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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1929

Page

6

Festival Opens For Swedish Princess Wedding In Oslo

Oslo March 19 A three day festival marks the royal wedding of Princess Martha of Sweden to Crown Prince Olaf. King and international guests arrive as crowds greet the couple. 209000 spectators expected with royal attendants and bridesmaids organizing ceremonies at the castle.

Oslo Norway Martha Sweden Stockholm Olaf Prince Oskar Ingrid Prince Eugene Guard of Honor Denmark Duke York Prince Henrik of Holland Rome Royal Castle Queen Maude Princess Ingrid Irmelin Nansen Prince Olaf Balliol College Oxford

Needle Guild Hostess Plans March Meeting in South Ridge

South Ridge March 19 Mrs A J Hiscox will host Needle Guild Society at her home Wednesday afternoon March 20 The Choir will meet at the church Thursday evening Mrs Earl Delin hosted the D C Club at her home Saturday afternoon after a short business meeting they crafted quilt blocks Refreshments were served to Mrs Carl Fowle Mrs Albert Vietzen Mrs Albert Haist Mrs Newton Bechtel and Miss.

South Ridge A. J. Hiscox Needle Guild Society Earl Delin D. C Carl Fowle West Ridge Albert Vietzen Elyria Albert Haist Lorain Newton Bechtel Middle Ridge

Ghost Piano Startled Nottingham Family by Nocturnal Chords

In Nottingham on March 19 a night time piano and furniture noises unsettled the Eason family of Cottesmore Road. Mrs. Arthur Eason says she and her three daughters heard chords on the piano and a dog whine as if startled. Her late brother once played similar tunes, though she remains skeptical about ghosts. Neighbors offer no explanations after doors and windows were found secure.

Nottingham Eng Eason Cottesmore Road Notingham Arthur Eason Plano Alice Eason Tony

Local Social Roundup from North Ridge and Surrounding Areas

Residents from North Ridge Middle Ridge and nearby towns attended events and hosted visits this week. Notable names include Louise Schmidtkons Pearl Eppley Ruth Fowl and Madge Ernst with others visiting Carl Friday and family in Cleveland Elyria Lorain and West Ridge.

Murray Ridge Social Notes Highlights and Visits

Murray Ridge on March 19 reports Mr. and Mrs. George Fridenstien attended a dance in Vincent. Mrs. C W Williams of West Ridge called on Mrs. Arthur Fesler. Mr. and Mrs. A Barrick of Berea visited Mr. and Mrs. A J Derek. Elizabeth Fowll of South Ridge spent time with Mrs. Fred Decker. Walter Bennett of Henrietta called on his father John Bechtel. Herbert Stang and son were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Stang of South Ridge. M Nichols and son spent Monday in Elyria. A P Grills of Cleveland was a dinner guest of sir and Mrs.

Louise Schmidtkons North Ridge Pearl Eppley Walter Grobe Mabel Dehn Milton Baus Ruth Fowl FE. C. Schubert Carl Friday Cleveland Edward Ernst Arthur Ernst Madge Elyria Maxine Halst Lorain Carl Fowl West Ridge Murray Ridge Frank Baus Albert Haist Maxine Charles Dehn Conrad Ernst Belle Brosicker Allen A A. F. Patchett Frank Laraway Patricia Kenneth Fowl Frank Balls Oberlin Earl Dehn Frank Raway L. Conmmings South Amherst Kathryn Kolbe Middle Ridge George Knittle George Fridenstien Vincent C. W. Williams Arthur Fesler A. Barrick Berea A. J. Derek Elizabeth Fow South Ridge Fred Decker Walter Bennett Henrietta John Bechtel

Local social notes from Murray Ridge and surrounding towns

Thursday events include visits by Miss Winifred Decker and Miss Pearl Eppley. S Slusher with the Nugents. Delifields host. Murray Ridge orchestra at Ruth Tapper’s. PTA met at Murray Ridge school with plans for April program and a mock wedding staged by the Decker and Friedenstein groups. Attendees included Burdean, Gannett, Burrer, Eldred, Shubert and many West Ridge and Townline neighbors.

