Grandmother Leads Cheer as Audience Celebrates
The scene shows a grandmother running onto the stage and leading a cheer for the cheerleaders while the audience roars with approval and enthusiasm.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1928
Page
10
The scene shows a grandmother running onto the stage and leading a cheer for the cheerleaders while the audience roars with approval and enthusiasm.
Grafton M E church announces March 11 morning worship at 9 30 with sermon The Living Touch. Epworth League 6 24 p m led by Arnott Supt. Evening service at 7 40 with sermon Some Modern Devils. Lenten services Wednesday at 7 39 p m.
Belden wins the Epworth League contest with 15 500 points to Graftons 13 410. Banquet set for Saturday night March 17 at 6 30 in the basement of Belden M E church. Sunday services March 11 include Sunday School at 9 am and morning worship with the pastor's sermon titled The Living Tour.
Ohio records show 161 men condemned for murder with 2 hanged and 133 electrocuted. Willie Haas was the first to die by electric chair on April 21, 1897, as executions spread to every county in the state.
Walter A May a Pittsburgh drug store magnate invites about 60 guests to join him and his wife for a silver wedding voyage to Paris aboard the S S Aga Anta and Berengaria itinerary includes sail from New York April 18 and return May 11 with a hotel celebration at the Grand Hotel Paris the guests largely accompanied by travel from the Pittsburgh area to the voyage and many attended the couple’s Pittsburgh wedding ceremony 23 years ago
Matthes Gunn, a famous five year old Boughton twin, celebrated a birthday anniversary alone while brother Mark, ill with bronchitis, stayed away. Mathews warned that the modern girl’s feverish excitement and running cause danger, urging swimmers wear a rope belt for water safety and noting changes since earlier times.
Pettifield Massachusetts report shows Mrs Q O Lane of Great Barrington owning a piano over 103 years old. Original buyer T B Curtis bought from Jonas Chamberling. Curtis later sold to Jonas G I Max of South Malden, grandfather of Lane’s grandchildren. The instrument remains with rich tonal qualities.
Deputy Revenue collector R. S. Gaddes reports one honest man has paid his income tax this year but another successful gambler has voluntarily settled nearly $1,000. The officer notes no show from the bootlegger in question.
Robert R B Mosely discovered his desertion claim while seeking compensation. He has been exonerated and honorably discharged, believing his World War I reenlistment was for a short term. He is from Dover Ohio.
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