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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1924
Page
9
H S Jewett says Paige aims for a look as good as its drive and plans to build 10 000 units of the model. Dealers note buyers value beauty and smart appearance, and the company credits public interest with developing the Paige “Most Beautiful Car.”
Studebaker conducts meticulous precision operations on three cylinder models with tolerances as tight as one-thousandth of an inch. The company uses 30,000 inspections in manufacture and assembly to ensure enduring, dependable performance and guards against imperfections through test labs and skilled in-house teams.
Miss Ruth Escott and Mrs Lena Peck are among locals noted in Cleveland on Monday. Mrs Lena Peck has recovered from illness. Mrs EB H Ladradh attended Lutheran church exercises in Acme and visited relatives in Wadworth last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lasher added care at Atsher Hospital. Mrs Geo Hornis hosts Home Missionary Society at Congregational church Friday afternoon. Mrs C G Leimbach traveled to Elyria. Evangelical church meetings concluded tonight. James Wilson visiting Cleveland for weeks. Geo Wilson also referenced. EF Miller and son Walter joined John W Brandau in Elyria last Sunday.
E Miller hosts Milas Grace Martins bridal shower at 78 Haat College St. Twelve guests attend as the couple prepares for a wedding. Oberlin briefs report professors and families departing for Europe tours, summer cottages, and relocations to the Oberlin Colony with many moving to lakeside cabins and campuses.
Theodors E Wood of 186 West College Oberlin aged 74 died at home after a sudden heart failure on Friday night. A Brownhelm farmer in earlier years, he moved to Oberlin and retired. Survived by two daughters and two sons, including Mrs. Loge Palo Alto, Calif., Dr Theodore Wood Jr. Oberlin. private funeral Sunday at 2 PM from the home. Burial in Brownhelm Cemetery. Body to be placed in Brown vault until relatives arrive.
Mina Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs N A Martin of 140 North instrhet wed George Harlow Jr Tuesday afternoon in the Ep- ists church with Rev L B Dan- mertermine performing the ceremony. The bride wore a pale gown trimmed with lace. Her maid of honor was Helen ah of Pena. Best man was Rath Miller Mark and matron of honor was Mrs Rath Miller. The ceremony featured decorative flowers and a shower of congratulations.
Sunday guests at the Bauer home included Rev Chester Kern and family and Rev Poling. Mrs Reuben Miller, recently home from Memorial Hospital, is improving slowly with a nurse in attendance. Jona Portman family and Wm Moulton family spent Sunday in Cleveland with aunt Mary Moulton. Mrs Hinton of Carrollton is visiting with Mrs Wm Marshall's family. W P Carruthers and son Arthur along with Miss Hill of Oberlin called on friends, Prof and Mrs W U Chapin and son Almon also visited from Oberlin.
A Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor was formed by youths of the Congregational church on Sunday evening. Officers include President DuRand Brandau Vice President N. E. Escott Secretary treasurer Emma Dreschlein pianist Fisterce Claus and adjutant pianist Charlotte Cooper.
A collection of brief items reports travel by Mr and Mrs William Ingersoll and family, local visits by Charles Philbert and relatives, centennial church celebration by Polish community at St Adelbert Berea, property sale at Columbia Station, attendance at poultry events in Wooster, and social visits among families including the Gox and Shaer households plus Irene Dunford visiting her father Irving Dunford. a large crowd enjoyed a program locally.
Sunday evening Sunday school page notes show the Philatia class meeting with Mrs Wood for a social time. Refreshments were served. The group plans to sew a quit for the church baby bed in the parish. Charles Walkden suffered heat exhaustion Friday and cannot work soon. Mrs Walkden is ill. W H M and Ladies Aid plan a meeting with Mrs Rober Squire on July 5. Be H Bartter and Wihy A Bracey spent Tuesday in Elyrh.
Markets report from Cleveland lists butter at 43 1 2 to 441 2 per pound, eggs firsts and western firates around 55, various cheese and poultry items, strawberries, cabbage, potatoes, tomatoes and onions with prices and crate or per unit details, reflecting mid year wholesale activity.
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