Arthur Fesler Winifred Decker Lorain Fred Decker Pearl Eppley Oberlin E. Eppley S. Slusher C. Nugent Eyria Erwin Delifield Anthony Dellifield Murray Ridge Wlyria H. Gannett George Friedenstien Mr. Gannett Edward Burrer Lewis Eldred Edwin Shubert John Smith Frank Eldred Ray Puder Harrison Comstock Elyria Ed Burrer F. Vietzen W. Simmons N. Tapper West

P T A Program and Local Visits in Elyria

P T A program at the school house Friday evening. Miss Beasie Sites called on friends in Elyria on Wednesday. Dick and Charles Nugent of Elyria spent Friday with their aunt Mrs G Eppley. Mr and Mrs Carl Fesler and children of Elyria and Cloyd Fesler of Akron called on Mr and Mrs Arthur Fesler Monday evening. Mr and Mrs A J Derek visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Beal in Elyria Wednesday afternoon.

Beasie Elyria Charles Nugent G. Eppley Carl Fesler Cloyd Fesler Akron Arthur Fesler A. J. Derek Elmer Beal

Council Lights Upgraded Amid Wiring Shortage

City council hears lighting concerns from first ward Councilman S E Gillmore about lights near Gulf road farms long out of commission. The issue is sent to the lighting committee with a note that a Beebe court light request was mislaid and returned to committee.

Gulf Road S. E. Gillmore First Ward C. C. Stolzenburg Beebe Court

Funeral services for Mrs Lissie H Robson held in Geneva

Grafton March 18 funeral services for Mrs Lissie H Robson were held at Webster parlors in Geneva at 2 39 PM Wednesday with interment in LaPorte Cemetery. Rev H A Eicher of Eaton officiated at the grave. She was daughter of John and Hannah Hardy born January 25 1438 in Carlisle. Her life included schooling at Oberlin, teaching, marriage to John C Robson of Eaton March 18 1875 at Elyria, and moves from Grafton to Madison then Geneva. Her husband died November 5 1914. She lived at the M Z Redmond home for 12 years and died after a stroke following a fall and hip fracture.

Grafton Lissie H. Robson Webster Geneva LaPorte H. A. Eicher Eaton John Hannah Hardy Hannah Melissa Hardy Hannah Melinda Hardy Carlisle Linda Lissie Oberlin College John C. Robson Elyria Madison Robson

Memorial Notice and Local Social Updates

Monday morning March 11 in the Park Street Church of Christ a woman aged S1 years 1 month and 14 days passed away. She leaves a brother Jesse1 Hardy of Waterman HL, nephews and nieces, and many friends. Flora Foster of LaGrange is visiting at the Cragin home. Arthur Wiley returned to the Ilyria clinic for a second operation and is recovering well. Irvin Klinect and children visited Harry Knope in Parma. WON Slitchcock with Crocker family and others attended an insurance meeting in Columbus. Charles Quayle North Olmsted Lawrence Brown Margaret Kehan Daisy Robson Lakewood called at C H Johnson’s. Peter Shuster and Earl Shuster of Chestnut Ridge spent Thursday in Cleveland.

Park Street Irvin Klinect Harry Knope Parma Slitchcock Crocker Columbia Linbaugh Amherst Miss Brooker Elyria Columbus Charles Quayle North Olmsted Lawrence Brown Margaret Kehan Daisy Robson Lakewood C. H. Johnson Peter Shuster Earl Shuster Chestnut Ridge Cleveland

Victory Quilt Club Meets At Mrs Jed Weiburn Home

The Victory Quilt club gathered at Mrs Jed Weiburn's home on Wednesday to sew a quilt for the hostess and enjoy a splendid cafeteria dinner. Members present included Mesdamer Peter Shuster Vernon Meyno Elizabeth Schwerer KF Mandeville Grant DBrusoni Dwight Belsinger Irvin Kiluech Chester Nesbit and Thomas Buckingham. Guests included Mrs 3 Davidson Mrs George Myers and Mrs Carl Seckt. The club plans another meeting with Mrs Peter Shuster on March 28. Arthur Law hosted a gathering at Center street Wednesday evening with several local residents from Litchfield and Grafton. Pedro was played with Arthur Law and Myron Barth winning first prize. Oliver Jen and Mrs Howard Stephen took consolation. A light lunch followed.

Victory Jed Weiburn Mesdamer Peter Shuster Vernon Meyno Elizabeth Schwerer Kf, Mandeville Grant Dbrusoni Dwight Belsinger Irvin Kiluech Chester Nesbit Thomas Buckingham 3. Davidson George Myers Carl Seckt Arthur Law Center Street Myron Barth A? Frombaugh Oy Jenkins Ed W Wiz Hed Falconer Court Razor Howard Stephen Court Musser Litchfield B) Wheeler Grafton Pedro M Myron Barth Oliver Jen

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