from New York and Osseng about unrelated incidents including a ship crew envelope gift and a fatal airplane crash.
June 25 Washington The Army Air Service searches for an etafal song to memorialize a comrade who has gone west and to lead the service into action. Many songs have been proposed though most focus on death, treated in a light hear ted fashion as aviators take to the air. An electric device has increased honey output by lighting and heating hives during winter, prompting earlier spring honey collection.
South Amherst on June 23 reports the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary will hold a rally on July 2 with dinner at the M E church rooms and Mrs Hugh Clark of Steubenville as speaker. The event includes a program at the High School auditorium and invites Auxiliaries from surrounding towns to join the county rally.
The Ladies Dime Society of the First Congregational church met Thursday afternoon in church parlors. after the business session lunch was served by Mrs Edy in Harper. Several members hosted bridge parties and social visits followed with multiple locals and guests from Oberlin and Fremont mentioned.
Rochester column reports Ruth Lola and Willard Forman and others from Shelby visiting Waitham Stanfield. Local families, including Mrs Gariss and Alvin, L. B. Feeley and G. J. Feeley, hosted relatives in Elyria and Shelby. Visits to Cleveland, Norwalk, and Wellington areas are noted along with a chicken theft incident at Everett Franks.
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