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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
13
In Los Angeles a discussion among prominent women and civic figures centers on whether a young couple can set up a home on twenty dollars weekly. Opinions split between cautious practicality and belief that frugal living can sustain love, with Mrs. J. B. urging practical measures.
The Security Trust and Savings Bank argues a husband needs at least $125 a month to weather marriage, while Ethel Palmer of the Industrial Welfare Commission calls $16 a week plus $4 for another person insufficient. Judge Summerfield says a man should earn at least $50 a week before marriage. otherwise the union may not last.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scott and Hardy and Mr. and Mrs. John Groat and son, plus Mr. C. A. Hanna and Mr. Morris Scott of Cleveland, and Charles Hardy and Florence of Cleveland, attended a reception for Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Turner of Milan marking their fiftieth anniversary on February 27. The Turners hosted guests from 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM, with about a hundred friends present and a dainty lunch served.
Illness among Mr and Mrs George Haury Jr and others. Alfred Strick Waller burned by gas Saturday and Dutch Myers burned on the face. Belden High to play Columbia High Monday night and had visits from Strongsville and Litchfield teams. Grace Stein of Strongsville visiting family. Norman Reece family with Gusta Neff. B B Spieth family able to be out. Selden Armbruster stayed in Blyria. Joe Kemp sale near Medina drew locals. A British MP invited 30 900 constituents to tea in the House of Commons. distance limited attendance.
A compilation of transfers including William Honecker to Joseph Rolin for lot 25 in Stang's second ad, and Edwin R. Parking to the American Stove Co. for block 40 in Streator. Deals involve Grand Realty Co., Doll Braun ad, and multiple Lorain parcels with prices ranging from 500 to 8060 dollars.
Mrs Louise Weeks receives word her sister Mrs Smith of Cleveland is failing. Rev Peter Young and Mrs Kate Slaughter attend a dinner at Mr and Mrs Bosworth of Oberlin. Mrs F E Weeks learns her mother Mrs Judson of Sandusky ill with pneumonia and able to sit in a wheel chair. Various visits by Rev Young, Mr and Mrs Carl Hoover and daughter, and other families through Oberlin Elyria Berlin Heights and Florence end.
Mrs Chas Ives hosted sisters Miss Amanda Pisatt and a Akron friend. Mr and Mrs F Frank Tite visited their daughter in Elyria. Mrs P A Dawley ill with flu. Fern Hennie and Kenneth Buck stayed with Ed gar Sheek family in Fairview Villages. Abs B Mills family hosted Sabin relatives in Columbia. Mrs Thomas Sampson visited Dover. May Morgan and Harri of Elm spent time with parents. William Jennielams visited Teebetown relatives. Mrs Vernon Rundle of Columbia stayed with her mother Mrs F D Leangbon. Mrs Ford Hill ill.
The column lists visits and family time in Erhart and nearby areas. Mrs Charlie Martin and Jami Columbia spent Sunday with relatives as did Mrs Charlie Rautz and Mr and Mrs Walter Cleveland at their grandparents home. Mrs Fred Armbuster spent the weekend in Elyria with her parents. Mrs Julia Dasedeil of Cleveland visited her daughter Mrs B B Spieth. George Mohworthy is convalescing.
Trustee advertisements list transfers and sales: A J Renouard to Charles A Ringler for lot 1 and 2 block 6 of Two Lot 28 Depot Street Wellington at 2500 dollars. E B McClaffin admr to Leon Dubach one acre in lot 35 tract 5 Huntington at 125 dollars. Victoria Banning to Mae Gannet lot 3 Moraingelee of Illington at 260 dollars. Gus Lensola to Josaph yy lot 45 Ridgelawn allotment field at 250 dollars. Stanley Kuk to Etran Parkety part lot 48 Chamberlain ad Lorain at 3006 dollars.
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